The New York herald., 1878-02-26
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LITTLE AID FOB THE CHARITABLE socIE7
NEW CASES OF DISTRESS.

LITTLE AID FOB TIE CHARITABLE SOCIETIES
NEW CASES OF DISTRESS.
NorEPsrsons desiring help the families In disrew
names and Addresses in full BY Supplying a. this oce
is be regretted that some perfect method Of re-
ieving the poor cannot bs devised This winter's ex
pereace shows that while there has been moro dss-
titution than before The relief Afforded has fallen
far short OF what been required A. the Society
for Improving The Condition OF the Poor Il Was stated
yesterday that they had been obliged 70 stop giving
general relief and that only shs sick and the most
heavily burdsned could be attended 20. With all the
other charitable societies without funds with the
distress OF the season moro than ever
the condition OF she poor be easily imagined It
has suggested that prominent professional gen
tlemen Of the city combine among Themselves 10 give
popular lectures which would rsplensn the treasures
OF the charitable societies. but tnis aoton must oems
promptly or else It will be OF NO avail 70 save the
sinking families from the last stages Of poverty
yAxiLIEs IN pIsrRssS
In East Fourteenth street woman 10 In great die.
tress. Her husband abandoned her two months ago
ana has not been heard from since. She II not able
work, having isur small children. the youngest Of
iood In tho house.
In Dslancey street an sgeA widow. almost eighty
Is without money or food
In West Forty-second street an aged couple are In
need of Immediate assistance Their two daughserl
something, but tney have beeu cut OF en-
ploy ymcnt for . loAg time. -,
III
months ago leaving her with Ave small children, nssdi
immediate hcp.
In East sevsnty-fourth street family arc in want
The husband has been unemployed tor the past two
months; the wife is unable 10 work. They have tour
small children, ono Of whom has been sick moro than
year.
in East sixty.third street . poor widow appeals to
the charitable. She has TOUR small children,
in great need OF clothing There Is NO fuel In The
house.
In East Sixty third street. near First avenue fam
iy consisting OF husband, wife and our children,
destitute. The husband has had employ mont ios
she past two months; the children need shoes and
other clothing
In Wiilett street q woman. having two small chill
dren, IL reduced to extreme psverty She Is unweil
her husband, who is . sailor, 10 sick In hospital
Turkey. She owes the rent Tor four months 1882,
and the landlord demands payment.
In Vandam street Two widows--mother and daugh-
tcr-are very moody circumstances They have
been idle since November last aud without any
assistance. There Is one child.
In Christopher street husband, vile anu two ohit
dren without any means of subsistence. This
husband has been out OF employ for iour months
not procure work. They have pawnsd every article
the pawnbroker would accept 70 procure food.
In First avenue, near East Sxly-thrd street, q
widow aud her i've children are in starving eondi'
ti0n. she has work NJ present
In West Tenth street family needs help The hus-
baud has been unemployed for long time HIS ststcr
aud daughter are idle also. They have no fuel and
ip Delancey street, near Columbia, an aged widow
and The verge ol starvation. rho woman
Is sick, having broken her leg some time ago. Her
months. They owe the rent for Two months.
in East Houston street widow mas no means Of
supporting herself She 10 sick aod has neither food
In East Houston street, near Mott, widow and her
FIVE small children are in very poor circumstapccs
Sne owes $l2 rent and The landlord demands the
IN Mulberry street, nrst noor, rear house, . poor
woman needs hclp.