New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-08
APPEALS FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for as
sistance in the following cases of need:
For so to provide shelter for a woman row laid
asioe from remunerative work by growing cata-
racts. She cannot yet be operated upon, anu so
eYeigRf s6e is eApected to earn her living AGAIN
For SOS pay The rent for one. year of Ger
man widow, with four children. only of whom
is old enough to work; The mother is physically
unable TO work nard. but with the above aid the
For $l75 to aid for year with food and rent a
family consisting of a grandmother. mother and
two Young children. The father deserted it in 1899
ana hao ProNiueu itIie oI i i57 Ao before
the grandmother are doing their best to maintain
For $500 to secure admission s of widow Scotch.
nent home She was left widow at an early age.
and for many years supported herself and an only
unable to care for herself
The society also renews its appeal for the fol-
lowing cases:
For SIS to pay rent for aged couple pending
can. seyenty-ive years old and is helpless. The
wife. who IS sixty-three years old. is somewhat
broken in health but is still able to earn little
toward their support
They aPe aHd have bee5 sober
and hard working all their lives The man has re-
now unable to work because of the care that the
maintenance They not eligible for admission
For $500 to place a respectable American widow
Of sixty-four years in home She supported her
ing nertsIIv hind was Obliged To give t5a3 @ i
few since. and is now helpless and dependent
Any money for the above cases sent to the Char
ity Organization Society. No 1O5 East Twenty-sec-
ond-st. will be duly and publicly acknowledged
The society acknowledges with thanks receipt of
the following contributions in response to recent
appeals: 'FT H. $40; Theodore Offerman, Sos; Mrs
G. Fahnestock and wv. c. L.. $50 each.
The Drygoods Auxiliary of the Hospital Satur-
day and Sunday Association. composed of John
Clafin, Cornelius n. Bliss. A. d. JuilIiard, James
TaIcott Clarence Whitman. j. H. Sweetzer. George
A Hearn William Y. King, Isaac Wallach and
others has issued the following appeal to the
trade for contributions to the general fund of
the annual collection now in~progress In the var-
Gus trades and upon the exchanges
The very substantial and gratifying manner in
which the dTygOods trade responded last year to
the appeal of this committee for contributions TO
maintain the work of the Forty Assocat ed
Hospitals of this city, encourages TO hope that
the collection of 1903 in behalf OF which We now
bespea1 your earnest interest, will be even more
substantial, that the growing needs of the in
stitutious benefited may be fully met The i'm
portance to this community of sustaining a work
so benehcent that of the Hospital Saturday and
Sunday Association (Which ensts all classes in its
method OF collection, and distributes its general
fund a strict basis of free work done by the
different instituuOnsl is self-eVident to re-
quire further work from to heartily COM
mend Itself TO the generosity and public spirit OF
business men; and need only add that checks
should be drawn TO the order Of Charles Isanier.
general treasurer, and mailed TO John &. Eames.
treasurer of the DTygoods Appeal Committee and
Auxiliary care Of the IL. =. Clatin Company.