New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06
WHAT 4 cry PASTOR SEES
ITEMS Of PERSONAL INTEREST To CITrCU
PEOPLE,

In me Tribune on Wednesday go. H. s.. J. r."
suggests that some - the money now being raised
for the unemployed workirgmen who In dis
trcss in this city could BE- properly appropriated
/ for Increased wor.. I'm cleaning the streets and
adds that II this Were done IL great public danger
from the present filthy condition OF many OF the
thoroughfares might be avertcd." II the CORE
sponlcni desires GLADDEN. his eyes and rejoice his
heart 1t him ~ on Monday. at 7:3J a. III. or at
p. m. 40. - Chrystie-st.. No. i'll Essex-st
or No. 30 East Fourth-st. At each place he will
see from 100 TO 70 going out in the morning
or returning nGht. after sweeping the dis;ric,
assigned them. Every block OF ;he city from the
Bovery to the East River and from Broome-st to
Twelfth-s;. is swept every day except Sunday by
the assisted IL the East Side Relief Work
Committee The people who have refused 10 leave
Fifth-ave and Harlem and live below Fourteenth
st. because of the filthy streets in the tenement
house district cannot Furnish that herea ster
The week OF universal prayer Will begin tomorrow
with sermons in many churches Throughout,
country "Itntccostal Power" the topic stig-
ges;ed by the Evangelical Alliance. The topics for
the following days these: Monday. "Humilla-
ton and THANKSGIVING, Tuesday, The Church
Tniversal': Wednesday. Nations and Their Ru-
crs'': Thursday. "Forc;n Missions: Friday Home
Missions; Saturday. The Family; Sunday. The
Second Coming of Our Lord The main meeting
arranged by the Alliance will be held at p.
each weekday in the Marble Collegiate Church
The University Settlement Society with the
operation Of the Allen Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Is giving series or free lectures
Tuesday evenings at 80. q Rvington-st. Next
week Edward King VIII discuss Government by
the People" ON January IL the Columbia College
Glee. Mandolin and Banjo clubs will give a
cert. DR. Robert Collyer, Professor ID. l.. Elmen-
dorf Dr. Lyman Abbott \. X. conkng. ". H.
Page. : q. Pratt Professor Truman j. Backus
T.. I. McSweeney. Professor \. -. +. Hamn. Ham
itOn W. Mabie. r. Edwin Elwell the Rev How
ara Bliss. Elijah L. Kennedy aud Dr Henry NJ
Gallagher are the other speakers
The frs, Peoples Restaurant to be started
Christian Alliance Will be- opened IN a day
at No. u Avenue g. between Fourth and Fifth SITS
Here "A large bowl OF nutritious soup bowl Of cof
fee and two large slices OF good bread may be
cured for I'VE cents. The Executive Committee to
manage this rest turant representing Hebrews.
Roman Catholics and 1rotestants. consists OF J.
Seely Ward Jr, Of The old Epiphany House: =. J.
McCn". II The -. Vincent Il" Paul Society j.
Spectorskv. OF the Hebrew Institute; Louis Storber
East side merchant and Or r. T.. Hopkins.
addition - the cooked food - he eaten In the reg
taurant or taken home. uncookei food VIII be sold.
The Eylnrrlis:" comes out in a dress this
week and makes the announcement that The
Evangelist Publishing Company has been formed.
Or. Henry NJ. Fi"d. the editor. holding two-thirds
the stock and "a Of his friends the remainder.
The business manager henccforth Will be Henry X.
Elliot. cider In Or. Shaw's church. John II. Dey.
for more than thirty years associated with DIR.
Field and ~ times bearing the entire responsible
fly ~ ih~ paper during Or. Fields absence remains
her delightful book reviews and helpful expo
stlons 90 the Sur1ay-schoOl lessons