The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-10


he spoke Of the great power Of the press not snly
moral agent, but means Of extending Christianit
Britain and Ireland as proof that the work Of refssu
which always goes hand In hand with true reHgio]
was steadily progressing.
after which Rev. Mr.. CuYIER offered the foIlowing:
Tsas this society Issssd shs ssnss s.ss
cSsissns q dissrss. Names a. under GoS
ana Of f.
Mr.. tuYIsR made some remarks, in the course 4
which he referred to the enactment Of the Prohibto
law in this State one Of the greatest moral blessing
that could be conferred upon the people.
Rev. DR.. scHwESrzFELDR seconded the resolution
after which the doxology chAunted and the benz
diction pronounced. The meeting then adjourned.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
The second anniversary Of the Five Points House 4
Industry was celebrated at the Broadway TabsrnacI
yesterday afternoon There were ave or six hundrd
ersons present. chiefly women. This IL the instituted
under the charge Of the Rev. Mr. Pease. The inmates
the house. to the number Of two hundred, occupied W
choir Seats The children were neat clean and orderly
The exercises commenced with singing By the chdre
after which prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Walker,
Brooklyn. sa
W. II. BuRLuoH then read the annual report of "
trustees up to March /. The corporation was sransd
the 10th Of March, 1855. 1t seems that the farm
Westchester county has not proved paying experiment
The report says it has cost 5sls 81 for budngs I'D
and has produced nothing. We quste:-- "a
The Trustees would here mention that this they
that Z would b for NJ
'S 'ss
entire unanimty recommend that this property iho!
close Of the hfoal which commences TO day. plan md
ton with the sstabshnens in the city with advantage
Whia ~. p:aaa took cbarva NJ tbA faru, thu Uousa
Industry 81 the Five Point: We: mainly under NJ. p:
and sickness N the city together With shs ssa3
M he sns n
hands Of The Treasurer by nearly and the Board
sss sSsIs Institution = IS TI!s Point
sss s way
peal for assisanee was made to the public by the oc
TRs pubic Sa
~, efforts was felt still It The a.sd and
BY the Treasure.s the in:tisution has s.
The Institution to the outdoor POOR In Novsmbe
also sHs
sns
those not CONNECTED With including the ssssnd
the Chen
nexed 70 statement of work done since April lstWo
1921 81 work done
report says tickets issued found
full during the winter Many unemployed persons sent
this ednnsetion nsrodaos stsss1sns The number
persons received into The nssitStop during the last
which they lett it, and the present number O.
Rss:s:s IF s sss s.ssss E.l y
In the institution March 1855
Leaving be accounted tor 97 OF these, sent to st
tions Isl expelled III sioped 65; died. 49, not accounted
The last entry, not accounted for" requires exp
nation was thought proper to give the whole numb
on
not embraced in any OF the foregoing division
the confusion Incident to transactng more busnsss Is
either officers accommodations could adequately -
Of the finances of the we very sat
The the
The following statemsnt exhibiting fully the nature o.
Tast peouniary transactions no further explanation
sss.ss,. ss 81 81 ssss 81 Ss;s a
s 81 I;B. Isl r Ss4s ssa
saSeIntendsnt and assistants 5000 5s ont door po
stuasicns msd,cines funersis. &C.. ST. ~ total 81
re as e. sn 81 ''.h
ne 4. and for @
sxpcnses s257T SOL balance on hand 0l &c. Ths rspc
os T. sa sse ana
workshops and dormitories. plot Of ground Antho
q h a,s P1rs
remain ON bond and mortgage tor term Of years: Pls
ssl: sis s saas
so aaS 81
hut simplest for about $S 0OO TovH
this e The Institution has legacy from NJ
After the reading Of the report, the meeting was
dressed BY the Rev. T /. CuYLsR, Methodist clere
man he congratulated the trustees upon the fact y
the Institution was permanent affair. BE made %
trast between such missions - that Of Mr.. PeAss
the far of foreign missions. Mr.. Cuyler aftsrya1
marched off into temperance lecture, not partsula
to the purpose. Returning to the subject he made
appeal ior the destitute and neglected children
he was followed by Rev. Mr.. PEAsu, who related ss
prise in which he il engaged, and gave some
sonal reminiscences Of the characters which
been taken into his Institution. from time
employed for the most horrible purposes by man y
protested to be her father but who had altar much
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Of his possession, but he failed, it shown BET
the Recorder that he was not proper guardian,
guardian Of the child; and, in conclusion, he iad
she in Of the most respectable families, BY wh
she had been adopted a. their own.
Of practical Christianity, without which netAing e6
tual could be done towards the reformation Of the
cious, and the assistance Of the poor. rrf -
At the conclusion of his remarks the doxolo9y
chaunted, after which the meeting adjourned
AMERICAN FREE WILL BAPTIST MISsId
SOCIETY.
The eleventh anniversary of this society was %
menced yesterday morning, and continued tn lats
the afternoon in tie Bethesda Baptist meeting hou
in Chrystie street, near Delaney. There were pres
not more than twenty members Of the society, owing
the stormy weather. This society, We understand
quite large but ID scattered all ths Northern Sta
The meeting was called to order yesterday sy
President Of the society, Rev. HIRAM Hurcmsds,
CbarIes!owp, Mass. The Rev. Serene Howe, Of Low
Mass, acted ~ Secretary
After the usual preliminary business Of such M
ings the Secretary read the annual report long do
ment setting forth the abors Of the society during
last year. From this report It appears that this zoe
10 an offshoot Of the regular missionary sossty