New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
Special Sotiees.
Christmas, December. ISL
AT
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS,


WANDERERS,
.~ 40 New Bowery. New.York
"on earth peace, good viii 10 man,
season c Of a seS sn Hn6er m9e Of the %
paty lows which Gospel OF inspires are revived
AM The ao% SS &fssoN AND HOME FOR LITTLE
90 the Christian aud humane public twenty years th,
mas csre @ o ana 81 poor Sor aGf CIV
hewYork and very large nnmbeTs have DeSn pace, IN
aud honorable seltsuppot The MISSION DOORS are al
and The cry OF suffering hnma y hat elsG and hungy eh
hood never hushed To over three Thousand c
this Mission need garments and shoes.
Number OF families connected with the Mission during oar
among families throu IA the .......... 1919
Mothers who depend chiefly upon washing andhonse.
cieIihlng ioT support OF thrlr children over 20
NumDe Of children Young men and women enrolled as ,,
Tnroed in day school since the in September GS
Number Of Children In Mission Home october 1880.
Number received during year TO October ISL lIo
40
Number placed homes and places Of business. lgS
In Mission Home October l. 1881
100
non.sectarian established in 1851 ard is
supported BY vol ntay contributions The Mission anry
help Tain the work throughout winter which has
early reached us Timely assistance saves many young me
Cash or checks may be sent to Mr. H; =, ToMPKINs
dent, ) Nas5au.st New-YOik city.
Packages cloth ng or provisions received at the Mission
House 40 New oweIy, NewYork city or viii be sen; Tor
\. 5. HATCH, president.
H. Hcy r. W. T9 q Vhi Mh TTSa'2 gsE.
GENERAL EXERCISES AT THE MISSION
Christmas Day, from IL 10 ~ o'clock,
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS COMMENCING at II c'c.ccS
cordially invited 70 be present.
Doors open 10 Visitors daily from o'clock to p. N
There VIII dinner Of Then Christmas
sure 1857 expect S our nay oa%ag
Please send early, donations Of money clothing goods
toys &C. 70 sister Elem 3Oi or to the Rev C. T. Woodruff
superintendent BOG IulbeiIyst
Christmas Appeal tor Poor Children.
Christmas time ought to be the hapPiest time % the arfor
in happy home circ and the children oithe fortunate viii
mas p r. Who vii him XII then of 6e sEyerng cid in
the streets o. RACED " the Tiners
dre Of little boys and girls there who have NOT where TO lay
poor ana criminal What happy child or Plrent win oea IN
mct houses who suffer from cold and hunger and WEAKNESS
Tho Childrens Aid Society whoh has been working 10
APPEALS to the ortunate throughout the corntry help tho
children OF the well oil to aid the children Of
Fifty dollars viii send three homeless children to COOL
hone IN the country Who will make Christmas present OF
One hundred dollars win pu shoes on the barefestOt =
po iner for ,nb oT W sc5o6 of 200 Children Who
wilhcp make Christmas happy for those who have few
children. Ala Society," + Td, tl5 seGTS,tar
December 1881.
Gifts ofprov AMI clothing may be sent n the Central
Once 10 East 4th NeSYOrk city, Will be called
for II the address be forwarded
donations money Enclosed % any OF the under
signed cheeks Post ONCE orders made payable 70
WIN. A. BOOTH, President
No 20 Nassaust
GEORGE s coz, Treasurer,
American Exchange National Bank. No. l2S Broadway.
&. L. BRACE, secretary,
No 10 East 4tn-st.. New-fork.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There were during the past year. IN orr six Lodgni
meals and lSO,j27 lodgings supplied. IN
the twenty-ono day and evening schools were
lO.97S children, who taught and partly fed and
clothed 343 sent to homes mainly in the West ESQ
aided with food med cine &C. through the SICK mil
!" 1855 children enjoyed tile benefits Of mo
seaside Home" ayeradng about $50 week. $50 girls
in the the sewing machine IN the
Lodging House and in the industrial Schools Iere
1887 orphans in the Lodging Houses so2t3 q
have been deposited in the Penny savings Banks Iota
number under charge Of the Society dnng the year so