The sun., 1893-12-30
PLANS FOR EXTENDING AID.
More Five-ceut tnursnts-Orgsntzation
Hampered by Lack OF Money.

The Executive Committee OF the Busine
Mems Relief Com mittee connected with t.
Industrial Christian Alliance met yesterday
afternoon In Yermilye 4 Co.'S office. 1S Nassau
street. The report Of John p. Townsend, the
treasurer. showed that about $1,000 had been
received In contributions Among the con-
tributors yesterday were David II. King. Jr.,
$3.50: Cornelius N. Bliss. 500. and W. Il
Grace. $50. Henry l. Pike. Louis windmnller,
and Arthur W. Milbury were appointed sub
committees to select locations for five-cent
restaurants In various parts OF the city.
The East Side Relief Work Committee has
1913 men at work this week sweeping streets
in the most crowded tenement house district
OF the city. Among these men arc skilled me-
chanica They are paid 81 a day for seven
hours work. The committee has also 100
n en- and women at work In two tailoring shops
where mons suits and shirts are made for the
cyclone sufferers In South Carolina Many Of
these people have been without work for eight
months. Other local committees are being
established In other parts OF the city. and the
following gentlemen have consented to act as
a committee to raise and have charge soffunds;
A. 6. Frissell, President Fifth Avenue Bank,
Chairman; Charles Stewart Smith, President
Chamber Of Commerce. Treasurer; Thomas
+ Ryan, seeretsrS r. Mass, Nassau street; John
minis, j. .043 Third avenue William Z. Dodge.
II Cliff street; AbIam y. Hewitt. II Burling
slip: seth Low, ex on clio. Columb biA College:
Jacob Il schin. 50 Cedar street; John sloane.
as4 Broadway; James speyer IL Broad street.
The committee asks that all contributions be
sent to Charles Stewart Smith. Treasurer. care
OF Fifth Avenue Bank.
The Children's Aid Society, which m Maintains
twenty one industrial schools is furnishing
in one OF it's schools material from which des-
titute women living In neighboring tenements
make garments, which are sold at nominal
prices to those who need them. The sum OF
$500 has heen provided for this school, and
Money and checks to the order OF George S.
Coe, treasurer may be sent to the once Of the
Children's Aid Society. United Charities build
ing, los East Twenty second street.
The managers OF tho Jerry McAuley Mis-
on Thursday they were compelled by lack OF
funds to turn away 300 applicants for food,
after feeding 243, Tho Bowery Branch Y. NJ.
C. A. fed tn)l and had to reject 400 The Tide
over Trade Homo at 229 West Forty;sixth
Avenue Mission fed 200, all who applied.
DIR. J. Hartmann OF 254 West Thirty seventh
street will give away 1000 meals on New
Years morning at Broadway and Thirty-ffth
street. The distribution will be made from
will consist OF q loaf Of bread. one half pound
Of boiled meat. a pint OF milk. and two apples.
DR.. Hartmann said yesterday: have taken
this means OF feeding the poor after deep re-
Election, didn't think I'D hsye the hardhood
pealed to by so many poor people that de-
termined to do something, because i don't
have any cooking In my fiat. and couldn't
bear to turn away hungry people any longer"
the workshop at IL Delancey street. suggests
that women he sent TO nurse the sick poor
under the jurisdiction OF the district nurses OF
the hospitals