New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
pE1JEF FOR THE DESTITUTE
PLANS TO HELP THE WORTHY PoOh.

,er or PLACES WHERE THEY CAN OBTAIN
FOOD. FUEL AND CLOTHING.
The number Of worthy poor people cut Vi WIN
.,,s winter is large. Efforts 10 PROVIDE io' '"e.'
nv establishing relief stations IN diiiereht paris
:, tho CITY by the different charity socieucs arc
S.,o made and the places which are aneaoy
.ohusbed where immediate RELIEF can De hau
oro increasing their facilities. They all appear 10
the cbaritaby inclined public to give aodi'io'iai
",s.s th,s year In order TO meet the worthy
ord needy cases Of distress and poverty II
49, boon suggested that all persons who desire
10 give relief to the poor. buy lodging anu "ie"i
t,c<ets for the other forms Of relief which the
societies afford Following is a list OF some
of the places where relief will be given TO the
worthy Door and where tickets can be obtained;
WHERE TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED.
r-ood uncooked-Ahawath Chesed Sisterhood OF
personal Service. No. Il East Third-st; Calvary
Relief Bureau, No. $40 East Twenty -;hrd-st' cain
arne Mission. No. POI South-st. East SIDE Lanes
Aid Society No. lOl Avenue "A; Young FRIENDS
AID Society, secretarys address, NO. 1o' west VII
ty-frst-st ,,,,
cbanel. No. lS Varick-st.. bread given out every
saturday to poor parishioners; New-Icrk Two-Ceh'
Diet Kitchen, No 800 Avenue A. supplies portion
OF food for cents; Sisters Of the STRANGE 10 En-
ton.st and the Industrial Christian Alliance NO.
10 Bieecker-st ,-,o t,,o, - tho
untown Hebrew poor, secret.ry's address. No 2is
East One-hundred Hebrew beh Fei
s .ani Aid Society No i9s Henrycst East Rs SIDE
Ladies' AID society No ia Ayenus hCan g and
Eighteenth-st.: New-York Association for inpro prov
the condition c Of the Stations rSSr S at the h East River
and Third-st. East River and Rutgers-st' anu
North River and West Fifty -second-st. ,so.s
A clilar Aid Society, secretary )
No 9I9 East sup Ipiae
sSsnsfh C Shesed ssterhood No East Third-ss
Association fOr improving ths Mission No
a0 South-st crystal Relief Association, secretary
address No 52 Henrys Fast sd e hna secety
no. n East Broadway; Ladies Fuel and Aid So
Getty No 1893 Henryst Sisters Of 81, the ec sTa see
rearys address No 47 IVES, tty,nrIsvt as The
Herad's" Free Clothing Fund.- No. 40 West lweh-
ty-eighth-st
IMMEDIATE RELIEF WILL BE GRANTED.
The Charity Organization Society has prepared
a list of some of the places to when horhelesS
and penniless persons may be sent for iinmeoia'e
relief Some of them are the following
ph,s and Fruit Mission No 4s East Twenty
sSInI s Assceison 20 s Bower Catherine
aii PapRs no Madison SQUARE MISSION NJ 40 Third
ave St. Bartholomew's Mission Ne ZIG p and
industrial Christian Alliance. No. ITO Bleecker-s'
The following list Of places for the aid Of
women. girls, men and boys has also been pre-
pared by the society:
For Homeless women-Be;levue Hospital Ghrough
Department Of Charities and Correction Th i W
Thirteth-st; Day Star Industrial Home. 10. 2 2ds
West Twenty-fonrth-s Door of hope societvs
Night Refge No go West S Isi
mSma l9S Hopper Home o
prisoners, No. no Secondary; House OF the Good
S4Fs dr Bsfrendns cnassR
H HSs r lSe SIZE Free fer Dssie Girls
gls erc at 4 nun sis
River; Mission of the Immaculate Virgin. Lafayette
ais N SHa i3s West Fourteenth-s; Wetmore Home
for Fallen and Friendless Girls NO. ~ South WASH
Roms oT G IA No e
Night Refuge, No. 800 West Thirty-fourth-st.
Nm Vest ST !Has'5S fqF Dssh%Fssd no 70
Cherryst; Swiss Home No l2s se sen yscs Mo-
m oGr gCy sqsF childrens aid society," 70
Duanes the 9lo%ng er1nests f6 T5 1ns No
2N East Broadway, 2s5 EIghth;st, and 2o IVES Wes
lafayette place and Great Jones-st. Lodgings
food and clothing will be given in all worthy cases
THE CHARGE ONLY NOMINAL.
In many Of the places OF relief mentioned &
nominal charge is made and tickets can be OBJ
tanned al the headquarters Of each. Persons wh'
desire 10 give relief TO the destitute procure
lodging and meal tickets and give them TO ap
plicants for relief rather than money. The Way
farer's Lodge Of the Charity Organization so
ciety, at No. SIG West Twenty-eighth-st., vii
supply tickets which may be given in place o
money to homeless who seek aid. Eaci
ticket will enti.le the bearer 10 a lodging an
two meals in return for reasonable amount 0
labor These tickets will be sold TO societies
churches and private individuals in books OF ten
the price of the book being 81.
1t should be observed by people desiring rehe
that the societies mentioned afford relief only
the worthy poor AMI destitute and that or>linar
bcggars receive none of the benefits VI tn
charity.
The several charity societies in this city sen
out an appeal in September concerning specla
relief funds 10 provide for the poor this winter
The following is taken from that appeal:
That we do most earnestly deprecate all indis
crminate relief whether in the shape OF money
food coal or other gifts. Such aims. however we
and kindly meant, inevitably tend TO paupeilze IN
recipients well as to attract 20 the Guy an arr
OF Migrants. In acdftion TO numbers Vi INC XIV"
poyed OF other places. , .,o o,,
itably disposed rot to give money or Orner ~, ni
tending 20 encourage begSary ana lhcre4se pfup,
ism. They will acco mplish far more real gooa az
also escape frequent imposure, BY sendinS tEe
gifts 10 he regular charities and benevolent -
cet!es OF the city, where each case VII, ue ~ :,
gently investigated and regularly and prompt
cared for. These societies. as stated aDose, !"
REQUIRE the increased and generous contributors
the public 10 enable them to discharge the tru
EJJNT,C FINE FURNITURE