New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11

s., said he with smile. that it takes good deal
when they start in to dispense cinrity. the shoes
which would shame the biggest that ever sal
and fully half wde Many the aPe ags
who came into the office gazed wistfully and looked
them .eT1. over the herring pond, in safety,
asked.
81 should estimate. Mr. Rosenau answered.
large sum in ordinary times"
HOY. HOY many persons would be included in that
The number of persons could not be less than
SV s0i It b represents from i2 70 LEO families
means OF which large numbers Of persons willing
AN manners Of relief, he said, from furnishing
We itersS watch over hem from the cradle to
the grave"
employment as that provided by the East Side Re-
lief Work Committee"
"No; procure ordinary employment as far
as We can. and we use the other agencies when
we want men engaged In artificial labor"
HOW WOMEN ARE AIDED.
Francis S. Longworih, in speaking of what is
being done by the Society for Improving the Condi-
ton of the Poor. said that during the winter
months the organization had been expendIng be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000 month. The sewing de-
partment which they added to the work proved
I'VE buy the raw material ourselves" said he,
and then give 1t to them to take to their homes
any reasonable cause, woman has found herself
doiar just the same some Of these articles we
give away. and others we diSpose of at less than
vestigate the applications, whereas now we have
thirty"
The outlook is no brighter now" Mr.. Long
worth answered. and. in my opinion, Will not be
weather will, doubt considerably mitigate the
nTdSs W Ts nT aSoT in iSndnE o
branches of trade, where large numbers of per
to the outlook in their particular lines. Fly this
means we will be enabled to form iolcrably ac-
in the months that are to come
SOME OF THE OTHER SOCIETIES.
These. though the leading ones. but few Of
the societies organized for relief at present in
operation in the city. which are doing five times
the work and spending five times the amount OF
money they ordinarily DO Here are the names OF
of the others: The Business Mems Relief
Committee. of which John L. Townsend. No. Is
Wall-st.. is treasurer: the Provisional Commit
tee for the Aid of the Hungry, broadway and
Thirty-second-st.. Oliver Sumner Teal. president;
the Industrial Christian Alliance. No. 10 Blocker
st. and its branch scent restaurants at Nos 81
Markets.. No. 81 Avenue C.. No 81 sta,e-st.. No.
900 Second-ave, No 2263 Second-ave.. No. Sl5 West
One-hundred- Observation-Disclosures, and another
which will soon be opened in the vicinity OF Forty
third-st. and Tenthave Then come the Women
Emergency Relief Association. Mrs. Henry J. New
East Side Relief Work Committee. backed by Seth
Low Felix Adler Frederic K. Couder; and others;
the G-l5--9s Club, William OH; Washington, presi;;
dent No. liJ Broadway: Associated Workrooms OF
the Charity Organization Society FOR nsklied
Women. Mrs. j. r. Tapey, secretary, No 81 CIinton
Place: the Women's Conference OF the Society or
Ethical Culture. No. is Delancey-st the Peoples
Kitchen No. $40 West Fifty-hfth-sL; the Sisters
of the Good Shepherd, No 400 West Nlneteehth-a|;
the Five-Cent Grocery Store, IN Gran4-s;,, near
Essex which Is being sustained by j. ilerpoat
Morgan temporary home at the rear OF me 9 i
Scotch Presby terrain Church in West Fourterntl-
St and another at Bleecker-st. and South ruin,
ave: the Holy Cross Lyceum. between tightn ana
Ninth ayes: No. 5S7 Seventh-ave.; the Gospel rem
perance Mission One-hundred- and forty -sN th-si
near Third-ave. and the Wayfarers Lodge 10.
5l6 West Twenty-cg th-st. .
The provisional Committee for the Ala OF the
Hungry has made known "A number OF places -
which food and supplies may be sent Tor free us
tributon and which are less ADVERTISE nan one
places These are some OF them: -. Mary lioh"'
No lis West Fourteenth-st; Five Points Mission
No 63 Park-st: Gospel Mission. No. lr ElecckeE-
St; Mariners Temple, Oliver and Henry sis. re
morne Mission 10 1874 West Thiriy-second,si:
Fighth-ave Mission. No POS Eiehth-ave; Tide over
Home NJ. 90 West Forty-sxth-st; NorkwHe pc;
Kitchen No l29 Eas; Eighty third-st: Harl PEG,
pies Mission. No 2.ilS Second-aVe. ana I3sP.i
Temperance Mission. one ed-and-ioT'y-sl"'H-
St, near Third-ave.