The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-10
NINETEENTH WARD.
Contributions for the Sparta Clubs
Soup House.

Contrib utions for the Sparta Clubs
Soup House.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Relief Committee OF the Sparta Club desire
to acknowledge, through your paper, the receipt
OF the following donations to their soup Kitchen
since their last report:-
Jordan L. Mott, corner of Bcekman and Sold streets,
John L. 6anorey No lis East Seventeen street lo0
sioomlngdae 4 Brothers' No sss Third avenue, 800
loaves Of bread SECOND donation ,,o,..r..
Lang Robertson No. Front street. 200 ioaves OF
Thomas Ryan, Union Square Hotel, barrel of pota-
toes payre Si furh hray John Davidson barrels of
West Washington Market Butchers Relief Association,
through Jacob Hess 4V0 pounds OF meat fourth dona
Mr. Leonard, 50 loaves Of bread. :,
MT William @ Marshall, through Dewitt G. ward,
Fulton Fishmoneers' Association 2sO pounds OF fish.
Philip stiner, No 40 vesey street. packages OF coffee
Fifth Avenue Market corner Fifth avenue and Forty
fourth street. $50 pounds OF meat third donation.
Isaac Lauterbach, foot OF East Fortyfourth street.
Thee Neander Third avenue and Fifty eighth street,
Isaac Waiach No. LAG East sixteth street. half barrel
OF M beans 1o, sa. NJ Is East Fiov.,,ra stree.
barrel OF four and 50 ioaves of bread,
An old Nineteenth warder, through Captain Gunner,
Francis Brugman No 1877 East Fifty seventh
NJ f. Moses No. 70 vesey street leo pounds of IS
pounds OF coffee; second donation.
William Gussow, No ga East Forty second street. 100
Francis + Brugman No. s27 East Fifty second street.
4. generous stranger through r. H. B., barrel mess
Mrs Norman s. KENYON, No. I29 East Seventy ninth
Mr. Norman S. Kenyon, No. l2o East Seventy ninth
Alfred G. Mason No PA East Sixty first street. so loaves
Butcher Butler, corner Fifty fourth street and Third
venue, receiped plumber bill of Si2 49,
a Mr. A. stader, corner Third avenue and Fifty fourth
Mr. A. stadler, through W. II. Richards, l bag OF
coffee.
William p Earle Esq, No IL East Fiftyseventh street,
Mss Downs 30 i0s East Forty sixth street $40
Miss eeSn NO r S Est fSry Hh srse SIN
Judge ~. Jeaehim.en, SO
Simon Herman No. 40 West Fifty second street, $40.
Since our last report March p we have served
1894 meals, making total Of 1922 meals since
February 16. We have also been able through the
generosity of the friends OF the poor whose atten-
ton has been called to the distress that exists
among many worthy families, to extend our aid to
them in the way Of coal, bread and potatoes and
other vegetables and, when required, money in
such sums as TO be OF much service. Hundreds OF
families have been relieved with food cooked at
the kitchen, such as mess beef and pork, with
potatoes, turnips and cabbage salt Goldfish and
potatoes, Goldfish chowder on Fridays, beef bean
and Oxtail soups for dinner, and bread, meat and
coffee for breakfast
me average per day since the opening has been
$50 oaves OF bread, l20 gallons OF soup, so gallons
OF co0ee 100 pounds Of meat, barrel OF potatoes,
&c. We are In hopes that, with the continued
llDerality OF the citizens OF our ward to be en-
abied to continue the good work as long as ne
cessty exists. The good work done by the HERALD
in arousin2 the wealthy 20 sense OF their duty to
relieve the necessities OF poor suffering humanity
has encouraged us and enabled US to accomplish
what at first seemed impossible.
JAMES L. MILLER, Chairman,
JOHN DAVIDSON, Treasurer,
ROBERT MCGINESS, Secretary,
Relief Committee, Sparta club.