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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
OBIIt-1EY.
GIN. JOHN EVEN

Gen. John Even died at his late residence,
No 3 East Toryeiguth-,t, on saturday evening. at tine
axe Of o. Gen Even was bOn In tins State, and was
educated as "a civil engineer. lie began the practice Of
his profession ina tHis city aud surveyed and Land ont M
der the direction of his brother the village @: Williams
hurah. For time hc chief engineer Of the New
York and Harlem Railroad, and nom l-ib 10 lN4i ne
acted as street Commissioner Of this city ana Subs'-
0ntly as Controller for over three years IN lei9 he
was elected Vice dru of the Delaware and Hudson
canal Cumvuv IcsnIng in $50 To- accept similar po-
ston in tl- P,Imsy yala Coal Company. soon after he
became President of this company % position winch ne
held al the OF his death In order 10 conduct the de-
Tense uf bis company in Uugcoutmucd litigation, begun
i'm So and involving several millions of dollars, lr.
Even studied iIN, aud was regularly admitted 10 Tie
bar OF late years Mr. Even BIAS ta6rn no active part m
public affairs ON account oil failing health, the rc-ult OF
nytrWOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESS or TIE CITY PAYING
Turv-uow TIE PRICE or STOCK IS KEPT UP
Tn me Edfior Of me irtbupe.
SIR. have noticed with much interest the COM
r,u.iicotiou in q recent number of Your paper from
a Merchant - showing how the whole community
j. laid und.r tribut. to nav the dividends If tie
IIud,ou River and Harlem Observation-Disclosures not
mon the simple cost of the roads but upon watcrcd
stock and borrowed money. Certainly whatever
good may have been done by these roads under
Ill .,ao.fra,.t Ips b,su cauc4ltl many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
HCsINEss TROUBLES.

Register Allen has received warrant III
bankruptcy against benjamin o. Opponno''"' - ,'"
sLoes At M 9ol Graudst who has liabilities Of $4,000
and no assets The largest creditors are the Albany
County Bank, $4,000; GersoD Oppenheim' Slo'9'o'
National Shoe and Leather Bank, $500
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors W 'u""'
Ilssner importer at No 20 McrcerBt to haPnael lev"
euthai was lled yesterday with The County OioIh M,
ir'W H. Plat, lawyer WAS appointed assignee Oh
piiIp Lippman by Register Ketchum yesterday, on.
me first meeting OF the CredtOIB OF lG"Ih -. S''
and Francis Moulin banTupts was held yesterday At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
cuANGEs AT ST. srEPHEN,s.

II. b. Danforth, who has been the organist
at St Stephens r. c. Church in East T"enty-ighthst
for eight years, has resigned and the position Will be
filed Prof Thunder for 20 years the organi>t OF ST.
Augustine, Church, Philadelphia TIE cholr also mas
u changed ana the only solost vino retains her lace
is Nile Muu,or. double quartet VIII be- formed The
ciri parts will be taken by Nile. SaWln, SOPRANO MIC.
Nurirr. courato. Mr. Romano, tenor and Mr.. rOrin,
bas>O II Is understood that the clergyman OF Tie curch
considered that the character Mr. Dauorts selections
,y. NOT i'm krcnng with the services, on particular
a,S hr played portions Of operas and other ght mu lie,
which attracted lovers music rather than WOI>lpr S.
Mr. Dmfoh says That bis only reason for rcssninS was
his wish o. take a vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rror other ship ys,cs see second amt Taird rages.i

