New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
GOODWORG FOR THE ST1RFING
WILL BEGIN STREET
CLEANING TODAY.


clArrp- MANY Contributions RECEIVED
ry l. = REYNOLDS. or THE rNivER-
si7y aErrI.rMENT SOCIETY.
WHO WILL r,E THE
MONEY TO RELIEVE
PRESSING WANT.
The Office Of Joseph Barondess. me president O.
the ~Ioakmakers' Union at No. Az Grand-s''' WIS
besieged from early nom until late nj h'sh' EoS'
do, nv hundreds Of the starving cloakmaRers' VINO
o orxious IN no nut to work II cleaning the
.roote They had heard Of the offer Of the society
for Improving the Condition Of the POOR 10 eApe"u
SO 90 in wages among them Tor worh'hs a' -
clearing which was printed in Yesterday i','
me and plainly showed their appreciation VI ',''
oner hv asking 10 have their names enrolled on 'he
list of applicants 49, .x.,.
pa,or6oss was kent busy taking down their
ro,,os Cards were issued TO some 800 OF the men
IN which we're given each mans name ana a"" eS'
and the number Of those depending on MN, '.'
sustenance The cards given to the men VIII w
presented by them TO James b. Reyno'os' vi ''o
university Settlement Society. OF NO % Deia"cey
at who will look after the proper expenditure vi
,ha fund and he In will hire those OF '"e
cIoakmakers who he decides are mostly III heeu
OF such assistance. and who are aole 10 w Wv
work REQUIRED OF them The men VIII nave 10 WIN
ak hours a day. and will receive u eaeh' Al
though many Of them are not ufeu 10 ou'uoo'
work and are weakened and emaciated by 'he
.srrh.a nrvations and suffering they have under
gone In the last few weeks. yet the days VIII Dc
short and by the help OF the money which Is no"
coming in hey will soon be IN a cohu'''oi' "'
doubt render good service.
Mr. Reynolds said yesterday that he had ,A'Neu
with Robert F. Cutting. the president Or me
ncia,v which has given the $4,000. and that II
was the latters wish that the men should 10 w ORR
brew sabbath. and most of them we're OF 'n Sa
faith and tina, maTred br men MR. Rsynods pur
Chased supply Of picks and shovels. ard made
Tor the cl9akmakers d 10 NEE He and
superintendent Robbins, of the street Cleaning De-
parimen VII then seef be nSt to Iork at once
probaby thirty more Of Them viii be set TO work
later in the day and still moro on MonIay 1870.
Nj Reynolds received number Of letters yes'eT;
day most OF which contained Gontrhani0nS. o OF
and fheIr families In most Of the ,etters the writ
ers expressed their sympathy with the ciotkmAkrr5
Mr. REYNOLDS said that Of the money received
by him from contributors would be usea TO sepa o.
cIetv The society did not want H.. the money
received from the general public Is use ioF ma ne
The sufferers President Cutting tod M. REYNOLDS
that his society would assist those Of the strikers
who are unable to work in the streets ,.,
The eviction cases. which have been p9stpohe,n
time time VIII conn up in 5gess ean be
made with the landlords the dlspossess warrants
ag1 S ssrH ner ors viii Be made BY the
which have interested themselves In the aiIeviat'
Of the troubles which surround the eloakmakeFs 10
settle these cases. ,- < .ho,,
following The names q aoss fCm whO@
Jacob II schn and Friend scu eaeh rrap WssoI
house Mrs s d. Robinson. Miss NJ. VI. Roberts.
Frend and Mis-; E ~ 0fdsn 1 s sshn en- and
William b. Dick $40 each; Mrs. l.: L. Lindley. Fran
ces T. Lambert "W. W. A.. He.en Lauterppaeh:
G. r. Wetzel v d. Lyman and II. W. s. each;
"W j. S." 81 "Anonymous and stella ~ at ss
h fnsp GIover 81 each: 90 j. c. "A worklng Girl
M l.. X" Miss Daisy Rogers and ~ r. H.
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