The evening world., 1894-02-27

away the portion OF food intended for
some other family that IL in hunger.
Another class, and there are W.
clergymen In II. at least, actually refuse
can't, and their parishes are in neigh
borhoods where there Is gaunt want
the year around, and where. In this
Winter OF idle men and women the dis
tress must be Of the keenest.
Come. gentlemen OF the cloth. visit
the Free Food Commission and see what
In being done there. and what your
share In this gigantic work OF charity
Doors. Opened Early.
The doors OF 30 Murray street were
opened at 8 o'clock this morning, but
none too early. tor there were a hundred
or more people In the street waiting with
baskets and bags for the w~herewitnal TO
make breakfasts and dinners for half
famished ones at home.
BALDWIN, Of Kenyon. Baldwin & Co,
Of Manhattan Market, threw himself into
the breach. to-day. and great results
followed. He made the first contribution
for the market, and never rested until
his %neighbors had done the same, so
In an hour there had been gathered In
Manhattan Market alone forty-tive bar
relS OF potatoes and ten barrels of mixed
vegetables.
The Manhattan men who gave to this
& Co, McElroy & Duffy. r. C.. Crotch,
". y. Perry & Son, ". II. stevens &
Co. Hugh Hughes, II. NJ. Edwards, John
McElroy e. co, Henry e. Newburg, Ro-
meyn Nelson, George II. Dick and Mr..
Gage.
Henry Rathjen, Of rs Little West
Twelfth street. added four, barrels OF
the stock, and Max Mergentime. who
mad already given more than, 500 worth
OF goods to THE Evening WORLD Free
cabbage: Boyle & scott, Of 70 Park
place, put in FIVE barrels OF oat meal
the Bennett Tea Company sent a second
contribution Of twenty-five pounds OF
coffee. Norman K~orenahrens. III Muir
ray street. donated 1000 paper bags for
use In parcelling dry beans. flour, oat-
neal. rice, samp. hominy, coffee ana tea
Eye & Otis, l3S Reade street, sent In q
second contribution OF two bags a3i
pounds) OF dry beans, and Samuel p.
Balloon. Of IS Warren street. sent thirty
dozen eggs:
days Roll OF Honor. too. j. A., Fowler,
OF 81 Pavonia avenue, jersey city. rave
ten barrels OF potatoes and Miller Broth
ere. OF 81 Pavonla avenue, gave twenty
barrels of potatoes.
The Roll of Honor.
MEIRoY q DUFFY. Manhattan Market
KENYoN. BALDWIN q co. 8 Manhattan Mar
n. {. GRoTTEN. Manhattan Market, 5 barrel'
" i. FERRY & soN Manhattan Market.
barrels OF potatoes.
". II sTERNs 4 CO. Manhattan Market.
barrels Of potatoes.
HUGH Hughes. Manhattan Market. 10 bar
rsIs ~ potatoes
II " Manhattan Market, s barreli
OF potatoes.
JoHN MELRoY a CO., Manhattan Market,
barrels of potatoes.
HENRY Z. NEwBERRY, Manhattan Market
8 barrels NJ vegetables,
ROMEYN NELSON, Manhattan Market, . bar.
rer Of potatoes
GEORGE II. DICK. Manhattan Market, A, bar
reH OF potatoes.
Mr. GAGE, Manhattan Market. 1 barrel OF po
tatoes.
HENRY RATHJEH. 90 Little Twelfth street
barrels Of vegetables. . boNe. NJ oranges.
MAX M~ERGESTlME. 50 Murray street-th,
twentieth contribution--io0 cabbages.
i. A. FOWLER, 81 Payonia avenue, Jersey city
10 barrels Of potatoes.
MILLER BROS. 81 PLvoni, ave -ue. jersey City
20 barrels OF potatoes.
BoGLE q SCOTT. 70 and 81 Park place. 5 bar
rsls oatmeal.
BENNETT TEA COMPANY. vesey and Green
witch street. Go pounds OF coffee second contribu
ton.
A. LEHMAN 4 CO.. 6 Harlem Market, 20 bag
u potatoes. 10 bags OF turnips,
NORMAN K~oRENAHRENS. III Murray street,
| 900 half pound tags. | 900 two-pound bags.
EGE & OTIS. 1873 Reade street. 2 bags o
beans; second contribution.
SAMUEL. II. BALLOON rs Warren street. s.
dozen eggs