For other snip Ne,cs see Second amt Taird Pages
ARRIVED 80
DAY win sugar and 'ssT, to D. ir%"Srdg9 CO. rock
baI 55olTas %s days with potatoes to ". E. Duryea
s GGna Elizabeth Heath, Bangor with lumber to Wat
'G s5hT Julia labr,h Rocaport with granite to
SrhT. Boia 81 French shaw Rocapor, with granite to
SOM Gcor.o W Baldwin Dennis Rockpori, with lime to
sti flo; %oolIsy Osborn Dor. yrsna NTH WOOD
Schr. j. j.: llarusoaW, Foster Ly
~cur. Hero BaAtT, GoIctatcE
SAyANSAH May 2lsale, brig ra-cnito. for Barcelona:
s,hrs Demoy lay, luHs r. DeJ, ana Aunena Ion New
fS SS - y" May s-AIyed steamship Texas
'' J4cSsoS,i May 2l-Awiyed. schr. I H. Livingston,
Foe EoilL : c. May 2lArriyed, steamship city OF
Di.' Nav Arrived bark Frda from Cardcuas brig
Emma oagu kaue collins, Henry hoss ABBOTT and
j. iIaaci Ana A. Ba,ooss and Mary 4 Dry
from Phladc PIMA. Cleared steamship rpune Tor ot~.
Phadtpha schr. Ad-lc NJ. chaawic., for 81 Paul dc
BHfliNoif. 1iay 2l-Auycl schr John D. Williams,
from g." orr & "a '',II u,i,y,l Tor
NsW-lorA John - Shr.ver Tor fIli.' Pima bag Marc
Ne Barton i,r Iago cuba. Romance for %a'as-a
Mc e. st. ior,r ior G4rigrr Me' ilgen, lo. Soy org.
from Hs.uGarc susan, fom l4iuori Cleared steamship
T. mus , i'i b s, l , sf. Susan @ Tor i
,aua III l, 49, tmoiy Tor Boston Il'ih H. LE,iman
,ir... ior cap. Ma, I. g. lbs ell f.r -,uiioh:
Ia1rJ aG i6r washington. Sagslc D. Lawrence,
/ Charleston. ..........- ,...,....
IAITAN. May 2l.-AIrNci, steamships Falmouth, from
pnFluI. -oI l-ct from Boston. tDIr, Iuu NcW-iUIk.
~.iIr.. steamship somerset. I,r tuallItictn"u.
IoNpuN My 2-aed otl F"ltuu Ec.l, lur Gloucester
l-tf Nl,io.i.l capt Hrmur; Geo Washington latter for
IuI4, pa4i b.. .ui" ior bo-'ni Mustang -pu Glauo,
-a.rt bNu,' lul-U.fa .lHt,
t latter IDr Delaware BIeikNatcri Preston, Louis.
ilyrl l.Ju. H. ". N.slruf ltti, tarur, Apilf lNtI,
Amelia N4daIur. IStu III NCWa lIuUlu, CutoIrtuca,
Mara louisa. -ci -Ou, Fumes Abbey, Lady Duntr D,
can't. Lc.I, tAtILA thlozlu, NoiDcu-aOd. lila, Capt
Dart
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
-IkVAAA MAY 2l.-lAs steamship ty oil Vera cruz nom
NeW York. aTryod 80 tu.s port tAis morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE


Contains dispatches reference 80 the Oriental
WAL a Domestic News since Friday last the best Of tho
Editorials that have appeared in the last three Daily editions
OF THE TMBJ NJ besides the fascinating Serial so Black
spirits White" current Poetry, wi,Jcsms nom c..empo-
rares &C. Among list Of articles appearing n this sue.
The following are uouceabe Eecoectoas OF samuel Breck
Book Ecyiea); Feruan CaDeefoi Tho Color Limo IN Ala.
Jana; Gail IIamlons FInh Letter Ciul q fom,
with the spicy comments these letters have ELECTED tho
Western papers; The National Academy; British Topics;
Science for the People, The spclk Q, cYhouc Az Amer.
lean Looking Glass. Literary, Political Religious CONNER.
clal and General Notes Personals Farmer, VIII De- n.
tsrestcd in Dead hot ior Vine BUGS muck In sab, Nan.
agcmcut; Cmckcls Mst for Cattle and Poultry; Phos
phorc Acid and Potash ia Farmyarl Mauule-ther Money
value Coy Prof Caldwell Cornell University; Grape
Woim &c. Al The Domestic and Foreign Markets are 70
ported at length.
Single copies sent free on application.
Price in wrappers ready mang) Ave per copy
one copy year. 80 i've copies sl2 90 copies aad one
extra SIS. Postage an TO the subscriber
Addrcss TIE TRIBUNE, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
no FL0BERS FOR the CONFEDERITE
ULdD.

