New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

O. foTtu1c. and beng unable or unWi- - GONE
lecre ;e pubic ui-h' rom necessity wsh 70 d.'?o' o.
some uu aud ouas at1l work II il eonh be doae pr
yaie,y rnd to sdyan.s-e. BUT, by bylaw aioqiei n
lscC tie objects Of he Society extealed snd atis
son gwen al cspoctab!e women who sew ne@y'
and otherwise unable to support themselves Persons
not conno, I'd with the c-tbshmer; ai>o permitted -
delos articles icr ,ae, the payment OF conussiol
os per cent and the income from this source Is devoted
toward the expenses Of keeping the store. The utility o.
hs benevolent institution = sufficiently obvious, but We
iske pleasure in eIrcducing the following extracts from
tie mauacers' last annual report
he pest wear IL. been Of such increased usefulness
ard ecvi;y ha. hey fel encourase5 20 anillPa,e pr
mfneny enlarged sphere of action and beuevolence me
work olccTcd has exceeded hat O any previous year Dy
noov hou III srcle and Of course thev have been
enabled Give employment greater number oil per
uiis. ard hus ex.eni he circle Of their benefits >li'
there rre many, who, although not ashamed 70 dig, are
yet coHVesd 70 stand all the day idle for the lack OF
work and, therefore while hey would most gratefully ac-
kIovecce the kncness both of old and friends they
would rpa their often used petition for further enceur
eqement Give Es more work 10 dobep u, IN this r-
Ing keep alive the few embers hearths which
empty ablos Of manv who other days sat beside them
vi en- crowned will abundance but 10 whom the needle is
now food FIRE GuC clothing.
our thiks are a-o due to those who have responded
10 lasi years appeal for aid by donation subsrp-
or ana tu enahd NJ 70 meet 20 the present tune our
increased expenses. We have no permanent iuhd oul de-
rsrd entirely ay gifts and subscriptions 10 meet Tie
demands II rent and salaries
L. lo hove HAT BY the aid Of those who know and ap-
rrecieie ON intention, and deeds. such fund may be
ai,ed tie interest cf which would be sure reliance 10
tin G. Of difficulty asked and obtained from the Legs
liurc an act Of Incorporation authorizing us 10 adopt
seal and hold property. Although the Depository one
of T. O'oesiaDd may We lot truly say ono OF me best
tLfrtts IN he Cy-ii has never get received Dequest
but has le. LEFT Ia depend entirely on the uncertainties 81
\, nations ana The fluctuations OF subscription LIST. We
he,,e II ~ be the only institution of any age o which
tbs can be said and that ignorance OF i.9 true
Character could alone hSye produced sach neglect but
~ tlose whom with to aid now hungry, cold and
sufcI1c IL is 10 the living more than the dying that we
avIeal today The poor will be always on eart and iu-
tue Gifts may relieve the sufe.ings % future hour but
il /, with H. % ue-ent-wh he Suffering of io-day-hat
our duty lic end i for them that beg all those who
" lie vii and the ability 10 give. to inquire INTO our
olcs a. udee whether We be not worthy o their be-
Tler,port Of tie agent for the year gives II 76i articles
ior which work $3.50 % have been received by
ler aid pad 10 the various permits
We utjon list Of the officers FOR the current year.
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s.efstsry ..................... " oGpES HOFFMAN
siaoe1s-N 5si.. Aior Aver P II living =. c Ticker,
yhoprs Dusr, r. l. sart ~ C. b. Lfiri To,a15 Esasy
md AD,s Hks Dufe, Lrns Ludlow Monroe n Hone a9d
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-NrB,ERr FOR TIE PooR.--By the following extract
from the Report Of the First Drecros to the Board of
Managers We learn. 20 very agreeable Disappointment
that tbs latest monument Of the existence and activity
rmOIc our moral educated anu fortunate caS- ~ spt
Of PRACTICAL bencyoencc and hearty sympathy for the
deserving poor already in full operation Con'derng
that it was only opened the Is; inst this Is indeed
-ien Of promise and evidence that an urgent public
need has now for the irst time been met The Report in
question says.
The First Drectress takes great pleasure in announcing
10 H.. cfcer and Board OF Managers that since the last
peciug the building No 10 -. Mark s-plice has been
Tut va order and tie Nursery IN full operation - great
vas tie demand for situations in the Nursery that the
house scarcely cleared before every bed wa O'ou-
bed This fact shows eloquently than words the
great necessity existing for 'uch AN institution Cndrsn
have teen taken IN whose mothers were wennrses IN our
es families who pa ing % month for their board
and vet when brou ht to the Nursery were objects o great
lii en- ard victims of neglect the rapid recovery OF
Tie. lille is the greatest encouragement we could
receive. few have entered whose mothers were not
rc-nurses but coming under the rule made at our lns
Il eoc idng sUeh cases. One infant was brought
to us whose mother fell from the roof Of house and hid
be- en- without care for several DAYS. No other institution
was Authorized take II. ii is very delicate child, ANA
rouss tLan ordinary but we hope II may yet
do well. 1wonty-one women have been inmates oi the
Nursery, of whom sixteen have been wel-nurse., hNe
assistants eitler IN hOuscwork with wcaned children;
five Wei.nures have been provided with places in private
fonits nauring Ia the institution premium Oi - each
OAe woman was dismissed for improper conduct and
Lucrsce and one woman left. The number Of inants
now IN the Nursery under SIX months ~ age - twenty
Lesdes Gieen Vho able to run about. Our house,
though loony is not large enough 10 hold all VINO Apply,
ana We crnye over our limited means OF dong good
Our Daily Nursery Is not yet sufficiently known Tine Is
rtQuird To make lamarly known 10 the deserving poor
that women who 20 out % labor may here hayo their
odIe wen uk en- Of by the day a, the rate Of six
cents Tor child, ten cents for Two.
Additional subscriptions for the testimonial 70 Capt
Fitch oDd Others:
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