New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

The Brooklyn INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AssociL
rIos.-The fair aud festival Of the Brooklyn Indus
trial School Association and Home for destitute chl
dren, concluded at the Academy Of Music on Satur
day night With public meeting in the auditorium
There was good attendance Of the friends Of the
cause. TIE rear Of the stage was occupied by over
two hundred children connected with the schools
who were seated on d rais, platform In full view Of
the audience. They were neatly dressed and pre-
sented very fine appearance. The chair was ocou-
pied By Hon. =. A. Lambert. The following reso-
luii0ns were adOpged:-
Re,lrs8 The, the tina. has attended the EFFORT
Of This A.ocson establish In This period OF great cana'
v edeguae for tue destitute children OF our city
~ bs i1u OF IL. .pacioa. sn1 aodsi home constitutes
tits Tor hearty grasuati 20 Its protector. aud
Trends city another conspicuous and soeat
OF tie pu1c spinE AM benevolent ianseHee which
rsI rhat in toe dsce,.e Of our respected felowcrea
sud associate n hi. work William H. Cary e'q we hsve
o ue counsel aud lA5o VI oue Of ia earliest friends aud
baeS That ss learn with lively satisfaction ,ha, this -
sori.flan t1e mulacoa oeLefactons 20 zee
nubs charities city from Mr Cary's estate by es1s
OF which his 10 Lave vlGg memorial In the annals
psood treasury be prian.lt atty invested or s
beueht BY honored widow Nh. hsris Cary ard other
he.fs Of lis leoas estate through the hands ei Isaac II
6s.ossS iht the benign influence which continues TO
he uuug sooss oi tie aiiss having iIi imi oans
~ u charitable eaot under ,heiT affords lew
ad persuasive motives ior ihsr confined enor,s 20 rescue
wlica es involved while 81 empty tFessuis and in'
creaug numbers Ing succ Commend the ss'oetA
on 60 h- continued sympathy aAd liberal patronage o. no
0rueyo.eut.
The Rev. DR.. Nuletts, Of the Dutch Reformed
Church IA Joralenon stfee, spoke % tue point, aud
congratulated tie ladies OF the Association upon the
success of their charitable undertaking. He related
several sprghtly anecdotes IN illustration Of tho
work Ihey were doing, aud concluded by recon-
mending them 10 bear in mind The song VI the Sand
wicA Islander, when difficulties besst them, and
go on ~ on, 20 on'Sc.
Gen. j. G. Smith spoke in relation to the early
history Of tie Institution. IL was ten years slncs
that few benevolent ladies started the project Of
an Industrial School and rented small frame teue,
meni in Concord street for the purpose Of COM
Elencing thor work.
The Rev. Mr.. DE Haas appealed TO the public %
aid an institution which accomplished much good.
Now eslecialiy was the time lOr contributions IN
ordcrto enable he Managers TO provide for the ttt
children under tneir charge du1ng the lncemeni
soasO0.
Some very pretty songs were sung by the children
at intervals during the evening, and at the close
Miss Marin Martin, pupil Oh one Of the schools,
sang the - s,ar Spangied Blnner,' tie cniidrea
Joining IL tlo chorus.
The meeting then adjourned TO the Lecture Room,
in which the Fair was held, and those articles net
before disposed OF were sold our nj suction.
Tie total receipts will amount to between SJ,OOe
and 100.