New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
NETWORKS CHARITY.
WHAT IS BEING DONE TO RELIEVE THOSE
IN WANT.
long LIST OF PLACES WHERE HELP Is Tx
TENDED TO WORTHY APPIICANTs-FooD'

rs,isr associations are doing TREMENDOUS a'NoN-'
Of work in relieving distress. feeuihs ''' -, 9,s
and clothing the naked. OF course IL eai'"o' " w
nuted that the demands for aid are huo" Wv
,oero,,s for even the well-organiZed anu ~ -
nar,,ies 10 cone with. The prevailing me'hou -
doarnp with the poor is TO issue tickets lo' ioo'
T,cl clothing or shelter. that in the ehu Ie"S
deserving persons do not suier ~ -"
gated. while the unworthy are reJec.eu ,,oo,.-s,
rbn Neicbborhood Guild at No. 26 Delaney 81
&, now working in cooperation with the houis
NJ. Union Of Ethical Culture and the East "'''
pc,er Association Yesterday the huinpri "
nllcants for relief extremely iarsc - -
formula was to take the names an" "" ~
the applicants, and II upon invesusa''o" ~ ~ ,hor
to,nd worthy employment is given or 'ne" ,.,
ro,,,,re,oe,ts are looked after. orders Ior 49,
ing on the Ethical Culture Unions tac'oiS' ."
1s Delancey-st are issued. Many oi ''e ,.
are tailors and already 200 have peeh pu' ~ ',.
IN the Attorney-st. clothing factory o' '''
Side Relief Committee - ,,orse
,.arv dav and the offices of the United heoIs"
Charities at No. 12S Second-ave. are Cro"uo 49,.
customary forlorn crowd Of starving fepi,"' '
has s,ormed the place for the last io''N's"' ,
On numbers as time goes on. whenever poss'
,,,o ,or,ediate relief is given but the finds oil '"e
.o.,e,v are so heavily taxed that strict inVesusa
Tha X.w-york Association for Improving 'he
Condition of the Poor in its statement 10Y 'ne ias
ing 1850 persons. ana Also d. "''"
at a cost of si,277 $3.50 =,
For every subscription to The Critic which Is
rohishel at No 2s9 Fourth-ave.. 81 OF the amount
r,n T.. given when so requested 10 the East Slue
Relief Association to aid in helping the uneii-
Moved The subscription is 50 year
WHERE TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED
II hss been suggested that all persons VINO oes''e
% give relief to the poor should buy lodging ana
tharf forms
societies afford Following is a list of some Oh 'i'e
n,aces where relief will be given to the worthy poor
and where tickets can be obtained;
Food c,oked-The Industrial Christian Alliance.
No no Rleecker-st: st. Johns Protestant Epscopa
Chanel No. as Varck-st, bread given OUT every
Saturday TO poor parshioners New-fork Two-Ceh'
Diet Kitchen No 300 Avenue A. supplies portion
Of food for cents; Sisters of the Stranger No !
Greene-st.: Down Town Relief Bureau. No 2o9 Full
ton-st; Association for Improving the Cohui'ion
Of the Poor No 1GJ East Twenty -second-st.
Food. uncooked-Ahawath Chesed Sisterhood OF
Personal Service No. Il East Thrd-st calvary
Relief Bureau No $40 East Twenty-third-st.; Cath-
arne Mission, No. POI South-st.; East Side l-ades
Aid Society, No. 1Ol Avenue y; Young frlelus
Aid Society, secretary's address. NO 4o' west rii
ty-frst-st.
