New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
CITY ITEMS.

FfIDI>, nl I've pooE-puyATt ES!EarEr-e.-
We sited Tie o-r. b ,hmcut OF LiNDESNr ir., ~.
Il- Chatham e. 20 witness 'omohius OF hs opera
tiou, ia giving d free dinner To- the poor, sh.tl he
doc. every da., between a. and o',lo.s, consist 1g
Of a large plate ~ rich soup pie OF meat, nnl p
quarter Of atvo-pounl loaf Of bread. H. deal, ont
on saturday more than one tJoU-ard such ,tior' -
all colors, majors aua tongues.
The on's ou. -'ioI- | ask, say. be-, "tre You hna-
CRY Are you poor | put my haad u-oa my
"leari and cay, is DC my fcli'v-crea'1r- Na, 40
matter f,r tie color of his -tinI do NOS core VIA,
'., ls language or What bis rel ion--hcis hlmln-
"1e buggy vii ed him."
As his customers enter. they give her names ali
residence AID Luub.r OF their ia4dy, receive d
ticket for one two three more portions and pro-
cced g. Zee iict cu and receive their supply, aud
thence If it is 10 be eaten on tho premises. . il5
OHM s-Aall, loos gocm under he side wax. 4 the
diners emerge, il they are able they add something
10 a. none, -buN towards furnishing meal fo- fhe
next day. II dcy have no money it is ~ lhs ga lc
They must be careful however, how they tell he,
for ~ the afternoon Mr.. Linden muller stri0s of the
working dress that his visitors saw lin in AMI ia
another rarb goes 10 wilt th,r, and Z The frs sorry
proves true they again and again. Ii they
have deceived Aaa IL i} only for ono cheap mo'l-hc
s'o5s their ratoss Undoubtedly he feeds eomo ul-
descr, : ones, bUt 20 many Others su,h O meal i
great boon which nay save them from cTme-per-
hap. from death. We learn thai Mr. Lindenma.lcr
is from P.ussG-.ast from Berlin prso0 not .or
c.iuo, but because he hai prime pies dangerous 20
" government" lie was for yells in ths Prassiln
army, and when he came here, knew n trade, and
Ike many other ox.es took t. tas business Of selling
lager beer. Unlike many o'hels be dcvo'cs al his
profits go feeding She poor. lie a'-o ASKS his wealthy
counuymeu-there ara many rico Germans here-aai
all oiter chari'ab, disposed persons 20 a'i him 70
cou,iI ne the good work shs means vii soon be
exhausted We are fully satisfied that bis Object is
worthy Of The attention Of the bepevolsn, lie cer-
taiuly appears well calculated for he business.
To q boy with dir,y hands and face who applied FIR
his dinner, BE SAID:
Where 90 youlve ,!
In Orange st., just round hare.
Have you any father p" No. -" Mother
Yes ST.. "Wha, does she DO 20 Washes.
Go home and tell her to wash yout face and hands
sud then come and get yo4r d,nner VII feed he
roof viii rot feed the dirfy-water is free snd
plenty FOX the poor.
Tor az hour AFTER the food was exhausted. motley
crowd hung srounl him, resembling more than they
did human beings. pack or hungry wolves, wrAnG'
Ing around choice bit Of food.
If Lad more means said be, all these should DC
f,d-Ione should 60 hungry from ny door
Another o. Mr. Linienmulers projects IS to eel the
poor articles OF food without profit. Bread AZ &C.
POUND Flour sc Meat, &C.; Sal', lc e.
II lie cu,tomers come fom al parts OF the City, and
many Of them Germsns, and he thinks thcss who
are able should contribute toward the support ofiser
,r Committeeman and not leave IL 10 the Amer.c aus
10 do all. He invites them 10 visit him and see what
he is doing, and the class OF people for whom be Is
doing.
PHuoIooY.-A, the meeting Of the Teachers As
ISOLATION, on Saturday evening Prot. Wslchner real
along snSAteIestiDg essay on Phiology aud the
importance OF the study thereof. We have sketch
OF his paper, but cannot find room TO print Il.