The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.
GENEROUS APPROPRIATIONS MADE TO cHARITA-
BILE INSTITUTIONS BY THE BOARD OF APPoR-
TIONNENT

GENEROUS APPROPRIATIONS MADE TO cHARIrA-
BILE INSTITUTIONS BY THE BOARD OF APPoR-
TIoNMENr.
At meeting of the Board of Apportionment yester-
day the following charitable institutions We're awarded
the sums mentioned:-Five Points Mission. $1,000;
Home for Little Wanderers, $l.150; Ladies' Union
Relief Association ST., $780, German Ladies' Society
for support of Widows and Orphans Sl,1sO New
York Diet Kitchen Association 81 050 Female Assist
ance Society, $780, United Hebrew Charities. $4,000;
West Side Relief Association, $500; German So
ciety of the City of New York, $1,000; New York
Colored Mission, $3.50; French Benevolent Society,
$780, Belgian Benevolent Society, S25o Swiss Benevo-
lent Society, $3.50; West Farms Benevolent So
cety. $3.50; the Prison Association. 1922; Twenty
fourth Ward Relief Association. Sl34; St. Ignatius
Guild. $780, Ovet Sewing Relief $500; Society of
St. Vincent de Paul 5000; Wilson Industrial school,
$3.50; Harlem Missionary Association $500 New
York Training School, $500; New York Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. $1,000; New
York Employment and Relief Association, $3.50: the
Gilbert Library. $500; Eighth Ward Mission, 500;
Twelfth Ward West Side Relief Association. $1,000
st. Johns Guild and Floating Hospital, s2,400; New
York Association for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. S2400; Church Mission to Deaf Mutes, $3.50;
House OF the Good shepherd $l,s20 New York
Christian Home for Incorporate Men. s1.s75; Home
for the Aged of tho Little Sisters of the Poor
S2.445; st. Joseph's Home for the Aged.
$500; sheltering Arms. sl,665; House of the
Hebrews eS s7c st. a' Home ooo chapn
Home, $780, Samaritan Home for Aged ST40 st.
James Home. $3.50; House OF Rest tor Consumptives.
$500; the Midnight Mission. S420; Institution of
Mercy, $4,000; st Stephens Home. $1,000; Lying-n
Asylum $1,000 Society for Relief of Destitute Chill
Sl,209 st. Vincent Home for Girls, 1000; St. Bar
nabas' Home. $1,000; Martha's Rest, $220; Home for
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$780, Peabody Home for Aged Women. $500; Meth
odist Episcopal Church Home sl,9so; Female
citation. $3.50: st. Luke's Home. 1915; Home for
the Blind s7eo; Home for Training Young Girls.
Home Society of Baptist Church. $3.50; Asylum
Of st. Dominic. $3.50; ST.. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum sloos; Orphans ms Home Of protes,
Half Orphans. 81 ,235; Asylum of st. Vincent de Paul.
$1,000 Association for Colored Orphans. $1,000
mems Unsectarian Home, $500; House Of Our Lady
OF the Rosary. 81 900; Zion Aged Relief Association,
500; no. the colored Home $1,000; Womens HOSPITAL
Hospital $2,50O metropolitan Throat Hospital. $780,
St Elzabeth's Hospital 500; Mount Sinai Hospital.
pital. $780, German Hospital $4,000 Medical College
and Hospital for Women. $500; Manhattan Eye and
Ear Hospital $500; Ophthalmic Institute, ST. 900; Or
$500; Demilt Dispensary. $SO4 Eastern Dispensary,
$3.50; Northeastern Dspensary, $500; Central Dis
Homeopathic Dispensary, $525; Tompkins Square
Dispensary. $3.50; Dispensary for Sick Children.
xj9o; Harlem Dspensaly, SiUo; west SHE German
Dispensary $500; Yorkvlle Dispcnsary. S325; n. L.
II. Dispensary. $500; Homeopathic Medical College
Dispensary $450 Eclectic Medical Dispensary, $685.
Dispensary of Medical aud Surgical Relief, twenty
third and Twenty fourth wards $50; New York
Ear Dispensary $3.50; West Side Eye and Throat Dis
pensary, 5000 New York Eye and Ear Intirnary,
$l,s00; Infirmary for Women and Children. $50.
This money is appropriated. on the recommends
ton OF Comptroller Kelly out OF the Excise funds.
The total amount is $11l.571.
The societies which for weeks past have been pa
tiently waiting for their respective shares now
go to work earnestly and at to relieve the
bers of families dependent on them. Appeals for
lief are beginning to be made in greater numbers
daily and private charity seems to have become
hausted for the time, the societies have been
ceiving applications from well to do citizens to say
that more general help is needed than they them
selves could afford to give.