New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

pr6neTty and disturbing the peace OF the cOnuui m az
fbs door nav be regarded mcitonous; seen ho%Syer
Sn It's resuits-uegleotcd eduCdt9H an" s,"ncr'I aud
90 r,,u"upd It stands out as q hlsh
nlsdemeanor idiscmiuate aims 10 iifuse into The
MIND AZ tlC recipients the belief that they nave 'y
20 ov IiaesSed friends Of the poor practically
sanction tits abSudy, is it surprising that vQun,fy
snp5rcssoni number Of visitors during me y s
TSI las been esq., the number 81 visits made 2U' ~
~ REGENTS S57 s37 disbursements, S59O5S; mum
Der of families relieved 5,lAi NUMBER oi P0isO"' ~
leyed, 1901
THE SOCIETY FOR TEE EMPLOYMENT AND hE-
LIEF OF POOR WOMEN
The object of this Society is TO prevent as
far IA possible the paupersm common in the commu
nifty; 70 supeisede the daily almsgivng, which, ins'eau
of benefng only tends TO deepen the degradation o'
this class by depriying them Of healthfu setaepei
ence; 20 elevate 10 the rank Of independent aDo
ers and insure them fair compensation for Iner won
TO attain this object tie Society supplies WORK 70 LII
both able aud willing TO labor Who having ~, 2ou 10 Leave
dren or from 81 kuCss nfrmy, are unaule 20 d
their homes obtain employment elseWheTe i9, -
with this Society Is Mission sewing oc1VV, "a six
teschers and on the 2th Of May iCI the Iooook pre-
varying from 600 with 90 teachers Other sehoo'
are projected.
THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF AGED
AND INDECENT FEMALES.
One of the oldest as well as one OF the most
useful charitable institutions Of this city is the Assoeia
tion for the ReliefOf Aged and INDECENT Females. Esab
lshed more than half century ago. it st continues its
good work. Increasing its sphere Of usefulness every year
Protestant though not seotaran II has Afforded an asy
lurn 70 many aged women who surrounded By
wealth aud friends, but who by adverse fortune have
been deprived Of both This society, beside supporting
its inmates paid outdoor pensioners $40 during
ahe present year The Auxiliary Society Is still
struggling for existence ana makes an @ppes
and all OF it's outdoor pensioners, are dependent upon
this Society for their clothing The following the Treas
hre
S257 80; cash paid for goods S %; balance que treas
ments gwen to outdoor pensioners the Parent Society
as Sheets 25 pilowcases, 90 pairs Of stockings shaWS
THE YOUNG wOMAN's HOME.
The Young Woman's Home, located at Nos.
1l and l6 East Fourteenth s under the charge OF the
Ladies Christian Union. plan TO render assistance
20 respectable young women who are dependent upon
their own for support 1t strives TO furnish 10
young women not only comfortable homes, but to throw
around them social and religious influences, and to obv
ste the Objectionable features Of bOardnghouses It's
not an institution but in all It's elements essentially
pleasant retired Christ ian home. During the past year
las persons have enjoyed the comforts aud privileges
here afforded them some for many months others Tor
Summer months many Of these having no other homes 10
avOcations without rest inteImission Ihe boarders
at present number Co. Seventeen Of these are teachers IN
private families Schools 10 are pupils IN the school
OF Design or the ward schools of the city; others
support themselves dressInakers seansresses, tel
egraph operators, boOkDnders o0pyists ee FOr man!
Of these situations have been provided through ind'
vidgal effort; but applications for employ nent are daily
the Intention OF the managers TO organize some plan
by which tins want may he Systematically met ana also
another, scarcely less uTseht haheIy, the ODtSnuB
board private Christian families for those not received
auto the Home.
AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY.
The Home provided by this Society has con
tnued during the past year. throw open its doors TO
the exposed, the fendless and the oucast, and many
have passed through good homes in country and city
"A daily care and watch is kept over the little ones adj
mitted to the Home nearly resembling mothers "a
Us possible for the strangers hand 10 supply and has
but 20 visit the nurseries and schOOrOom TO learn by the
happy faces how Christian kindness can make up Tor the
SACK Of maternal affection The Industrial Schools eight
Sn number, connected with the Guardian Society have,
during the past year, gathered IN 300 children These
into cloany aud Industrious habits, taught read and
sew and sing instructed IN yirtu9us and cody Prnc-
piles, are raised above 1.-THE dead-leyel OF pollu-
Zion from which vice draws her wretched sup
happy life and for radiant immortality. The labor Incl
dent to sustaining these schools is arduOusOfeE quite
ali VINO participate IN il Is that it good work and pays
well, both in the results directly accomplished to the
children and in the rich recOmpense that comes back TO
20 pret 10 our friends abroad and TO the mere lockers
on OF this charity az thought which would hardly
to those who not personally experienced ~ TINS
department OF city beneyoleuce II s that the immediate
contact cessary with these uncObed unwashed ragged
juveniles who turn the ar Of the best aaTtRen
veil of often thrown around such work IN the
aud its stern and even reDuisiye features be made
he following statistics have been gathered nom the
sRiSso rem. uips the Home Hay isCa.......... 100
Children admitted during the III
Children Icsduitsd
Children provided vih BONES N 1876 70 May lS57... ~
Children returned 10 friends ~
children dismissed 70 Other Institutions.
Chdo ea without peraiss
Children remaining Nay -
STATISTIC. WOW x,1Eoy's JoGssst.
Sonb.r Of sdul remaining. Hay T. %
Eul0ber
Tool 81 81
Number Of adults rcinsiHius. May 70
~
Daily apPcsr iof STATION. during ih year l9
Daily applicants prov dd giih situations 80
Day applicants Tor sds 81
Gals for dome 1858
on Christmas eve, the children in the Home vim unite
with the children OF the MOraVlan Church. Religious
srcises to be held. and Christmas tree provided
THE FEMALE CHRISTIAN HOME.
The Christian Home Is situated at No. II
East Fourteenth-st ana is now IN very hourshing
ditiOn Previous september the interest in this
Home had nearly died QUIZ nsmans cement on the part
OF some Of those to whom its interests committed
had reduced the number OF DOarders and the proposition
wa for some entertained OF abandoning the work
on the lst OF September present Matron MTs. f. j.
fare revived and the House Is full. The object or
hhls Home as well that III FOurteents, IL 10 give ~
1,Aspectable young women. who without friends
the city, the comforts and good influences OF homo
AtamOderate price. The present number OF OOarders 49,
which Is all the house accommodate. The young
women mostly teachers aud students OF muse, art
and medicine The evening gatherings IN the paTlor are
particularly interesting; having within themselves all tho
resources for amusement, there y no desire 70 expose
themselves 20 the temptations that surround young
woman In great city IL Is the desire OF the managers
of this Home 20 purchase the adjoining house. ana tbus
enlarge their accommodations
HEw-YORK ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUMs.
This is an incorporated institution. The Board
grd NJ