BALTIMORE, May 21.-At a meeting Of the
Grand Army of tnc Republic Tonight, Gen. b. H. Tyler
presiding the question of the decoration OF grave, Of
Confederate dead on Memorial Day was brought up.
The following resolution proposed By Cen Felix Asnus
was adopted:
ieS0red, That while the Grand Army OF the Republic
accOrs members the sacred right OF their upH
IONS yet organization Do cannot be- party 10 any
thing political tending thereto, ana under lis rules ana
regulations members, cannot a. "a body decorate
the graves of any other but Union dead Oh Memorial
Day. Nevertheless VIII Respect the action OF any
members Individually decorating the graves OF COnied-
t.tfp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
4 TERRIBLE SIOEM IN INDIANA.

\ CHURCH DEMOLISHED WHILE FULL OF PEOPLE.
LOGANsPORT, Ind, May 21.-Ihe most Sc
we're storm Tor years visited Marion, Ind sunday.
Houses were umoofed, uprOotcd AID fences de
stToycd 4 brick church, nine miles north OF Marion,
was dcmOl shed and the time II filed with people
attending divine services. TLc WAS upiitcd, aud
the wall, fell H. bUryug the inmates. THo that
followed terrible one young killed, ana
ten fifteen persons seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
rnE low orrosInoN To QUE PREsIDENT

Among the most vigorous of the opponents
is a Longtime prominent Federal "ihcc-hpuri' gnu
l,1lrr A. to the Congressman, We very much dohhi
whether uue-haf Of them are OF the "oppu~loh; GER
family no one of them s1ihed il IN any public mau-
ncr. And on tine other hand none Of trem nave
IN tle public announcement Of Their unquaHhcd autI-
SION though we know some of them hold with us that
now the policy of the President BIAS ncCn put into prac-
but acauc.crd in in other words that the policy sIOuld
have free course for far ra IL i more tan PROB
able that majority of the leaders of the party entertain
this view, though there are great many perhaps il!
oue-hd-whO share tine grave apprehension NhIc IL
is true that there IS decided conflict OF UpnOn the qudI-
ITS OF these opposing opinions D. clearly diScelnclh hc
fac thd the representatives of both are almost uui-
muisly opposed 10 pTcCIitatIHg an issue ihc!cu'oh
The tribune ought TO be able to make allowance Tor tc
zeal Of championship, and credit sonnet ung 10 ne WIS
dom brgotc the sober second Thought Iowa HrEan-
Leans nave long record and 1t almost WHOht hot OF
bemis!. There neither occasion nor disposition TO
mar good work OF % quarter OF century al iIio uhV
and IL Will not be done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
STRUCK WITH An AK BY \ sTEPMoTHER

STRUCK WITH An AK BY \ sTEPMoIHLR
John Holton, age -, has kept junk store
M, Tpil-ay. and boarded win his father at No 5Jl
west Forict-st Last night he went home much intoA
icated and quarreed with his sepmother VINO had also
been drinking to excess Hc at length became abusive
and struck her IN the face with his fist eoona'e"ardh ne
WINS carried to Bellevue Hospital, suffering rom uetl
en- over Li- le eve which tine Police 9uFsc" btltNt
v,Uuld prove fatal Mrs. iUon "an arrested am s'lu
that she struck her slcpsou win pl,H'i ~
Inn "A uerhbor who saw the assault declared that VIC
,,puud WIS made with AK lhc cut ma tNINlhl'l
bs,n made with some sharp Instrument III was scNeI"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
A c1rw TO THE cUNsER MURDER.

It is reported and generally Beloved in East
Williamsburg that the Queens County authorities nave
cIcw which will clear up the mystery OF JoAh "hS''
Ill. Tl. officer. AT cached TO the DisrictAttorucy' -
office have been buslly engaged in hunting mp additional
testimony aud new facts have been developed when 1t
j.. expected viii be brought ont AT ihr inquest "7N'
mn. man arrested Long Island tHy Joy 'ti -''iIi
NlnIU. it, rlu nm custody. His stories as To hl- nome
aud mis- movements during Oh" past week nave ~ p.'"
IIuu fo be- false The narrative 81 tIc 'ou7ri u" 80
u Iuu,,r', uuu,r on tr night Ot the inuidtl uh't' Ih
lIicIllaf, from tAe other accounts OF the inmates
ID the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

