New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
DETISTNG MEANS FOR RELIEF.
MEFTIN; or DEIEIA1ES Ar 1HE INFER
NATIONAL LABOR EXCHANGE
THEY CONDEMN THE METHODS or THE UNITED
HEBREW TRADES MANY GATHERINGS Oh
ANARCHISTS YESTERDAY. BUT
so DISTURBANCE.

II looks after all as II the Anarchist unrest on
IN. East Side were to to an end with an anti
climax In the mean time. however there are
thousands Of genuine unemployed men OF an uhh's
They are not confined to the great ana mysterious
East side they live In all parts of the city. from
the Battery to the Harlem The relief conmtte'.
With S,muc, Gompcrs AZ its head. met again yes
tcrdav in the international Labor Exchange Al
No 81 East Tcnth-st, to hear reports from COM
mittccs appointed week ago. and to consder ways
and means Of providing relicf There were seventy
DELEGATES at the meeting. representing all the diff
fcrcnt trades
Robert NJ Campbell, Of Typographical Union NO.
g. was chairman.
..Ue have. To- thank the press" he said. "for the
very full and complete reports Of the occurrences
Of the last few days. We represent the most con-
sorva,,ve clcmcn, in the labor movement We are
here for discussing the best ways ana means oi
nroviding relief fo~ the unemployed Of this city.
ma, as Rcpublicans Democrats or Populists.
but as conservative workingmen
rho committee appointed week ago reported
that II WAS we'll pleased with the conference with
Navor Gilroy last week. The report arraigncd the
officers Of the United Hebrew Trades for their con-
duet as follows.
..r,c ,bc las, few DAYS people suffering with
hncor have been turned from the headquarters
of the United Hebrew Trades. at NO 81 Delaney
q, nartly because they were not members of thc
orpanization and partly because they propoS"i
,o give aid only respectable people. whlch
means vcIl-dressed people only This Is the
charity of thc United Hebrew Trades and 1t can
lac provod that only people of their religious ana
politica affiliations supplied with little FOOD
Your Relief Committee has decided to make no
distinction between members of labor organiza
lions and unorganiZed worknginrn. me r,I"It
was signed by j. j. l)oyle I. ~ Hdl'r' ''o"'"
Walden and George W. Mddltton -,
II was suggested 10y several Delegates thiJ 'ic
city should proceed with the construction " -,
new rapid transit system letter was i,,o sen, ao
had been authorized to urge him To call an extra
session of the Legislature with a view OF authoIlH
ing and providing of great public Improvements
10 the end that the great works necessary TO ,he
great success Of our city may be completed ana
at time relieve the great army OF the uii
employed Of the city of New-York 49,,
IL was suggested that the committee ask t,ic
Mayor appoint committee Of prominent cit-
IONS To look after the distribution OF money eic
To- the unemployed. Joseph Barondcss spoke dis-
paragingy OF the quality of the food given away ny
Earondess sharply rcbuk"d by several d'I'
ratcs. who said that they had eaten the food ana
found IL to be Of good quality. The following Icl'-
gates were added 10 the committee: Benjamin FOR
Keichcrs. Frederick Jansen. &. y. Linelaw. Isaac
Kaufman. SOoman Blum. John Stuart !. Perkins
/ Gabbler Henry White. BERNARD Davis. j. Da-
yison. Henry Smith. The conference will meet again
next Sunday. .
Mir Klinkowstein fed more than 200 people In
his East broadway restaurant yesterday morning
Isidor Meyer gave away soda water at his stand
AT Canal and Allen SITS, between the hours OF
a policeman "carbonating the poor" Detectives
Jacobs and Krauch went to Philadelphia yester-
day presumably to look for Emma Goldman
There were groups Of Anarchists In many OF the
small coffee-houses and barrooms yesterday. But
there were disturbances and NO arrests on ac-
count Of Anarchy.