New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
ORGANIZED FOR HELP.
SYSTEMATIC EFFORTS TO RELiG'G
WANT AND DISTRESS
THE JEWELLERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION - IN
CREASED EXPENSES OF THE UNITED
HEBREW CHARITIEs-ACTIvE WORK
ALL OVER THE CITY.

ALL OVER THE CITY.
All over the city charity work has been 50 sys-
tema,zed that really deserving families in positive
want are rapidly being relieved Organization
tends to weed out the unworthy and benefits those
IN distress Another commendable idea Is the or
rariZation OF trade relief associations. Areany
several dry-goods firms have pledged aid to the I'M
employed Of the same trade. The latest traue 10
or.,rri2e a relief society is the jewelry trace
Tho Jewe,rv Relief Association was organizer
Yesterday afternoon to relieve distress among ar'-
sans Of the iewelry and allied trades. The mem
hers Of the Jewellers Board Of Trade have agreed
to cancel the annual banquet this year ana 10 give
the money that would be spent on the banquet !"
the relief association. 1t is expected 10 raise at
least $1,000 TIE relief association VIII consist OF
a committee of twenty-five from the 'oaru VI
Trade. ,
This committee will be subdivided into executive
finance and relief and employment cofi"il''e.''
TIE object of the association was state" 10 NC
ITO make the giving Of employment inc primary
basis Of relief and to see that all deserving cases
Of destitution in the ewelry and allied traces are
r,r.oIlatov relieved" The Relief Association VIII
h,corna a member of the NewYork Association ior
Ir,proving the Condition of the Poor ana WIN nave
all applications for assistance investigated W '"e'
Tho following officers were elected yesIe'u'' d"
terroon: President NJ. J. Lissauer vice-presiden''
rts.o. rlli,os. treasurer A. J. G. Hodenpyle.
Tho members of the committees Will be announce"
bv Mr. Ijssauer to-day. At the meeting yesterday
S--5 was subscribed by memoirs present
The Society :or the Improvement OF the 'oHu.'oN
Of the Poor has been doing quiet, but neVer'eieS'
effective work at its provision depot. at fourt-as,
and feminist All day long the rooms ar No. or
with women. eviIcnIly the mothers oi Ia ,1 rba
their representatives waiting 10 be HIpPii, s.1,
visitors of tho society issue orders goOu Ioi IL. -
cents 81 and 81 80 When these orders are iid
AZ The supply store the amount Of groceries cal t
for hv III, orders Is given. For Qhelo'lil ~, ~,
Inc holder receives food that wouid COST p'o"aoty
s. 80 In the average erocry :ior' IU',
f.c ar potatoes and In fact. nearly ever 'r LII
,...e.arv IN mo domestic economy Is supplied ne
c,-i :, the society Is 800 daily Hr. i'onSNo In
general agent 81 the soceiy says mar me- -
,,pli.Iiifs Tn number of applicants yesterday
vas smaller than in long tine; ~. tho United
This state 90 affairs Ws aiS' .. ,5s r,,N s.a
Hebrew CHARITIES Building. at 80 ~ seG,nI 49,
.rj a., 49,, many different charities about the ciY.,
Tho dulrto~ly report Of the tnltei teprcW H'.t
49, ,.,s issued Yesterday. and showed tEat we
,.,sas COR the last three months had been alnlost
double that sgon, in the same months VI ''' '''
.rb. lumber Of men at the Wayfarers' Lodge and
WOOD Yard Of the Charity Organization SIciety'
~ No. 30 IVest Twenty eiehth-st; has grcatN N, III.
..rs , hook containing ten tickets for 81. lAesr
tickets are purchased In great num1tIs Jp. ND nJ
lv societies churches or prlNa'T hons,ess men
,i.,,..s ara given instead OF money ms ln'ulss
fr. wor,hlnos- of applicants Lach urneo 10
tos thr holder - lodsins ana Two i ns%S mount
~ ,iIr I'm the woodward. Each ioIger ih.St "n u
. XXX h'f,rr going to bed. and his clothing Is
,'S Inli,,,,r.mI Christian Alliance at NO 10
l,.'.,ler-s.. continues 20 supply meals - ABOUT
people daily a. c'.H ~ f,rers' ioise is grow
80 ,l.,,rh that IL crowds out men VINO are npira,
.., nif.or.iv f1r work cvery day. Inc ",.lS va"
10 can ho accommodated il by selling on 'r ~. :
~ Elutiinr wood and citzens can rep me 49,. d
49,. ~'. r. ,,o, bv purchasing their kind.inS wood
from the Charity organization society