The New York herald., 1875-11-24

N't'' 'A-hN3paas
The several items oi personal property remain the
same as last year-l33 bonds $1,000 eachl
Evansville and rawfordvile Railroad Company
five bonds $1,000 each Orange and Newark Horse
Railroad Company five bonds ls1 600 each Toledo and
Wabash Railroad lequpment. three bonds IS 600
each) Evansville Terre Haute and Chicago Railroad
Company; five bonds $1,000 each) Brooklyn Pubic
Park loan, i've bonds al, 600 eachl Memphis CITY
or real estate the society owns as fonows:-Ncws-
boys Lodging House, Duane, William and New
Chamoers Streets sixteenth Ward Lodging House,
West Eighteenth strcc,; Rivington Street Lodging
House, Rivngton street; Girls Lodging House. 81.
Marks place; Italian School Building Leonard street.
The soccty's real estate four lodging houses aud the
lahan schoohouse, may be estimated at $500 000 It's
personal property at 100000; its Indebtedness mort
gage on Newsboys Lodging House 500, 0O0
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Nearly every child attending the schools has been
assisted with food or clothing. The number OF meals
supplied IS 26l7; the number Of garments, 5 765
pairs Of shoes LOGO; and 2 Cos Of the garments given
TO them were made by the children Fifteen hundred
and seventyeght are reported as children or drunken
parents Eight hundred and twelve OF the children
have been sent 70 the public schools Of the city
ings banks are provided in each school, in which the
children can make deposits, bearing interest Total
amount saved last year. 81 l04 10 Two instances
reported where the families would have been turned
out Of doors but for the help afforded by the savings Of
the children The superintendent ds:-'fhe schools
have improved very much during the past year by tho
experience Of the teachers and supcrnendents AMI by
systematic discipline = The rolls OF the schools this
year show l0,3j7 names. gain last year or so
aud the average attendance 1850 as against 500 of
last year; gam ora
The cost d maintaining the thiry.four schools FOR
the last year as ollowsRent of rooms, ST., ,032 70
salaries Of superintendent and 81 teachers, S4 O45 q
food. clothing fuel &C, SO 634, 75 expenses
on account Of - evening Schools s3,6SS 72-;otal,
NEwsBoYs' LODGING HOUSE.
The annual report of Mr. O'Connor comes freghted
with hope and encouragement The average dodgers
given rs nightly aud there have been l25 $50 daer-
ent boys cared for altogether. sickness has seldom
occurred and when necessary the privilege Is had Of
sending those needing medical care 20 the PRESBYTERIAN
Hospital IL Is the constant aim OF the manager to Ob.
futV uffu ftnpo hofh conn fI.rf ~
mates and In this work all who arc in need OF male
help-from eight seventeen years Of AEGEAN efccu
ally cooperate with the Superintendent by corrcepond
ing with him. The savings bank has been used this
year by I3lI boys who have saved s3 BOG l5 During
the year there have been q 2s6 different bows provided
for increase OF 313 over the year previous They
have contributed, al cents each for meal and oae
ing, S., l05 64 being 81 g3S III than last year
Deducting from the expenses the amount paid bv the
boys would make our house per day as 40 divd
ing this by 23S, the average attendance, leaves net
cost for each child per diem Of 1914 cents or $l4 II
annually During the year 521 boys have been placed
IN homea and since the House FIRST opened 10 600
boys have been provided with homes aud employment
The Girls Lodging House, and the Boys Lodging
houses IN East Eleventh, West Eighteenth aud Rlyng
ton streets have also been very successful
The emigration branch has provided with homes and
employment 4,O26 against 3 go Of the year before
being Al more OF these S53 boys / 552 girls
263 men and 1868 women. Since the year 1858 there
have thus been placed 80 Sg persons The of this
department for the year has been $780, ,973 o.
Mr. G. L. Brace, in his report showing the work Of the
society tor the year, says.There during the past
year In our hve lodging houses 1901 different boys
and girls; 23 40 meals and l76 POI lodgings were sup
Piled In the twenty day and thirteen evening in
Ausra schools 10 357 children, who we're taught
and partly fed and clothed t49O,2l7 meals were sup
piedJi 4020 we're sent 70 good homas 'oa"i" IN TIC