New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

heretofore by his efforts 10 snppress tho traffic fraud
whisky promises continue those efforts III his Dew ana
still farther downtown district .
SISTERS OF THE STRANGER R"-MEETING TO-DAY.
Among the many charitable institutions OF
EewYork has wider field OF usefulness OF Is more
deserving Of and substantial aid, than
the society called Sisters Of the Stranger" The intent
OF this Association Is to give help OF every practicable
kind to those who strangers-money help when
needed and when there anything in the treasury But
ALSO help otherwise Ii for the iDdgentsick II
tres put strangers In the way Of obtaining employ
ment gives address OF good boarding houses, and
seeks and furnishes reliable information in every depart
nent in which stranger. rich or poor, may be inter.
ested II he be in trouble proper legal advice secured
promptly. Eminent cergymen, lawyers physicians. and
surgeons the very first their professions give help
gratuitOusly, and whenever called upon. There ls q
which welcome every day Except Sunday,
from a. m 10 p. and from to p. m. and where
gentleman came from distance, was disappointed
in his business, could not communicate with his
hotel The Sisters aided him. hired professional
nurses aferward secured place In our best ana most
then obtained free passagein steamer TO his home lie
Of his oIfe e to Se seHoh Of the
Another who had been in afinence, but was reduced
procured the necessaries Of life for his family. The
Sisters furnished physician lie wrote a1terward 10
had never seen such devotion surprised 10 find
that no fees whatever were paid and that the SKILL the
attention. and the medicines all furnished for love
of Him who has said, " was sick and and stranger
and you ministered unto me-" Cases might be multi
piled. 1t is sufficient to say that help is never denied
when the Society has the means. II no money can be
gwen kind attention will be shown, without regard to
creed or nationality.
The following are the officers for the current year
Mira DR. Deems No. 20 East Nnth-st, First Dlrectress
Mrs John Thomas, No. q Fifthave, Second Directress
Mrs. James Lorimer Graham, Mrs James Beatty, Mrs
+. A. MoultOn, Mrs. SeiXas Mrs. Robert H. Johnston
Mrs. James NJ. Alng, Mrs Buekminster Managers MISS
Cecie Sturtevant No. As Bible House, Treasurer Con-
rbutOns 70 he sent 20 any OF these ladies' Packages
Of clothing should be sent TO Miss Sturtevant Remit
from abroad should be sent the form OF checks
made payable Miss Cece Sturtevant. Treasurer ana
SHOULD be directed TO No. 45 Bible House, Y.
TIE following persOus Life Members, the names
being given in the order IN which they have entered
The Rev. Dr. Deems, Pastor " Church Of the sIangers
NewYOrk the Rev. G. Sans Pastor Evangelical Luther
Church. Joliet, III. the Rev. VIM. H. Ten Eycs, Pas
tor Reformed Church, Astoria, y. " Mis-. WIN H. Ten
Eyck, Astoria n. Y.
The Society will hold its first monthly meeting for the
year o'clock this afternoon al its rooms IN the
BibeHOuse, and all who are interested, whether ladies'
gentlemen, cordially invited 10 attend Our
work Is for the world" say the "Slsers ana we de-
sire ali the world help us! II you will no. do any more
VIII yOu give address TO any OF your fchis WHO
coming TO NewYOrk 80 that If he be IN trouble We
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