New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CONTINUING THE WORh.
,pop Unions DISCUSS RELIEF MEASURES
WITH DIR. STANTON COLT.
rrnoRrs OF THE INDUSTRIAL CHRISTIAN ALA
,vcr-wuAr Is BEING DONE ON THE hA'A

,rr and hapry This building was I,a Io'", >, and
,,blcat.on Office OF The New-Nork tie'" oao
:, is in th4se days Of distress ana yam ,o,n
u - ." -, Gov t,,, stnply OF second-hahu cio'I-
49,. eor the Door. The money TO pulc' ,a ~.
cicthine Is supplied from speciai iu''- ,,sof
Tho Herald" and to which tna' 'e" iao ,,oI
contributed SlCO1. For several days nov oocr-
49, ,,ts 70 the poor have been OF usu'N 80
00''' - :. = irt tondcd that the goods shai pe
t,,.,, a,csv every Gay long as the io 49,.
,,,ich they are supplied continues 10 ,,ca the ,
,,,.,,ri siny way Il has gone on me'e'''7
day it was started. ,,..,o.io, Alliance at |
- 49,, 4,,o..,,,.--s. whore the custom cf iu'''s"
. ,,.. "a substantial meal for me hoil'''' - ..
/ cents BEGAN about two years ago. nus ~ &c 70
/ ,,.h an enormous extent since Chris'iid " ",
| threaten TO swamp the place. Secre'h'' rro,1 !
,,,t,,r, with his sleeves rolled up was no' "il'
" ,, o,,, ~, the sidewalk IN the drizziirs rom
/ -, oex the uoor applicants to keep N me an
o,,.of, the.r turn. III the demand upon ~ ,,
! .or~cos continues to grow at ihls ra'e' ., sou
,,,.,n,, .v,c yyu be swamQed. Many OF 'hose "'o'.
/ ~. have heped formerly are In turn heipins "
~, -, then introduced the reporter W
..orr,,bers typevrtcrs. clerks, coPyiS's "'
/ o.bers ENGAGED IN the tiS ouidlhS W"o W. 49,,
T ,,c through piles OF work TOT ain'o9' ,.3
.,T,hese men" exclaimed Mr. MNoury' eh'nu,'as 49,,
cau, filled with spirit OF gratitude ioi az ,
- . d,ro ror them when they were IN SUI
need are now giving us tne'r Valuao'e ...'. 80,
Thor for n dollar week each ana ".d' ny -
.f,r IS L.
F o,, svs.ens Of charity ever devised 'oie '''
- - otbc,od of the amount Of work wheii II
-, tho, in the twenty-three months eh'""s
>yovornbcr 20 the Alliance gave 2Sl'' lous''9' o.
6 al meals and temporary home tenpo.'"' ~
novrncnt and clothing TO more 'han w 2, ,,,,a
,-,Crdless men, for many OF whom IL iou'' 80
' ,rb. monthly capacity now is 1900 lodgings
a ~ ao meals broom factory Is the ch'ei
,,. h,.o leo" said Mr. Mibury. IAN aohresS-
clio
,rg and mailing department. ana c'o'N"'s' "',d
,,,alrc and carpenters shops All the wor" "c'uu'
w .ho solnr delivering and collecting Tor o'oohs.
: e., a,o nv men VINO have come to US ior heip
Cod use cal be made in this place OF iHe"
I, uo~,ens and chilGr-n's clothing. and OF DOORS an an
= rnaga~ines In fact" said the secre'a's' -,
Q d for ANYTHING n we are Informed ny poS'"
n card" , .o-,.,. on
= c,,hscrintions continued TO pour In YESTERDAY on
ro,, p Tov,nsend at his Office. No IS "all-sI' IN
answer to an appeal sent out last week pY ,e .ne
rich men OF the city for additional funos 10 ne'p
alo,g his good work. William B. lshain sent S'"''
l. sh xoo. Iohn F Corey so; f L. Van Buren,
,,ov,t,,r- go. Thomas T. Fowler. s5' MIS-. H. -
= De Lamater. s25 and stephen p NASH s'o
;. The Jerry McAucy Mission. in Twenty -'h'rd-s'''
p west OF sixth-ave.. through It's Sup''i"'''''-
l. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Bhiou' nave ~ e,,
ronremens to furnish free meals to all VINO "PPs
TO-DAY and every day until further notice. IRON, R ~
s. nH fi ) T. m Tho Provisional cominit,efI' zee i 10,
y s ,c All d nrtv",c families hotels restaurants and
"a clubs between Fourteenth and Forty
s.. Fourth and seventh ayes. TO sena % W. VI. cr wi,
ut dailv all lie food they 10 not require I2F @ us
p, needs Sspecay % sr f Teec, have been re
l. a,ested 70 direct all applicants for food 10 'n'
rs McAuey Mission.
