New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR.
WORK OF LoNG-EsTADNsHED AND WELL
MANAGED CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.

WORK OF A LONGEsTADLIsIIED AND WE'LL
MANAGED CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.
At the annual meeting Of the New-York Assoca-
ton for Improving the Condition or the Poor re-
Gently held. the following were elected managers:
DR. Henry +. Champion. William Jones X Fu-
ton Cutting. George Calder. John Patton. Dr T.
Franklin Smith. the Rev. DR.. William r. Hunting
ton. Frederic Galatin. Or. Gouverneur NJ. Smith
Walter l.. Suydam. James \. Scrymser Constant
A. Andrews George Bagdcn. William G. llam-
ton Edward Cooper. Charles ID. Dickey. jr, Charles
T. Flint Roland Redmond Warner Van Norden
De Witt ]. Segman Robert S. Minturn, John H.
Flagler Spencer Trask. Scott Foster. Louis j.
Sands Thcodorus y. Woosey. Howard Townsend
George W. Wic<ershan. Loyal Farragut and Will
lam H. Bond
The following were elected officers Of the associa-
ton: President r. Fulton Cutting; vice-presden's,
the Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington DIR. Henry T..
Champion. James a. Scrymser. William G. Hamil-
ton and John Patton: treasurer, Warner Van Nor
den secretary. George Calder counsel to the board
John l.. Cadwaader; general agent. Francis s.
Longworth
In recognition Of the continued and panstaklng
services OF John Patton the retiring president. reso-
lutons Of appreciation were unanimously adopted
at the meeting of the board in November last.
Every department. Of the institution does a DIFF
fercnt work. and each is equivalent to the labors
EFFORT to strengthen that which Is weak and upft
that which is fallen. Six departments are con
dent; second. temporary renef. by the vice prcsi-
dent, William 6. Hamton third. dwellings. by
Vice-Presldcnt William r; Huntington: NTH schools
and institutions. by Vicc-PresIdent James y.
Henry r CHAMPION; Each presiding o 1l rs Is
remaining members OF the board.
In the year jgst closed $685. persons have been
medicine. sickroom food, woodward tickets. fresh
air excursions. sewing or other employment Per
manent employment has been obtained for l3 DIFF
supplied to l.4ll. Tweny-one thousand five hun
and behalf OF tho laboring poor; 9,S6s garments
have been cut and made in the sewing bureau.
matsrial, zoos yards Of material used and 25l6
orders of sewing given 20 poor women who make
At the Peoples Bath IIouse. 6s GU bethcrs hove
been accommodated. cluding women and children.
with two or three ANAL children can have the
Of tub baths all for cents.
The TreshcAir Bureau has given good account
Seaside Home AZ Coney Island By harbor cxcur
adults kept from periods Of two TO three
weeks. and some of them four weeks. at the Home
4 night Office IL maintained under the Joint au
spices Of the Association for IMPROVING the Condition
Of the Poor and the Charity Organization Society
It Is the ground floor Of the United Charities
building. and Is easy OF access
The association also maintains Harlem
office at No n West One-hundred- nd twenty
st. II also sustains. under its own management
and auspicey. night office. which opens AZ
o'clock p nj when ne Day Office closes and re-
pc ent officer.
Life membership in the association is constituted
sIccned: s.5 annually constitutes patron, and SO
yearly, an annual member
made payable to Warner Van Norden. treasurer.
No q Nassau-st.