New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
UrIpTVG THE DESER' M rum
THE STATE CHARITIES AID ASSOCIATION IN Nr''''
OF FUNDS TO CARRY on IT'S """N'
he Trihnne.

,.. Ell, prrtrs AID ASSOCIATION IN NEED
''''' ~, ,,,,xns TO CARRY or IT'S WORK.
To the Editor Of The TRIBUNE, .,..,o, a,os,l. n
S,. The State Charities Aid Assoca'o" H'p'''' =,
x,,s ana the public FOR support in the lhpo. AN
,.r,akincs in which IT is engaged anu III 't
i'm of This appeal it relies upon the
~, nareG derived from its work IN thc '"'' -
i've wears in aiding and guarding inc
,t,i. Charity The completion OF the sNS''i" - "a
p .t t,sanc in State hospitals has Tesuii-i III
''s , 80 the ueop.e Of the State cst!mateu ~
e, -oo o.o annually This plan was f'rS' pFop','' ~
mis- association and It's final ana UNIV ,o,g,
throughout the State by successive ".' -,
,ion was the result; OF an eight years
i,o,in, and education. OF unsiinicd time anu W.
'e, c,or, Including the visitation oi every 'ou''S
,r, and poorhouse in The State. ana me p'D''0
os,,ro ~ the gross abuses in the local p"o'0 III
.t,u,ions inherited from former generations
,, ,orden, insane have proded NEST by inc
,,,. eve,v taxpayer In the State mas shaT'd
in the gain ...ia,io, has advo-
oa,ed for wears in it, publications in the Pr'sS ''
. tho Constitutional convention OF lS''' anu "e
,ho State Board Of Charities ana ne lily ho''' ~
, ~. o,d App,rtionment was 10 pace some
nk upon the alarming Increase IN 'Iie ""'"' -
oh,,,ren and adult. supported at pubic eNp'"SD 700
- .,i,i,,, IN the paurer iZaiIon OF me peh'h'i-
to nv of their natural Guardians ana hhp"Sns
man the public the support oil persons WIZ -
,,,,or,ed by themselves or fhrlt pdIe"'S' '-"''' "
49,, es.nt yea through the joint acton oi me 9'd'
uoard of charities and the CITY authorizes 'h,, re-
~. 49,. .,,red after arduous labors " that Gree
t ~, mis- association. The appointment 90 *
roners 10 inspect The condition OF ih' i'yp", ~
such charity in piyatc and circumstances Of
h tents of nearly lG.ocU children l"HS supper e'
by IN. cry ~ of The latest official reports me
i,,,ostanres OF sCo had necn inquired mo alu
in ~ cases out of these IL wa iounI ,nt t 'i
nh 49,; w.cre moi proper subjects OF pubic 'hArkr
their parents being either non, hiirn All 1h~.
= a Ios Chi'Jrcn were being paid for 1y tne clN AK
rates va ave sfriiion has already been say
80, ~ Inc city Of NOR" than slIl'vOS IN IN" III
and AS yet less than nall o' TIE '"S'S nave ''''
" qSnrr are two notable ns,anccs IN which ne
"biic ends has resulted In srea savink TO me a.
nnnvrrs OF the city and state me fcc'd mbnt d"
lndel nIic charity In which the influence 81 this
Oh ip"Sion ana Of the 5cneicent legislation ID has
secured are Il, no continue lis good work j,
sary that the association W'i''l irr'N'7 10 Sui
port inon, # gives no reci relief in charity. but
J.. an" ind kinder administration OF charity ~ the
r,nds OF The public. ana 1t .ipS TO make IN"
nnhi', money 50 expended do ne most possible
pu"TI' IT, annual expenditure. administered with
sstrlc, economy. amounts TO ABOUT 9 500 oul 1t
reaiy needs IN income OF rom 200" 10 sl2v0 10
i,a,ia /, TO do It's work NOR" thoroughly and eff
centiy-work which apar' rom Its humanitarian
i,rga saving 20 the taxpayers "i this city and
Stale ,.,r sh,,,-
Nv. d,dcif and important undertakings which
's,oriation ought 10 prosecute for the public
s silr are ;mpered by delay and anxiety
financial support. 1t. therefore earnestly appeals
ma" a.. friends and the public for subscriptions
no,sI TO It's annual expenditures ana for an en-
.ii,rr,.ui fund OF tDerv 4 basis Of assured in
"o rnn in n. future. Contributions should De
TO Charles :. Fairchlld. treasurer. Room No 0H
M Ia, r,a ~ Twenty -, ond-si
W. 49, JOSEPH H. cHOATE. President
CHARLES II MARSHALL.
Chairman Finance Committee.
New-Yorl. Jan. J.. 1891.