New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-29


ices and meetings as he did about practical Denevoience
He then read letter nclosng the first subscription OF
! s5O from Harris Ewing of this city. lApplause.l
Ihen DIT ONeil handed IN his speech in the shape OF
check for 500 There applause and the Mayor
said the meeting meant business at last aud moving
in the right direction. Mr. slage's resolutions
then adopted. Mr.. R. II. Kennedy then up his
| check for $50
Mr. DeaD-Here is my check for $3.50. andI'n make IL
sSos II necessary lApplausel Then more money came
rolling up About 1900 thus subscribed Mr..
slagle then suggested that repositories be named
where money for the and fund could be left in various
portions of the cities The suggestion placed
IN the form OF motion, aud the following banks were
selected:
workin gman's Savings Bank in Oho-st., Allegheny;
Real Estate Bank. IN Federa-st the First National.
FedeTast Manchester Savings Bank In Pittsburgh the
following repositories were chosen: German National
Bank corner of WOod-st. and sixth-ave; Union Ma
tonal, corner Of FOurthave. and Marketsti Anchor
savings, on Fffthaye.i German american Bank On
Pennsylvania-ave.
The Mayor then asked how the committees TO be
appointed He said they should consist of active ener
getc ana enterprising men, who would do their whole
duty in the premises Just at this point sub
scriptions came, and business was suspended.
John A. Myler and VIM. Clanly we're appointed com
mittee 10 solicit subscriptions among those present
Gen. A. L. Peters then announced that he would be
happy TO detail two companies Of the Eighteenth
Division OF the militia for duty, and said II necessary
he would send over regiment and take command HIM
self lApplause.l
Mr. Myer moved that the Mayor of Allegheny be
asked to issue proclamation for the suspension of all
business during to-day when the funeral professions
may he proceeding the cemeteries, and the people OF
Allegheny also Dc asked 70 JOIN IN doing proper rever-
ence to the occasion. Adopted. The Mayor once
issued the following:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF ALLEGHEST July 81, 1874.
BY the great calamity which mas Oefalen our CITY
into eternity by the great food OF sunday last. At
pubic meeting OF the citizens, 1t was resolved that the
Mayor issue proclamation asking all persons TO sus-
pend business to-day between the hours OF and M
In Of that fact, most respectfully ask people
to suspend business between the hours noted to-day
ii. G. FLEMING, Mayor
After il had been read, number of additional sub
scriptions announced. discussion ensued 20
be held Pittsburgh to-day, Josiah
Cohen suggested that the Executive Committee of i've
with the Chairman Of the Committee meet with the
pie Of Pittsburgh representing the sufferers in Pits
Durgh, winch adopted The Chair then announced
the following Executive Committee:
G Slagle John Ny Ter, D. ONeil, A. l. Pearson, and
Hagh Mcneil
Gen. Pearson has Issued the following order;
HDoRs OF THE EIGHTEENTH DIVISION, y. G. P,
PITTSBURGH, July 27, 1874
hereby ordered report AZ the Central Armory
Tuesday July IS, al M, FOR the purpose of dong
guard and other duty IN Allegheny CITY The troops
VIII report IN ful uniform The Division stan Will re-
port promptly for duty Fourteenth Regiment, Wash,
lugton Infantry Knapp's Battery. The above named
Organizations Will report promptly at the hour named
BY order OF Major Geu. a. l. Pearson.
l. a. MoSTOOTH, Colonel and A. A. G.
The meeting then adjourned.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE DEAD BODIES THUS PAR
RECOVERED.
PITTSBURGH, July 2s.-Reporters have made
visit to the district devastated by the late inunda
dation and have made a careful computation of the
loss of life IL the Butchers Run district far
known.
The following is a complete list Of the Allegheny
dead. exclusive OF Woods Run:
Arnold. Archibald.
Bolster August.
Ccnlon. Mary, and daughter.
Frederlcks. Mr., ana child.
Fuchs Barbara.
Fuchs, Joseph.
Fuchs, J. r
Gerzer Conrad and wife.
Gelsler. Mr. and wife.
Hess, Henry
HafuDger, Mr.
Habert MI, wife and one child
HumJaTd, WIN.
Hunter. Thomas.
Knocneis, George and Sophia, children Of Jacob Kno
chefs.
Leopold Mrs Henry and four children.
MalteIn Chas MaerD, Emma.
MaltcTn. Harry.
Msltern c.
Matzer, Jacob and wife.
Merdins, Caroline and Andrew, children OF Joseph
Merdlns.
Kipouf, Judson.
Cchnappen Mr.. wife and four children.
SchlOtier. d bafy.
shaefer. Henry.
sherrOnJ
sangun, Emma,
waiting, Minnie.