New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20

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castle, and the Calico. from lull, January J; ia"
Gaa;ia. from London, and the R"Xbnrg castle
from Swansea, January 3; tie STATE of Georgia,
from Glasgow, January q,
THE POOR HELPED TO HELP THEMSELVES
The Industrial Restaurant, charity which AIMS
TO help the poor by teaching them To help them,
selves and TO 90 away with siIcot begging, opthcd
its new quarters at No. u LeAington-ayc., Brook
lyu last evening. The enterprise, which began IN
a modest way four years ago has steadily grown
IhcIe was a laIge attendance at the opening eN-
clci,cS. David VI. stone presided The purposes
for which the Industrial Restaurant was established
aud the means which It uses 10 secure Ms ends were
explained lay Mrs. \. Temney, the president OF lhe
organization. In the cellar wood IL provided Tor
men 10 saw, - int and bundle. Tor when they re-
ceve tickets cXchangcahIe tor meals III the lhlhE-
room above. In scwing-room work is supplied IN
the same way for women and grI..wh, ie boys are
given employment with carpenters tool ana PRINT
ing prsesSes. to Lead them ii possible 10 learn
trades aud a shoe shop has been added for the same
nur,osc ~ one is refused work to earn meals or
lodgings if he is sober. Meals are supplied for
cents and lodgings for 10 cents. Ana is gwen 10 All
who seek work. ana food Is sent out to the drseIy,
ing, In connection with the BulCau OF Chdutlcs all
applications for outside ald are investigated. lhe
lodging rooms accommodate Twenty-Five men, who
say the beds are the best IL -" city for 10 cents
a statement OF what was done last year was pre-
esntel by the treasurer, Mrs {. {. Afford. In tn;
year ending in October. - 3b meals were supplied
10 those who earned them; so baskets If broken
food were earned and 2H9 packages of clothing
The expenses were Sl.lSi q, nearly ali the money
coming from cent weekly contributions.
Mr. Stone next spoke OF The Increase OF paupcrSm
from almsgiving and commended tins Institution as
ahor,ug the radical cure Men quickly found that
il was easier to live by charity than by work.
Nature never gave ANYTHING by bounty. but Only II
the result of work. Institutions That AIDED men TO
lie self supporting did the best possible thing Tor
them. The Rev. :. II. Camp, OF nifty Chapel
Il nitarianl. made the last speech. lie com
pared ordinary charities to goiaG to sea IN VET
been left ont, and urged ia" claims OF tie Industrial
Restaurant a. heIpnI men ana women IN the rlsht
way lie also urged the need Of dcnouucne waste
{,,Ifo le
shown through the building.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN.
CornneT Brady began the inquest yesterday in The
case Of Edward Hart. driver twcnty-"nc years o.
age, who died IL Roosevelt Hospital from lls.cl
slot wound in The knee inflicted on TIE n;rh' OF
November 20. Tho assertion was male i'y ne
wounded man that Policeman FULLY shot Inn at
Fcrty-tcurth-st. aud Ninth ave. bat 1ui.y dcn'cd
sne Sna' Pr:,l lu aTt lived al No. a$G Es
ave Yesterday his brother, William Hart, testified
10 lis belief in the truth Of his brothers story,
Which, as told by idE IA the presence OF captain
Killilea was a fellows: There had been political
Arrumcnt after nee. pNCu NJ National Hall, in
Tnrtv-forrth-.t Iul - arrived when the di~ putants
Iaa ne and. fnCmg Hart alone ON the corner,
ciubbcd him. Hart demonstrated with h!m and,
believing that the pol ccwan was about 20 SIM"
again, ran away. lu.ly then sHot AZ INN ami tine
bg.itt struck him in tEc knee. Death cn>ugd two
DAYS ago. after alGPUta'Ion OF The NWn. inlF, WHO
made no a;tr.i pit 10 arrest Hart, denied having
shot al al when questioned ny captain hHIlcd
ab0ut the affair az the time OF its occurrence. Cor
Oucr Brady ordered las mIe.t ana tclesiapncd 10
Captain klihca 10 aTId9n MN at tlt tuioAcio
Office this morning for . preliminary Acdlh-
TIE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
The secretary OF the National Rife Association
has received from S,r II ury llah"m. chairman OF
Ia Subcommittee of the Nation Rifle Association
Of Great Britain on the proposed ~ ciHall9na! NIL
itary match between the national Huut oil li's
CCuntry AID the volunteers OF Great IN ann, c0iJ
Of the proposed t'IlS The CONDITIONS pIop"scu ARE
Tie teams shall ccn,' ~ tNt-Nr i, on IL H!U., i,.o