New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26

iInprovidence, being robbed. unsound mind. bad
reputation and deafness There were 1.lS5 OF
the 14S6 who used tobacco.
There were 20G trades and occupations repre-
sented by the 14S6 There were two artists one
OF whom painted picture In oils which Is hung
IN the chapel There was only one actor. Then
tnere were the following: One doctor, twenty
one photographers, two locomotive engineers.
twelve sailors one surveyor one goldsmith. two
opticians. three journalists, ten musicians. some
OF whom had studied abroad; one pianomaker.
one tea-tast ter. seven teachers AND one valet.
Wages are paid to the employes~of the Alliance
and what they have in return Is charged 10
them Speaking Of this. Mr. Millbury said:
Regular wages are paid. the unit being the
weekly cost to the Alliance Of mans lodging
food and laundry. An account Is kept with sucn
man, and he Is credited with his services Inc
amount man receives Is increased on merit, the
Increase being paid in clothing. with small ac-
emulation Of money paid to good men wnen
they leave the home. to enable them to buy Tools
to tide them until they get their frst
ance between January "a, 1901. when aid for the
preliminary work began. to June ~ last was
2,56S with a total Of SAT 4S0 90: From Novem.
Der /, 1885, to January 81. 1885, the number CT
cash gifts was 62S.
FRIENDS OF THE ALLIANCE.
Mayor Strong has been one of the largest and
most interested contributors to the Alliance from
the first Among the liberal contributors TO
the Alliance are Mr. and Mrs Frederick Billings
Miss Julia Billings, Clarence NJ. Hyde, FREDERICK
f. Hyde, Vermye e. Co.. the II. B. Clafin Com
pany Donald Mackay, John Clafn d. o. Mills.
Ogden Mills Samuel C. Van Dusen. Julien L.
Davies James NJ. Constable, DR.. Albert SHAW,
Adrian Iselin John s. Huyler. Joseph s. Auer-
bach. Roswell p. Flower. w. ]. Scheinelin An
son Phelps Stokes. J. G. Phelps-Stokes. W. A.
Read " F. Cochran, John Jacob Astor, Mrs.
Hugh O'Neill Solomon Sayles. X. X. Bowker' n.
b. Sillman. Alfred S. Lascelles, r. G. Dun John
Glib. Simon Borg. George F. Victor Cornelius
N Bliss Mrs Van Wyck Brnckerhon, Ebert ~
Brinckerhoff c. =. Huntington. ID Stuart Dodge
Richard w. Stevenson and William Colgate.
Speaking In closing Of the methods employed
in inducing the men to lead better lives. MI:
Milbury said: IL have sent out men whom
had never seen before to collect sums or from
$50 to S1OO l simply pointed out to them that
If they should steal the money 1t would soon DE
gone and they would be In the same predica-
ment as before showed them. how 1t PAID 10
he honest appealed to their common sense. Inc
prime influence In our work Is spiritual man
who goes out from here with the same passions
and snnetites with which he entered Is pretty
sure ia fall into the old ways. Therefore, we
aim to send him forth with new hopes new Pur
poses and with spiritual strength. we attemp.
In every way, to return 10 our Ho''o' !" "e'P
these men to help themselves ,,, uo
The officers and trustees or the Ailiance ar
lanes G. Beemer president; John 3 Huyier'
VICE president: James +. Ware, treasurer Ar
thur w Milbury secretary; Andrew ). hooin-
con William Justus Boies. w. X. George, henry
n pike and George W. Taylor