New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
suffering smoeg the outdoor pensioners OF the As;

suffering amoeg the outdoor pensioners OF the As
socisilon. The number Of these pensioners wlthol
the house, for the last year, have averaged eighty
They have usually rated the same az those within
" The Asylum. We should regret very much to ren-
" quisn them, and would not, unless il should beo0ne
" quite Necessary We consider the aid afforded %
them and the Qualification and thsnkfulaess evncs1
on receiving thtir monthly porton--the good feeling
thus caIled forth both the par Of tle bestOwer
= md the receiver az of the beautiful features OF
" this charity Through the cold weather, for six or
sew months, two dollars is Their monthly portion
IN the more moderate seasons OF fH'l and spring II
tapers down 10 ONE and, except in Of sickness
they receive nothing in the summer. They are a
" very worthy ard Interesting class OF pensioners
" usually have come small dependence from some
" other souroe-maDy Of them from the churches Of
" Whleh they ere meulsers and SONS have their home
with relative, sbdso with the aid Of this Society
" they get along from year to year, but with many
The Iteasurers account. which is as follows. pre-
seats iu statement Of all the receipts and disbarse
ments OF the year:
TIE A.:oeie,tcT 70, Rs q Rsp.e'aH. Aged Irdgcn Fs~4
NOV To amount paid Purchasing Committee 50 sls 50;
IsHps os" sc in.araS Sso 81 1--WE %o eS
Sss5 Si0o; LAYERS Pee 80; Plating and Adssrsns
$40; Pres Ms,ron z5 Bills for eep.,rs s. ST. Copy
Esw Aecosa q Geo o. 09Ty 81 P Expenses 81 3d.
s Interest sS. on B:s.' s. ss
samuel Thompson E. B. Drake Esq sad Others.
ENe, s24toi Lessoy Of Nj Samuel HOvls1d Charles H.
Russell ESQ, Exec SluUoi Legacy mr. Cnss RidSeTsy
scoognE Geo. O. Clifford, EGq Exee 800; Legacy OF
kss Paitle, IL. L. Curtis Esq Exec 700;
Legacy OF Mrs NJ Wngstsf Wsestsf, Esq. Exec $3.50;
Legacy Of Mrs Hsnnah Curtis H. A,kman Esq Exec 30;
eubsefpdon si4.5i Donations $685. EenIs szS "a; Pre-
miums sSsc Boao for Temporary Inmate, 1885, Pension.,
Money Returned. 81 Cash for the Funeral Of In
mate, Sh; Charity Box. 81 a. Petty Receipts 81 &c.
Total-SI6146 p
Wok Committee Account Nor 165LTo cash paid for dry
goods s97 s5 shoe biz per W. Smith, Sa5 III stationery,
80 cents-Total, S123 ST.
BY balance hand 1853 SIC AZ; cash received from Tre
$40; balance due Work Committee 81 lO-Totsl,
aIz357.
Ms Abel r. Ahder,on TreaSney, IN account vh he Pur
ehasing Committee Dr. Nor 95a-For 7S6 quarts Of milk,
58S; lOS2 lbs meat 1914 81 $3.50 Osves Of bread S7ls SIS
groceries 81 &c vegetables oS ST. 2oi uns coal 81 2o
81 loads pine wood Ss7 81 l3 gallons OIL $87j Matrons sal
any, 800; MsroDs petty house expenses f37 3d. hou'e
cleaning and washing S57 So servaots' wages S5S;
medciDe $50 IS; kitchen utensils IS 25 ce 81 81 crock
cry s275; fresh fish $50 IS; 002 lbs esh aud salt pork
~ "a; plumbing, 81 81; 40 lbs butter, sO5-Total,
&c S28 g.
Balance from year. SIS; by cash from Treasurer from
November 1855 to November 1854 SO So by balance
on hand, So 20.
AT the conclusion of the report the Rev. NJ. CUYLER
can forward and addressed the audience at some
length In the of bis remarks he highly eulo-
eized the institution and entreated the friends Of the
Society to 90 on in their good work.