The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26


b, wm =. Mott Of this oy and since then Il had bee
l In a prosperous condition.
70 him)s'Do you believe EoA the specimen that ha
jast left the platform that fas olored able
take care Of themseiyes"
| SEVERAL yocH-"Yes, yes ~
The PREsIDEsT--1I think too. y
After this ebulon cf feeling pS NY little creature
seven years old, from the Five rtyts Misson name
Bessie Rourke, was put upon the plao1 ana amid IN
repeated applause Of the audience ga,sA following his
tory Of the institution
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each pre.sned win handsome Dbe, VIII a,ps Ike 20
who learn he % most an behave ,s best s
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s sesvs was saa nSnded S families mi have been psd with
can tel what the there would have deas 4 the pub
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be the Old Brew Brewery stl and we poor ehilfcn would
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look st win ,he "Dea Of on the rsh, ana Sar
here day. Them we sesd @e penrS AS ans sn
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nnd large number OF teacher Aea we were in great
present and future good The ha. changed
w,l al visit school and our mission house Our
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%oa shall assemble grss. pssse q Aasss @ GS and
Gss se % as sasn 4sn q hs Fave Points Mis-
81 e@s or IN s S S sssrcss % 9 this IL e name
Little Bessie Rourke gave place to Rev. Asa Bulard
Secretary Of the Sabbath School Society Of
who made brief and appropriate reply to the re.
eet Of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb who
few remarks introduced Of the dcafmu,e Teachers
tation in the language Of signs Of Christ sting the
storm, which Of The most perfect and expressive
pantommes We have
The children sarg another song, after which Rev. Dr.
Knox OF the Dutch Reformed Church, gave an account
Of cake and Watts and an account Of the Brooklyn Or
pban Asylum was given by Rev. Mr.. Batcheldc,
The exercises were here varied b. the juvenile bsnd Of
Randas Island consisting Of four fyc drummer. and
as many performers ON the he who ascendei the plat
which were Yankee poodic and wait for the wagan a'
&C. In justice to them say that they did their
utmost please the audience and Il they faied ii was
not their fault They certainly played loud enough to
be heard and worked away with an energy AZ fire and
drum that deserved the highest Some Of the
audience put their hands their ears but they had
evidently no taste for music t,s true not of the
same Kind 70 which they have listened from Aboni
Jenny Lind but We doubt II either could play the Gie
drum well.
audience with their performance they gave way Rev
Dr. TyDg, who introduced by the President New
England ayori'e and The Napoleon OF sabbath school
pastors The Doctor made some very happy hits in the
course CT his remarks in which he Interrupted by
frequent laughter and applause. am, said he, New
port boy first cousin to Newport maekere transport
cd to New York and received here like the best pcked
Iaeher'i which they pick at TogS. He was
they associated both white and colorci and In this
Iec they had acted differently from New York. proved
that he people Of Boston admitted Of no Distinction on
Of color and they recognized MI races as
brothers under the law Of Jesus Christ let us he
tinued rever forget that occasion like this that Of
one blood God has made the nations Of the earth and
when come 10 the distressed enllyhen the
mind or save the soul, that poverty knows dis
iiDctioDs and as the mind knows distinction an1 hu-
nan suffering knows no distinctions, neither does
Lord Jesus Christ The reverend doctor stated tina, he
represented the Association for Aged INDECENT Femae
oi which m account has heretofore appeared In the
HERALD The following history Of the Home Tor the Friend
less which be gave viii, however, be read with in-
terest-
This institution Is represented By hundred chill
dren end was established In lsa BY lhe American Female
home and mesns Of projection 10 friendess children unl
ey ,sn 5 ee sa sngssd s o. Ae sssraansp o. wor{ @ aie
opened has received over 1900 children most q whom
oas seco q country 10 many he he s ioIne has 5cen
sn placed Dem ar rom d. ssseai naSenee o d. e1 @
street. corrupt eempanonsbip eeggary and vice within
sesS essei aud trained "a @ se Nay Nay sey should 60 The
proves stepping mombcrHhp The chrisiiin family
he place ofa others be.i adapted " wise Progdence r
ssvsaai agsnsies sonsan, eor.p9naepce sus'onei w
ar
stage 9, s Ihe society aa%bers 500 e emees and
whose eounienanec and support largely indebted aso
monthly to whose agency il rspresenns 4. T. oSee en ana
,lams be attributed Is enlarged iaees providing
has been ehs5ieIsd By he Sew York Lesslalae and IN
school ior girls known Home Industrial School where
s Gne ee s spGra a5G fsasS "a es . Children % ssIe
he providence o. God the pioneer IN The benevolent and e
Young and belpcss from exposure @ permanent
hrssn Smes @ s friends and contributors nay wen sscres
tesdiy Increasing numbers have entered into their labors
neae. or ihr friendes. have sprung
q tcnshns nssieeea chdRooa and pisesss e 1poosed
IRON he open gateweys q dceh. May hls good wo'k be
and forbid hcm not"
AT the close Of nr. Tyngs remarks the children sang
7 wan, TO be an angel and with the angel. stand
Nr. r. n. HAyKSs made few remarks, descriptive ot
the New York Juvenile Asylum, after which the children
q the coiored orphan asylum sang I'VE bana Of
unanimously 10 reyeat II.
Rev Mr.. fEg closed ihe exercises with few observa-
tous about The Five Points House 81 Industry. Bcneic-
ton then pronounced and all dispersed with the
cepton q the teacher about thoueand of whom sat
down to an excellent dinner wtna was prepared for
thtm in thr north Six hundred tables, covered
with viands 81 every desefiption spread before
them and II thy did not DO justice TO them II their
fault FOR there ecemed ~ be want ~ hospitality
the part - their hosis After dinner they all repaired
10 their homes 10 prepare for the meeting at Dr. cheeycr
| church.
| MEETING ~ THE CHURCH or THE PURrTAgs.
The teacher met according 70 appointment in the
Church Of the PuraDs, Union square, at o'clock
last evening The building crowded almost b sano
caton, and several unable 10 obtain admltancc
R.v. Dr. Ferris Chancellor OF the New York Univery,
yesded, and after anthem by the choir, prayer
pyercd by Pew II. Mattison of Trinity NJ b. church
Ayorfon Of the Scriptures then read by Rev. pr.
Burchsrd of the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church
SITTER which Rey Dr. Ferris made addreM h. the teach
ere In which lie spoke Of the benefit of Sunday schools
the ineueaton q Christian morality upon the minds
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