New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16
The Riverside Institute.

At meeting o. the Board Of the Riverside Institute held
November A. 1867 the following statement made by the Chairman
Of she Committee Building The institute being rapidly
Peted under contract by competent builders and will be ready for the
reception Of the op Of soldiers and sailors who fell during the late
the 6 Jsnnary Application for admission may be
made prior that ms by the guardians next friend Of such children
The charter provides for the admission Of orphans between the Of
sir and twelve years Applications should be addressed the Hon VIM
b. Mana Chairman Of Trustees District Attorneys Office Pha
delphs Pennsylvania
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
CAMDEN, NewJersey. Nov r. 1861.
To H'Rian D ManH James d. scOrsl, w W. Ware, Lopis r.
Bro01ndu Henry Goraan 4. Coo Trustees Of Riverside Iast
the widow Of soldier who Sergeant In Com
paHy Of the 2h Regiment Of sewJeey Volunteers Ny husband
died on the battle Geld from sposyTna Virginia
May children and very DESTROYS Of having my
son. John cared for By the Riverside Institute
will help and think would be only just to the
memory ny husband gho fell Sighting for bis Yo~Te truly
PulLADRLPul Nov. Il, 1861
Mrs. Sarah T. Sch,n
MADAM: Your letter stating that John seh
shall be received and cared Tor By Riverside Inate Eewe
has been duly BY board their meeting to-day 1t has
been referred committee aud a doubtless receive an Immediate
and favorable consideration.
The building probably ready receive the pupils who must he
orphan, OF soldiers sailors b. January A. D. 1863 You right
IL thinking only Just the memory Of your husband that his son
should country he died to Yours ve tra
WILLIAM B. MANN.
JAMES NJ SCOYRL
w. W. WARE
LOUIS r. BRO0MALL.
J. 4. coz,
HENRY GORMAN, Trustees etc.
Section o. the charter Of the for Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans reads $ follows;
Ind That every person who shall annually to the
Treasurer Of the Riverside Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
the 81 upward shall member Of the said Riverside lhst
tu for Sailors Orphans while such person contributes
every person shall pay shall be member for
life" j. M SCOyEL, Secretary Board OF lrus.eeN
Appe al for Building Fund for the Newsboys' iodg
ouse.-fhe public that ion Is the tHiLDENS
AID SOCIETY sustaining and carrying through the aid Of Ia
drua contributions aTge lodging house for neNsbo ana oner street
bOys. ... ,-,-<
these whom the whole number lodged 46O u TINS
time si0 deposited By the bo{ in the Savings Bank Of
paid By them toward the
OF the lodging house there lodged 8s2 off
boys 5l9 lodgings and 0J meals were iFnsheJ lhe nun
Der orphsns aided 2926 and Of halfopban 500
object institution shelter instruct and thus elevate s
unfortunate class children Prom Tie LOGGING house te
society forth the boys 10 places Ia the country or near e e
oo have been saved from teefy and avagbond me- aa
The present rooms lodging sufficiently large
moous for the Numbers boys thcngngto them snd they are aO
extremely dg to lease others IN that quarter the city
Trustees deeply impressed with the importance 81 making ts
benetcrui charity permanent by procuring proper oang lot
There will always here for WHOM such provision
be made while the cty confines Ihey Wish 70 prOi1e
which shall be shelter and home 70 the holseisss s w9ndns
through great city where he end friends and receive
the pathway % better he Surely no person
spare something from his daily Injuries for better kaIpose Inaa
ud raised unless each individual ~ho mas
and homeless children shah ieel responsibility u
Donations for tbs object may +. Williams Treasurer
Metropolitan National Bank, t. VIM Booth President 30 >:
treets spssipiag the S,lss o. S s.ees M 20 in' ' " ~
a" S0''V 10 i''' C. l. BRACE Secretary.