New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-08
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

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"Yur sur1TFRrNG ARms'-ADpREssEs BY THE
REv ms. MORGAN DIX, PETERS, AND MONT
The fourth anniversary Of The SheltennS
AIMS" institution opened nrSe ySats a Ggb g
16n Trovides held yesterday AFTERNOON az
At Mehaes Church corner Oh BfGsu% 1
me incemency Of the weather me ehllueh Oh the
tet,sss by singing the 93d Psalm which was followed,
after appropriate prayer by the SINGING OF ue ETstSr
Peters ID D. then read the annual report, preacng u
with few appropriate remarks From these II abeaTec
LIST The blind and deaf mutes, until the age at winch
HEY become entitled TO ADMISSION az tle S SylHndI
children past hope Of cure aud therefore no longer re-
tanned IN ordinary host9ls 80 70 enter hos
rita and who commit their children for season TO our
se.IsTiT5ipg their own 4th. Children whose home
has been broken up by the n'eImper sICS
eases the remaining parent pays according to ability
small sum monthly in no case, however amounting TO
Inc cost OF support 5h Children abandoned by both
rns bronSbt 10 us by persons interested in them but
uu1ahje fo give them a home. AL the children Of sui
Cent age attend school Of the Institution where they
receive a common education The larger girls are also
trained TO household work, under the Sisters OF st.
5nSefna management Of the House The children attend
st Mlehaels Protestant Episcopal church, ana are
under the pastoral care OF ts Rector me key' r. NJ,
Peters The number received into the institution during
Ihe year was 49, OF whom died. rs returned 70 ther
friends and 80 remain The amount IoI te wear
9or current expenses has been about $1,000 which has
1t proposed to build new institution that VIII accom-,
Odate 100 children $4,000 has already been subscribed
The annual address was delivered by the Rev. Morgan
Din d. d. who gave brief summary OF the GOOD eneSts
institution He congratulated those who had nterest ted
themselves in its success on the fact that II mad nov e
of the permanent charities OF TINS n0OIS CITY,
aud was already doing an immense deal of good IL was
designed TO supply the gap remaining between te po
outlay for this purpose is well invested We regaIdlt
simply in an economical point Oh VIEW TI y for 6e love
of Jesus Christ is 10 gain the interest IN comparison WIZ!
which tle outlay is as nothing The Trustees now pro
oed 10 erect new and larger institutOntO extend the
good work still more After examining various locdIohs
on the island and off, has been decided To- purchase
about an acre OF ground Manhattanvle on Tenth-ave
Iawrence-st and Observation-Disclosures ninth-st ana
rate families Of 25 each. The required accommodations
for family are estimated to cost 5000 one hSIsiuuSl
Heavenly Father send us many lkemnded friends me
rOage thus provided for will be known by the name OF
she Individual OF church contributing the funds There
have also been received further subscriptions
10 ' ahSoa6ee that tie bargain for The
purchase is concluded, and further hereby ~
the present year. buildings aud payment on properly
The amount may be deemed large II is, however, the
ncnt footing with ample buildings and no debt This end
reached the current expenses WI De esy er e' AM, ne
sid this noble SSgt y Spf fgs VIZ h s ~ Y eSe
and good and charitable works were sure to fol
low How is It, lie asked, that works Of mere
tease, and have ceased tlrQugh9qt ali history,
whenever faith began TO deeiue Simply because the
love of weldGing springs from religious motive onv
What homes what asylufs places Of refuge, 0E shelter
ing arms had mere RatiOnalism ever prOydedi None.
Vie eoRurea his hearers 70 give according 70 the means
10 this worthy charity and they might rest assured tha
thor acts OF mercy II done in proper spirit would 20
before them and Be remembered; for CHRIST lau prom
Jsed at even the giving of cup Of cold water ~ Ills
name, should not go unrewsrded. Every CHRISTIAN
should trust this promise, and engrave upon his memory
this rule for his government, Prepare thy deeds Of
mercy TO obtain His mercy"
collection in aid OF the institution was then taken up
aud, after an address to the children by the Rev
Ii. i. Montgomery, ID. D., and the pFonOuncmg
OF the benedictiOn the congregation was dismissed
pEOneDt feature of the exercises the presence OF
number Of the Sisters Of ST. Mary wearing the habit Of
their order black similar that by the Sisters OF
Sh.stY IN the Catholic Church. When the exercises
we're cVluded number Of the eOngre CATION visited the
ynsutnuOn, @sA expressed themselves highly pleased
conducted.
Y FIVE POINTS HOUSE HUvSE OF INDUSTRY.
The anniversary exercises at tho Five Points
House Of industry took place on Wednesday Thurs
attuton The following STATISTICS appear in the report
Of the Superintendent, MI A. b. Halliday
Inmates a. The opening Of the yesr.. ~