The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-06

everything paWNe0 ana ~ IN 0eDt IOr Tout. At NO.
100 Worth street rear house,, Mar. Deimar found
Mrs Peters, worthy German woman who has
three children TO support by her isb2r and who !:
suffering rom broken arm which mas rendered
her helpless Tor eleven weeks.
SUNSHINE IN rHB sHANTIKA
One OF the most generous and industrious OF the
lady visitors OF the Guild yesterday called upon
nineteen families, all OF whom had applied the day
previous at 81 Johns chapel Tor assistance 2;
TINS or that particular snanty among the rocks IN
the wild district around SEVENTEEN street and
pensa Ssnn after having
settlement, she found the shanty OF Mrs.
JaqIe. whom she discovered 70 be IN no way I'm IN
need OF assistance, hut who had applied Win tno
expectation Of receiving re1e'. ara. douoLless'
without Tor moment imagining that SO inaccessl y,
hundreds OF such cases daily reported, and proves
the inestimable value OF prompt systemSu ana
thorough visitation by vonnesissi and lear
lessly.
This lady also reports the extreme destitutton
OF q family named Smith, where there are three
children, two OF whom are helpless ana crippies.
The father Is out o. work and the mother u oeao.
This Is a case that should appeal 70 the caSritsoy
The same visitor found the following families
destitute aud deserving OF add
Duane No. 443 West Thirty-second street. with
out food. and every thing available pawned.
Mrs. Ross, at No. 500 seventh avenue: Tnis poor
dren as street peder. There Is much IN the case
that Will lead generous hearts 70 assist her when
' lazy reports Mrs Boyd. of No. Al East Nine
teenth street, top floor back, as In great desttu-
husband has been ont Of WORK for ave mon tbs.
They were without food or fuel
Still another lady reports as follows:-"At No.
6ls East Fourteenth street there Is q family living
In the greatest poverty. There are toar children
The father Is sick; the mother Is dead. They are
to be turned out OF the house tomorrow (t0-day),
and they need help"
GENEROUS LANDLORD.
MIS- worstel reports that MT: hine' OF tne urn
second street. yesterday gave to Mrs. kosanna
Priody recepted bill for her rent, due for TOUR
for rooms at No. 500 First avenue. The Guild is
also assisting this poor woman, who Is a cripple,
and who, It Is said. belongs to wealthy family IN
Mrs. WorstelI yesterday collected the following
donations from among the grocers;-
HOLSTER 4 Chamberlain, five bags meal
Macy Co, one chest tea
Beck. steine 1 Co. oae barrel smoked beet
John n. brook 4 sons one pc barrel Sa. snssr
s :a4H ss Gus n Sns .a s
Marten 4 Ser, one tub butter
Lewis sRss sos aans,sS sf Gee Groceries
W " K a0 poa'ist prO ons Sasre, bread
Delvarge & Co. ten dozen eggs
Town Fx ! shfG. sS Sei ss ssSs ' sssn.
Ranges CHM, one bag me al
Roberts Carlysle a Co., provisions
Hyatt Hyatt. Mount Mount one bag Of I'm meal "a, .or..
Romer See, one bag OF meal
SsSse ssysE one sns aGa'
Joseph Allen 4 Co, barrel OF -four.
Through New York Produce Exchange. one barrel OF
me al and twenty five pounds OF sausage
H. W. Shotwell Co., one bag OF meal
J. S. Sutphen. bag OF me al
There in addition TO the above sent 70 the office
of Guild from
j. W. Burt, one package Of shoes.
Miller 4 Co. one package of shoeA
Beatrice Walters 100 lOaves OF bread and five tons Of
coal
George Destow. one box coffee, chest tea bag
tapioca.
Holly, provisions
W h. Perego Co.. ninety pounds corn starch, sago
and hominy