New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

tea form, being hat cOndnct"l by III oisITh"o4a o
Personal service thit cooperate with The Charities.
The members pledged to d. something personal
every month in tlr way Of hclp.n- family In need
Tn" character OF The work Is noi uhhhr tina, 81 'iP
Kings Daughters except TIA, i, j., controlled ~ ccT
tain congregation and /, p'nsb!c TO 1t a,n'' Inc
city IS divided into district, ani cons-"-a ion Is r.
sponsblc for TIE po,r in That fed. Ta.s commend
able feature OF Hebrew charity VS. began b. EIbb
GCt;hcil nearly four years ago. The Plrim AN'ocia
ton, organized some tlry Years ago. S'v~ NJ ahh"a'
charity ball for thu benefit OF the Hebrew nsuloh''
receiving about 10000 annually for this purpose
Tho Mount Sinai Hospital. incorporated in 1o1-' was
known ~ the Jews Hospital until 1871. The ply
authorities granted lease for n!n";Y-linc year VI
twelve lo,s at LoAng'onHvr bciwc'n - tNsiH'n ar
erected at a cost OF 500 900. and whil tn h'spihl
was s,oried nv UnlreA. and Is SIN r,nrcd b, Thorn. i
benefits are roe, extended to pltirns Of III or" u
ami classr. In addition to is 900 beds, IL mar'a.h
dispenSary for the f"" treatment OF me poor N n
consultations vcrr hc! la>; year, IN outdoor r'.''
and district corp, Of pyans TO- t r Io "m.s Of IKE
sick and poor. and training school ior nurses III "'
dspensarv building. .,. ,n...,,,e ,,s
founded In 1,s by representatives OF different LODGE
and Mons n memGry III '9r c
brew philannopist; IN" Object Of I'M. h1lnr Is
h inTalids PG rrden Of Ills city who b. rnson Of
curabc diseases unable to procure medical treat
mcnt in any Of the hospitals and homes 1t rccriyrs
incurables Of both sexes discharged from the city
hospitals without distinction OF faith. ana Is fr",
TO the destitute. IL also relieves the ianllcs oI
those In the home If they deprived OF thc iano
OF the brcad-winncr OF the family from INC Juhu
Uallg,ren Fund the interest Of which IS devoted |"
that purpose There Is also Discharged lallcht'
and Climatic Cure Fund for sending improved pa
tienS 10 Vincland y. j. or 10 colorado Ior
few months change of air. The iiIet money FaiN u
for thu. home 81 .to0-was secured 1T bcnclt per
formance Of Iolanihc" in the Academy Of MUSIC.
The home was started AT Avenue and Eighty -loIT'h
hundred and thirty cehth-st six years ago lar wa
he'd 10 raise money for the rev OulidlhE WHICH h'
$4,000 was secured.
The Hebrew Shelterinc Gual dian Soc ~ was ionno''
IN 1919. lis building is on washington li1Ehs'
nj Eleventh-avc. and pnc-hundrcd ana MY ilrs' 81 >.
occupying ten city lots. II hes also N aNvlun Il,
Grand boulevard and enc hundred and f'th ST.. Wht
was formerly Avenue AM Elghty-scNrith-S' MS
asylum Is for girls, while the other l. l"r infants
and CrOwn-up BOYS The society receives litDrcW
Infants orphans. half orphans and deserted chinrh
who are not admitted In any Other licbre" ihS"'u
ton and intWiStcd Ia its car" by parents o.
relatives or are committed bv n maglS'Ialr II
gives them religious secular and industrial training
and at suitable age adopts them mo lahiii''S VI
place, them I'm solfsupportinE occupations: -,
Other charitable and educational Institutions OF IN
Hebrews include tn Benevolent Fuel society. when
furnishes coal needy Hebrews through the 'hll"'
Hebrew Charities. the sanitary Reform society lot
the general supervision Of the sanitary con iiton OF
tenement houses occupied 10y Hebrews, competing
landlords TO obey the laws In that respect. In cA
IRENE cases Of sickness dcttriiOn removes fam
lies at It's expense from nnwNolcSumr apart
ments to better ones, and furnishes medical advice
and medicine.