The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14
AID FROM TAMMAyr SOCIETIES
Ths Psquod Clubs Plan OF Reii-E-Psrform
snces for the Besent OF the Destitute

Ths Pequod Clubs Plan OF Reii~E-Psrform
| snces tor the Beasnt OF the Destitute.
The Pequod Club. the Tammauy organiza-
tlon In the Thirteenth Assembly district has
raised nearly $1,000. and has appointed a re-
lief committee OF thirty members. Police
Commissioner Sheehan Is Chairman of the
committee. and his aids are Frank Tweed.
Louis Munzinger. Bernard Courtney. A. d.
Williams, g. W. Gibbons Thomas Mulcahy.
j. j. Spearing. ex-Judge Edward Browne.
James Bagley +. J. Goodwin p. j. barley.
John j. Jordan Isaac II. Terrell. Charles W.
Ferris. Dennis Trojan. John Mccormick, War
rem Springfield. NJ. A. Blankmr.. John II.
Conway, j. B. McGoldrick. Richard Dougherty,
L. f. Cody, Jacob Ackerson. G. +. Springsteed,
hdolph Herman. b. W. Dali. ]. +. Reilly. AN.
Lchtensteln. W. S. Hillman. aud T. II. Sui.
Ivan.
The captains OF the forty-three election dis
tricts report the names OF the deserving poor
in their own neiRhborhoods. These names
and addresses are written on separate slips
and given to members Of the Relief Committee
The latter then make personal Investigations
and question those who need or ask for help.
They fni out what is wanted and fiil out tick.
cts whlch are good Tor groceries. coal wood,
dc. at the neiChboring stores. Where men are
out OF work aud the rent is behind the COM
TO seventy Ave families nre visited each day.
=, The Tammany Hall General Committee OF
oub'h ENSSclhDlb uiSlTlct VIII give n DSne1t
noon. Jan. lS With, the aid Of Henry T. Miner.
6sneat at the FeoSies 1Rsai1e 20 The pHla E Ihs
!hI ns Company will give rerformapce of
mDS Of the So1SnGG T. l,IoHtGGs Chair
residents Of the district asking their co6pera-
ton, Tickets at 81 each may be had at the
The Tammany Hall Relief Com mittee In the
Eleventh Assembly district has established
s%th street and Sixth syenae c Where gTe1
make a weekly distribution of orders for coal, |
Sonsa' 5 Concert Band viii give concert next |
Thursday afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera |
H HSs SshG viii III b seas e, the % :. hS
Lillian Russell Sig. Campanini. Sig. Campa-
n R Herr TrI Emil Fischer, and Eugene CPwie.
The rent Of the Opera House Is to be nominal
money will be, divided equally. among three
Mayor Giiroy received a cheek yesterday for
$3.50 from the Department OF Buildings in aid
81 NE unemployed. The Msror's fund is now
The Hebrew Charities answered g. 495 ap-
1881 The expenditures amounted to s57,-
The G.15-ao Club for the relIe OF the unsm-
noon In the office OF the Hydraulic Construction
las Broadway.
contribute as follows Wage eArners l cent
day business men and employers. los day
Or 1850 cents a week.
dub: " OH wSshnGton. Prss1dsnt! CS Ss ln
J. Canda, treasurer; Frederick Goodwin.
secretary, and John Baker. Financial secre-
Among the nam as on the General Committee
are Locke W, Winchestar, Everett y. Wheeler, |
David Lapolley. William L. Brown Ferdinand
Z Earle Jacob A. Cantor. and David \. Car
II is nronosad % hiro ,ao.n. ,.....I.. - |
provide WORK with the money received. or TO
use the money as a. emergency fund to aid
number OF firms have agreed to open
pSTT s ,hi o. ne club Among them are the
well Treasurer; Hydraulic Consrruetion Com
ppa an itS i bgr91a;dtwsy J. " Ahrsns Printing
banker, 52 Exchange place.
About 1000 destitute men have been recelv-
erected at the southwest side the Mariners
Temple, Oliver aud Henry streets, of which
ID sfpsrimsntaliy last Moniay' 10 Destitute
namely tea milk. hour, rolled oats hominS.
oEnnleali beans, canned beef and rice.
IF the cd seoteh street s sss
has been nttsd up by Mr.. Nathan Straus with
,ots t9r homeless men. who can get q bed and
ng. ~ nlEhtiall from IS 10 100 men had sp-
ll 6s for cots The place will be known as the
-lsrs' Mutual Bsnsnt Associations have re.
IAlAIiss 70 the poor.
, The charity entertainment to be held at the
lhAliA Theatre for the relief OF the poor OF the |
second Assembly district under the direction |
,yenlnR.
Among the volunteers are Justice Thomas
I. Grady. who will lecture on Charity" Mas |
or Walter Leon, Miss Blanche Walsh. Miss
henrietta MArkstetn. Miss Phyllis Allen Miss |
annie Hart. and NeumGn. the mind reader