New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-15
Appeal
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The nhuman persecution O, the Jews In Russia during the
past months continuance OF which the Russian Gov
thus far poweTess To prevent the terrible
deeds Of violence perpetr.ed helpless
and children the murder Of unarmed and unofndns
who have become 70 the fairy Of brutal mob tho
despair of the Survivors who live only TO fad their homes
devastated or burned their fortunes wrecked and TIER means
OF subsistence gone and calculated
the few barriers that still however made
Quatey protect oppressed have resulted antci
pated driving multitude OF these unfortunate people
from their to seek refuge In other lands.
II surprising that IN fleeing from oppression they
should seek this country as their safest asylum.
Already nearly thousand eIes from the cities Of
Southern Russia, comprising many asrcuturists and
chanic all displaying qualifications superior to those Of
emgrant have to this port at least tan
thousand expected arrive here before the sum
mer nearly thousand in transit hther.
They here In strange land, not only
destitne entirely unfamiliar with the language
manners and customs Of the country
Public sympathy has England and America
In Eng and taking form mainly OF large contributions by
citizens that may be raised in
European viii do much toward assisting those
who will be unable depart from Russia or who will become
parts Europe and, PERHAPS ~ some
tent, in enabling the refugees 10 reach shores.
In America the proiouni sympathy which has been
pressed should take Ike shape, that adequate means may
provided the reception temporary maintenance trans
portaon and colonization Ut these strangers In order TIA.
they may pauper class OF cities but rather
to the strength OF cosmopolitan Nation.
In the Of humanity appeal to the beneyoence Of
the community assist In the duty Of extending adequate aid
these unhappy women and children victims Of rehs
ous persecution Iad oppression
The subscriptions VIII form the Russian Refugee and Colo
Fund which will be dlsbur5cd under the supervision
Of proper committee
Contributions any Of the Undersigned or %
Nj JACOB H. sCHIFF treas Irer Of the fund.- No 81 Nas
sau-st. New-YOrk.
WM. r. GRACE,
ROBT LFNOX KENNEDY, NOAH DAVIS.
JESSE sELIGMAN. II. B. CLAFLIN,
JouN A. STEWART, ADoLPH HALLGARrEy.
SOLOMON LOEB. DAVID I. EiNSrEIN,
JACOB D. vERMILYE, LYMAN BLUM,
WM. II. MACY. EMANUEL LEHMAN.
March I, 1882
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Bangs Il Co, Auctoneers 73o and 74l Broadway.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY March &c andI7.
c6SLiLg2 re I l0N OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Old aud New.
History. Americana theology, Fiction, 60.
comprising many ne" publications
Barnore Hotel. 5thave 3Gth.st
Table dhoe Dinner, with wine, III 20
For saIe-Rare Old English and American bookstore bust
ness PLEASANT PfeaPson w6 s Rr9n '1 SS gooGs
fences address ANTIQUE. Tribune Uptown Office, 1873
broadway.
Oriental
RUGS AND CARPETS.
SIX HUNDRED
ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
collection great variety OF Size Color
Design comprising Ot Fine quality, Ola and Rare
-1- SOW SOW 6 "a EXHIBITION AT CLINTON HALL
To - sold by auction
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SArCE DAY AFTERNOONS
GEORGE a. LEAVITT e co. Auctouccrs
Positively Without Reserve.
ASUPEkB PRIVATE COLLECTION
OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
Fine examples Of the French spanish Munich and ita1n
schools % Art
NOW on EXHIBITIONS AT THE
SCIENCk ART GALLERY No. b Nasgaus
% De sold a auction pcrrmptOrily THIS
WEDN E-DAl aud tat koDAG MARCH, - and 10,
at 3 O'Clock.
Piles permanently erlcAtel n ono - three weeA' VITA
out knife g4turs Or caasG Seld fO- cculr cDltlails
references. ~ ~ - t'. 80 ST.