The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-12
ny, YESTERDAY was clear. mii(


,..,,> SoctgTy-ArDRESs BY JUDGE
,>>,u HtroRr. NC.-Ihe twenty"
o. .nr,,,l meeting Of this Society was
I.",' 3D.. l.ctrrc-room OF s.. PaufS churcn
bed 10 'A' r''''''
> c.,fIa. ,.t- the orph1ns attached to this socl-
.L' .-;rl. from the Female Humane ASso-
-, and St Paul's Church Home were
'"'' ,,o.io,. NIL about $50. Quite
",,,," = =, ngr,ons we're alSo attracted by the
',....an. The exercises were opened VIII
..>,r- rs E6y.C. II. Read, u. D.. loi'o "eo
,rq >rbutu.scaool song, scatter h'hu
r,.r5." l,v The bows.
h",' .n,r- OF ihs resident a1d board of
3-r... = WAS prc>ertd d and reao: II sVa'e'
.-,. daring tac year just closed not oh'!
,..t ,r.rr hrcu 10 death> at the asylum, Out
,,,~. ,,.,< not even one case oil severe Illness.
f,,-.rr the preceding year there was much
'.''.'.,.rI tivcleaih>-the largest morhllty
,.'.,,, - ,hr Society since its organization.
,.,,a a., annual meeting there were IN the
--.t,,, ~ hoys: received during the year,
-. r|rorrrd 70 parents. j: indeutured, !;
-..,.yay. ,: leaving al this time Ia the aSy-
INN g.. The report says:
An nc. wa> passed by the last Legisla.
.nrr waicn Will save Us great trouble IN the
,r,,,y~, Il .iyr> u> the power 10 hold boys
,y,.l Ar, >is.p!y rdgrdHtS as well As TO hold
,rrtaa. wHo NAY have one parent living. ="
In -,.r,rl - the employment and studies
ns,L.bJy>llr r. port says: :" Few boys undtr
,u.tyr years can study more than three
hours Day with profit. They may hold
h..s, in Their hauds .fce hours, but if they
l.y, their minds on ,hen three they Will 10
,,-y weU. Il is true that our boys help IN
,..r rlrr,. rarleu, but there Is no regularity
..,.f,, ,ui, work. and in the winter season it
s..,.gD,> 10 Bothing scarcely. The first work
r,;,..,,r>t they shall engage in is the max
sn, # ua,rh.hoXcs. They will have no.
,ung. % 10 with matches: indeed, will not
..,...rul them. Tue factory for which we
vnVr,ake the boxes is situated in Rockets.
i...,ya,cteu that eacn boy will earn about
l-~.A cont, per day with four hours work
Il., however. should hardly he called work
..qui.c- hardly any effort Everything is
ii: - haud. The hoy merely folds AND
,,e, The boxes. l. * hoped that this viii
...d 10 more complicated and profitable
n,.E. We incur 10 expense. The materla
..;uruishyd au4 wc get pay for The labor.
- Il j. not proposed thai The boy shall CON
iuj- in these sinpic cmiloyment> after he
....>r, tie asylum. We propo,e 20 make il
lit 4, 3, c 10 a useful trace.
We refuse no orpb:n hoy nf proper ace
admission TO the a,yium. Rignt gladly
VIII 4 We accommodate one hundred. W.
~ DO. GcuomlnatIoUnl in any sense. The
t,,,>..lrnG til" various Sab bath SCHOOLS in tht
c.y. # Tie mother is Il Catholic her son
W., rn. u.io~rd 10 attend the Catholic Sab.
}4,a school il it is desired. Wea!so receive
A.,, n4cse parents are living il it is found
...., -, ca.ld i d'-;i'utc.>
r." teaching is under the management OF
Nc. tai aud bis daughter. Medical services
@lr lcndcycl gratuitously by DR.. Thomrs
g.luu. The tXn"n=es Of the institution
iam @ytA Mag, 1874. 10 1>t May, 1915, were
r5.i1U.Ul--.. cost ci less tban 800 per annuln
.yg r.rh 10y.
Aro.hyr sor@-" Little Pilgrim Band"
TINS time by the girls.
Judge Robert Ould, who had consented
10 deliver th" annual address, was then III
!.ulGc,d. IL" commenced by stating thai
Il" r.oo! was here this evening TO contra
diet the oll.rcpcated assertion that the ten
Gru,y Of the laws Of naturc was 10 destroy
;l~ wax and 10 nurlme the strong. No
Wa..r except under Christian rule can Suct
a,r"uc IL this be found.
.El,,r an eloquent introduction enforcing
;I.,c ideas he remarked that there were
tine" ideas he wished TO impress upor
H. boys aud girls present: and they were
IuIufu.nc>s," Courage" and "Cour
i",l.' Each Of these he cXempltied in {
Very interesting and entertaining style.
\ copy Of the address was, on motion, re-
q!">tcd for publication.
After another song by the boys, Mr.
pnicl II. London was called on, and made
t"w remarks.
!u" following officers were then elected
III tar ensuing year: President, DR.. w. w
PNhr r: First Flce-Prcsident. A. L. Harris
second, I. ID. Quarlus; Third, William F
I.!inr; Fourth, DIR. William II. G~ath-
ny; Secretary, Samuel Sinton; Treasurer,
jaime. Dunlop. Board OF Managers: Colo
III /. j. Evans. William Ii. Pleasants, L. Z,
RICHARDSON, William c. Mlyo, DIR. William
]. Palmer, John A. Belyin, Colonel John
l.. Cary, TAom1> Branch, j. \. Wilkinson
U:. flauciS i. " Ills.
Alter = duet Dy TWO Of the boys and .
choiu> by all The meeting was closed with
'Ge bencdIc,ion, pre!aced by expressions o
tnv pleasure which be had received at being
lrstnt by Rev. VI. ID. lloge, D. D.