The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

rns Stow sSoHx Y,syxRpsY.- Seine enc has predicted
shst there 10 q rty storms this ~incr b.
cause The s flakes Of year fell on that day Of the
month Whether the prophecy s 70 be verified or mot
the stnrm n yesterday the hcss If its
predecessor. " TO carry ihe programme. ID was
rather sbor'ivs n,iernns. however. 1t . storm.
a s,s.iod nut In the morning with great
% sn 81 e a'sns An 1ssss
OF It. though during The earlier portion " the sfer-
noon, aud ~hcn Il tsd hidden away under ncn
Tented entirely and stopped-addisG mite for our az
knyaion IN slushy streets and vet sidewalks : he
Weather reports from csrwhrre indicate cold rainy
spell rs the sequence OF the snow.
Az ArrEn TO rrs CnAErAsIx--Thc sisters Of Charity
Of 81 Vincent Hosp a. lss West Eleventh street. c,rnss
Seventh avenue, world acquant all those ~fo are In
,eresd In their ius tuition that any assistance that The
charity and means Of Their numerous frisn1s msy
enable them 10 b~stcw at the approaching soascn q
IN money, rravisons any descriptions. viz, NEST
tows, tee, coffee sugar butter, linen cloth
mos. srssruy received srs duty srsno~'sas,d =
their annual report. The Sisters thus 70
call attention 10 Their hospta osngo tho irving tlmes
and trey dot with less hesitation The eaeriops
tend solely IN the public good IA snv way 20 per.
soral emo'uen's ~ their services nrs ruresy eraui-
year numbers Or patients have been recs,vcd and
treated free Of charge and N the desire ~ the
s.srs 70 10 so's y i,cre.e ,re lis orrsc parents
tianiiy havo ARRAYS been exercised AZ WITHIN
the vais 81 this hoeps during the eighteen years OF
Ia existence without distinction Of creed country
FnHx MEALS TIE rooR.--rn cvusideratcp cf the
great distress Of our poor the German branch 81 the
NV York Young Mems Christian Association has d.
csdcd TO open eating establishment 81 which ~
needy persons can receive FREQ Of CHARGE one warm
Substantial Tneal daily For the furt he1nce 81 this
came meeting has been called by the ConsIsory OF
evening Deoe mber rs eight O'Clock ri tpsr rooms,
No CD Ludlow street. 70 which al who sympasbze
with the ncety ONES and arc wilung 10 assist In ia
henesolent cause are most cordially invited eRend
woRxscxxs's uNos. Tho workInemsn's Union met
last evening President Sohs Ennis N The chair for the
purpose o. nomastInG ocers for TIE nsxt slx noath
Toe following gentlemen Nominated and tne nomi-
ns,ors unspimousy accepted, which virtually lnssras
their elect0n - The next meeting: Presdee9 William
J. Jessup Fist Vice President Hcnry Lukef; Second
Vice President John Wood; RECORDING sscsss.y. Henry
nulhs'l FeanciAl Secretary, q Y Tsyiw; Treasurer,
John Eanis. SsfEeant-at. Arms John koncon: Cor
responding secretary, William J. Jessuc M
BoAaO ov ALosnxxs. the Board os Asdsvnsn he'd .
special meeting At nvs o'clock last evening Preside
Shannon Ia the chair Ansr very long ss@ca, dur1aE
wbic1 bat routine business ~ taneasisd. the
Beard adjourned V Monday oexA $3.50
ST. rArL's CHurn.--rhs ladies' ana ne Sunday
school couneslsd with sbs church susy engaisd
Iss Night y prspsrss chrams decorations fos that
sdiGcs uhieA w6ek Ne eniIvsns1 " ne dng'ns q
90 turing ~ oeit6Ays Wsh unssose1 ose9sy.
nAsss's 0svrs Inc nsyss ~ $4,000 ~ newly
ssssss ccronsss " We scsws~s ssssssvsa sssr'ss:-