The Sachcms of Tammany Hall Daliotcd Tor
Grand -acncm last evening but no member receive"
majority ~ the voices cast Under the rules Au-u-'i'
s.i.l .y hold over for another ycal. Henry j. ln.'l
So. elected Father of the Grand Council ana buHlh'I
X AchcuaIl Grand scribe. Ihr bHiI"t 'oltini ' X
ri,d was cu:upp-pI John Kelly L. L. D'ulirl' ~
ft9uirI JARVIS. Thomas Dunlap ". Di'H'h4ot' ~
ui,ft.. ON Inc Fourth II July ttrhIa "h oI j.. -
Douuclly, Thomas Dunlap, W. H. NlchhHi' 'h"'''' ~"
ohut, ana j. German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
CHEr,E NfNRKETs.

lt7,vy y Y Mav2l-Buycr, were exceedingly circum
sr,i today liz Iiulr Falls cheese HlTNtL "n'i was
attended 1900 clItec were offered The most htl'-
ion the average price being ia ~ ltI, VISA
farm cheese, namely l-Hl iFt, inc average
Euter-lu consequence oi Tie eooi Prices
rutd cheese, but little butt' s beng Hauc less @
5u nlrkagrs were sold to-day for l2u22c. 1900.
tuCA. y Y, Nay 2l-lu the cher,t market 'nAy ov9O
an were sll i,aVJ went ul 'oll'
son; cNirrme prices l3aIIc leading factories, lJic'
market dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
CHARLES 4. BUDD, n. D.

DR.. Charles \. Budd, Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics iu the Medical Department Of the University
Of the City of NcwYork died Thursday at his resi-
dcnce No. 81 West 1wcutyjhr1-st in his forty-siHth
year lie was graduated from the University OF
The city Of Ncw-loik IN $500, TOOK his medical a.
l1pp two wears later, and az once apDOp. ed
physician in the yellow fever hospital, ana then n The
cholera hospital Appointed 20 The ProicssosMD Of on
tImt chair until about % year ago, when failing bctth
compelled his resignation from aruvc du} ana De was
uad Emeritus Professor. lie connected with many
cav ucci, al CHARITIES. The disease OF when lie dicd was
ancurlsm of the aOTta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
NO FIRES IN THE NATIONAL ACADEMY.

No j Ms i
tn the EditOr Of Tbe TrtdUhc.
SIR: The National Academy OF Design IN
your city has enjoyed reputation ior O'll'I'ehc'
which II may have earned before my time but have
SLIGHT COMPLAINT 10 make against it now. Having paid
nv tuition fee in advance and bought railway commit
taou ticket, strongly desire to attend the school r'su
,rly Iut had it impossible to do without endangerhs
my health.
Since the 1st Of May there has been 10 hIe il the
buidpg and rs the schoOlroOmS are several cct bto"
a., ,t I,,I III, or,,tuIrut is needed 10 prove them
uncomfortable and uuWhol. some these cod, ddp ' -
The male student, have tried 10 work WIN oNticu,' OH
AMI th. females m their clOaks ana shaWiS. sever"
nave srk,uod under tie process ana many h'' sly
~. ~ r,'',,,r.J ONE OI TnE SUfiLEEEs.
I{i-0btN, y. D., Nav II, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
MARRLED.

ADAMS KLINE-In Brooklyn, on friday evening Nay l8,
William Barre by the icy. Henry
Ward Feecher. David Adams and Lconor Kline, al! OF
Brooklyn No cards.
STEW KT-FSTA BROOR-At tho residence u Mr r. T.
NrUuau II lrTsturc Penn, on Thursday. MAY u. 1871
by Rev. :. Mitchell, ID. De- assisted by Rev John u Fax
Edwin plvWa7Hr L. - Navy, ana Miss susan
~, daughter OF Mr. Edward E,iaOr0ok. No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

The progress Of valuable II e the progress OF
trlr susecod AZ first though beneficial % NOSE No
have the courage %: abuse fs IT, popularity seins ~
sprfa and establishing its tIuuDh at last by carrying ap
. i1o oloce and cottage by rcsistlrs cfOls OF no
and ~ own virtues is the history 81 DR. PEh.bb W.
lily MEDICINES Their signal triumph IS PROOF POSITIVE has
tey have ich Mother suspicion, aDdsi huI io
iuyadatc Or. Perces Memorandum BoO@S gwen away
al al drug stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

FAST Liberty Penn, May 2l.-CArTLE-Receipts since
ami Including Friday $50 head or o, cars 81 through aI 81
ears Of yard stock supply oI >a sales fair but very r
buu,, DOING and thai an retailing; prices about the sam"
a. last week far, bat from tho fair ran they are expected 10
b. little.
rs,-ltecript head making the total for the week
III b. against $50 heat laU week NorktIs $3.50 ~ ;
PIIt!,UutS. - .JHrJ 30.
Eecu $500 head making the total for the week
= 300 head, against 5000 head Last week ;snOne selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
CHICAGO CollpLIMI'NTs.

