Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-19
eIIVBSTOBTS NEEDY.
o.r.t Fund Increased $4,000
!, Yesterday ~ss Making the Sum
$4,000 Up to Date.
u.,ses IN Process OF Erection
~ ~ Burned Disirict-Tramp
pumpcd Across the Bay.


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,4rsr PROM THE ISLAND
80 Tx, Nov lS.--Thc tota
iu h.ss,,.contrlbutious for the hre suffer
ilDI y to nearly So 200 tonight
al ss as, 900 has been paid in anC
Nalsn aver SIS, 000 paid out to 81,
neunss A large number OF prlyat,
'ls ,,ars are being received and applied
ia ~ tbe relief committee has nc
WY The odd Fellows, the knights
e .a,,,.s the Knights of Honor and the
~ ~ Labor are doing good worl,
,beir respective orders.
!1s ,ssrp OF rebuilding the burned dis
\ J, " already begun. Eight buildings
~ mn aud others will be com
' * soon as the lumber can be
WV .,'ecd The present eight buildings
a.a '.,ss. are all frame. Many applica.
W. ~ being Received from the outside
.,s.ent outlook does not warrant the
mt the work OF rebuilding will
~, faster than Il can be pushed by
AMOR. in this connection the fol-
I q oroclamation is of INTEREST,"
MAYoR's OuGcE GALVESTON.
...kmay concern
5.,-Scl3cl nee the late fire innumura-
,--ns and letters from va ious towns
IN Texas and other states Fast, w est.
South from the Workingncn OF all
IN frn1rs. earnestly ingulriug of the
I'm ofgcltipg work here ON count OF
'jfstrn ton OF buildings, ! adopt this
iieDugh The courtesy OF the Associated
4 nswer on C0iur an The waste places
Lasfcessity be rebuilt, but gradually, be
'hnely o residence portion of tho city and
Il I'm person not row IN such Imam, iAl cir
|'asces as 10 Justify the immediate i'm.
'srsnt III their property. The abundance
M IN Galyc-t0n 81 tar exceeds the re-,
upais OF the occasion at amy time in the
,n,sen nat should regard II asamnuntlng
.rhstloe. " not G uclty both ~ those who
\ ailh Us as well as to those no NAV seek
,Nnept In this direction, not to thwart
IN Inc imprObability Of their he tcriug
rendition by coming for the present TO
ety. For OF all the work that Is likely 10
ont lOr tho present or near future more
.rs.s workmen Of az crafts are waiting for
0n4 tlAH VIII w hNiN w AllNuiH NlllflpN
II. l.. FULTON, Mayor.
n thousand dollars is the total
ont received to-day from all the
ses for the benefit of the sufferers.
following are the more important
,mms received to-day;
BosTuN, MASS, Nov. Is.
L. Fulton. Mayor
N on me for $1,000 In aid OF the sufferers
,orrerent IRE. CUNS, ;. INGALLS,,
sary Of the New England Shoe aud
lihef Association,
lyor Fulton gracefully acknowledged
receipt Of this substantial donation.
} Kansas City the mayor received the
wing:
Ge a sight draft on me through the Bank
nsss City for $3.50
JultN W MuoHE, Mayor
e which Mayor Fulton responded;
accepting the munidccut Offering sent by
a. City This day through it- Official head
bore rendered destitute hy the luic fire,
MS say thai u comes Ike u benson tn all
sslon and healing balm to the suffering
!; l.. FuLTON, Mayor.
i following came from the city Of
shes;
BROOKLYN. n. Y, NOV. IL.
hll0nur Mayor OF Galveston
gSard you 10 day $50 received from the
~ Of Brook yn for the relief Of your
". and needy. WIN forward other sub
aits as received. What il The situation
/ nio your needs +. Low. Mayor
this pointed inquiry the following
Ier was sent
\ Hon. i. Low, Mayor Of brooklyn:
behalt OF our stricken citv, | return
!. for your donation this day forwarded TO
shererr from the Dire. II becomes more ap
iieyery day that our loss and the consr-
restitution existing among the whites
sOlored far exceeds the estimate first sent
X. l.. FULTON, Mayor.
WEATHERFoHp, TIN, Nov. Is.
q Mayor Of Galveston
am, with sorrow, of the great calamity
has beiallen your city. called Il meeting
good people Of WCatheTford, and have
y forwarded to the chairma Of the relief
lltlee r. s, Willis OF Galveston, a sight
iofNOO, contributed by our citizens. We
CUT small contribution may be received
ihe Kindness and good feeling in which II
IT. T.. ". BUSTER.
nong other donations to-day We're
large packages of clothing and hats
le daughters Of the poor people who
Wllhsuch serious loss" sent by Mrs.
!. Brown of Fort Worth. In acknowl-
ag the receipt OF this timely gift May
alton sent the following:
GALVESTON, TEN, NOV. Is.
+, %. u. Brown. Fort Worth
vac name of stricken Galveston | thanb
earthly ior your generous donation TO the
re lhls h Characteristic OF her who
al y tue cruas and earliest az the grave
'pohn mos promptly, nobly and generous
efery call OF actual distress.
u. /. FULTON, Mayor.
80 MEMPHIS, TENN, NOV. II.
~ Levy, GalNestOn
~ Of our 60 rcliglOnists need aid%
JhWISH SPECTATOR.
'hls inquiry Mr.. Levy replied as fol
fJsSlsh Spectator, Memphis;
Jtwlsh iamilies@Nerc burned out, oil
aAfen are very poor. The lodge meets
s.,snins TO consider the propriety of ap'
-s'pf ala. I.EOS LEVY,
!, n Moody, Chairman OF the Financial
directors OF the First National bank OF
Iea' Donate 500 FOR the sufferers by The
~ =. Il MALONE, Cashier.
: State National bank of New Or
sends 500.
altehead, Weisman & Co. OF New
telegraph that they have collected
io' the sufferers.
/, aalsn Bros. Of New York collect and
=. Moody has received the fol.
" telegram:
~, DALLAS, TEN, Noy, II.
lise.lsl returned from the Panhandle
N ,,iilehes In THE GAZETTE 10 day fullJ
N ~ w w SAD condition Of affairs in Galveston
y "Spaflinil sympathy r. with the suffering
/, M t,eAsc ell upon the New- oilicr tol
KS, which Is from me, personally, an,
fiap from A. VI. Beloc \ 90.
a. II. BELoE.
u 4 ~ Makcman, New York, 500.
1 missing Of New York. 500
Y ,tii W lito., Galveston, 500.
slio 1'',on, Marlin, Tex, SlOJ
~, brltpn q To-, New York. 500
4'VN Episcopal church. Fort Worth