New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21


Tia, Tie earthly mears" employed the material ai6
q, N. pooy 10 IN amount large enough to eIonssse
e yds. from The charge Of beng poas persons with
on. hard tightly grsspog fhsi purse strings 'ha ioor
lng account q heir d.burssnents for Last mon'h vh
espsDsiTntet
OFT Poor woman. 80 cents poor man ana ~ ~ ~;
20 cents, Lu,bsnd " Of fever and sgue woman nsn
recovered. woman with child u three weeks osa -
"a pts for breed McN-y, o. she ms threatened vain
ton from her cellar because she coalf not raise wn
dollar Of her rent due spoor man ana woman =" ~
tree DIR hcNsir for professional atsendsncc Oh ~
poor in various parts q the Five Points, ~ 10 A..
oct "A destitute sailor for payment Of his pssssse"
New Haven, e.. -
Cd- Mrs BIT for bread, i2I cents Mrs BIS, Far
lows Court husband sick and turned out Of the house ~
her.lnrdlord) o.. II
cred Of a boy and was destilu,,j 50 cents.
oct 7-MsrgBret c. IS cent?, for expenses ~ pay oef
carriage to the country to place We Procarea to A.,
ing and in distress 81 Mrs Sn for food, 20 ccntsi
lodging for IS cents for shoes, to poor mother
81 Mary C-n IS cents. John Ia colored cripple,
lsI cents (he signed the pledge AMI has Kept it,
Oct. 1.-Two poor women. 80 cents TO ycsns man
with manned hand for seitinguP in the basket selling
business ga TO poor man Tor dinner and other heP >"
OCT l3-64 garments and Il quilts distributed; sub
of clothes 10 blind man. AMI 81 csuts for aloaf Of bread
Oct 1.-Two poor women. 20 cents; James In, q
suit Of clothes and rs cents Mrs B-n decripd, SICK
old widow. 80 cents.
Al 30 pair of shoes 70 poor woman 81 asck printer a.
oct IA poor woman whose husband had laS
died of deirum tTemens Soci poor woman IN dreaaiI
distress for loo gng Csc poor colred crppe oc os
colored woman. l2se; poor woman. 2ac Lewis Cole, .
coored cripple who signed the pledge and nas reigoesy
kept it, 25c for thee parties in sickness 81 'h'es
criprle &c; sick prin ers rent, s5 So Mrs q b-d;
who had been burnt of Rouse and was threatened
with eviction from another, 51c.; two orphan onaren'
who cent ont Westl for board s. 20 Nc. 49,
very sick. soc poor young gi whp came 10 we nus
sion cold morning without ,noes 7'c was gwen 20
purchase pair poor woman, Mr. As eSc; 1s'n'
distributed by the lsdie- 50 pair of shoes for Ella be
Wild young creature who gave the Missionaries more
trouble than oil the Tes o3ci 10 poor mah turned out
Of the House Of Industry 5oc Sst par 81 SHOES ior Aes
McCan sent to no ssc; pantalocns for her orcther
50 5O passage to Chicago, slt-an interesting case
citing NJ poor Gernap who dreadful distrese "
the giazier business, IS. lie had received aess"ea
education, and is now thriving mechanic.l
This Society, Il is said has been much mi'rpresened
Our readers therefore, cannot complain OF the space
We have devoted 10 description Of the Mission
The writer has reason know tina; this Association has &C
comrsbed much good He has stood at death beds which
he lessons the personal attentions and the money o. me
ladies of tho Mission had caused the pauper patients TO
gord as the gates TO glorious kingdom above re ma
,een the tears ard heard the sob of and women -
thew related TO him how the kind ladies Of the Mission he'd
snatched them on brands from the burning He has seen
their rescued families in their happy homes He hes
Listened to the thrilling heart born prayer-"'od on ood'
"ssye me in their chapel he has been On auditor
from the emotion with which said have been bad
woman. Sir but by the aid Of my Savior u lead df
sent life hereafter witness OF the good great works Of
bese Christian accomplished they have BEEN In
spe of the sarcastic Interpretations Of misinoFmed WI
ter the aseboods published by foes and without the spur
Of public sympaihyhe cannot but exciam 20 on brave
bsroipes the truth will outve the ISLANDERS Of your foes
Won will receive the recompense you labor for and will DO
admired even by those who differ widely from you 10 your
religious doctrines
We cannot conclude our article appropriately man
by quoting description Of the dwellings OF the poor ID INC
SIXTH Ward from the first Report of Committee On the
Sanitary Condition Of The Laboring Classes appomseu ~
the Association for Improving the Condition Of the POOR
It's peruss must arouse rad feelings let US hope thai nsy
will stimulate to energetic efforts also Every stasemeof
contained in the extract we know to be a fact;
ain the Sixth Ward, the manner in which many o. nc
roor live ard the extent which vice and dsgra1ston
aae in condition incomparuby than the hovel
dyeers where father, mother children ana swins nvo
and hodge together These dens of squed
;ntemnerance ard filth pay rent which should afford the
occupants comfortable homes -Four houses anu os ~
discrminatey TAKEN valued at $40 500 contain
and rent for S6CoO than IL per cent. Ano.ner
with a new FIVE story building contains 40 tanues sno
rents for s99 than 90 per cent Cne ooo1 py
enumeration ascerained TO contain 500 iemos nun
berpg 562 persons average eize OF aps1msots ~ sss
bv IL the ceilings Of some Of which too low 70 enow
the inmates TO stand erect Many rooms were
the en,rsnce or escape OF as except BY the dcof CIV
ices of the windows The enemeDts, yardr ana snx
in most filthy and disgusting condition IN several PLACES
there were sccumuaions s stagnant uld tul OF a.. sos
of purifying matter the tuvia from WHICH was ia!osesa
bt-and in addition TO all this most OF tue roon wefe
lesky and the Easements after every rain we're noodsd
with fltby water Yet there wretched tenemsnts
rent at from to dollars per month"; sum wh'cn s""s
afford the occupants comfortable habitations.
Forget not phisnhropc readers that there are 'ns 0,
omission sswe as sins of commission and that ~ the good
Tom Hood said: