The New York herald., 1876-12-28
THE CRY FOR BREAD.

THE wonKISGMEN ADDRESS THE BOARD OF Ar-
PoRTIoSMENr-cAsEs FOR CHARITY.
There is nothing now by way OF relief in the con-
dition OF the unemployed Al the Department Of
Charities and Correction Superintendent Kelock Is
compelled to turE away hundreds every day wlthous
giving any assistance
wogKTSGxESs POSITION.
communication has been addressed to the Board al
Apportionment by the committee OF the trades load
ers, who have taken up the question Of tho wayto
meet the presen, dcstiuton among the worknsmen.
Tho following are the main points,
We recommend that long bonds be issued boarIng aIo~
pnbiic improvements. said improvements provided
=. IN sss mAnnsn an % s"sra on ap"
ssa.siins q ii. Hayoi. the sompssol,s;s
working classes Such policy would materially reduce
ins ot said would NOT be irs ,hs
tsspay' r., ins.much as you could apply ioss sends
Lurden Of improvements made would tan uess |:
by the enhanced value q the properly. To Depart
Of WORKS and Parks sn.u,d ss added .a,ssn. :.
This within the three months and much
order work the present emergencies upon
wsk Zen msn as%
whole people ~oud be benefited the sefhep charactsr
Ain.honsc and PRISON would materially change
would s %s
woua bs - question OF i s,or, time ,,t,., when
provisions out q which w%d grow a sahs.an,,s! "a, al
sa.nes eyy" hailed Win Joy by the ssass. mess me-" q the
respectfully ask large appropriation for MI departments
but rs Wy
posed hers asparsn,. might ess.
nearly Si7u 900 by the departments WORKS.
aneh.lL We believe IDA. u The other hall a. least
81 conIi Be credited to public improvsnsnss
Tor labor actually done and the efficiency OF tho city
lsncd aud useul cnarses doubt we shai be referred
ssss Ching ". 70 hss ss % to
no. shirs me resps,nty oi oo4pslnmg @ Nv WIZ. cnss,
plan:-
viii shall investigate all src and beng found worthy
fused All sh. cease pending investigation by your honor
o%%..Isnss, q chsr,s: tiles, and co,,sssn
m.nds unit the month q april tor outdoor relief
political be requested 10 collect facts relative to the
Of the nnE % s oy and "a
be done without 70 TOE city BeermT tn, 0vd wtn
lion can pc during this irving and
wuer known 10 the history Of ar y " rsms rsspee
a. i. liAYsuRS, Secretary.
GEoRGE BLAIR, Treasurer.
THE CHARITABLE.
woman and her sick husband and live children ara
starvn in shaniy at 115ih street, between Madison
and Fifth avenues.
A woman and her seven small children are In want,
No. 62T East Sixteenth street, third floor.
A widow her lhrec children ann her helpless
need No. lO2 Cedar street, second
noor.
widow who is very poor can be relieved at No 335
West Thirty eighth street. NTH floor
A want ut No. Is Monroe street.
large family can bo relieved at No. 236 East Broad.
way, rear house.
widow and her two small children are without
food ut No. 15 Washington street, top floor.
woman IS IN poverty at No 500 Thrt avenue.
A woman is in distress at No. SO Rose street.
Another at No. l44 Essex street, rear mousse.
floor.
woman and her child eight weeks DID, need help
at No 139 Madison street, second floor. Tho husband
died months ago
woman and her five children suffering at No.
4lg East SiXtcenth street.
widow Is in want ut No 10 Hamilton street, fourth
floor.
Al No. TIC East 156:h street, Third avenue a
coIorcd woman needs assistance.
distress can be helped at No. 1888 East
Twenty -ourth street, third floor.
Al No. DDS West Eighteenth street, first floor room
No. o, there is u destitute sick woman.
A iamiiy OF 1--WE can DO assisted at No. 2l0 East
top floor, back room.
Al No 45S West sixteenth street, first floor, hus.
baud and wifc destitute.
A family Of four in need at No. 713 Washington
street. top floor
trcss. The husband is a mechanic, out OF work. A
child died months ago.
A family OF ten can DO relieved at No. 42i East
Eleventh street. tnrd floor, back room.
Some kindhearted ladies' should call q very aged
lady and her daughter who IN need OF assistance
at No. 1S4 Riving;on street.