New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.

METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.
l. Collections all Churches Hospital Sunday ana
q TSrO3gs fSs fSSWins xaSilssy "a.
Dry Goods TradeA H. KngnaD, Treasurer. 80 worth-,s
Drug, Paint and on tradOA B, Ans6acher Treasurer 10
stock Exchange-wilam Alexander Smith. 81 wall.st-
Mercantie EsShsns 70 Il GrOSt Treasurer 81
0cf ro@s sspss s xcbaH
New York Produce ExchansedeOrge W. Smith Treasurer
NewYOrk Cotton Exchange-Meyer Lehman Treasurer 40
New MSratimo AssOciatOnJOhn P Townsend. Treas
through Subscription lists circulated in the following
New.York Petroleum Exchange.
New;York Mining and Petroleum Exchange.
Coffee EIchsHse
Wine and Spirit TfaSery society Of the United states
Glass and Chinaware TsleD Felter Treasurer Of Park
s. Through the Grand the following Orders Of
Lodges who have kindly consented TO act reasarers Tor
/. O. Bna Benth-s. Hamburger, Grand Secretary, ocs
o Free Of IsraeH Goldsmith Grand Secretary,
Kosher shell Barze-H ROsentha. Grand Secretary, Py
Bereth Abraham-A. Robinson, Grand Secretary &C Es
sex.st.
O. Through subscription lsts in the hands of the Managers
l. Through Elevated Railroad stations.
taaran!s various places q public travel and
ThEough money sent direct to Mr. Charles Laner Cen
contributed should be I'm checks TO
which ho full report Of the collection wiz be given tArousn
New York Association Improving the Condition
ofthc Poor.
Now in its list year Of usefulness undertakes 20 visit and re-
love poor in their homes living between the Battery and
Harlem River The extent oft services being measured
by applicable purpose 1t works in friendly
operation with the Charity Organization Society," to which
has given up One.hat Of its building rent free
Il now appeals earnestly contributions in and
enable carry its work this winter with renew.
ed efficiency.
It's depot where good suitable provisions etc.
piled poor the lowest cost for inspection
Hafworn garments for and specially aceepa-
b blankets and articles suitable for the sick also much
needed and General Agent viii gladly send for packages
The volunteer CO operation those willing devote por
ton day visiting the poor in their own hOmesis
cordially Subscribers sending special cases are urged
their interest until tho applicants are setsupp0
list Of applicants deserving personal visitation and
continued bcp kept filed the office and will be shown to
dcsous Of aiding further. All donations
should John Bovine General Agent 10 Fourth
ave checks PAYABLE order of Mt Robert Mnturn
Treasurer. In behalf OF the Executive Committee
HENRY E. PELLEw, Chairman.
The Five Points House Of Industry desires to giyea
netcd with the Institutions and nil be very grateful Tor dona
Contributions money may be sent order OF HUGH n.
CAMP Treasurer 1875 Worhst and packages viii be seat
fOt by notifying raIIc address.
Post Orcc Notice.
for Europe need not be specially directed for dis
by I'm opcr speedy
livery destination all transatlantic mails FORWARDED
by lie fastest Vessrls available.
Foreign the ending December - will close A.
this Otlcc IS follows.
Cuia and Porto Rico, uer $ Newport VIA Havana:
81, NUAY-At $50 D. Honduras and Livingston, per
Lucy i. Miller, Via NegOrlCaDs.
Malls China Japan per city OF RIO de JanelfO
''S tcIto close mere .alntIy "a. +, vi aso
pers Huauuia WA Francisco close here January
III, att b.
The schene closing OF Pacific mails IA arranget
the presumption uninterrupted overland transit Cd
SAM II SA1
the dag VI sailing OF steamers are dspitchsi
HENRY o. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE NewYork. n. \. December IA. 1888
Umiarinn sermons Bible and other topics By Ut
will be grluiOusy By applying TO Mrs.
NJ h. ELLIS Secretary Pamphlet Mission IOnkers. n Y.