New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

dren who live by begging and peddng Grs are trained
in simple household work are taught 70 uss cass
Afterward they are provided win employ e"t nine ~,
S npst 1 wear The cared for 1927 girl,
most of whom were orphans so7 were tnfnsn
chipe and 81 were taught dressmaking 2I,oiZ msa s
were provided of 900 lodgings 900 were pa Io
M ak cents each year the proportion OF lOugns
and meals paid for by ihe inmates was much arger
The institution greatly In need OF clothing, aesti
shoes and other articles OF apparel cessary oi
tnte girls Gifts OF all kinds Of provisions are soe,ed
from rural ana city friends and donations Of soap tbs
be welcome All article can he sent ny efpiess " '0
Girls Lodging House, at No. % st. Mark spiace
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
The two missions at the give Points are dos no,o
work than ever before, and report great increase III o
demands made upon them. Their present cohdi.oh 10
the result Of the 20 yeaIs work OF the LADIES ho"o
missionary societies in that quarter The WORK IL con
fined principay TO the poor OF the Sixth Ward. Inc
attendance the day mission school has Deen n, ,eS
dated have sought admittance. The money contribu
tions OF the year amounted TO $1,000; ArucIes OF
clothing and food are specially needed The Five Points
ouse of Industry is in fonTishing condition at present
There 265 children and 40 homeless ana teness
women in the building. A few children OF INDECENT
parents attend The school and clothed and fed hut
stay with their parents at night The daily aendahcs
about $50 900 in voluntary subscriptions yearly Some
aid is given by the Board OF Education Preparations
are being made for giving annual feast to the poor on
Thanksgiving Day Last year 100 persons were fed on
that day.
less AZ No. - East Twenty -nnthst, is conducting
several industrial schools aud expends abou $4,000
year for the relief Of homeless women and children
There are over 5000 children the roll OF the schools
The average attendance Is about l 200 - ,oo
The United Hebrew Charities Of the city, al No 23s
Fif-st, expended last year about $4,000 or new
cases. 927 been cared for since last May An nhn
sualy large number o applications for aid have ALREADY
been received this Fall. The Society has reduced MS
almsgiving To a thorough system. some chronic Gtsts
are assisted by weekly spends but as far as possible an
effort is made 10 put the destitute on sei supp1rMs M
footing. The Society intends 10 give charity Dah 'his
season. That of last year netted Sl3,1JO
The German Charitable Society of Ncw-Sork has oeen
in existence 81 years. and last year expended over
$4,000 The demands for ad this Fall are greatly III
excess of those OF last year The condition ol lnc 20
ccty compes 1t to defer support to the poor ult De
cenbor In conjunction with the IRISH Immigrant SO-
cety the Germans have paid the salaries OF TWO cerAH
in the Emigration Bureau NJ Castle Garden. .
There are 80 dispen-arics in the city gVlnS ih''il
aid the sick and poor, and tere are addlonal so'
ties The relief ard reformation OF children when nave
not been mentioned. The Chidren's Educational Rene,
Association of No. 3O1 East Broadway clothes, leeds nnd
kecps in the public schools hundreds OF destitute chit
drc The work of the Howard Mission IL wcllknnWn To
the pubic and number Of aSylums Tor orphans nos
pals and benevolent societies connected WIN religious
bodies large, and their influences are widey fet ana