From me chicago Tuss N0t -
Old Woman Mcdll is cndcayorlng to ont
Abigail Abigail OF course. if McaIli were man Shc
wouldn't ycarou women, bul. claiming tnc privilege o.
her sex She ,culs mp one column and down another II
size doesn't Dee careful some of the women whom she mas
bcrated VIII HX their fingers ~ her VIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
THE cIycINNATI soUrnERy RAILWAY.

ClNCINNATI May 2l.-Sx thousand shares,
or controlling interest IN the company organizing 10
operate the Cincinnati Southern Railway, were SUD
scr,bed today By party of gentlemen Of this city.
Apop, them arc many practical railroad men, ana an
arr men of large means. The stockholders VIII holu
meeting tomorrow afternoon for tho purpose VI Vi San
Mlug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

COLUMBIA, ;. c., May 21.-Although a de-
erniucd fight made by the rcpudiation.sts in tho
House 4 Representatives to-day 10 amend The joint res
olut.on secaIng 10 raise commission 10 investigate The
public consolidated debt 30 nevertheless passed una
tered ana the bOnIIoldrrs ~ speedy set
Element of their claims The resolution provides that the
commission shall consist UI two member. ol The House.
unr OF senate, and two citizens 90 Dee appointed 10y
the Governor, and shall 40 during and upon
he validity OF the Indebtedness, 81 the Associate,
Ill-f .LrIAnr nrm IN InIl.tA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

inches long and extended diagonaly the left tenn
pie. IIoun was iuscnsblo hen his condition Wae made
known to the police, aud al late hour last night ho Lad
not recovered consciousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
PATERNAL CARE-AND POLITICAL JEALOUSY.
From The Nor. York UOJId
Nucb amusement moi uumIua,cd with aston.

shu9ut Wa, clyalrd 90 thc Qucehs i'.t drINuS-r"oh
i'm I.iou lv Inc formal presentation" to Her Majesty
Of the American Minister'S SON, loutl SIN Gon'id,Ia
under the age which IL is customary Tor LHGll>h ho'S
10 he enamel yuic from The of their tatOis. lhc
cirruu~t ace was interpreted to indicate early change
IA tAc American Legation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states, stationary or
faluug followed lbs bdrou, rain areas variable
Winds shifting 10 southwest and northwest, ana raining
temperature. except north stations along the coast
For NtW-Euglaud. falling barometer variable winds
shifting southwest ana n0rthwe I, rain areas, anu
stationary or n CHER temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

TENACITY First North Briton (on the 0ban
boat i'm "A rolling sea and dirty wcIhcr) 1hrlv % up
man and m frl - th, brttcr!" second ditto (keepIg
in DOWN Iicch mon, ~, wiuskcy Punch.
A religious old lady, when asked her opinion
Of the oI.u of church, tine first time she had seen on
heard orc ,aiI ms % vera bpuuy k,t in % whistle,
hut Oh si.s ia, au awiu way o spending the sabbath
,luy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

at the ReCo, Turin, the characters by sgnore Pauta-
eOui, Ferminet, SgpOr Campauui, Ka,chmanu, slvcs-
mi, and Customary SgnOr Ptdrotu conductor.
The public was kind, but not Cnthu>ias tiC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

the Office Of Register Kechun, who appointed John II.
Plat, assignee Among the largest clims proven were
those of COM, Lazarus Coz for SGsi7 u, and Henry
KrOehl, &2.6J3 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

me prOguosicI st0O sOutl.fy ss, learner UeaHp.
and eS.Jsnf rush a. A. HAYMuNbN GO - corner Mas au
and Ftou .t Tor those cool breezy St, clad M which you
can defy the ou.aughts Of "Od SOL end laugh Ia your
s,eyo al those Iess fortunate than yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
LARGE FIRE IN GLoyERsyILLE.

