New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
DESTITUTE CLOAKMAKERS.
,,op, MEN TO BE PUT TO WORK ON THE
STREETS.
- o,,p,r,oy IN THE WORK OF RELIEF BY THE
.x,rrp HEBREW CHARITIES.

ALTON IN THE WORK OF RELIEF BY THE
,.x,rrp HEBREW CHARITIES.
.,, cr,akmakers and cloakcutters did not
''' 90 ,r,,c the streets yesterday because II
WIZ 49,, Hebrew Sabbath Tomorrow however
was III, -, ant bright and early all equipped and
ork Ii is the plan OF James h. ReyhoiuS'
~, I.niyersiiy Settlement Society. VINO mas
h.rga Of the work to increase the "ui,'oe' u 'ioS
o""'e % 200 tomorrow. Mr.. Reynolds had CON
al "O ,,h the district superintendent of the
Ie'' cleaning Darartn;ent yesterday. and pan
% o..lal upon for the conduct OF the work 10 ne
- an the streets by the clcakmakerS. mat part
80 the East side which the work VIII De CONNECT
C,r ihe present Least. VIII be divided INTO as
,,,. and a certain number of the men VIII be
mo,,ed IN each BY this method those in charge OF
the work will be enabled 10 determine "'e N"'"0 u
tho services OF each squad OF men,
rhat tho cloakmakeIs are glad TO have an oppor-
.,i,v N work has been clearly shown by the large
r,,roher who have applied for tickets Is! requeS.
- NJ pevnolds however. Barondess. the leader OF
,,e cloakmakers will give out no more tickets LOT
,ho nresent This rule became necessary YESTERDAY
'' - tho fact that the United Hebrew Chari-
-, nod apped for some of the tickets ana MY
p,roiis fe compelled to give the society MY me
1.ni.aa Hebrew Charities. hereafter by arrange
,,art with r. Fulton Cutting. president OF the 81
It.. for In,prOting the Condition OF the Ioor WIG"
~ en- ooo ~ no expended in street cleaning by
fti+e
cha r,on,s ravron The society II is said app!icd o
-, ,r;,.,eoe on the ground that IL always had had
ha,eo of charities dispensed among 'he hebrew Oh
,ho gas, Side 1t was understood by Messrs. Key
,o3s and Barondess yesterday that the nix! ''hc'S
e,,it.ine men to work on the streets oo'aiheu i!
~. United Hebrew Charities would be gwen 10 an!
;d,gent East Side resident who applied for one OF
,bsn9 irrespective of whether he was cIoahihahei
II viii be remembered that short time ago me
I-nited Hebrew Charities accused or refusing
10 grant further aid TO the starving cIoah 49,
on er ~ the society were cloak manufacturers
who objected to cOnceding anything 10 'ne ''o"N-
Mr. REYNOLDS however. told reporter for me ne
Tribune Yesterday that he had had q
and they had strenuousy denied the accusation
and furthermore assured him that no dscrih,n IA,
had cons ont on strike. either in the Distribution
money given by the Society for Improving the 'on-
The great difculty is the raisins of sun IN
cioatmakers and their families until the CLOAK
making season begins again Almost ever, cno oH 70
thren nonths but in the majority of the cases the
landlords have been extremely eniem hrough, 70
The Intention Of the University Settlement society
yesterday tina, Of the family OF pavS Has las
mann is A member OF the Executive Board Of the
C!oakmakers Union. and. being too proud 10 p ~
began to peddle mama sticks on ,ne s,rteeS 81,
could make only few cents DAY lay not ghp cbsil
IN nrovide food for his wife and four smai chi
dreh. Mrs. Loomis of the University settlement
society. took charge OF the case The society wa
also appealed TO in the case Of Sismumd Astman,
who has a wife and four children and lves on IN"
third floor of No. IS Columbia st. The fanny were
found in very destitute condition. without 1000 OF
fuel. r-..--,.,. ro.,,.
Nj Rode the treasurer Of the University Settle-
meni Society. No. 26 Deiancey reported yes'r T
dan that the following contributions had been re-
ceived by Mr. Reynolds: Previously acknow.eds.gaa:
81 ia 10. the Rutherford Heights Association ~
Maria r. Tower s.: NJ. r. c., s.: florence u. % 90
lon s.: Z. l.. Halstead, 81 Alice W. heIoss' g
Mrs Land, 81; total N,2io 90