The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

tied basis this all hopes Of an Dn.
ths .a closing. dGxn ,.i the ,oI mines +, Ths
mini num-, the business houses, dismissed
clerks and hookkesp,ssrs mechanics Of every
ness n IN the wv way q Improvements was at an
end. Then came the runs upon the banks and
in M hrpg ODD
the State and demorai2aton ioli9wed: u,
demands began to come in so fast that these 'ss
s SAL and bread and I'd few S %en VIZ
ss$ ,sls snS "@Ss
numbers hsd doubled. ana vi; Within three days days
The oG ma The afees 0i a
front OF mis- tabernacle on Market street were
su % to an G
men. well dressed and decent in appearance.
waited about in the street every morning for
considerable education. Dismsy., distress.
nances. They would be ashamed to call at
private house and ask for something to eat
they were ready to hue their pride and ae-
ants hSn hs T d fSPsaddd ana snS
sausage to each applicant; the men crowded
that showed. how very huIgry, they were:
tshe stGaa Il sFGae' '"a e ins;
any way" said a, handsome young American
other group were several Italian lahorers talk
Ing IN their native tongue. In another group
The III " Question f where to 20 to lind work was
matter Of grave, onsiderati2n. Where shall
work s tel Vow What f@ going :, a."
said frsnds so ar ana Ddca ash them for
The scene changed to the Haymarket mis-
served s"n by waits or" to the crowds that ed the
entire hall. There were seldom i q, seen the samo
Gns sa IF h4g shs @
Working mechanics. clerks. and miners. No
matter what causes brought them there. the
fact that they we're hInGry Was en9HGdh az
At the Eleventh street mission only women
The tales Of suffering and woe heard there by
the ladies in charge were never before known
tmes past work has been had for every
Eho wanted Il one day n Ss
family sss u i've Children iii too fI s
and they are am hut Cannot no ma
YOU feed them until can get work ?"
., Tss GHh ss aa."n Witch tTs
10 bitter. but 1t is a lesson long needed, The
has never found Judgement there. Work has
S MSnr been y" the sna q each Day aS
clas-es have spent their earnings without
better. i've better and spend more money in
shs es s"a IN the "sqE:s osaHs
mostly single men never knew what It was e
save money; The result was that when Al
t tui"n im4 n, Hi set il. nu,,
The better element Of men in Camp Relief do
not want the t. shut
our seiferesrect here. and wo. don't want to
Join the tramp army and sleep in box cars and
' Tie funds appropriated by the auth;Gritiess
are exhausted; and an edl"t has been o Issued
to close the place to,morroW oyer bv, men 1
m med future re-" is serious. The charity ratio
OF one cent mile is no longer m force. ana u
m on want to go East they must steal rye. or
t 8nis at tie ee oSHski s Of tSe city
the tho to S come rslH,
at atGm stapIins rate "a Over 1000 with FAM
ilies have asked for work: nnd scenes anout
the missions are very ptiiuE gentie e tSn
morning papers for a cook for his ranch. He
received 200 responses and by those who. re-
plled in person tales OF sorrow and pri'ation
One hundred ore m en- were let ont from The the
Bnrnham rairoad shops d anH ma 70 The Ihy
creas ing nnmber Of unemployed In the city,
Gen. McCook. with his regulars ~ fort i 10
gan. stands ready to rni he cry nhcer innrtiini
law at tho Nrst sign Of trouble from the !1lr /
mon,