The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04
THE CAPITOL DISASTER.
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.
Additional Contributions for tho
Suffering, DC, &c.

We have no new items Of interest to pub
fish this morning in relation to the disaster
Of the 9Th beyond Il number OF liberal con-
tributons and an addition Of one more
wounhed-Captain Samuel 7. Moorc-lett
shoulder diSlocatcd. DR.. George Ross has
furnished us with bis Uame ND ~, 70 II BE
glad to lISys>z.'rr0m other physicians Informal
rlo1 oT any additional persons who were
| injured.
DONATIONS.
J.B. Pace, $50; Walker & Saunders, $50;
Jones, Brown d. Co., so. Lee, Seldom d
Co., $50; \. Y. Stokes Il Co., so; Simpson,
Bass & Co., 50; Allison q Addison, 500 !;
Hill, Bentley q Skinkcr, -; ". ID. TOmp-
kinS & Bro, $40; j. ID. Whitehead u Co.,
$50; P.J. Archer d Son, $50; Cox Il Mil
Ter, so; Il. +. Williams & Co., S25; Welsh
ger & Co., $50; C. \. Baldwin & Beall, $50;
Co., $50; William Porchcr Miles, $50; y. Be-
deker d Brother, $50; Il. l.. Williams, $50;
l.. Powers, s.; Wilson d West, So; \. y.
iIutcheson, - William L. Slater, s.; L.
A. Brander, s. ; Hiram Oliver, SO; l.. Har-
vcy Il Co., $40; DR.. l.. Crump, s. Lyme Il
Brother, $40; Thomas Eardgrovc, 81 John
K. Sedgwick, s.; Chamberiayne d Jones,
SO; Eggleston q Smoot, s.; Roberts 81
Harris, -; &. w. Williams, s.; Downward,
Anderson & Co., So; llarveys IL Williams,
barrels extra flour; A. Carlton, - James
II. Gardner, $40; Sl0at d Addington, $40;
cash, c. +. T., 81 NJ. +. Woollcv, So cash,
X, $40; w. I. Staples, So; Roystcr u
Graswitt. $; G. !. Baldwin, s.; NJ. Gil
simpson & sBrother, S.; William NJ.
Dade, 81 Storrs d Co., SO Jacqucline
p. Taylor, $50; Hugh Doug glass, Esq
through John S. Wise, Esq, $500 W. 3.
Rogers, Esq, Of Boston, through Judge
w. w. Crump, $50; w. Ii. Allderdice, Esq,
Richmond, $40; collections by c. II. Wor-
than and &. d. Crenshaw, SlG3.5Q; Van
Bell d Fisk, New York, through j. M. Sub
lett Il Co., $50; collections by j. w. Beye-
ridge and L. j. Euker, S5S; officers and
crew of the Isaac Bell, through Captain
Bourne, SO; Associated Fircmen's Insu-
rance Company, Baltimore, through Will
Halifax county. through John Purcell, $40;
n. l.. McCrcady, Esq, of New York, $50
Fisk & Hatch, OF New York, s., 900 Rich
ard Irwin d Co., of New York. $3.50; J. II.
sheppard, of New York, $500; Wyman
Bird, of New York, 500; E. III. Skinker, of
New York, 500 !; Lancaster, Brown d Co.,
of New York, $500; Tanner, Walker Il
of New York, 500;
j. G. Maben, So; W. H. Pierson, $50
William Dafron, so: w. Bohanon, $40;
Collections made by G. L. Workman and l..
D. Crenshaw, SlG3.50; collections made in
Clay Ward by j. G. Shafer and Samuel Har-
wood, $37.25; collections made in Madison
Ward by Il. II. Maury and others, 81, 011.10;
made by Colonel Archer Ander-
son and Alexander Cameron, Sl73.75; &C.
neral Joseph II. Anderson, $500; Colonel
Archer Anderson, $50; Robert Edmond
E,,~ 6, n.cl
80; w. II. &erriman, $50; DR.. Il. S. j.
Horace l.. Kent, $50; Z. j. Euker, $40;
julius Kraker, So; Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
t tni III II. Harris & Brother, s.;
G. c. Alden, $40; Il. G. Dunn d. Co., $40;
n. NJ. Wilson, $40; James Gum, s. Jos.
Z. Winston, $50; George B. Stacy d Son,
S25; Thomas Mcmahon, s. !; Ii. NJ. Smith
l. Co., S25; j. n. Van Lew, $40; L. Lot
tier, S.; n. Redford, S.; Samuel Caring
ton, $40; Wilson Thomas, So; Waggoner
e. Harvey, $40; Captain Hayward, $ c.
Bellnot, So; Thomas Colligan, So; Samuel
Michael, So; w. J. Gentry, s. McPhail &
Berrien, $40; Daniel Lyon. So; Smith, Pot
ter & Co, $40; Ettinger & Edmund, $50;
$. G. Flournoy, So; Z. II. Mayo, SIS; r.
!AlnS o. w., So, EcfSussoil q INJURY, S-o
d. G. Mayo, $50 II. G. Mcdowell, Of Phila-
delphia, $500; Wheelwright, Nudge i Co.,
OF Baltimore, SO. Charles Minnigerode
acknowledges the receipt of $27 from 60
friend in Baltimore for the relief of the
family Of one OF the victims Of the late ca
lamity.
"LIFE IN TIE OLD LAND YET"
BALTIMORE, May 3, 1870.
To j. 4. Couardin, Dispatch:
You are hereby authorized to draw on
me for s., 900, being amount contributed to
date at counter Of Baltimore american.
&. T.. FULTON.
Alexander Campbell, Esq, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, writes to DR.. Peterield Trent to
know if any Of the Sons of Temperance
we're injured by the disaster, and tenders
,he sympathy of his heart to our people
md also states that the Grand Division OF
New York viii be called upon to aid the
sufferers in the late disaster.
HILL DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
IN Monday night adopted the following: