New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TORrY-TBIRD ANNIVERSARY OF TIE AS
ISOLATION FOR TdE RELIEF OF RE-


SPEcrABLE AGED INDECENT FEMALES.
The Forty third Anniversary of the Association 'r
The r.h.f of Aged I.dg-n, Females was held /" the
chsrel Of their Asy lu No. l39 East Twentieth street,
yesterday at noon.
Tie Kew. DR.. Knox opened the exscses With
prayer.
The Rev. Or. CHANBERs read the rty-tiird 40
bual Report, which nbodled tribute "a tue msmory
Of Mrs. G. ors Ni1op Who bad ded Sin e the last an
pi,erHy. She had been q member 81 toe Boari io'
u,@e than twenty two years during eighteen OF snNa
she ssufuly and un,irbsly moe than peiio med 'le
duties End dsebsrg. dibe responsibilities Of her office
Tie subscriptions bad been Gradually decreasing to'
pun b. of years past the Board having been obliged
{" raw upon capital not yet permanently invested.
Prompt and skliul attention had been aid 81 The suck
ty DIS. Cooper and Bbbins, for which the ard re-
turr ed thtl very sincere thanks. The Asylum hal
been well supplied with preaching by the Rev th''
Tow ell tie SAdrnts Of the Ep scopsl Sc n'nary, the
Rev NJ. Wcolco'. sDd TIE Rev. Mr. S-nsemsD 10,
which the Managers uere greatly lndeb ed. lhs ald
f.. m the Auxiliary Association vas ais gracefully &C.
kpowledged. TIE ~. Of the Trasurers for me
year showed income and expenditure OF 5,eI2 H.
Tie Rev. Mr. VAS EAST Esd li.t If the Boar of
ON +rs Tor ae ensuing year and proceeded 70 eever
teachings Of Holy Writ upon the subject OF Benevo-
lenee. He -aid MT few of the ,ngs an max
inns Ct Jesus Christ bad pershed or at les.t had
capped the notice of the Evangelist one, no sever had
been rood-d, which, it would seem, had been pre-
,olved by the wsichur aud pronptiogs Of special
Pnvid.rc -it was: at il more blessed 10 give than
to ceive' He knew that many VI the lade~ present
could add their ng testimony to the tru'h of this
aSim He remarked that if ChIist were % appear on
e-Th once more no doubt he would be invited eli
rouI d, and sumptuously entertained in the rich man-
sioDs Of Lot es but be was DOT here, aud Previous
TO bis crucIion be had himself said thai be would
always Ituau, and that after his dspsr Ire the p,o
uld tman p.rp-tuaily, ana would take his place
TIE poor you have aiwsys with YOU la aluling
To the duties tue Chr Church. he told the s0ry
OF LaDr illus, who du'iug the times Il Roman rse-
cIiioD collected the lido of X lme within the vss't
tpe Of the church 10 preseGt tner claims upon the
treasures that were piled up there, he brought
the Roman Preecf, aid c,ed bis auent "a -
the w,nis and Claims Of these widows; the Project
assebied to the claim aid .rdeTed Laarennds 10 uos
the treasure aud valuabes of the church TO administer
charity and TO protect the p0sr aud The needy o. tne
Ron people He then very aHrctlDgy set iJrth the
csins of the aged poor, particularly those OF ssed
females The naturally dependent nature OF wo nan,
any and all times of Der life enough TO substan
iiate bes. claims bu, Certainly in the yeus Of trai
and G.ebi.hess. Every maH VINO respected the rrla
ton be sustained TO Lis mother, ought 10 aid this
cause of charity. He appealed - tue ladies' presea
10 unite ia aiding that n.titut d. and Invited toe 10
cone f,iw,rd aid leno belplpg hand IN further
iIg IT. obecis end pIomODg the pr jet OF erecting
| ew arc more cOumOdous building 10 meet tue de-
mapds uhch were berg increasingly made up9a the
uaI AGES snch an asylum, he said would be a
uubuneI, of the charitable ,eud.n,ies of ths genera
ti,D aid would be banded dvwn TO the futare as an
.1pu,e { It's virtue.
Tie Rev Dr. Ksox then made Few remarks, in-
doslIg bat bao BEEN said IN the Address, and pro-
III VI ced tie b, Dedetion ..
The Cbapel vas crowded TO is utmost capacity with
ladies' all seeming highly grali6ed with the progress OF
the Asy .um, emo The exercises OF iE anniversary.