Fuel-Aguilar Aid Society furnishes fuel TO the
untown Hebrew poor secretary's address, NO 2l9
East Observation-Disclosures. Hebrew BeneVo-
lent Fuel Society No. 12S Second-ave. Ladies Fuel
and Aid Society No. 1879 Henry-st.; East sue
Ladies' Aid Society, No. 10l Avenue A. Loan heNeI
Association for Sixteenth Ward, Seventh-ave ana
Eishteenth-st. New-York Association for lmproV-
ing the Condition of the Poor No. 1O5 East Twenty
second-st.: Nathan strauss coal stations, al ] ,me
ST.. and North River and West Flfty-second-st
Clothing-Agular Aid Society. secretary's address,
No. 2as East One-hundre supplies
clothing to uptown Hebrew poor on East Slde;
Ahawath Chesed ,sisterhOod, No 4 East Third-st.;
Association for Improving the Condition or the
Poor No. 105 East Twenty-second-st; Catharlne
Mss9n No I GahaTne e SIP s5 Eat sd$ Rar hdsS s9
ciety No. III East Broadway: Ladies Fue! and AID
Sy O NG g YoGns Friends &d SO Society
retary's address No. 457 West Fifty-frsl-st The
Heralds" Free Clothing Fund Broadway and
General Relief-The United Hebrew Charities. No
cooked and uncooked food are supplied; shelter to
the homeless; by means of lodging house tickets
employment bureau; physicians services TO needy
coal and money when necessary.
LIST OF RESCUE MISSIONS
The following list of rescue missions prepared
by the Charity Organization Society, open every
night and WILL in special cases, grant relief to the
destitute and homeless who attend their services:
Bible and Fruit Mission, No. is East Twent;y,
Bowery Bowery Mission and Young Mems Home,
crime IS sp PoTs Fe POINTS Msson 10 g
Florence Crittenton Mission Gor fallen women
$40 East twenty -thrd-st Madison square Mission,
No 4S0 Third-ave.; Margaret Strachan Mission dor
enth-st: McAuiey Cremorne Mission No. 10i West
Thirty; ;seeond-st.; McAney, Water Street Mission.
26 East Forty-second-st.; seaman's Rest, No. 665
Washngton-st:; Temporary Shelter ter Home do' fallen
The following list of places for the aid of women.
girls, men and boys has also been prepared by the
For Homeless women-Belleyue Hospital through
and Eieventh-st.; Colored Mission, 30. 1876 West
hr.ethst Day Star Industrial Gsr al Hone Home no S 1
East Sixty-1rst-st.; French Benevolen: Society 3
Aoms for aess N Is
Hopper HOME o 9r re released hs PGisd
Shepherd. Nnetieth-st. and the East River; Magda-
len Benevolent Society 0or fallen women,
PeSSsy nPSs and he the %orh RTe Midnight
sion or fallen women especially the YOUNG 9o No.
%. Mulberry.st St JosePhs Night Refuge s No da IA
Twenty -fourih-st; swiss Home, No ioS Second
ave. Wetmore Home, Annex Gor mothers and in
For association for Befrlending Children
and Young Girls No; lS5 second,a ave; Elzabeih do1
Essa E0me lSe rs e'y Free Home Tor Girls
sCses 70 nun N9 ss Es ahd hc
River Mission Of the Imnacglate virgin Lafayetie
Pace And M GreNt es S1eer Wemere yf Home
for Fallen and Friendless Girls NO ~ South WASH
Bcwery; Christian Home for Intemperate Men,
NC LIE Rstsr S I gre2s %s
Home Home Of Industry for Discharged Convlcts, No;
Cnerry-st; Swiss Home. No. 12s Second-ave.
For Boys Under Eighteen Years 0ld-Hrace Ne
mortal Lodging House (Childrens Aid S0riety) No.
Duane-st; the following branches of the Chill
drens Aid Society: No 247 East Forty-fourth-st.,
POI West Thirty Mission Of the lnmacu-
late Virgin 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 n
nominal charge is made and tickets can be OBJ
taned at the headquarters of each. Persons who
desire 10 give relief to the destitute can procure
lodging and meal tickets and give them to appli-
cants for relief rather than money. The Wayfarers
Lodge of the Charity Organization Society. at No.
5ls West Twenty-eighth-st, viii supply tickets
which may be given In place of money 10 homeless
men who seek aid. Each ticket will entite the
bearer to a lodging and two meals in return for a
reasonable amount of labor. These tickets Will be
sold 10 societies. churches and private indivlduas