New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

H,nce lust az soon as It has sufficient funds pro
poses open additional eating places IN ra sr cen
dict Win the small dealers the Officers assem- s,bx 6s
cause their pa'rons ana noy nurcbasers unless
they have cards signed By some one knoWh 10 .ng
society. certifying that they are deserving anu
The big yellow building at No. 10 Bleecker-st ds Is
dryCins aboui n" city cold hon eless and hum
cry md there. II only temporary; d. a,a,,s
and altogether refreshing cleanliness about n ,me
eating houses and the food ~ whoesom1 anu a mu
me hitter class. has increased since last year, and
the Industrial Christian Alliance u S'ea'''' '''~
ing us field OF mercy
BEGINNING WITH THE CHILDREN
One has TO spend only a few minutes in the
kindergarten OF the University Settlement mousse
tucked away in the shadows Of the Dig tenement
,o,,s.s ~ Delancey-st 10 understand its method
Of dealing with the problem and is wisdom IN 81, Sc
Letting education the proper means OF n.anpine
an, fhe germs OF degradation and vice. Inc XIII
dergarten IL really the most ~ ,ho Moor
settlements labor Through the children OF tne po1
tho workers OF the mission hope TOT me ui,' To-
triumph OF their cause The parents a, mrs, nnrs
pcious and often aggressive nave conn., y, ~ yH,tla
sl,fe The value OF the kindergarten. ana the n...e
waits Of the district flock to me meme sse RAJ a. is
dfnctIit 10 manage them. and the teacnersa ,,,d UNA
HON
n,'.iy ..nes IN clover" game from clock unul j..
Tho ere about 100 children now who daily at
I'M s.e . is unable to receive more.
The Tenth Ward Sanitary Union ~ a SoIli go
,horSyuebIv demonstrated. The members OF the
union are really emissaries sent OUT iro IN w sremd
~ call TO inspect the sanitary conditions OF me
homes Of the families In the tenein.h, H ia
- hcr,. In a Riyington-st tenement nous" ~
~ n,ch his castle a. j. the brownstone front of me
Murray Ilil citizen and 1t has been extrmsy
,he
union also performs the duty OF nldnlcnan ~
tween landlord ana 5s n5 mporance OF demanding
,heir rishts and al the same time COOPERATING
Win tnf orT ,Sr sn IN sw s' and that
criminal well as moral his is part Of
their mission Rarely are their smgrys walls
Well-lgh,ed and clean halls ana accord,
ing TO law clear nre-escapes. clean sinks ana me
pop"r .,ycn for by the Sanitary Mission The
union has sent report OF its work to me gn ns,
men, iouse and has suggested certain necessary
reforms in tenement-house legislation
HELPING THE CLoAKMAKERs.
A, prescn, the University Settlement is engaged
In distributing the $4,000 fund raised Tor the s"'N
ing cloakmakers and has entire supervision over
the strec,.cle,ning work on which the strikers
have been employed The money raised nus u.s.,
twoold charity 1t has put 1000 ' hos ' naned the
streets OF the East Side In better w Almost
they have been in yeaEs become Of the destitute
eoaNmakers during the long winter that Is sun
esigrs mem free ~ legal bureau to suppant the shy
ster' lawyer has been established ms ,esn 10
and Y o'clock in she morning TIE so chra" and
afnated with the German Legal n,a seminary
An "n"omraeing feature OF the library Is me con
demand by It's East Side pa,'1 ,hs winter has
been totally Inadequate to IT, ana tne 70 the
oyerwhelmed with demands 9 by the patrons Of
little library This fact is looked upon as " '"o''
rhe chantv ORGANIZATION Society Of the CITY OF
New-York has never been In better cSliu,eron nont
, ,mn rs hns united It's forces during the present
winter with the Department OF Charities aI oU ,sio
9 ah II National relief societies g medical
charities 20 institutions for indoor re IONS The
hospltals and ISL churches and congregh.ons ~ NJ
degree OF co-operaton from all its constituents mas
deepened and strengthened during .me r,yres have
marked manner. Numerous new Departures t,e'
been made this winter and the society presents ,h
strong and united front, ana Is aoH ~ FRO from the
IDLE and worthless professional TO the worthy Dn'
unfortunate who have been reduced from nv the
ong-continued business depression
SAVING WOOD FOR MEALS
The Wayfarers Lodge. at No. 5l6 East twenty
eghth-st. has been opened this winter anu ne'',,
100 men daily receive shelter and food In payment
for splitting saving and png wood. There IL no
discrimination shown at the "ayia'e, an
criminal beggar. the ex-convct ana tne n h ana
OF family are all brothers In poverty yoa ade, charity
the Wayfarer's Lodge seeks IN It's prV"u nas -,
TO relieve the acute suffering among an caSSes tn
homeless wanderer gets shelter and food Du' mot
until he has fulfilled his part OF the con,ra s ond
has split and sawed one-eighth OF cord o, o %ooa
The man with a family and home but no Wor nre rs
Maid for his labor Mt rate OF u day IN orueI
That tho patrons shall not become Pernianent
fixtures or taught to rely on the Lodge LOT pe, ha
nent employment permanent home s,r re mas 1hs
been made which prevents them from receIihE .he
hospitality or the money OF the INSTITUTION ior
LANCER period than six consecutive days
The Work Room for UnskIlled Women has been
established at No. ~ Prospect race mus PRO.
same RELIEF that given to men men BY the ssc WAY
srers Ledge N, JOINT nfnc. hSes Budns IL
conjunction With the Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor Each One OF the features Is
a distinct step forward and marks decided In
crease in the society's influence The cooperation
~ the churches has been a material aid. and their
liberal contributions and Systematic organization
have done much relieve the city OF us suffering