New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-28
viii be distributed through the medium Of the clergy Of
ar a,so.4 os other carefully selected

VIII be distributed through the medium OF the clergy OF
the different denominations or other carefully selected
agents In the destitute neighborhoods =.
The depot for receiving dry goods clothing, &c. is at
No. IA Bondst, which will be open daily from O'Clock o.
M to o'clock p The depot for flour, pork, eorn OF
any kind Of provisions, is at the store OF Harris flames
Co.. No. IS whitehast and at the store of March, Price
Co., No. 81 Waterst.
Executive Cornmittee-BIrs. g. p Lees Mrs. BENJAMIN
Douglass Mrs G. Ticknor Curtis, Mrs. Benjamin Hoa-
day. Mrs W. II. Shelton, Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs. e. H.
Skinker, Mrs Jas. Brooks, Mrs. JAS Harra Mrs. VIM T.
Coleman, Mrs. T. s. Rummey, Mrs ]. Lloyd Abbot, Mrs
c. X Garrison Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick, Mrs r. H. Clarke,
Miss Wheatey
Treasurer-Hon. VIM c. Alexander, President Equit-
able Life ms. Co., No. 90 Broadway.
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. g. l.. NJ Barlow, No Madi-
son-ave
secretary-sIrs Algemon 6. Sullivan, No. 1O7 West
Twenty-firstst.
SINGULAR DISPOSITION OF GOVERNMENT Bonds
peculiar incident occurred on Thursday last which re-
suited the recovery Of $4,000 in 1905 portion OF the
contents of package which had been lost by Messrs
Carter & Tuns for which they had offered $500 reward
boy CARRYING in his hand deaced $500 sO United STATES
bond. Thinking there something wrong ne IOLoWSu
Where he heard the boy ask the clerk if was worth
thing He advised the clerk to detan the BOY untl ne
could investigate the matter Repairing TO the DetecVe
Office at Police Headquarters, he n0tfed capt JOnh o.
Young The Captain went the brokers' office got the
bond and Intercepted the lad where he had obtained
It, He frankly told the Captain that little BOY nad
bought IL of another little boy for penny TahDg the
boy with him to Headquarters he there looked over ms
list Of lost and stolen bonds but could find no trace OF
bond held in his possession Looking over the morning
papers he found the following advertisements Lost on
Monday Jan. 81 1867 In going from No ls4 Seyenthaye
TO Tweneth-st and from thence to French church on
on Twenty-thrdst, Sixthave., package contain
ing two bank-b0oks on the BOwery Savings Bank, Nos
1888 1871 and with the following United states secnTl-
ties: Two United States 90s 1865 No 1885, $500 DO NO
1906 $780, United States 520s, 1862 No O99 sl0G
No 81 O9O $40 1862 $780, United States $40 1885, $1,000
No II 1851; do. $40, 1865, $500" For this reward
had been offered. Finding himself on the right track
Can't Young detailed Detective Coye to look up the re-
manning missing bonds in which he quite successful
Tnrough the guidance Of the various small boys connected
with the transaction he found Mrs. MeGluee at her
residence in Twentyeighthst She acknowledged having
found the bond and several more which had been lying
around loose were handed TO the officer She said they
Danny ITO cut the round pictures out SO that trace
OF il could be found With the remaining ones she had
intended Ornamentng her reboard but as there were
not enough TO the entire surface che gave up te
idea When tho bonds were first picked up by Mrs NC
Guce she dropped 500 $40; boy who picked up the
bond ran after her TO return It, when she informed HIN
that he could keep she had plenty more OF the same
kind The boy, seeing the advertisement has since re-
turned il Messrs Carter Tunis IL ia seldom that 20
and 0s are used for chimney ornaments and ehdrens
payhg be purchased at the rate OF one cent for
slO0.