New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-15
authorities nut these men to WORK. or d! ie"S' mousse
therr in he cnurthOuses and arnnorles.
WITH UNDIMINISHED VIGOR.
ANOTHER WEEK OF WORK FOR THE
POOR BEGUN.
THE PLANS TO EXTEND THE "Cl3-"' Clubs
WHAT THE MANY CHARITIES IN VARI-
or.s PARTS OF THE CITY ARE

ACCOMPLISHING.
The thousands Of persons IN New-iorN VINO are
suffering the pinch OF poverty ana the many VINO
are hunger-strcken awoke yesterday III 'hose
crowded quarters Of the city where thelr MONIES
are with heavy hearts when they saw the snow
d., o.. ia, day advanced and the sun shohe out
,bo,. ,rgbtenad M and made their way To the
several places where relief Is dispensed secretary
Mlburv of the Industrial Christian AlHahce' whose
hcadeuarters are in Bcecker-st, says thd' a S"o"-
storm always brings increased crowds. NY eN-
nerienco" said ne "is that snowy weather Is
y,ors. an these poor people than even the coolest
dry DAYS for the slush and mud are something
which they are poorly proViHed asai'''', "O'. VI
those who come here being badly OH III '"e way VI
footwear while fairly protected with c'o'','"s'
The big boilers in which the ioou - 'o "'
coffee IS made were steamng hot all day long, from
an oarlv hour I'm the morning until midnight ana
the hungry were welcomed in their turn anu re-
coiyed liberal quantity of food on presentation OF
the usual tickets.
The changes which were being made during the
week in The school at the rear of the ola scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church with front IN flteen.n,st,
have been completed. and the place Is nov oP'i, a.
q regular lodging house ana IeIel kitc"t In ar
rad IMAM the second and third floors. and on
the ground moor scent meals Will be served
\ PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS.
W. III. Washington has organized permanently
the "C-lJ-.g' Cltb the genera. plan OF which mas
inston has been made president OF the clup WHOSE
ha.d,nartcrs Al present are at No. 10 Broadway.
Tnesy are the names OF the other ohicers: OnarIoS
). Canda. treasurer fTederlfk oIr.ncIai sec
r,i4.y. Ex-senator William J." lT9Wh , mas , -
"- r.riira.1 - Earle colonel Ethan Allen
Fr'lerirk l. Lee. j. u. rrobst. cleveland IL. WI, WE
,@ y w ,,ne, AMI Walter h. McCorcke. sub
scr,nti1n bTnks will be circulated today IN the
cxcharees workshops stores, LAWYERS 1csS fa ann
al
tn amoun,- which each one Is eNpeS'Tu - en-,
3r GdS cHS ;h5s who have stated salaries such
for instance clerks. 10 cents w week, anu vnt
ness mon ana employers OF labor 20 GEMS VIZ r
Five clubs 81 this nature have 1ren arr' Si,9n
eaaiz d-the employs 81 Y treasnrtr employees
81 tn hydraulic Coiistrucion Compan;; 10. ~
Ts NV fHiy Place employees Of the l. VI
Ahr.rs Comrary printers. 40 - lihertN-st.' anu
The cmployes OF he fyi '"G CGr1aho promises 70
have several more clubs organized during the Week
Young MES AID WoMEN At WORN.
Tho relief station which has been oponed IN Holy
cross Lyccum. in West Foriy-thiri-si.. In connec-
,ion with which the Rev Richard J. kelne Is DONG
good work assisted by the young men ana women
Of the parish. is pretty well stocked VIII" S'''''
hand clothing The youns men VINO compose "''
Iyc,um have volunteered 10 inl"" mo bs civ and
81 the sun,rinc Ioor IN nat rai' o III
,he Nu.ug won. VIII collect inc SduH. ~ s
maxi alterations ana do mendns on th' PHoNn ~
Of clothing that are given 'l,ih ~ 'b,~ ar. re-
u send Tor such things Wt'ht',I - - az -
Quc-ftI to 10 80 ana tii' la
'poiicr Justlc, Thomas +. Grady lectnred las. LaSt
evening on CHARITY" In the ITALIA Iheati'' IN.
proceeds viii be applied u the r'llel "' NV f''
in The ia Assembly District. -. liz. a. thu,
one Of The most crowded parts OF the Guy j. Una.
living around East Fourtcenth-si. toward ~" fhs,
Hiyrr and the house az 80. III. whore thr Women
Trlere, ncy Relief Association. 30 when SIT ii,''S
! N.wton IS lf,-IIent. draw tMih'r hNh'f','7
daily. Good. hot food j. supplied ana aa.h"p"n 'i'J
49,. has been ousu only - ."k mary hNii'I''
t,,,tics nav. been relieved. 10, ASSOCIATION ht- a
i..' ~ families who are iu bad WY. ana ttn.5
TX for contributions 81 food. mono; am ''''"'''h
+. bcir them extend their good Work -,
a. oliver and Henry sts.. IN connr' non VIII ~"
,ierfn,r's T.mtie ~ which the !"v. J. g mons
H. rasfor another relief station has been op'I.'l'
and Today 80 destitute families VIII r owe ''
milk -four. homluy. beans, canned Deer rice ""'
other things.