New-York tribune., 1874-02-23


Eevcnth-ave Phelps School, No a1 East Thirty h''n'
A. Newsboys school, No. 20 Park place Girls school,
No 40 West sxteenth-st Fourth Ward School, NO %
Marketst; Fifth Ward School. No. 14i Hudson'st.
Avenue school, FOurth-st. and Avenue Z; EleVe"'"
Ward School No 100 East Eeyenthst; Thirteenth "aro
School. No 32T Rryngton-st. Fourteenth "ru oono'.
No ol Crosby At sixteenth Ward School. No. 2i Wet
Eiehteentb-st; Water st. School, No. IA Doyer-st
Resides this work. tho Society provides four lodging
bouses for DOOR boys and girls. and several reading
rooms II also procures homes for the children III
var,ou, parts OF the country Dir. c. l.. Brace "a the
5ecre tsry.
Five Points House Of Industry. No. 155 worth'st Re
lief and ONE afforded to children Of both se1es ana
TO women a shelter; $50 he accommodated. EA-
penses for 1873, t2))l 6l School aud City Mission h
connection
The Home FOR Little Wanderers. No 40 New Bowery'
contains more than 600 children Forsaken children are
furnished home here or the West. Relief Is also rou
dersd to the friends of the children.
st. Josoph's Industrial School. r. c.. East Eighty
fourth-st. between Madison and Fourthsves For gts
under 10 years Room FOR 40. Number OF inmates TO-
When funds permit charges made. Expenses for the
year, t1765L
st. stephens Home. Sisters OF Charity No. 1i5 East
Twenty ei ghthst furnishes relief in various ways to
applicants
St Josephs Industrial Home for Homeless Children.
at Midson-ave and Eighty 1rst-st receives girls oil
years and upward. the destitute or orphans and
trains them useful occupations There is no restrc
TO religious belief. The Home is conducted by
the Sisters OF Mercy, and has now $50 inmates.
The New-York Juvenile Guardian Society provides
food clothing shelter and instruction for destitute chill
dren without restr,tions It's home for destitute little
girls IL at No i0 st. Marx plaCe where girls from three
to "A years are for until their parents rela
tyes are able receive them again, until they are
otherwise provided for Tho Society has two ndust rial
schools at No 1Ol st. Mark space and at No 20' Bow
ery with average attendance in both OF about 500
Clothing aud food when needed are given to the schol
on Sundays mission schools are held at both places
for the poorest classes
St Vincents Home for Bows (R. c., No 50 warren-s,
has inmates. Rev. John Drmgoole, superintendent
Refuge for Homeless Children. No. 2l west
Society for the Protection Destitute Roman Catholic
Children, No % Reade-st, No 10 East Eighty
Union Home for Soldiers and Sailors Children Boule-
ward, One-hundr ed-and-ffty-hrst-st President
Mrs Charles Z. DAILY, No. "a Clinton.pace. ~
Roman Catholic Industrial school for Soldiers Chill
Italian Benevolent Society, No. 60 Fulton-st
Shepherds Fold. Eghty-sixthst., near Second-ave.
Tue sheering Arms Tenth-ave. and One hundred
anEweniy -nnths for young children OF both sexes.
Society for Relief of Half Orphan and Destitute Chi
four ten years old received IS cents per week re-
qnired, and The parent must furnish shoes no child
taken for less than one year. room Tor go EXpensesfo Tor
1878. sls3oo.
Association for Beirienliog Children R CJ No. al6
New-York Orphan Asylum, Blocmngdale road. near
West Seventy hrst-st. Apply for admission at No 100
Leake and Watts orphan House. West One-hundred-
and-eeventh-st and Ninth-aYe.
Orphans Home and Asylum of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church ne East % ~ near
NewYork Infant Asylum. No. "a Clintonplace; admits
fOundlngs or and under both Ii has
connection lyingin hospital for destitute women.
Room for children and rs mothers Annual expenses
t25)Oo Apply TO Mrs. G. X. Garrison NewYork Hotel
PSst @ near Children be-
tween aud 10 years admitted 200 inmates There Is
asO industrial school Expenses, $4,000 per year
Protestant Half Orphan Asylum, No. 6J West Tenth
st.. near Sxth-aye.
Roman Catholic orphan Asylums: Princest.. corner of
Mott girls, $50 inmates Fifthaye corner OF Fifty
near second-ave FOR girls Madsonave corner OF Fifty
second.st Madson-aye, corner Of Eighty -rst-sti ST.
The New-York Juvenile Asylum, One-hundredand
seventyhfthst; House Of Reception. No. 81 West 1hr
Institution. Of whom 81 girls over 100 sent West
during the year. Ages range from to - year,
farm and garden IN which the inmates work Expenses
cndrens Fold No. All East Fits ghth-s tor both
under II years. who pay or not as able Annual
expenses, 5000 Thore are IS inmates at present
elghsh-st, between Third and Lekngtonayes Babes of
mothers under 30 years OF age. Accommodates l,loD
DI5PEssARiEs.
At the Dispensaries medical aud surgical aid IL rem
dered free charge the poor OF the city The de-
mands upon them are very great this Winter
New-York Dspensary. Centrest, corner OF White-st.
North Eastern Dspensary No. 293 East Fiftyninthst
Demlt Dispensary, Secondays. corner Twenty third
Northern Dispensary. wayerly place corner Christie
pherst.
Eastern Dispen.ary. No. 81 Essexst.
YOrkville Dispensary. No. i.iTS Thlrdays
Central Dispensary. No. 93i Eighth-aye.
Harlem Dspensary No. ASA Fourth-aye.
German Dispensares, M. rhird-st; No. $50 West
Fortieth5t.
North Western Dispenssry. Ninthaye corner Thirty
sxtL-st
Western DispcnsarY. No. 3i2 Niuthsve.
Union Dspensary.
Manhattan Dispensary. No. 2i6 Fast Thirtssnth-st.
New.York homeopathic Dispensary, No. ios Seventh
Yorkyile Homeopathic Dispensary. No. l,977 Third
ave.
Harlem Homeopathic Dspensary, Harlem.
New-York Dispensary Tor Diseases of Skin. No. l0l
East Twentieth At. ~
New-York Dispensary for Diseases Of Throat and
Innrmary n. Y. College OF Dentistry
Homeopathic Dispensares No 50 B0ndst. No {23
West Thrty-sevenths St: Beeckefst corner Mulberry
fourth-st; Tnirdaye, corner Twenty thrdst No: 22s
East Broadway No. 57s Ninthave.; No. 205 East
Eclectic Dispensary. No. 223 East Twenty tysi1th-st.
orLhope iio Dispensary, No; 20: l29g Broadway.
women's Dspensary. No. 50 West. 5ixteenthst.. and
No. 2s7 East Twelfh-st
New-York Diet Kitchen. No. 37i SecOnd-ave provides
proper nOurshment to the sick poor. Physican's
Food for tho Destitute Sick No. s25 West Fifty St.
and No. 30s Wost Fifty -sec0nd-st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Home for tho Destitute Blind, at No. 80 West
Fourteenth st. receives over ieyears of age and
women over IS. With room for 20 inmates it
tains si Those who by the assistance OF friends or
their own exertoDs able 10 do pay $40 per month
for their support Twentyeight entirely dependent
The institution furnishes clothing for blind families
outside and in need Of supplies for this purpose