The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03
Aid for the Sufferers.

Aid for the Sufferers.
This morning the sad duty devolVes upon
lis of adding two more names TO the long
catalogue Of the dead of the dlsaster.
Thoinas Cullnosworth died on Sunday OF
wounds received on the 9th. He was
sixty-two years of age, n timer by trade,
and bore an excellent reputation. His tune
raj took place yesterday afternoon from Ht'
Marks EpiscopaD church
Joseph r. Robertson, another victim OF
the disaster, died at 2 o'clock yesterday
morning, aged thirty-siX years. His funeral
notice appears in another column.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM c. DUNBAR.
Major Dunhaln's funeral took place yes
terday morning from st. PauPs church, the
services being conducted by Rev. DR.. Min
nirerodc. The attendance was very large,
and n long procession followed the remains
to HOLLYWOOD, where they were inferred.
The MAYOR, members Of the City Council,
and nearly all the city officers, attended the
funeral in carriages.
The following is q list Of the pall-bearers :
General John L. Milford, 4. D. Chester
man, Esq, Colonel Albert Ordway, John
n. G reaner, Esq, n. L. McCrcady, Captain
Fl. II. Bourne, General j. I. Moore, Colo
mel i Coalter CabeH, Colonel Archer Amber
son. DR.. O. T. Manson, VS.. Archer, Esq,
W. Fl. Tyler, Esq, J. A. Sloan, Esq, John
Il. Cary, Esq, Philip Haxan, Esq, David
n. Walker, ESQ. John NJ. West, Esq, and
HE. G.. Baskervill, Esq.
THE WOUNDED. .
Few changes are to be noted in the. con-
dition of the wounded since our last report.
Most of the sufferers are the recipients or
constant attention, and are reported i" do
ing we'll"
Messrs. Meredith. Neeson, Wells, Chand-
Ter, Burgess, and Brent, are said to DE con-
yalescent. Malor Calvert was better When
heard from last night.
We were glad to see Oh the streets vester-
day several estimable citizens who had been
confined to the house for several days by
their wounds.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Since OH last issue we have been notified
of the receipt of the following contributions
for the relief of the suffering received from
generous persons residing i'll Richmond and
abroad:
A kind-hearted gentleman Of Philadel-.
phia, late of Virginia, sends in the care OF
Colonel j. l.. Darlington, Exchange lotel,
case of wine and eight pair OF crutches
tor the use OF the wounded, and announces
that ne Is I1lcJliSu W III i'i7ii 1.'A VIM '>
>istance of the same kind.
M. e. Mcdowell. tobacco commission
merchant, Philadelphia; per D.. c. Mayo ~
Co., 5000.
Woodward, Brother d Co., Philadelphia,
per r. j. Christian, S75.
Thomas Green, Washington, ID. G., Per
Hon. Henry A. Wise, 500.
General Robert Williams, Washington,
D. c., per James \. Cowardin, So.
Hugh Douglas & Co., Nashville, Tenn,
per John s. Wise, Esq, $500.
Jacquelin p. Taylor, tichmond, $50.
w. b. Rogers, Esq, Boston, through
Judge W. W. Crump, $40.
W. Fl. Allderdice, Of Richmond, $40.
William A. Buffers, Esq, Chicago,
throu Oh J. A. Cowardin, $50.
Andrew Ruthcrglen, Esq, Richmond,
$50.
Samuel r. symes, Esq, New York,
through L. r. spilman, Esq, $50.
MesSrs. j. Rinaldo, Sank q Co., through
S. NJ. Bailey, Richmond, slco.
Mr.. S. NJ. Bailey, Richmond, $40.
G. Nj. Robinson, Esq, Of the firm of
Lord g. Robinson, Baltimore, 800.
: Il. f. Blankenship, Esq, Richmond, S25.
: Mrs. General Crittenden, -.
Rimmon Lodge, No. Is, I. 0. B.. B..
through William Heller, tsq., president,
and Leon Schaap, secretary, go.
James T. Soutter, Esq, New York city,
through Governor Walker, 81 900:
Cash for country gentlcman, %.
informed, in the statement that Miss Van
Lew had issued several hundred circular
letters to her northern friends in behalf OF
the sufferers by the recent calamity. She
wrote several letters-onn to Mayor Fox,
of Philadelphia, which he Mt once incorpo-
rated in circular appeal to the citizens OF
that city. 1t was this letter which elected
the generous response from Mr.. Chllds, OF
the Ledger, who at once sent to Miss Van
Lew his check for 81 200, desiring that she
should personally attend TO It's proper dis
tribution.
As Miss Van Lew will doubtless receive
considerable, sums from her northern
friends, she has requested us to publish the
following list ofnames of those of our citizens
whom She has selected to cooperate with
her in the proper disposition of the funds.
They are requested to meet at her office
this (Tuesday) morning at 10 O'Clock:
William +. Taylor Mr.. Sands, Of Steger
& Sands; Mr. Grubbs, Of Grubbs d Will
liams General II. A. Wise 4. 81. Bailey,
of the Enquirer; Mr.. Bacon, Rev. MIR. Da.
shell. William p. Munford, Wellington
Goddin, John B. Davis; Mr.. Shields. of the
Wing Ambrose Carleton, Mr.. Alldefolce,
DR.. L. II. Smith, DR.. Mills, DR.. Burton,
Franklin Stearns, d. 3. White, John N
Van Lew, Mr.. Won Grooming, DR.. Gilmer,
John Oliver, Fl. L. Kent, b. W. ellis,
George Chahoon, D. 3. Parker, D. ]. Hart.
sock, DR.. Seabrook, L. Lotter, t. W. Up
shur, Judge Wexford. ..-
ADDITIONAL NOTES OF TIE DISASTER.
P. X. Jones, member OF the House of
Delegates from Greensyille, was on the street
yesterday. He was in the hall of the House
Of Delegates at the time of the disaster, and
was caught under the falling floor, receiving
painful wound in the leg.
James Goode has been incorrectly reported
among the wounded. The name should
have been written Joseph w. Goode.
Colonel Charles Ronald, OF Montgomery,
was not hurt so badly as at first reported.
lie is doing remarkably well, and hopes to
be ont In few days.
William F. Phillips, who was painfully