ALBANY, y. Y, May 22.-A fire broke ont
this evening in Gloyersyic " y, in the store OF D. D.
Hanson extending across the street 20 the store occupied
by Cohen Brothers. At 1870 "a. N the fire was raging
f.r1u-ly aud f. Thought the buildings ON the entire
street north OF IlausOn's viii be burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

They appear and wear Ike custonade garments the ee
CANT imported CHEyOr suns from DENnS CO.'S ready
uiaIt stOgk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 21.-Col j. H..
DuuEn state Senator and Colonel of the 2d Regiment
morning lie was prominent i'm business circles OF THIS
state and until recently commission merchant III No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

TRlBuNE OFFICE, May 22-1 q. ma further decline
OF arpressurc took place yesterday. The fall Of temper
allure was only for the 81 hours Of about 49,
The surplus moisture Of the air is considerable ms TO
cause fog AZ yet the rainfall has not been OF large
amount.
For tlis city and vicinity continuance or misty ana
rainy weather may hc Cctcd TO-DAY. IO-mOrrOW is
lrelX ~ De cool. with oIrnrinE skN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
summer Work tor the Poor Children.


WHOM owing 10 me heat over cio"an Dll diet aud .'t
% sanitary provisions me u"iaIty aniong me children %
ore time last summer Many survive who are weakened
TIE CmGDRFN,s AID SOCIETY he's now two distinct
n.t3y op'i9lls TOR Poo, s, i,n i.rng ,I9 sum- &
The 'si!ifMER HOME FOUNDED originally by Mrs A. p
Stokes @ I, carried Oh by Tie friends OF the society ~ con.
a on Inc sea At Blth T. L. where hundred poor chlacn
brought every w,ea To- enjoy ga 9attne mesh air aud
destitute little creatures Of on weeks STAY here -
Home ogeued June r. and closed sept p. 1870
Rg . a i& Icn Zach W S,S Si 5 5 lS ~
Tho $io72 %, averaging less than - for each
' Home a95 iGR S c IP1Tf q a a5 N A. Holt
This has is headquarters at Ma Eylnst's under no
stree, Lodging House It's objects are bcs' told in bis own
Te relief work during the past year has been strictly con-
fined IONS lt-lI'h ol't'. i'nt 'Nti,'i', ~ ,n''tu
sick Chdrcn's Fund has brcome moro emphat cly tlan
measurable gooL tuate commenced the work
err than usual THIS year We were 50 much better pre-
cards were circulated among me tenement hosts IN an paris
the sphere Of our work Aid Immediately extended by
day ani night. Nouour given without a written
The eTfaofinary moftlty amng IN, children last sum
obliged as 10 increase ON l9ict Ci Phaci ana dulhs
ply, l2jJ different children. ana made 2,S7.
professional 'l'it7 u,inlns Ei',uo.s -
furnished Children, .t II which given m tie report;
great quantity Of different Kin u uul contributed
by ladies Tar ana near
branch teachers, anu visitors Rave aided Oh persons
mainly during the Winter The teachers form admirable
corp, distributing medicines sick supplies. they
reach some children and well ACQUAINTED with ho
most needy families who's, little the schools
This aiOriug entails expense for labor and
Is seldom liable 10 imposition.
by the Society this
pose. except D. IN fOI This cspr,a object.
altogether $500 Of flowers
amt plants among tue poor slcA children 81 tho
city several Of Industrial schools, during tho
spring ard summer
Cudrns aid Society val depend the belay OF
Il those INK the fresh OF hc
- c mountains dIIug the -rliy weather,
thousands - ttie pcr-ing n The city, H
their abundance and uXures
tuur to rrJl Home by the scatter met.
siug tOu among tie sex tlu oucs lend
physicians hundreds and thousands Ga children who
Bach dollar sent l3 much aided tO TINS work
especially value aift- the children IA the
colutr. o. tIu ChIldItl lI tur city.
IS Treasurer, ifT Villains. himself sick, VII
good friends make their check, payable tp Mr. " A. B,oIH
President specifying Hhtth They give "a the summer
Home ClIrens AlsslOu,' and send their gifts
this ofCci
sandy all viii have a more pleasant summer thinking
that they the happier AMI healthier TIC
thousands OF tine children oi Tie poor
CHARLES /. BRACE, Secretary
Chidreus AID society, 10 last Fourth 81. NcW-NorS.
Nav, Staluu D.
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