New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

nns feet lqnF and SIX r feet h vide b IN s s%ye
o. ey wrspaci in an Cd Old shaw; Two or three
two and sink, 70 which was attached . PUMP
the furna si Of the room In the rear Vas
place, half closet and half bedroom in which was
a baby. sever weeks OLD. indust rously sucking
at bottle and uttcring litte sounds Of satiSfss-
added to the other things by OF the mission
oh can you eet no work for me-" said the
father Ii aeonizag tones. -, 1870 .
you" said the Rev Mr. Iichtenstcn.
the man turned away and sat do"n; inc pictiure
Ing ''Keep a-pushin' and a-pun',' and pushin.
and a-puin' and your push dem clouds a"a aSa,
house TIe{ had pushed and RULED and and P%snIe9
than ever before
AZ APPROPRIATE MOTTO on WALL
A house in IIcster-st. was next visited. It's re-
pulsiye appearance was much ike that or the
first The first floor over the basement was occu-
pied by a sweat -shop"-but the shop was Closed.
and those who passed the door looked thr Stei
which might have been bringing them at ieast
lop aoor front was family OF German Hebrews.
The woman had Sven Children l ldi iy IN CO.,
and the others stood about. Besides the immediate
fSm Myo Ie wa WeI present Two OF the rec chairs
in the apartment were offered - the VISITORS, IVY
tohe' The husband was out looking for work.
The wife 9d in cr%%n OK their o mlser axes and
had not been able 20 ge' work at any pflcr. me;
m,ch ,hough. for no one would tris; them for
many dollars. Some attempt had been mace 10
Sghsn Yp t an h nns ThaTe wni other
thing on the wall Which is wTrr M Prnsent
Cleveland. and the following curious motto III
81" land Nth the next day 1t showed. ,
The woman said that one OF me chi , ioI hi
The motto meant. The card however. had singu-
iar aprrSprateness the wall of such home home;
,ha Mex, 'lav after Mr. Cievelands election. ana
m!series have fn0we eowH "pGW twenty fanille,
living in that tenement and ii was sad' h"' one
man woman was employed
:QuAl.oR IN CIIERRY-sT.
Another trip 10 Cherry-st with Miss Ccllisha~
disclosed equal misery n another section NJ
houses there do not have even the luxury % Tiny
hack ward They are built in two rows. Thc rear
house IS only IA few feet back OF the 'front.' one.
and the rear building almost touches the rear 1i
The space between the buildings are mere sliis mo
which the ignorant ami careless t"'ihit.S @ H..
:, hreelin,, ,lacn for disease. on the third floor
of the house in the lives ont 81 Inc reclicnts
Food Fund She is woman about MY years , 90
She is crippled through tnc loss Of one OF her i'
on staten Island for twenty-,hree vars. On ,n@
last trip he sc saqSd r nf3 0 and her only supply
o. the necessities of life came yesterday through
charity. a., 49,,
On the frs, floor woman opened door amd
nsked for aid. Her room was cold Her 'aD'e va
bare Her children crying. It was pitiiu
sisn Her husband died four weeks ago leaving
her with small children. II was at firat g
c!ded 10 try to place the cN1dren Ill resltc'apl..
families. Miss Gedalius secured the promise Of
homes for all the children. The mother dressed
them az we'll as she could. but when Miss Grdaiiis
calle1 for Their she broke down and cried out
that she would die II she had 10 part Win h"i
CHILDREN who were her all The missionary hah
no heart TO urge the mother 10 let the chlldreh
20 and they are still with her.
I The work of the mission among the ltaliahS u
In charge Of A. DAsSori The names OF twelve
: Italian families were the list. Mr. ID Assorl SAM
that there We're 10000 Italians lvinS III MOt
Mulberry Bleecker Sullivan. Oliver ana othrr
streets on the East side below Fourteenth-st 1heir
present destitute condition was due TO the lack oil
! work. go, =.
/ The depot for restitution tomorrow viii be No
9924 First-ave near Northumberland fourteenth