The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08
HARD TIMES.

yellow CIIIZENs-THERE Is A TINE FOR EVERY
l. thing, and this seems to be q time when ,e,lib
hearts are wanted to DO exercised to the full,
stAent, When starvation and suffering are sta rim u a
IN the lace at every of the street ad
among those that probably have been prosratea
70 such degree as 20 be ted to ask
whose Character and worth have been Ornaments 70
society-more especially 10 the mocha nical
h WIG nave ,oied day and night to emteilish the
hov'o structures that ornament and beautify our civ
ana accumulated wealth in the Golfers of our cv AMI
oa1e who have spent the period OF
exquisite model Of the noble vessels that our conntrv
s1 Justly proud ofthat shed iustrs TO the nation a.
Nt ~ ne mcchsnic " these there nuinbers
at are destitute OF even the common necsssari.s at
me. WIN you let them starve2 MOI YOU will answer.
Tor you have contributed largely to all tho charitable
Institutions Of the day sufficiently so TO relieve Tho
wants Of those who are needy. but fellow cIt;l.ns
% class OF people that would sooner suffer want
those whose manly pride and national feeling would M.
permit such humiliation, only through tbos. chnnna,
inc - mem en- would seem g. right of brotherly feel
mems Aid Society to relieve the wants Of snb All q.
IN behalf of those, feilowoiti4ens, that M ne
sympathy IT,, sespVSre We have formed
CATION for such purposes, and established depat
atNo. 90 Fourth avenue, between Ninth ami Tenth
streets believing that in noble object you viii not
D. found wanting in giving ue snch all and encourage,
ment az Ia necessary to insure success Donations of
any kpd description viii be Thankfully received a. the
above Office by any Of the Soho ting Com nittee The
appeal Of committee signed by Isaac Reyea, Prssi.
dent Jacob T. Smith, Secretary; and the undersigned
are provided with such book to colcc.
ISAAC RELYEA, Pr. resident, Ill avenue C.
JAcoB T. SMITH, Secretary, IS Cornelia street.
Soliciting Commitee-Frrd Gcin, Jr 40 First avenue
G. ii. Wheedon 1874 Second sreet }. sullivan, 81 six.
tenth street Daniel Walord, Thirty fourth street aud
Seventh avenue; W. A Jouy, IL Jay street; Henry f.
Reil 60 Ispenard street; J. W. Bryce % Wall street.
r. j. Fowler 81 Lewis street.
B-The CON mttee, on behalf Of the association
take pleasure 10 returning their sincere thanks 70 the
donors who have noby contributed their mite to fur
would also state that fire. Jan 1875, they have re
ceved S2i0 30 in money and $40 in sons, 500 OF
and during the tme the association has expen lei
In relief 10 worthy mechanics and working men, s2ll
30, leaving balance IN the tr.asurefs hands of 49,
The applications received during the same lime was 100
relieved Of u same, l1e he balance (l7) no. found
worthy.
C,HTH WARD RELIEF A3SOCIATioS.-1HE MEMBERS
- OF the above association hell an adjourned meeting
Sunday evening, January 7th, 1885, at the Public
School House, " Elm street.
The Chairman briefly stated the object of the meeting
he for tho purpose Of defining suitable plan Of opc
ratops for the association.
j. was moved that an Executive Committee be ap-
pointed to purchase the necessary suppe' ami have al
control over the government OF the store house.
The Executive Committee was then appointed, consist
Ing Of Daniel sweeny, Edward Rove Joho Clancy Chr.
thew Murray, Philip Lyons, James Lynch Matthew j.
Rrennsn, William Carroll, Preston H. Hodges, Hchae
G. Donoho Or. John Iiapnerry and Thomas J. Barr
who thcrcupon retired and reported perfected plan
| operate NJ, which was unanimously adopted.
DR.. John simmons and DR.. John flannerry generous
offered their professional serices 10 all the poor OF th
ward In every emergency which was unanimously ac
| oeptcd.
vote Of thanss then rendered 70 Messrs. Turne
and lane for their very bene, oent oer OF their rg
store a. and ~ Duane street. for the use OF the aso
citation q store room which unanimously ADOPTED
The Executive Committee reported that they would b
prepared 20 open the store houss Tuesday morning
January 9th, between the hours Of 10 and ..
All contributions either in shape Cf groceries, clcth
ing money, oe sent to the store house ~ AMI
Duane street or TO the Treasurer 81 Elm street, whic
| will be duly scs nowielged
| HENRY II HOWARD, President.
OWEN W. BRENNAN rret-lrer.
| ILoSAL J,coBs, Secretary.