New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
THE WORST IS YET TO COME
SO THINKS THE SECRETARY OF THE
INDUSTRIAL CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
THE WINTER rs FAR FROM BEING OVER AND
THE UNEMPLOYED WILL NEED HELP

FOX SOME TIME.
"Afy impression is" said Arthur w Mbury
secretary OF the Industrial Christian Alliance yes
terday. land have better opportunities than most
people to form an opinion upon this subject that
we have not reached the stage OF the dis
tress yet. We have had comparatively mild wealth
up 10 the present but when the frost sets In as
II may at any time. the number OF those who
are suffering and 10 whom will be called upon
to give some measure Of relief will be more than
doubled. Look AT This" said he pointing TO long
line Of people who stood in Bleeckerst.. in front
of the main entrance TO the Alliance Home AMI
stretched back into Sullivan-st. The hour was G
o'clock IN the morning. There is a larger
Der" continued Mr.. Milbury than have had
since New Years Day. and this evening the rush
will be even greater. young man who came 10
20 tramp three months ago. and whom put
in charge OF one Of our branch restaurants to-day is
but sample of efforts TO elevate we'll az to
feed the hungry. We get all work here prac-
tically done for nothing. Our typewriters stenog-
raphers clerk and kitchen help have been all
rescued by us and we give them 81 a week each.
This young fellow OF whom speak. James J. Ryan.
who will work sixteen hours day for this slight
pittance. said 10 this morning AN ask. Mr..
Mbury. is that when the hard times are passed
You will see that I get a decent situation. That
is typical specimen OF what trying TO do"
The amount OF food that Is being given out by
the Alliance on presentation OF 6-cent ticket was
increased yesterday by one-third. and to meet the
increased labor in supplying this. the kitchen APP
para tins has been enlarged by the addition OF two
large cauldrons and another big stew Kettle having
a capacity OF 100 gallons
THE way that we have made this place pay"
said Mr. Milbury. "is the best answer 10 those who
thought II would be impossible TO attain such
result
To-day another fve-cent restaurant will be opened
at No. 81 Market-st.. and at No. 2,2G3
Second-ave. William 4. Martin. chairman OF
the local Executive Committee will have COM
plete charge, and J. Fowler will be made super
intendent OF the one In Second-ave. James J. Ryan
has been appointed superintendent, OF the Market
81. house. and William s. Kellogg. chairman of the
Executive Committee. It Is intended TO open
another in Sixty-hfth-st.. near First-ave.. ana
Louis Windmuller. who has promised to report on
the place for somewhere in the neighborhood
of the Battery. VIII make known to-day. at the
nGneeting 70 be heo at No IS Nassan-s' the sfua-
The clerks in he Pension Once in Canal-s.. have
collected about $500 in aid Of the women and chill
dren whose male relatives have been cc"Hected
with the G; a. f.. and who now IN want The
upon investigating the work do2e AT No. No
be made to go further by purchasing meat tickets
and sending those IN want OF icad to ne cht!st3M
OF OF !inary size can be obtained FOR cents . 49,
Wornen T9' confcrence Of the Society Of Ethical
Culture. at No is Delancey-st Is thriving apaGe'
crIirg those employed on III" premises ana tEose
who receive work TO do o. hon. y my -. il Zen
heimer. tie superintendent Of IN work. cXpIi,~',s
her regret At being Obliged Tor want "l l"''"S ~
away 50 many worthy pe"i"" . a.. w..
Samuel Coburn the SuDer!niendent OF the Va
farcrs Lodge. in West Acknowledgements. SAYS ,i',
the work of relief that place has hecn cNt'nIlrd
recently hy the addition Of many more b'ns ~.
CHARITY Organization Society has schcine on -.
for establishing associated workroonla i9r uhskihr.
,yJrIcn ana /, asks the cooperation or Den"Voir'
societies. churches and individuals II ~ propos"d
10 establish tie ;rst vorkrOoIn IN that palt ci te
civ lyln,. between TWentv-thiri ara iiity-nnth
SITS one hundred dollars paid annually by one so
cri- or church within this area VIII entte II 10
give one wOnIan DAILY throughout The year the Of
Tcrci work and SO annually 90 give one woman
work for month ,-,-.
ARA ngc.cns have been made to distribute tickc's
for nncookcd food Ahawath chesei Sisterh"od
az Personal Service No. u East Thrd-st; calvary
R.,iof l:urcau. In 80 East Twenty tor1.st; Cath
,rInc Mission. No 3n Solth-si East side
InGc,' Ala Society. NJ. i9l Ayenne A. ard
Young Friends Aid Society. secrear"s address,
80 II West Fift?-trst-st , 80 oc,.
u AT Washington president Of the 6-5-g3
r.,uh whose present hea9Guar;"ra IS at No: 10
T,roaIwav reported yesterday that IN" work OF the
Xasseis whom h cen on. - WISH all inc pl"c'
,.rnr. large numbers IF persons are employed
re1u,estnC .hem to organic" aFsoc1t" clubs. W"S
meeting with unexpected success. Mi. Warrington
,,rtoI If made known hat hc WAS satisfied 20 nav
m. rt,,ltions through any OF IN" diiiy nrNE-
,.'nsre AZ well az {, tie treasurer F!i-lcs j.
Canjd.