New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
no LETUP IN THE WOhh.
UNTIRTNG EFFORTS BY THE CHARITABLE
ORGANIZATIONS.
SEVERAL MORE FIvECENT REsTAuRANTs ~
BE OPENED THIS WEEK-PRovIDlNG
LABOR FOR BOTH MEN


AND WOMEN
Several additional hve-cent restaurants are 10 be
opened this week by the Industrial Christian Ali
ance OF which George ID. Mackay Is pres'ue"''
Arthur W. Mllbury secretary. who was seen az
the headouarters Of the Alliance yesterday, sad'
I'VE shall have two or three new restaurants open
by about Wednesday, and hope to nave TWO OF three
more ready for business iy the END OF 'he WREN
We have secured "A place at No 81 Market-st' De-
tween Monroe and Hamilton SITS, ana on" AT 40
2oss Second-ave between One-h undred-ald-sN-
tenth and one hundred and seventeenth SIS w"
are negotiating for quarters az 40 - "'s'-S' an"
expect TO obtain lease. our Harlem COMMUTE
Is looking for a suitable situation on the West Siue
up,own. where a place will be opened about the
middle Of the week At the two places We are now
oper,.inr uf No 10 Beecker-st. ana NO ~
Avenue A. we are feeding 800 hungry men every
day. and we expect before long TO he ie'''ps ''"'
times that number daily. Al "A very low estimate
100 can be fed each restaurant daily ana ''""
would not be- a high estimate. Additional res'ar-
ran,s will ba openpd Az fast as money is provided
for the nurpose At No. 40 Bl'ecker-st. free beds,
food and clothing given to IN" home'Ss men
About hfty men are employed in our broom factory
and We seek employment for all, thus helping
men 20 help themselves
NEED FOR STILL GREATER GENEROSITY.
Secretary Kellogg Of the Charity organization
Society. was at his office in the United Charities
X,
said that all the societies in the organization were
extremely busy in investigating applications and
distributing relief OF various kinds There was no
especially new phase OF the work tnou9'i lheae
was more Of H. and there was great Need Tor the
charitable to b. more charitable than over before
Mr.. Kellogg highly commended the meihohs OF ne
Tribune Relief Fund. liz custom OF investigating
all appica tons for re.f. he said. was eminentiy
proper, 1t discouraged the Hooking IN OF pe2P,es
from other cities to deprive local fam"s Or relief
Al The Bowery branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tf,,, tc-ae .fiop \n
said the relief facilities were taxed to their utmost
capacity. Relief was given with as much fair dis,
elimination as possible. No chronic bum would
be taken care or Precedence was given as far as
practicable. to men under forty five years Old Al
applica atoms investigated. and when favOrabiy
reported upon the applicants receive tickets IN
the reading room. on The first floor sls chairs are
sit in them during the daytime. ON the next
two floors there are nnety-two beds. In which
worthy men receive free lodgings and on the top
floor Is the kitchen from which the dining-room on
the same floor is supplied. sixty men can be fed
consisting Of soup OF different kinds corned beef
bread and coffee The men are all orderly and cyl,
them.
HOW OTHER CHARITIES ARE WORKING
At 30 IS Delancey-s,.. the Woman's Conference
OF the Society for Ethical Culture employs about
ninety women in making clothing for free distribu-
ton. Many Of the workingwomen are bread win
ner- for families which would otherwise be
without support. The clothing is distributed even
lngs by a committee from the Young Mems Union
~ the society. being given to applicants who have
been found worthy OF assistance
At the University settlement. No. 26 Delaney
81. Dr Stanton colt. the head worker said that
all the different branches OF its work
tr-mey active. The East Side Relief Committee
was giving employment to ~, persons. and had four
tailor shops In operation. manufacturing clothing
for the needy Many tickets for food and other
nee. ssari.s were distributed daily.
There never were many needy persons in this
city before said Dr. Colt and a sad fact IL that
Il" ais,ress IS steadily increasins Will this sae
what ought To- b- done is to enact laws to
start public improvements. thereby giving work To
the unemployed"
The lodging house at No. - West Fifeenthst..
fitted up BY Nathan S'raus. opened last even
ing There ore accommodations for about 90
guests.
A charity entertainment for the relief Of the poor
OF N" lid Assembly District will take place this
evening 1T the Thnla Theatre. No. a. I;owery. PO-
lice Justice Thomas +. Grady will talk on charity:
Miss Blanche Walsh. Miss Henrietta Markstein
ana walter Leon also the programme. Po-
lie" Justice Diver has secured the London Theatre
Orchestra for the occasion. Strenuous efforts are
being made for the financial success OF the enter
tainment.