The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14
CITY TrUTELLrGENcE.
upIORED FEMALE INDUSTRIAL suuonL.
Praceedings Of the Girls, Home Mission Indus
trial School Association.

trial School Association.
me association titled as in our caption held q
meeting last night at Liberty Hail. Lombard street,
~ which report was read replete with matters OF
The association was organized the 10Th OF Febru-
AIRY, 1869. Prior TO this organization, the evening
81 February II, Six women, impressed with their
lO'y relative to the work needed assembled together
IN response to call This call stated the object TO
he the elevation and advancement OF the colored
people, and the society was formed for the express
purpose Of reclamng coored girls from life or SIN
and shame, and preparing them for happy and use
No time was lost in discussing the merits Of sew
tng school as first step towards accomplishing the
Sesired end. The place for opening such school
had been obtained gratuitously. The intention had
been announced 10 the girls in their weekly meeting
held in the immediate vicinity where the work has
been and Is still being carried on, and thirty young
females were present the following day TO learn what
Waa to be done.
with this nucleus the work progressed, and in
few weeks the roll had on IL seventy-nine names.
Since then the school has been in operation, and
many scholars instructed In sewing. Material was
furnished them and thus far their progress has been
good beyond any anticipatons formed:
Garments have been distributed to those In need or
men, many OF the girls paying in part for the cloth
MO thus furnished them, and thus in manner de-
raying the expenses OF their education.
Many Of the girls are worse than hOuSeless-Con-
pehed to live with drunken and improvident parents
and this it is hoped the society will soon be able to
remedy by themselves aiding the pupils to obtain
residences in which the good may be preserved So
and the bad reclaimed.
How PENALTIES ARE TO BE ASSESSED FOR NEGLECT
10 MAKE PROPER RETURN OF FINOoNE.-Commissioner
Deano in circular relative to notice to parties
charged with failure, neglect or refusal TO make true
and correct returns Of annual gains, profits ana In
come, says:--
Trhe last proviso to section 1s OF the Act of June
90 1864 as amended by section 13 OF the Act OF March
2, 1867, s as follows Prouided yftrtheT Ihat no
penalty shall be assessed upon any person for such
neglect or REFUSAL for making or rendering false
fraudulent return except after reasonable notice
OF the time and place Of hearing to oe regulated by
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue 80 az to give
the person charged an opportunity to be heard
at is, therefore, hereby prescribed that before as
sessing penalty upon any person for neglect or re-
fusa to make such return, or for making or render
ing false fraudulent one the Assistant Assessor
whose duty is to assess the taxes upon the annual
gains, profits, and income OF the person charged,
shall cause notice to be served upon such person,
by delivering it or causing 1t to be delivered to him
in hand by leaving 1t or causing 1t to be left at his
hast and usual place of abode at least fifteen days
prior to the day OF hearing
ain case where the return is to be made by guar
dian, trustee, executor, or administrator, by an at
torney, agent, or partner OF nonresident alien, or
by person acting in any other hduciary capacity,
the notice should be served upon him instead Of his
ward, cesti que trust etc. and there may be change
M the phraseology of the notice TO suit the circum
mances of the case"