New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
r,,r STEWART HOTEL.

-. xprn OF A PLEASANT HOME UNABLE ~
p.y THE PRICEs-THE INSTITUTION
.o-Sr,ryr-uSSEcEssARY RESTRICTIONS
ne Editor or The Tribune. vort
su There are many persons IN ~. ~" s,e,Sart
~ after reading the plan for eoninee q, moro m
rz.,si uss express their dlsapPon "a .,,c,e m THE
n' ,s nan the writer cf the "r'l0io -
measured terms man '"S IL may be that neither
'I'i.N -, stewart nor Judge Hilton eNo' "N0'
-, ~ =, che purposes for winch '"'' - a. -
y ~ -, Eourth-aye. were oca7''i "
We Dn'nS or for years they have allowed this impress
ear in the minds OF the puzzle anu no" 'u"'
-, has a right 90 be greatly dsapp"'"'eu' ~ Wv
p, The property was purchased people had oeeh
wv -, scnse OF the needs OF large class OF worthy
rcctanie women, whose duties eompeheu 'ue" 10 "'u
,,os An clearinghouse, and whose extremely hli''"
,de II imperative that they should live very
.~a-,,, One or two smaller establishments were
.s5 70 meet the case and TO furnish decent ana COM
lame shelter at extremely low rates But 1hey were
oul,o insufficient to supply the want.
Inst here Mr. Stewart stepped In and IN some way o
understood that he would spend OF MS abundance oi
tebepe OF the class whom he was 50 largely hdeDIo
for his wealth. and establish noble chl'y III our
va .,ter wear we have looked uDon the great Wh'e
,a,r aud blessed him for the love Of his fellow erca
,ros which we fancied had prompted him. Thousands
NJ women IN their sOrrOwtul surroundings hopec lo
BRIGHTER DAYS when thcirlttl pittaree Woulu DfinS
reiIirn Of comfort Benevolent men, whose hearts nni
t SttrreS nv the apucal which had come TO them
1891 a., 90 hovv Mr. Stewards venture would succeed,
houng that with his great resources ne might s"iNo a
Sidir,lt problem Many generous souls have gone 20
Their eternal with the hops tIat sIcat - ocr
me ~ met and their money has been devoted 20 9ncr
nee Ne can never know how many plans ioI hpiie e
women have paused IN tier exeeut1 "a ,Srs ,sfak
tecquse we were not told years ago thal We VI M -
ing purely business transaction Tor gianu "oiA u
love ana Christianity. .fr ~ tho work.
All people know how small proPoIrou vi fram,
Inc v0meu OF Ncw-YOrK receive any bcbehI iI1in
stfs ioei bocause OF the high rate OF hgiiu anu tO
testrctlons imposed. or those VINO can anoI9 w. n
acme many would prefer room III sonlt po"
,,acbfne e almost Indispensable i'll these DAYS 10
trornan even II not used by her in earning hef NihE
teacher OF music must have piano IOr pIscllye.
lonely women live without some httle personal
s5oos that must serve to m measure the piaee VI
foDiv--soma chair table IRON acaI oIu HVni' "a
case az books or desk. Even the very Door nlu o
TORI and compani0nship IN pictures ava plros anu ~
down IN apartments fitted IN precisely tht sdlh'
@ hundreds Of Others without the privilege OK sNhs
Them any individuality, would be long IN learning 10 eau
them home al o,stouora n
xi1 he a conycnience To many ladies OF ample means
Cor nermauent or temporary uses; Dnt Tor thc PVVl
struerng badly fed and badly lodged ciaSs, Mo 1ol
generally constitute the WORKING women :" 80 In many
csses buf who now 20 YEARLY on 20 the emu Wthou
rest without comfort without protection anu sunshine
for This class which clothes the ladies' aud ghtce VI
our city, which patiently wants days aIlfr u5 ..
counters o. crafty their whims aud supply tutt
nurses them their sickness, teaches their cio -
for these poor people whom we meet Ony 10Y our oMn
convenicice there Is still great duly un "
filled May God put IL into some ne@.r W 'a ah
some measures for Its Accomplishment ihe y ih
sisters. do not ask for Injurious ap,rtehts ~ ~
fnrntre and CARPETS French decaeies OF me aDe
t fhv have right 10 some provision Tor their decent
nsinenaDce They right to some OF the dressings
Ubieh our Heavenly Father dispenses 10 ms creatures
Either hy increased salaries OF diminished prices IOI
Sesrd these should be placed within their reach
York, March 20. 1878