- LABOR LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
- "Au trad g unions knights OF Labor Assemblies
and socialist bodies Of tho city OF New-fork arr
r ,hc ,ers,,s - whom the call issued for u''
Mryoiy-aitendeI meeting that was he'd ms' W" WV
10 INK AT 80 p Deanc~y-st Each orsah'AA'''" @-
represented by three delegates. ana We pr'
. ,vas 10 "do.lIe upon plan Of concerted hc''h "
- Wow, ~ N. widespread distress among me @ uhe'
= ni.ved OF the city, Among tho dclegat's EI,h. Eh"Ir
IS wsTe ApTaSa jylI ConFIn Knirhs Of Labor Danie
e- D. Leon. District Assem1.N 10, To,,,,tr - moi sum
m u-i II. Jacobson; knish,s of ta.O, G,o,c, KaTohar
90 Cnrmert Workcrs American FEDERATION OF LaDJr
et Arthur l. ,.,rE MacE"yTa and II Whne, American Fed
ne eTr1 naoc OF uIrrs Of The cyarnakers rniSn va
ch eoI rai iI'nelcr ami Il sch,euer sccre'ariS n,
81 Thcs rsu',ns oie.@d in n %nicn r rsiS AEcr an
m uic Rev Ir Rainsfori nmonS "t"' S;n b.. Al
5f ,on,od 81 his convention - call upon IN. nm, "A,
a. the elics, possible date to Hs, upon fro,
in r iU""artneni Of Public Works AZ pr-rni an AT
% mat u1on alI city works as many aa1ion @ nn an
70 be Immediately cmp9y"i as can po pe u many me-
Of further ~ inquiie o lny oG HS SS,ibomt special eg
ia,ion fr m Albany and upon what kind oi wonN
Resolved lhat the VISIT oi suGn g,r'berance OF Il
ne Nay tt b ~ tragent entertains for the rel
BY o. the GisTss snd 'i ta. II the laws they star
lc found !nadr n ooin''tu mn o. an labor o
the ~ pSniz,flont OF Eew-York city 10 urge upon ,n'
'5e thc necessity Of having Dii Iassen Sicb al he m
ing ,r,yIe mat necessary eUplo! n'it "'S ''' -"
,t ni.,,al authorities are unable To 90. . h ,,,ae
ing y means of his proposed ei'lation at
,rk bauy shall ho n possible uI.I f renresentat H.
- special commission com'oS~' o' ''''
srs. ciiiz,n- =" rbt If Ie,s3ion halts and drass
Al y
nan ! of thc Io,rc by means Of petitions ana
Of At the suggestion Of pr Coit ana atter u 'o
10 discussion tie tIrd resolution was '''' wv
au- doanit.Iv and all the others were passed.
7" resolution by Delegate DAILY OF the liemaKst t.t
cia r.rl1u was also approved 20 ne cir. 'nae ne,e
or Syer go IS crIn in ne union which he bel?nf
Any naicrae Sotnern wanted the commit 10 T'v w
pro- pro- nj snT w. and banners The motion was rejected
lnty RELIEF woGK OF THE EAST SIDE
h n@1 The East Side Relief Work Committee mas
fve men at work this week. street s"eep'"s " -,
most crowded tcnement-house district OF une 81
me ,rho work is well done and the streets are ~ ~
, n clean Among these men are sta,r,t rr m - living
to f6emsslvcs and her families Ihcy are han
als, ' 100 men and women at work In two IL ti'6r or
ehong where mems suits and shirts 4rG aforSa
gGT.h 1f Co. @aroilna Many Of hese people hays aye, D.
~ without work for eSI, mons 20 s,S.orf ,,i'' a."
eTefbd,o'o, c5 i't committees are being established
Other Pars .s Of nndmpoycd '@T i and the following h
than cons'httsu ~ ~ funds: A. : Frisscl. prcsid
be- i-ieb Avenue Bank. chairman; mares H,cm w.
1ong smith. president Chanprr, ,r, ~. 70 a Nassau-
&. Iioi,tS itrrv,n 40 80 Wall-sj.: John ID. CT
this nime 40 1913 Third-ave.; WAiiin =. D3nte' G
ton II CllN-s'.: AbIam > .i,,wr,tt,, College: Jacob
nca Seth irW "a Cclnr-st. John sloane. No. SA Bro
r-old ,yav. lanes Speyer. II Eroad-st c, ,.,,, W,
The need IS gretI am tnr % r,irons for them
their Committee ask tl.I ;''a o.,i,tcns formed or 10
,,ter formed be sent Charles stewart smith m tps
,iri ,,ro- cs re- of Fifth Avenue Bank Inc eNPe;ses
,be "a side relief Committee alone are i;lre
n,rh elrrost 81 $40 paii ont weekly Tor VOTE, ,,,i %s
SFl cost "a '''''''
roner clothiHs' etc