The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-26
rnn uosx ore run RABIES.


Scenes at ito Eoasd iss Ar,,up--A Bsuu-
tiful Pair Of TWINS Iscft ia the " ahrt-
Tho Work of Fracmrntrry Charity
weekly Meeting Of the Ladies of tho
EoUud'tns Asyiutu,
Yesterday, in spite Of tho inclomcncy Of thu
weather, larrs nunber Of l2hcs WIRE IN attcndancc
at the Founding Asyum on Twelfth street. Tho
occasion wse the weekly moctlng Lold BY the LADIES'
Founding Aid g,ciety.
Tits Society was organized some time last No.
vc'nbct for tho purpae ~ aiding the nob!c Efforts
Of the Sisters OF Churiiy IN establishing the mocli
needed Founding hr,hn of New York Once q
week tho Association moc, in tho RECEPTION rooms
Of the hsylum, on Twcnh street, for tho purpose OF
distributing wo:k for the house and dcvsing ways
md Of raising funds for tho prose- cotton Of
the good enuse.
n, II O'Clock yesterday morning tho psriors on tho
first floor Of the house presented a most cheering
and animated appearance. Elegant forms and tot
le,tes fitted here and there. White Jrvel.d hands
lowered esrrc~singly over hugo b0akcts OF bahv
linen and myrtcrious packages OF various sizes and
wrappngs. The occiaon, ohink OF pennies into
the Founding Asylum Bank, gave evidence that
eonle desired 10 lay up Interest payable IN hcI.
ven." But tho son crush and nuttg immc diatsly
snbsidcd bon tie tnkc OF
SISTER iRESE's SILVER NIT.
The hiehbroG circle OF quoelly danes settled into
their seats tho beautiful Mrs. Paul Thebaud taxing
her place AZ President at the round table In tho back
porior
The proeoedlngs were In striking contras, to
those at tho meetings OF tho saaragists lady par la
mcntariAne, or sorosiaus.
NO sfREcuEs wars rApy
but eistcr 1rcnos sweet, treaulou. voice an.
nounccd that, though she gratefully acknowledged
tie great aid she had received nom the ladics she
must appeal Tor furt5er assistance. Generous as the
doastoas were, they were but = fragment OF what
was needed Thou ~ an children lad already been
lett In the basket at the door, the average number
daily dcpositcd was on the increase. That the sup
plce or eiotlhng and necessarics had been almost
miraculous, bat the demand was ever ipercasing
She then enumerated the articles that would be ac-
cepiablo rs dunsuons. as for instance, rem.
nants Of flannel. linen, muslin, calico. me.
rlHo or delaine; blankets and old bed.
cictbinE. eomfor'ers and quilts. She mentioned
these l1t articles 10 that bousak cepers could find
place Of depost for their old linen. where 1t could
BE- useiuly applied.
during the previous night, and requested sl present
TO assist her In securing suitable builains In the
suburbs OF the city, bv which the house IN rweilA
street could be relieved, INSTEAD OF sending tue
babies out TO nurse, they arc now forced 70 do
The work was then distributed among the ladies
present, aud the meeting adjourned oru,aliy The
usual visit to tue nurscrcs followed Thesc " ere
found In the exqulsite order and spotlcss neatness
that have been remarked by all who Wait tho house.
TWO LITTLE ooLoREp sABiEs.
The bsbie. were found r,posing In their cribs, or
taking sweet natural nourshment from the maternal
bosoms OF their fostermothers whose smiling. ~
faces beaIned doNa upon the little adopted ones
and one little lsraehtc, With undoubted marks Of
their parcntage impressed upon their tiny, wee
aces share equal; tue attention and gwen the
yoonr Americans, Aaglo-saxons, Colts, and Ger
mans.
TIC establishment. evidently az Democratic and
cosmopolitan IS our metropolitan population could
dcsrc All the baSies are pat OIL level.
Among tie arrivals OF the nisht before was = pair
OF twins tine, chubby little fellows only a day old
In another erlb was beautiful baby, little CIR.
WAC arrived soon after the twins She came 10 .
name OF GRACE" She slept sseetly and peace
fully, perhaps moro 80 than n she had reposed on
Ter gr9eeless mothers bosOm, anJ under beI son
sual lath.r's eye.