New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

IN inany o. those homes. The w1mnn's husband
had left his A. the mission. lie was sturdy
man. able to sr.aE i;nesh. IN old man and
woman, were thcrc, whoze faces and appearance
proved to be visior sat by table The man who
are YOU on Of work." asked the missionary.
How long since. you had work."
What was your business"
Il worked \ buttcn-hoie machine in a clothing
.%Haye you ,r'el to got other kinds Of work."
How long have you lived horc?'
Two monthe. tbs Is TIE house Of my father-n-
law" pointinF 20 the old man man Il md to leave
Has your flther-in-law york;
NO: not for nine months"
What his w0sk?'
lie sorted rlg.. The ,arlg pat him out Of
%or Soa rae G rs.n ras Fe c6G h sa br6n v fro
Europe and sold ca@lp"r than thoy were sold here
50 ne dealers would rot buy thsn any more. nor
out q worN :, Is a, BAD thing for poor people
zone year ago W. voted for It," sch the visitor
Now we ore cuIsing H. Al poor men say the
poor men there a sa,y that the tariff has thrown
them out Ct work. We voted for Cleveland last
year amt on! We , Wo4 vote or mn hs aI
young Husband. Il nave never had t. take charity
| want work. Can you get me job to sweep the
NO" sad the missionary. but can send YOU
some groceries would You Ike ID have them"
"Oh we need them 80 badly said the young
women ONE .nn,, r..,.. ,.eo,~ s,,s tho ma, ~,,,
Should Ec 70 work for them fhey viii keep
us from sioryag4. og' who'll pay The rent?'
It is said, which pays rents.
"No RELIGION IN BUSINESS"
In the Sane street another family was visited
The tenement was On the second floor. lis general
appearance was Ike the other. \ yolng man
lived there with his wife ard two babies II have
e' q Sq' 81 y g"dd '9r n %' @ad ST. 81 and Sc
week. was making s'2 a week TWO months ago
do Morgensteln's work FOR s.. then YOU viii save
ST. Ny employer cane to me and said. "Morssn-
why not saii You never found any fault
%Xo: be said,: ,ea, Blqmenstlel is going to do
~YoU VIII not :, turn ,g: ne or: :,d sa'A'
81 thought you was a great man in TIE syAa-
Their E no religion IN, business" was what he
Il owe SO Tor rent. and mus, leave this tone,
has warned me"
TOUCHING SCENE.
one OF the families visited lived in a dark ;cne-
mont" These dark tenemerts" among The
worst. To reach It tie visitors had - Geicend
into the basement: Of toro:n-H;-nouse ard Gropc
THOR way in almost utter darkness along pass:ge
rooms. one WAS aOrplutc,r dark. Tn" OTHER haH
two small half.S.2e windows with dingy panes. ono
could scarce.y get glimpse OF The small h9ch yarl
A man IN wiling dresn oVoIt!.s AM jumper,
came - INC Nnpf. Ills WHO ti'i' III
few minutes liter. They we're fal- types OF
thc better class e Ger,nan iioorrwt. tn" German
element was more strongly marf"d tnnn the He
brcv Two il,,.e girls aul b. nine old
v.er. In M. room Another boy v,q - play IN the
e,ree, and The oldast daughter was out ~ service
The man N candle and ccu- .-cusv PLACED two
chairs ior inr caIer5 SaI u2I I Az o.. or
many ard had como here 10 s.el; ~ fortune y
years neo. He had foken ont his hIsi aalurni.z'-
IN Anril lie r.t work as p po-tor. and afts- two
years sent for mis- VII" and children He hai hpt
worked STEADILY ~ nearly thr"" years ailuuFn ne
VAS able 10 support h!s family Nnii la't AubIH'
since then he hes earned only q T. cents ~
;!me by doing odd jobs The furniture had ben a,s
paNn"d piece by piece and the room wts bare. me
landlord compelled him 20 pay tho rent IN adVair"
lie had cold tho last cherished ring on JHalt .t
I'D "a! 'ht I'm -, 80 -, ,,,,,.,, ~, tbev