New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22
We have examined the above scsoun Of the Ttasaer and
compared IL with the vouchers, AND find IL corIeet
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WI APPLETON S'""'''
New.Yors. Jan. ~, 1875
II-RrPoRr OF SUB COMMITTEES on OisrkiBrrioN
-s., should be made OF the fund. arising
Cenc. recently given by Msdane dnsi and ssnor Marc
the ssts nected with them, for the benefit OF the
poor Of th. Guy. do respectfully report:
Thar have made such oqars: regard 70 the nsed; Of
uwoad permit aud would enable u Z, make sat'fActory
,@osrt Of distress portions popa.
sn, aud that more generally perhaps than at any prevou.
the duty of charity rests ali who afford it, but
the result inquiries has convinced that aiscf inmate
and isudioiovs giving new ever has been more
haO than beneficial i Often falls to reach OF 10 resve the
tsssvng poor while Its inevitable tendency 10 lessen the
forecast confirm the habits and Increase the difficulties OF tue
dc the careless aud the improyifent Impressed win tas
dee have sought In dchsns the duty assigned 70 as 70
carry faithfully Whist be supp sed to have beee the
rssert fund dsbuce IL that hosd BY s vide
suscn adOus application do the rcs, ,od in relieving
he poor and the least harm In inducing psupersn
hvouh BE- impossible 10 make judicions appropriation
established tor THAI purPos .aa 10 consider.
Ss the claims of the different insa'iens q me Mao IN me
fet Association for Improving the Condition Of abe PooE
rseBtled great weight In the de.is and completeness
neat ID. rrtep.ve and general ds,icn AID the pae
pea uron which ice charities are administered stands ioe
ssvs that money iatiu.ss to l. win BE- Gsely
1--we greater sncnt Of want throuehoa! the community
~ r sc S 'Ss sSs ohr Ssans We ,Rssfs
.ssnmerd ttn three thousand I'VE hundred dos's Of the
9,sd that the der OF the fund be distributed among tne
atcciztin Eans below, which, satisfied Will maze
Aasic-us Of the aO.ted % them respectively;
The fmhTart Aid Socicy. $5t0 %
The fems'e Assistance Society. 800 %
The Chidr,ns Aid Society. ...........,....... So %
Tne tive Poiois Mission under the charge of
The " omsa's Prison Association and ONE go o.
The Italian Benevoent Society .............. 2eo@
The society for he Relief Of INDECENT persons
cithe Jessh Percussion, under the Rev J.
j. Lyons's cesrte.......,......... 10 "
The fouttb Tenth. fourteenth and Twentieth
Wac Reli.f A.osis'ior,- 80 each 60. 500 %
The SIKH Wad Relief Also cistion The bsl.
aneo which may remain after d,fr,yirs the
future expenses.
AZ Of which Is respectfully sabmi,tea
RICHARD LAWRENCE
GRO. B. BU1LER
L. WILLIAMS, Scanmis,ss
WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES
CHARLES BUTLER
which retert, having been read 1t was
ksrsd That the be accepted and that the fond be
os1shn,sd accordingly
III IL wss then fu,ther unsrinonsy
Ass<d That this Committee, behalf Of then lo ~.st
s deeply indebted Madame Gfsi and signor M.ro
1ash ussr6eent aud timely eonubatca TO tbs Relief Of
lsof and beg leave TO cengEatuste them the
aeeea Of Of the most brilliant concerts ever given
IRE aid to them how highly ws APPRECIATE the del
dti.Ired any public Indulgence OF taeir eunevO
nsinss until the Close o. their engagement In preference
uity which nigh, have been gained BY
xsusss sst Of charity in the outsss of their career
1anss H. Hsckett ESQ., fur bis nosf inportsnt ssf
Generous aacrihees In xyins eaet TO the henevoepce
| as<ss ukhed srtists OF bis corps
Ssons Donovsp for ksS hind oder. which 10 not the
a psses'sd although illness deprived her valuable