The New York herald., 1867-01-18

the station house OF til prccino. goes up 70 he
railing OF the desk behind which ths captain IL aaDA
4 hon the following dialogue ensuss:--
CArrAn-How u II, doorman-fallf
DooRNAS--Ws'ai, don's know X R
CArrAN-Thsn vs win make room for her Now give
your living g his .'ss Is very indsa1Iis query
domestic troubles that always cut shet with the
command .Doorman, take her below" The following
s.ilg, de other evening" BY the side or soApssn Of
censln ssAeon house, woman OF more than usual
intslgepce plainly dressed In Widows gasbs satsrsA
and asked permission 70 pass the night out Of the
q e shs wss asked % :.sss uSss % brought ~ Der 70
.ss sad &. n j. 81. se'' Hssssd S.a
aud left psoety vell 70 do, but you ssc sir had
eoy--.he oaly sey len of four q em strand In
age and hs brought kswifs 70 my house. and between
the two Of 'sm thsy made Il 30 that had my choice
night. ] wasn't prepared 70 die and though.
would com: hers, y0a would permit me. ana d.
17G hus y snSI: evss sy ,ns stove M
domestic gr and suffering that or every day occur
Among the msuv ,nsttutoas that contribute TO
vsy great oxtsnt relieving the neceses Of the poor
h the House Of Industry. In Worth street. AZ ell
aware this House situated In what WAS Ct one time the
vest sink OF crime IN the cythe Five Points, and has
ing about the changed condoa Of aairs now observable
mostly children Or poor widows cared Tor il this eab
Iishnent These are furnished with board. clothing,
lodging &o, free Of oil expense. About 200 moro are
provided with schooling and daily dinner These latter
live with their parents From the HOUSE about
forty loaves Of bread daily given out 10 the worthy
poor In the neighborhood, besides, at times shoes,
clothing, fiel and other nccessar!ea The extreme
heaithfulnsns Of this Institution, notwithstanding IT.
surroundings may be Judged from the fact that during
the whole OF last year there but death among s
inmaase notwithstanding cholera and febre diseases
surrounded them on every side. The object Of this
House, ascurty expressed By the Superintendent to
help q helm thenaolvnAu
panpsrism that would otherwise become the ctys
II the Catholic Protectory This Is under the direction
OF Board OF Managers, Of whom Dr. L. 6Ilman Ives Is
Presidents and cares for the support and maintenance Of
destitute Catholic children Two houses are provided
for these-one, for boys Wescheser village and
another FOR girls In Eighty street. There are now
In the two houses shout 900 children many OF whom
orphans whose fathers killed In the late
The Episcopal Church in this city has its B. Bar
nabas' Home and The Sheltering Arms, besides other
benevolent institutions whore destitute young women
are provided With homo until they procure en-
ployment The Jews have "homes'' for like purposes
and al the churches Of the various Protestant denom
nations cid the poorer members Of their Congregations
lent societies composed OF all nationaties and Of
In oil conditions Of life; that the poor 70 be
reached by moro Of the charitable
tended 70 succor them. When is 10 remembered that
not less than sixty por cent Of the inhabitants Of The
city live In tenement houses that ~ in buldings con-
tanning four families and upwardsl, one csn readily
imagine the vast amount Of poor who 70 greater
less degree thrown the benovolencs OF our ciM.
zens especially during the winter m0ntha