The New York herald., 1874-12-19
AID FOR THE STARVING.
AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE SUFFERERS OF

AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE SUFFERERS OF
THE CITY FROM ST. Johns GUILD
The large force OF volunteer visitors OF ST. Johns
Guild is now actively engaged In visiting the
homes OF the poor who are unable to find employ
ment. These generous ladies aud gentlemen are
OF all religious sects and receive no pay for per-
forming their good work. They have already dis
covered many cases OF the most heartrending dis
tress, and they call upon all citizens irrespective
OF creed, to aid them by furnishing money and
supplies OF food and clothing for distribution. No
doubt their call will receive as ready and gener-
ous response as IL deserves.
visit to the Guiid office, at No. SO yariolr
street, yesterday disclosed the most paintnl
scenes the writer had ever witnessed. The ageG
and invalided were gathered near the nre, and
scores o! brawny men begged at the door
For WORK OR BREAD.
They clamored ior Employment ior ANY number VI
hours daily on any terms that would give them
shelter and lood. The most pitable scene was
however, presented by the children. whose pand
faces and shrunken forms tod more plainly than
words could do the story OF their famishiity.
From the garrets of tenements and tue sunn u
ana absolute lack OF money had driven them, they
came p.cading. as onIy .he cod and hungry can
e Inc Guild has @ been cen empty ior days and u face
these wistiul eyes; TO say, NO We have no longer
1H little ana l rs ID s
s, s,ol and power Of nerve as to lace battery OF
AMONG THESE LITTLE oNFs
and their often exhausted mothers that fhe pangs
OF hunger and colo are most keenly felt. Too
walls, VINO owe their tortures to no vi0s or error
OF their own, and who often toll Uravely and
carefully protected weakings, 10 support their
SICK and helpless parents. .ss...
list Of s the gentlemen ana firms 10 % vnom money mon
and packages may be sent tor the relief Of the
starving poor OF our city,
A CHRISTMAS APPEAL FROM ST. JOHNS GUILD.
PENNY this cry YORK. are suffering for want Of
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every assisted y .hes homes Nh deliver
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and who cry for sv9a crust q bread; ., ,.,
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BroaSway: ia11 ' F. W. j. Hurst 90 broadway; insiee A.
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ye5near aensins Esr!ys n9s, rthar teary q
Lord Taylor al Broadway; Morton Bliss Co.. No.
Eroad street, John Is. Norris. 6 Exchange Place;
Risnard o'Gormsn. I9 Broadway; William orton AS
mon German erican Bank. ll) Broadway: Augustus
schell 90 Wall street; henry g. s.ebins g. Exchange
tc "a Leonard street, kev. stephen H. Tsng. Jr. D. D..
32s Madison Al-crnon sullivan ~ all street,
@ L. Iifany. Is Union square; william r. rrayers No
West Thirty eighth streS, M Mi,'iam watson .4 Church
& Wilson, 6l5 Brosdwsy; william II Wickham, Mayor
Washington square; w,ism n Wiley, ,5o seade street:
Iexngton avenue; George j.. n Zabriskie, Peoples
Bank. co-ner Thompson and { anal streets, or Rev
Aivah Wiswali Master of St Johns Guild, 81 verick
street.