The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-31
ALWAYS WITH YOU"
APPEALS FOR AID.

The following cases. calling for immediate atten-
ton on the part OF the chartably disposed, have
been investigated by HERALD reporters and pre-
scented as worthy Of relief
On the top foor back room. of the tenement No.
1856 East Sxtythrd street resides family OF six in
extreme distress. Richard J. Nage the head of this
family, educated tor the legal profession in the
snd those s care re
comfortably. When John McCool was Register of
this city Magic had constant employment in the Reg
listers Office, and though he shortly after lost his po
sition Richard Is. Connollys family always saw to it
that the Nagles were in some way other provided
worse and worse. The sixteen year-old daughter
has fallen victim to sickness. Maggie says he has
not enough wherewith to buy bread and aside from
his sick wife and child four children depending
upon him for support
At No. 34S East Sxteth street. in the front room
up one flight of stairs resides man and wife, who
during the entire winter have abstained from appeal
ing to the charitable. are in distress. Mrs. Schmidt
however has pawned her last piece Of clothing and
upholsterer Inns been sick for some time aud is out
of work. They are unable to pay the rent they owe
for the rooms they occupy, and need clothing bed
ding and food. Mrs. Schmidt is in the last stages of
consumption and is unable to work. Nothing but .
few boxes OF medicines, obtained from some uptown
dispensary seemed to be on hand when the reporter
called there
Mrs. sutor, who resides in the rear house, first
foor Of No. 317 West Thirty ninth street, is an in
dustrious woman requiring work, food and fuel.
Her husband who Is butcher by trade cannot obtain
work, owing to constant sickness which has broken
down his strength, and while she goes out OCCASION
ally to work. the work is not steady and the children
are suffering from the want of proper nourishment
Nine Emmeline Venturol formerly principal
danscuse at the Olympic and other theatres in this
city. sustained accident on the stage of Phila-
delphia theatre about six years ago. Her injuries
are so severe that she is paralytc. confined to
her bed and helpless. She is destitute is attended
by her mother. widow, who is partially blind and
who has two young children to support as best she
This is case of real need and may be found by
the charitably disposed in rear house at No. 125
East Fourth street.
The following application has been sent to the
HERALD 1t has been investigated, and the sad cir
cumstanccs found to be rather understated than
otherwise. This is one of those casessin which en-
ployment would be more charitable than aims
giving. Any communications subscriptions sent
to the care of the HERALD. addressed O. W. H., will
reach the needy party
am of tho unfortunate employees of tho. When
claim on the company would be preferred one but, A.
get tidngs my money. have been unable obtain
any employment since the failure OF the company, and
and am now without tho means Of procuring meal for
wife, who is in delicate health and moods and med
At No. 1924 East Eleventh street, on the top floor
of three story tenement house. there is a widow
woman named Hogan. She has six children; the
Oldest IL nine years old. About two years ago her
husband who was employed by Mr. John II. Keyser,
the plumber fell dead at his work from the effects of
some organic disease The widow has struggled with
her poverty very bravely, but the hard times have
left her almost destitute and needing the help of the
charitable
Those of our readers who have any old illustrated
weeklies, magazines or books which they spare
win put them where they will do the most good"
by sending them to the State Charities Aid Associ-
ation No. East Fourteenth street. The association
will distribute them among the sick in the various
hospitals and thus tighten the weary hours Of many
q poor sufferer.
The HEIuLD yesterday received the following con-
Fcnnemore." So; e." IS. for the general fund, and
from "B. E. c." s., for No. sos Greenwich street.