New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19


for the present year. Will not fall short of hundred
thousand doars three fourtbs of which was expended
last year.
HELP For Poor CHLDEES-CHILDREg' Am
socErY-wha f-eliog IL eager help pooz
beE elded children and especially children who toying
help themselves The Chden's Aid Society as wei xno~u
king by many to elothe shelter, and inso, the
poor little wanderers Of streets aud especially to give them
good homes fer away They certain that they accomplish
this the most economical way their whole expenses amount
ing only 2 2l0 for the With this small they
have given employment and homes TO abou hsa6ya posr
and children they supported the Newsboys Lsds
ng House Sh s 400 different homeless boys sustained hs
School fer Italian Organ Grads with its 100 schoars hs
Boys Meeting and Industrial School in Hameley street, and
have employed the poor quarters Of the city Visitors" fer
beendng finding destitute and homeless children sad
for filling mp the Industrial Schools"
Il known this Society depends smos. entirely
iadridual contributions large portion Of which unsocitsd
Il becomes necessary therefore, every to REMIND thay
and the public of their The Tustses thu
impeed this with the increasing solicitation for tho
children from the West and the ncreang numbers Of houses
boys the Lodging House. they ind they have not tho
doing their work thoroughly saould be doss-
The Lodging House has only beds and somess IN
stormy night fifteen twenty street boys than be
accommodated lie in their dripping clothes the beaches
of the schoooom. We need better bathing sansemert
and for instruction and Of attraction to this ~
duous but hardpreed class Of lads Our number Of Vsi.oss
ought he increased upon their efforts depend hs End
ing and relieving of the miserable children Of the poor wards
of the city We wish to employ also Western
LOOK after the children already placed and to place others
good homes.
Surely thousands men and wor.s.
in this city aud every part of the country who would ssay
double treble the Of this work for children br
then contributions.
Each gver remember that his donation goes directly to
charitable purposes Of the Society
portion of the moneys viii be appropriated "a. may bs
desnsed the new Lodging House fer he-e boys and
the work of finding children and placing them
country homes.
The Trustees before asked the public fer especial
contributions without meeting liberal response and they DO
fesr to DC disappointed now.
Donations be the President J. L. Mason No. III
Broadway, to the Treasurer J. E. Williams, Nssroposx
Bank the seCrsty c. L. Brace No IL Clinton BAL ASss
place, New ork, OF to the Trustees.
VIcTIMIZED JES-0n Saturday morning tive
seedyookng individuals called upon Of the Chatham
OF them were taken down rom the shelves for their Inspection
ard one e. the 'ssdy % eesed = sEs inquired toe
or shust dey cost and DAT tollar hat
benny less The Reman declined purchase at that price,
but nsy offered the Hebrew twelve shlnzs FOR the articles
The Jew sailed sfdoncay, and thinking has customer
stranger instantly hspded bin the required seized
the pants The JEW threw him SaeA The Money sod also esd
sbngs into the Hebrew bosom snEched neither
clothes and seody stranger conveyed
.he Tombs here complaint OF larceny lodged sgiaa
him by the Eastern dealer After hearing the esse lIEios
QuscEenbush sonceve that the Jew had made fair bargain
sell the pents slng and be stand by Tsers
upon the seedy gentleman called ghteos jsdgmear aud
departed with his prize
BURNED TO DEATH.-,Dulia Berger, eservart Girl in
the employ Ct Mrs Fisher No l6 Walker Friday
afternoon nor clothes ire which she
sancng she discovered the ees she aAh ID into
the street screaming for assistance policeman rgt out the
md conveyed 10 the Hospital where she sbeauenty
died. An inquest be6 the bods By Coroner Schne
and ytIolct Of" Accidental death rendered.
RUNAWAY SIRyAYT.-AbOut the Isl OF January
Haanah Je.sson girl living with Mr LuiEgon Oorom
Factory vile, Staten Island Eon thes taking ~h
worth of ieWery and coti1g On Saturday last MI
HsE1ah Bfoadwey, looking At he 81 pstric<
proccssi.r. Hannah adorned Sth some
u eWelry AID clothing which had osen lebanon MIN nc
accordingly thu o. Hnnsh see
ssed Ls then aud committed TO answer
elbush.
ForNp DRuwYED.-CoroBer Heslewood, on the
-tb held Nv inquest Quarantine, staten issnes upon the
body Of an unl found floating a. ths pay DeSeaeo
81 ar, Of s.e inches high THEA set TAU face
@ tooh .oD. the others deoyoj and Irregular had the
"a 49,, in al, ink saip under fan ssu the right the mi
raj. III was arsssed singebreaSsd blue sack coat bsk
ran,s velvet vest fancy bEteonsi black necke.
bb.r boots thick long and blue stockings yellow
mir. ana White The body apparently had been
,be y7ai,I two weeks. Verdict found drowned
Nrw-YoRK HossITAL-Weekly reportto March 10,
1870 Surgical Medical Total
ReuAning March s.....-....kso 90 "a
Admitted to March b.......-.. - - a