New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
PLANS FOR HELP.
WORKING FOR ANOTHER FIVE CENT RES
TAUR,NT ~ THE EAST SIDE.
THE NEw Cufftr.Hor>E - III 'oNNf'Itp
WITH HOPE CuArif. \ HffrtN" of ALL
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r.. ,c. -, ,b. l,., J,n I: i"yirs pastor -
Uul. Chapel. 1t. i..-' F"nf's w. "'"'"
yesterday Afternoon Ia smiles ~ w" P'''
having n,sn.I up 10 him n'g"r "'r"r'l''"S nan
H., hal h,h.r,, .ni,y,,i -: extending th' good worn
,n that thickiv ts,pulI.i dir'ict - r"'i'N'H wv
poor and the unempl",~ ~l i''"''''H W. "''' "
SIR I,-vins's liirarv. a't,'h"d I" III" ''"I"', ~
o., , K Yesterday t. tax" "t"i'> fr w" "S'""''H''"
T., , ,ranch Of the t,.-,;,-'s S""nt hotel "'i f's-
tauror. In connection With IA" Indu'tr'"' 'hr'-
,,r \!r,ucr goin~wh.r" In ~" n"rhf"rh"i NV
I.,ins first suggested IA" hI"' fh"' some sU'h III
.,uu,inn should ". started In conn""'i"n WIN '''''
a. co. In En..au-s' last week The meeting F''-
,orI,y wa. largely attended and WIS rcrr"-"''a-
,,y. ~ III. vnr.us denominations "n IN" F.n@'
Side which are all doing vnlunh," WORK !" t''"
rr.s. nj crisis Am"nr those rf"fn' '"'~i'r' MI
Icyius who pr"siI'i ari Wa maj" i'fm'h'''
rr.s'd.n, were IA" I;".. Daniel R-iiio!. 81 fh"
Wilson Memorial Mit.!on: the Rev J 6 'nin"r"n
- IN. Mission ~ the ,I"lv Cro.s the Re, I'f
Mcsw..ney ~ 81 I,ripirs Roman catholic church
Arthur v. Milbnrv nrh Hem, IT, I'iA". "f VI" IN
dustrial christian Allianc" III" Rev. t. '. f''
of the Methodist Epis"";ni ''nurch; III" i'"' MI
Lux. the Rev 'onr.: I'o"sch. of th" SECOND f"r
man I'rcs5ytcfia1 Church: IN" Rev. John 7 WihiS
@. tn. Seventh PRESBYTERIAN church. IN" Rev. John
IIntchina. Of III. Mhl'lle Dutch fhur' h. ID" i'v
A. H. Locke 81 the Old EIipnnny lio'is" Siani'r-
~ and the Rev. -. H. Ov'rion. ~ Emanuel CHAPEL
in .;ixth-st who was made s"crctlry of TIE meet
Ing
FRtTI' Al. $40" IN
The Rev sir p".,na SAID th,' for sev"."! weeks
h- had been aloring with ia" EaH; Sill" R""f
Work ''ommitir" {" procur" work for ~" nm m
plov"I "You a"e' II" continued 'ih" result
OF our Iaisr- IN This direction In connection with
Hope Chapel" and as hr N" he pointed to Iong
line Of men WHO were making thlr way into the
building each to receive a dollar a DAY for work
In cleaning the streets
Some of th'ye men" h- won't On. ARE bank
clerks. others rx-cashi-rs II hotels. and others
who were meyer before Obliged to ,lo manuel labor
or handle a broom. Their hands are blst-r"d and
swollcn with tn" work. inc'n'-stibl" procf that
they ar. worthy subjects -: relief - pressing now
Ia the need for food at reasonable rates that unicns
We are abb. securc this i-srn for the poor people
our sucr-.s In givinc Them .,npoyemrni will los"
half ts value W. want "a branch ~ IN" Fivr Cent
Rest,rrant IN connection with tn" Industrial
Christian A!ianc" established somewhere IN the
n.ighbOrhouI. Church workers between Fourteenth
ST. and Riving:on-st. nnd "ss, or Av"nn" a havs
been invited To this conference. and ar3 glad 10
see = many Of them on hand. inolIIiag Protest
ants. Catholics. Hebrews and undrnomnI !onal
workers There are tao way' II meeting the
problem by which we are confronted. and the view
which a person takes depends n G,o'f deal upon
the locality In which he iw~lla. We all workers
below Fourt~~nth-st.. and we arr convinced of the
unhcard-of distress surrounding us upoa ever
side In addition tJ the food which w.d be eaten
on the spot when this restaurant IL ~, ablishe
which will be carried TO their homes by the people.
I suggest the establishment Of department for the
distribution OF uncooked food aiao where oatmeal.
coffee. tea. rice and other simple articles OF diet
may b. sold at cost price, This will help to keep
the family together. II In bad enough 10 see home
iess men, but what q great service IL viii BE- 20
prevent entire househoIds from becoming homeless.
and this We can do. and preserve the cohesion Ct
~ family otreIe b. enabling mothers and daughter
an1 asesss - bsing sseeetsd Sssa = tAsk hsaAs
!ies es1ees - ss ness sss - lssse.