The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03


Contributions TO this fund may be sent to the
HERALD ONCE, to Mayor havemeyer, City Han; G. v.
H. Ostrander, President OF the Merchants Fire In
surance Company, No. lao Broadway; Andrew W.
Leggat, Collector OF Assessments. New Court
ington square; G. X Lansing. Esrle's hotel; G. j.
N Zaoriskie Cashier OF Peoples Bank. corner OF
Canal ana thompson streets; J; L. paws sheldon
d. D., No. East FORTHWITH street, or to the Rev.
Alvah Wiswall Master OF 81. Johns Guild, ST.
John IS chapel, VarIck street..
Packages OF clothing, groceries, &C., should be
sent to st. Johns chapel varick street, between
Laipht and Beach streets, or If an order be sent
messenger viii call Tor any packages.
mrs. Judge Brady, No. 10 West Thirty third
street has kindly consented TO receive subscrip-
lions
Seventh ward-Bread for the Hungry.
NKw YoRx, April 2 1874
To rnE EpiroR OF THE HERALD
Daniel Sweeney, paper merchant. No. 10 Gouverneur
slip, has donated 500 oaves Of bread TO the
JOHN j. MOUNT, Captain Seventh Precinct Police.
Thirteenth wara-Donations for the
Poor.
NEW YoRx. April 1874.
Ihave received the following additional contributions
Tor the poor of the Thirteenth precinct
August Kanenbly. No. IS Columbia street, so pounds
Otto H. Coop corner Rivington and Delaney streets,
Patrick BUDDY, No. 27 Delaney street, 100 of
Eli Bates, Chief Engineer Fire Department. No 81 At
'orney street 100 loaves Of bread
John Bromner, No. LOS Delaney street. 100 oaves of
bread.
Adam Hamm, No 30 wileu street, "a loaves of bread.
Total, 46i loaves OF bread.
Total amount OF bread received to date Io5s4 loaves
HENRY HEDDEN, Captain Thirteenth Precinct Police.
Fifteenth Ward-Closing OF the Citizens
Soup Kitchen.
Ovy1cs FIFTEENTH WARD RELIEF AssocrAroS.}
No. 2l9 MERCER STREET, New York, April 2, 1874.
TO rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
We take pleasure in acknowledging the following don&-
tons, made since our last report
Arcularus Co., twelfth donation of 70 pounds Of
Ash.
HorteL bask ct OF rolls
J. W. Wallace proceeds of Charity Hop $40
In view OF the approach spring and the consequent
demand for labor throughout the country, have
concluded to discontinue soup kite hen. which
for seven weeks we have kept in active operation
But, Notwithstanding this action of the committee,
we wish IL TO be understood that we have,
ourselves into permanent relief committee OF the
Fifteenth ward Tor the purpose of assisting the families
time TO receive contributions and viii distribute the
same among those whom we find most worthy, after u
ynced that II continue longer furnish meals
have In the past that 1t will only en to encourage idle
and shiftess persons avoid seeking employment
strikes" that have Of late become SO reauenL and
which seriously threaten the prosperity OF whole
We therefore give notice that on and amer Saturday
next April loH We viii furnish no more meals TO in
We cannot close this notice without rendering our
heartfelt thanks the benevolent residents of this ward
and others who have most kindly assisted US in char
nobly, as the this committee will fully testify
JAMES N. HEATHEkTON, Chairman.
A. E. LOZIER Secretary.
THOS. HASTINGS, Treasurer.
EDWARD j. HEATHERTON, Superintendent.