Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-02
oIoHARITY.
rms WASHINGTON CTR ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The AsnaaI Mestiss-Rspeitss Of the Bonrl
Of Managers, Treasurer and Others
The Now Bea' d Of Managers for the En-
Inina Year.

! TIM annual .Ns.aaNlar - h. =.
CO. oa nns vi uo "asuingto'
CHy orphan Asylum was held last evening
in the parlora OF the Metropolitan ehurch
Rev. DR.. J. P. Newman presiding.
| The exerclaes were commenced with ainy
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49, wy paas, iOuo"eu " reaainR
after ,xhIch ne Nswm.n satd ho .,,,,,s,s,
| - A0"e" eeiN no eAPccte'
mat senator Nye would be In during the eve
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engagements, although, like the other Sen
ators, he must be deeply engaged In business
AT ,bIs tIme. n he dId M, c,r,. he .he,,,,
u"'o' nv 'u "V' cohe ne bhoui'
call on some OF the other gentlemen preeen
to speak.
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LUG annual report was then read;
ANIMAL REPORT ron ISL.
in presenting to the public, and more partIcu.
larry our fr,ends and eontrIbniars ihs teih n
nuai report OF the wsshington lsIix 1snhsr
Asyium' the managers recori Uith Srstit1as ~
meroles Of another year. WV
| For seyeral vears The housebold In. han ~
| empt from General sloIn.ss In AMI, ~,
/ measles made Its apperanee Fartv sfr ar ~.
children were iii, but the epidemic was Of shorl
two OF The ittls ones hhys needed sugsioaI a,..
| msnt, and We arc fortunate in bafng ara II
command tho services Of ths eminent psysIeians
sasSS q sS osId.'n Sopi" T. th, ely
use Of The institution wv wv INV
| I'VE reoori the death nv acoident of /. h,i.h,
home fsr mon,hs baSess IN ~ ost nonsa ~.
tothe asylum Tor his 10 erai seryices Two othsp.
have also been removed 70 ! more endnfips
i home within the wear. on each on theso ncs,,,
slons tho mansTsrs are lndebted' AZ hsrtnsSars
| 70 Mr.. Haokett Tor Eratuitous services Of burial
performed for these children Of his heavenly
Father, not only IN the kindest, but most deli.
| done for those whose paTents oonld ahundan,iS
reward him with this worlds goods,
school IL VERY gratifying To the board. VINO AZ.
sire particular 10 comn1end theIr imnrvs,osn n,
/ In wiring. '' 'P''''"''" "
Ninety. two children compose the present family
| --hf y girls aud forty tWoboya EIeVen nhlldren
have boon taken into the asylum duTinr n.
| yoar-elght boys aud three EIris-and ssvsnteen
were sont out 70 homes, where We hons th,y NAV
Our efncient matron, miss Wannail, dsvoies
her daily life, with true motherlV soiioitnde M
the care Of the helpless ones over whom she IL
probation. "l'' A''O "'0'' Ou' sn''rs SP'
To our kind frienda, Dr. HaRper and Dr.
Dflnkard, We again present our Sincere thaps;
70, 1hslr u1rSnI,tl1S at,sntiOn 90 al oCO.sCnS.
| John W, Clark tor denial surgery, and 10 Air.
JoIeph W, Nairn Tor necessary medicines.
services Of the superintendent and teachers OF Of
| The Sabbath school by annoxinn tho report Of
Mr. Kean, as follows:
"In presenting this report, made Incumbent
I l.
rsohon Of the boari, am happy % 10 abie 10
the IusttutiOn has the ooSaI1i sS0S q V our
votion 70 the work Wbish has h.sa So aU
characterized our teaciers, has manIfestei Itself
during the present year, aud while am unable
believe that the seeds Of truth, soWn ia veal.
ness, will spring forth In power when the qreat
reaplnE time shall come. We sliil oontinae the
use Of the Berean system IN our schOols and
consider II admirably adapted 10 the wants Of
tho children. We gave the children thoir
Christmas festival on the 18Th ult., which was
tho teachers Of the sunday school t pssssS NJ
| for each child, Including candles was preaented
rableaux, by some Of the children, was a lea.
turo Of the occasion much enjoyed BY all We
who has IOlned US since nv mst roport. ioT ~.
success OF this part Of our SnteTtainnsSt wi INV
"Ihe following summary Of nnAboes 10 submit
ted for your Information Uash on hand last re-
port, tsa; amount received by teachers from
friends Of the school, teoto total, SiIs 10. III.
pended for presents and sabbath school requl.
"W ben We consider that this sum was raised
entirely by voluntary contribution much credit
seems 70 DO due 70 those 30 nobly Responding 10
the school. / also transmit the toiIowinS III
q teachers engaged In the school: Mr.. j. II.
Kellogg, Foul; and ahllf street PresbytsrIan
church; Mr.. N, A. Charles, FOUNDRY, treas
ursr;) Mr.. Stokes, McKendroot Nh Aickies.
Wesley chapel; Mrs. v. A. Walter, WesIey
chapel; Mrs. Larrulte, Wesley chapel; Miss Nc.
Nanara, New York avenue Presbytsriant Mlss
Noodham, DR.. BOynton's; Miss M. j, Perlry.
DR.. Boyutons; Miss Fannie Psrley, Dr. BOyn-
TONS Miss Qulgley, First Presbyterian.
The infant class ls under the charge OF Mrs
sherwood, Of Waugh chapel, M. r. church.
II take great pleasure in stating thai her de-
partment Is managed unexceptionably well,
carrying, as she does into her department Oh
labor, % many OF the intellectuaI as well as
social requisites OF q successful teacher.
"Respectfully submitted,
"WM. II. KKAN, Superintendent"
In estimating the blessings Of the mast wa
look hopefully 10 the future, believing the aame
Kind Providence, which has hitherto sus ,alnol
us, will sui supply our need.
O. q. QIDRoN, Secretary,
TRKAsURER's RHPoRr.
Report Of the treasurer Of the Warrington
City Orphan Asylum for the hear ISL;
balance In bank January NJ, isii. Al laa ~,
received from trustees, SI sos; subsorintionS anJ
donations, ", 2Ts ts-tOtaI, eli, 2oo so Paid Tor
bread, ti, i6ll0; marketing, 81 $50 B5; Groceries,
sl,52O; dry goods, e. 5o2 IS; shoes, es5T sT, cow
and COW feed, e0o.2s; fuel, $500 10; Kas, toSVO;
9. orphans, ~; hardware, ti2oe; house repairs,
~ "a. stsi,ans,I ns snH ~ ourls! expenses
lure. tsslo' 10, rsven"a patsmnss iu III
100 Is; balance in bank az Jsp,,.yy ,s,s s,tsSJ
Total, Ell, 400 50.
House rent and Insurance paid by the treas.
arer OF the board Of trustees.