The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-17

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
~ HIRD ANNUAL REPORT
COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION
FOR THE YEAR 1862.


orrlcE or rme coxx,ss osEns or Pus,ic CHARITIES
AND CoRsh;rioS No BoSp STREET,
q a. s"psTssqrs Of The conpy e Nav York
have the Tssislasse Of
Of Public Charities Correction with an acconnt Of ali
M nas se @ r
Th, history Of the year Just passed Connected with the In
ordinary interest Noprevious Of the exist
sdera,ons for the welfare and conduit Of every department
o. ~ an ennaaJea ~ mat ace o. US past history fn
a,.ed 10 our oaeisl action and with full reliance upon
appear win shee,ness satisfaction before The rba
nnl sM o oar wo he claim for fun and
rms important object which we hope to meet with
wr ' as re-
resulting from N the fSr az
2, human m r ossgs or nna haynf 80
tha direction may be counted upon as nearly If not fully
unt the liberal requirements of charity are salts
cd that We have the right indulge in congratulations of
We feel ,a we have fully discharged the obligations i'm
have just thai while the wants Of
s ssHS not a sssn ss
@ they . Are Ss ap y 70 as MS
s s s s ssssr s nd lr Or @
expended last year Is ssss H. showing re-
sse s be sse Is s. due Is a
s.ck wounded soldiers; also ssa 50 for board Of
4 s S.d r Of
In 81 Y 1 Ts 9 for h 1889 Of The
msIcs N cash, has been So I'll 70 ''N "'''
the portions By them viii be Soand IN the pc e1s
Of he vsTon. beads all Of which compare avoratly with
ire q the number Of inmates confined @ n.t
no. quite 4. & The war has
from want OF honest employment other fallen
into the penenry or other departments provided for that
cA rrs ar Of . a. Of se sPsps % y
which lave serscd to relieve many claims which would
s%o"n I'M sspsassS two %an.
q Ssieas and pss sa AID The M ha
ss Nj eSAla4 IN i:.ssiaiy and regard the
4 dict approach this singular attachment of
on a 70 aes e ny S ana we
cannot see tha, ,hcre Is wisdom IL thus enabling unwoihy
%, hays
'nd GRIM wants Of H. "y PS de-
TIE experience which inlcrcorsc with the OBJ
especially he suporntenrn, the Outdoor Poort would
seem ms be Of value 10 al who have desire 70 deal
ment should be aade available IL pubic All private
We hnray rs day wao o. esiEE he most ennnin:
20 m !" a "s r and nnacr yss seems ans
nauguraed aud are often ui. obtain not only
IA rsars.s BSs Every .n every ss,.,s, las;
,horie. well ding the loath.omcness Of
tho nae Of A%s oac sspsndgnSo S sapP"r' rae to
lnlury been lnaieea BY public aghorty private folly
upon " sS % e S Mo e
the h The INC and h, sn and the S.se e ea
The slcs give Ito the temporarily drs,ule give the
NSo sss % hs ho.s 4 lsriy Win man
poass What Ames would not Be- degraded by an
AIMS ssa,e rec record & %onhly ,peaS while be can keen
aud honest labor II We are not misunderstood we may
AIMS hoe as NV aea% rs a. sr a.
even in the dcs, necessity and regard i as an mpsamen;
IL has been gratifying to institutions able
%snS
Our y vain !. e na beds sna
ias the ,reatmen, and care Of 2o2s Officers and
where ~ sosa.y hsyo ,.sy been more REGARD
upon The march Of the army during early part
OF the warm have been able 70 treat Of small
other department institution There seems 10 he very
any one account for lilo want OF PROVISION and care All
nded oi There appears be sort OF public denial Of tie
tract these dreaded diseases every direction
made by department for authority . BE- esher vested in
o 9s AMI sss S"r c. b afams' se Ne
hope the consideration Of this subject by city auho
Tho variou. institutions Included this commission arc
represented BY theit responsible heads Their
ports
The chief expenditure is under The Superintendent Of the
ouLioor Poor whose dusis cspon
lie aae%ni Wick shown y h- assss 10 have bee" DIS
buted under his direction Is reduced from The figures Of
last year and SUI hope 20 find reduction In tho
preaching period ~ annual expenditures We
70 ind the reduction, whatever there bs the result OF
proper feeling ~ pride those who have heretofore
he'd upon cnari'y Tor support
The Aims House Department, We feel has been nearly
supplied with It's requirements and has been literally
mincicd, with view Its objects, institution
is KIND In the country The blind tho halt the lame
the demented here protected by the sympathzing
OF those who fortunate aud able
themselves Tho family OF each wing male and female, Is
who furnish II desire they should Here
Of the Ills and penalties OF life they
the hearth OF aratiye com and
receive the spiritual and physical aid that bounteous Provi
i dcnce pro- ihes
There was decrease Of thy.seven inmates during The
compared with the isol other year
siuco 1898. inmates received fact ggcse
kstltyng Dc rehse In the paupsrsn Of the tommunity
The warden has prulucei through his real
good supply OF blankets the number manufactured having
reached 49, and In addition. has established the
ue VI boo made Of the corn raised the borders Of
the grounds
W. have continued with much care or nearly
huHdfcd infant. rOu the services 81 the Inmates o.
the Institution Thtre Aan evident sat faron Throughout
She elderly portion OF the household IA mnistcng 10 tho
happiness Of the little ones who be- objects nteres
and paterpai affection tho aud truthful who have
There much admire traits OF human anec,
which nd vent at The hour OF nnh separation Inc
bedside ~ the most miserable charge
at least Forgotten "a forg the
fails beside the cold and bcathcSs bears Truth.
t testimony Of that al econ which su1 erigs aud
misfortunes that lead 20 rauperism cannot qGencb.
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