The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-11

neve there are many ike myself who wlsh 70 give
they are not personally cognizant OF any suffering
pour, auu kuoWing tuere are 80 many frauds they
prlated. The HERALD inspires confidence e'I ana
nope my ma.c VIII % increased BY the cOntrlbu-
u9n " 9'ueIs rasi many suffering poor Will be re-
reHeveu. aou.ss BOOKKEEPER
NEW ioHk' Feo' y. IS7A
''THE HERALD CAN DO IT IN TWENTY. pouR uouRs :,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The HERALD has done great and humane v.-x
In taking up the present poverty of the ctv The
laid-up dollars, what few have heen hoarydac No
the poor OF last fall are giving out Make the rcS
open soup houses and. II nothing better the hare
oors OF lots its N various parts or the city which
can bring this about in twenty Jour hours n it viii
1t is dreadful thing for even a single hnmas
being to be without shelter for a sinvle ni1hs
Yours. W. Il. ii.
GOOD SUGGESTION.
The revelations in your valuable journal Of tho
unprecedented distress and suffering now prevail
ing In our city, have prompted the following sus-
ton and action should you think that the idea
could be carried out-and l can hardly see any
serious reason to the cOntrary:-The "Llederkranz
Ball' lakes place on next Thursday night Thou
sands Of persons WIN be in ATTENDANCE most an Of
is on its guard and the heart well disposed TO yela
70 s9dden Impulses Wnlcn are rarely otner tlan
toou au ~ puPpvso you a. ho n, upOn
opposite the central Or main entrance to the d:or
CbrstHas baaxas we see IN dawn town restan'
rants aSout o New Wars, time made adtracsiva
a hv do tim rh nuo lat
f fn how hear anita ME rnscrintnn MRemer,ber
the Poor" or something Ike It. and let it be in
cho roo n, q rnmnar ~ meet "a nr NINA sEedI
ladies'. who alternateIy NAV devote half an hours
lime r. the Dood work and viii het nv botfors
dollar on the result being larger number Of i've
hall dozen Of the most carefully prepared church
sermons among the richest and most ostenslbiy
devout CONGREGATIONS OF our pious city. Many Of
the fair forms and faces hidden under masks and
s To may md f1ss
glimpse under the mask II they but please to place
q fair sum in that box and many young Christian
blood whose neart mas peen gladdened DJ hoeaerer
anu Veuve NnVos w..' ~ ntoh toachn. ~.
Mah s that there Is devil IN every grape"
aasu he ontainea wtSout mnch eort or frSnhIe
eashy nS Oosai lt, Tco ~ onv ono The fa
anu Will Wy n .he nnr III, 90 yith Tho rest ~
aoars gven w .1 pru, anS for the hal, Thsv
sy nv hoy IssaS in the morn,nS: hut there viii
sns v o ee
AlneLCan yvu'n % \. ~ ~ mw+, az" Mout"~s TO
aCnarity anal cover the multitude OF sinsT
iencose S. towards S having the box made, and
viii drop another i've into it II my suggestion d
carried out. NORAB.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 1874.
sToRRKEEPER's WEEKLY DONATION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
m reading vonr article in ths morninC,a HEx
AN on the desttntion OF the DOOR II occurred "a
me that If every nerson keepinr store in the CITY
Wond contribnfe say from twenty-y We TO fftV cents
nor waek tnwarGs q }nnd Tor the nnrnose nf assist
mo mo in reIeWino those who are wortSy nave ne
dnnht II Womb IN q great deal of good and could
hardly he missed nv those who wond Give
Enclosed nease and INV first instalment. 81.
yours &C., ovorro ,oo- rantvVsacann strest
rvnpW.nw 1a11 A0"A A"0A'' 'S~S~ s''S
'"0noA"' To-"
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
we are willing to contribute 100 l0aves OF bread
daily Or thirty GAYS. TO any soup mousse opened II
the Ninth ward. Respectfully &c,
y. .. HEi MAN MAOh,
NEW YORK, Feb TO- 1874.
AID FOR ANNIE STEWART
TO THE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD
viii you please appropriate the enclosed If still
needed, to "Annie Stewarts" l thank you, as
many viii, for bringing to the notice Of the public
are MANY know who shrink from making their
wants generally known and they place themselves
beyond the reach 2! concerted action: would not
ferer in any other way
''''' - ' - 4 FRIEND OF THE POOR.
[rne above n0ee c Tas so-D hhhALO'
Please send "A Annie Stewart 81 towards Pa{fns
heT way nonte r 70 Sp }n 3s1e AASAse' -
" ~ one ~, arr,rr
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your editorial this morning about immediate
necessity for the relief OF the destitute In this city
was SO forcble and so much to the point that
WIN endeav6r h TO SNOW now easily saGh enc can os
is practicable in very short time, II those who do
really feel anxious about 1t are willing to taka
the nrst necessary sa,y Steps Toward IT, MT
what am going TO propose lS not an expert
ment; 1t has been fully tried, and 1t succeeded
entirely.
In the late french war AFTER the surrender Of
Sedan and Metz, there were IN Germany Sl5,0ee
prisoners, the larger portion OF whom were n
Prussia. ,,..,.
me unavoldaDle consequences OF sucn an In:
me l NUMBER ts TO pIoyid tH LOT were want ana
Prnssia nnI napna contemr,ataa sucn an ar,or.
-arnv '~,s tntaiiv Snron"rad 90 "nnaaunsn
gSnfSy, an $1,000 az anu Consequently
was them That soc;atv nor tha ro,,o, y, t,..o
AZ was tncn '1as socieIy lVr Ihe reIieI oi enese
vsrv nd or snccor and ne fo " 'neJ recei'eo
Ths Snc,atv maTo !. rannrai COLL An ,no oor,+rx
TO-, .o S -, S T. gu sne vuunMy
anrean rneiv ana nratntnnS;v nv om a bp $1,000
TerS not oniv IN Eranca mt IN ~ rMrona ond rp~.
uoe o i ~ DE 10 ~. ~ EuIupe, anu H"A
the societv dd not cal ,nr anr r On M rt,c,
lar n simnv SAID .ssend ma anvfbinas Won ppiaase-
GOOD or had new or old. we viii he fbantni far
All and soon gifts OF every descrintion arr,ved At
the office of the society nv boxes nv bales Nv
thousands Of nacEaSes IN recevtnG these the
snciatv had everv pocr 90 ononad and tho can