New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HARD WORK ON THE SIhEEIO
Co.KMAKERs CLEAR MANY EAST SIDE
CUTTERS
,.vrn, TOOLS AND MORE MEN EXPECTED TO BE
ryrroyrp To.DAY-PRAcTIcAL RELIEF bi

,r,, roo,s AND MORE MEN EXPECTED TO b,
EMPLOYED To-DAY-PRAcTIcAL RELih'
THE UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENT SOCIETY
t,, 9.o clo,kmakers were put to work at street
cleaning on the East Side yesterday lo-uas' !" ."'
extra tools which have been ordere' an -rhn
,rohab,v double that number will be at WORK lne ~,
, ,rera divided into squads Of twenty 'ach sPua'
h,y,ro = foreman. appointed by Mr.. Reynoi1s Inc
district in which The men worked was rom 49,
nev.,t east to Mangn-st.. between "'a'u ~
Houston 49,, ,roo,s
The cutters and crossings in many OF 'he s"'. 70
woro in a dsplorable condition. and the water VIM"
bad coIlected having no outlet to the sewers "''"
ed the sidewalks ankle-deep. the dies'ns "
trenches and the vigorous use oi ''e '''o
effected a change, and the water ran n'"n Wv
tors I'm rapid streams. much 20 inc 'ul',o"'o - ~
small boys. who sailed chips III '"e
brooks j., .x,or,s ,t
.,o,..e,nlnc IL is pretty sure that the p'ones
n,Id them Yesterday was not wasteh' S"''''"e
crossings and opening the out-cts 70 'h' s
tho hest possbie work which coud De uo'o
d,y toward cleaning the streets OF the ho,'''e
lection of snow. ice. garbage. mud anu ''"'
,h,u which set in helped do the res .,,
-. IN. forennon appointed 10y Mr. feyho'"s'
=. number " inspectors who volunteere' '"e'
services ,.,, ,,,. Tre1s-
urer RODE o: the University S't''''"'',
- %, tft,,a,c.s, the headquarters oi the worn
-,,,r,,,,cr. Of money food and c.oih!nS ''' ,I'e
,,iie, NJ the destitute coakmok"rs are So b b,,
'r,o the headquarters Of The University
s,clsfv 80 g De.anccy-st. ...tyat yester-
-Ihe following contributions Were a., -o t.,edsrlck
Az t,r.vlou-lv Acknowledged N.-, ~. a.; esrh
~ aqafi,rs iuil, billings and Se.mar Hess ~ o,nis
- q, : ana "A Friend so .ach' si'St, r,rovn an
MecGsnle eaen ,,oS T ,dial ~ P 81 81 ana 90 )"
,rhc tory pub ish.i exclusively III .thnsr,,t,s Nd
v..,srtay that the United Hebrew t,nt1o fund
zen relieved ~ the expenditure Oh tls ~. f.ond-
.,,,tsi nv the soccry for Improving the NJ ,omf hc
proV'ur,p ne poor among the cioakmakers WV m
non orL on ~. streets after II had pesn on, ~
".iiv stated IL would nave H. creat'd co"''"
oo;iinsn, oi;;s- Ro.enau Of the United Hebrew Chari, RI
u.t;,rIav between President cutting OF the pooy 81
49,. -. fmuroving the Condition OF tne oot
,,ey, D,s ,,residert Of he United Heprr" "a, !
i H,tenry n Reynolds. of the University Se,.iv
nan soclcty and himself Il MAS d9em.t 'J m CON
nrn. - ~ i'niei tebrew Charities should con
@ en- thn, ~ Yors Nj Rosenau requested ne PUP
mIh, .tatencnt that the United Hebrew natt.r. Lnr.
III ,r,Icd f,r tickets to br given 10 c'odh IA, !,
''n,t,iing them 10 work on the streets OF "'' y
- r"r.iy,I any be Cpnirndictod. ..,..,-- 81,
N mseiing OF the Committee on p'stalpu,om ,s,e ~
3D., Ci,izcns' Relief Fund was held a. noon yester- yer
AZ, ~ the oiNce OF j. Pierpont Morgan ",
and letter from r. Fulton Cuttng lres,IIuten' -, -
- Associatlon for improving the 'oIlltlVH Va W.
%c poor was read. asking Tor an hpptoH. ,r1
- $50 n1 10 aid the association IN IL. WorN, ~ ~
ronlr lriittee decided To appropriate ~,
,,,m asked for by Mr. Cutting. the Distribution 1Wl W
a." funds and the examination OF cases 70 pe IN
| ,hc hands of the Association Tor lHPto''hb '"e