The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09
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LIST OF UNFORTUNATE PEOPLE WHO NEED
IMMEDIATE HELP.
The following cases Of poverty have been investi-
gated and presented to the charitable worthy
Of assistance
q family OF four need immediate assistance. The hus-
band has been out Of employment for long time,
upon him. He is good copyist. and the most &C
ccptable help that can be gwen him is employment
ut work of this sort or at something suitable for
man Of sixty-hve years of age.
widow and her four children are in need of help
at No. 446 West Forty-frst street. rear house. top
floor The husband had been bedridden for long
time before his death which occurred in August last
in order to support him during his illness every
thing the family had was sold The Oldest girl thir
teen years of age, who earned SO a week, has since
been the only support Of her mother and brothers
and sisters but she is out of work. This family
need food and fuel and the children are half naked
A sick man, his wife and three children can be
helped at No. 10l Norfolk street, top floor. One Of
the children Is also sick.
street. first floor. rear house. The six children are
almost naked.
young couple are in need of assistance at No. GIL
East Eleventh street, third floor Tho woman has
been sick long time and the man is out OF work
At No. 722 East Eleventh street, first floor, man,
his wife and seven children are very poor The man
is nearly blind on account OF an accident he met with
year ago. He spent four months in a hospital and
has not been able to work since he lett there. The
children are al young.
On the top moor OF NO. OOU East sixteenth street
corner house,, man. his wife and eight children
destitute. The man has been out OF work for
eight months.
On the top floor of No PIT West Nineteenth street
corner house,, family of three in extreme pow
erty. The man has boon out OF work nine months
and his wife il sick.
In wrctchcd basement ut No. 122 Henry
street widow and her five small children in
great need. The youngest children twins. oigh-
teen months old. This needs immediate help.
On the third floor of No. Chestnut street hus-
band wife and six small children are in poverty.
On the second floor of No. 23S Henry street, room
8, family of three are in great distress. They
only "a few months in this country, and the man has
not yet been able TO find employment.
An aged widow Is in need of assistance at No. 494
Pearl street, second floor, rear house.
In the attic OF No. 5J5 Greenwich street aged
widow and her daughter twho has been out of work
for eight months) need help.
IN attic room at No. 90 Cherry street husband,
wife and two children are destitute. The husband
has just come out Of hospital
In the basement of the house No. 122 Henry
street sick widow and her child are In poverty.
A colored man and his paralyzed wife in want
OF food and medical aid ut No. "a Blecckcr street,
second floor.
In hrclcss attic room at No ~ Blocker street an
aged widow is sick and in extreme poverty. She has
sold every article worth anything to buy food.
A sick colored woman is destitute at No. 11s West
Third street, second floor.
FOR THE POOR.
Mayor Cooper yesterday signed the resolution OF
the Board of Aldermen requesting the Commissioners
of Chart and Correction to disburse portion of
tho $40 in their charge for the benefit of the out
door poor OF this city,