New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
SENDING MONEY TO CHARLESTON.
ALL THE FUNDS HERE GROWING RAPIDLY.

The proposition that a trust company be
formed to loan Charleston real estate owners enough
money to repair and rebuild THAR wrecked houses on
mortgages at per year meets with favor ng
the capitalists to WHOM the subject has been broaohed
While there IL disposition TO invest largely In the stock
OF sucn company 1T is thought that there
arc enough wealthy In the United
States Wiling to invest limited amounts individually
for the total subscriptions TO the stock t. reach
50, 900 In sixty days.
In the following telegram received yesterday by DR.
Andrew simonds president OF the Prst National Bank
Of Charleston, Mayor Courtnay describes the needs Of
the city:
We are in bad condition Our are certainly
know ho% %niyersai has Sssn eor
snc Uan o to eeure home There are
Their homes must be restored within sixty cold
ness force Now we cam use from $500 10 500 The
passonately and AN not at all scared
AT the meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce Relief
the main body and also made a msmbsr OF Inc sub
committee assigned to obtain subscri from dry
ersi MoinsuI that ASram s. Hewitt had received let
ter from the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy saying that
Of OF TIE ,DsPartm"nt was at the disposal Of
was at once informed Of this fact bv telegraph. The
Chamber OF Comnerce fund wss Increased by Ss,3l!
yestrr lay, making the total thus far receiy cd
S26007. The subscribers we're:
Hitchcock Darling & Co., and Moses Taylor q Co.
Cooper Hewitt q Co, Amos Emo A D. Juliard &
Co and SsS Phelps sRS sseas
f. Hi Hents Co and C. T. Raynol; Co. eaci. 1 5o
THONGS hsT CO. Allan MaPe aI nn1
pe7Oe 4 Co, J: l. Morgan : Co. W. T. seiisdoIin
CO Son! KTt a@s; w MD. Hooper
4 Thayer II. Herman sternbach & Co. and KePpier
cyrus SsJ"f 1a%rono s.Ss C. Williams Mis-; S. iOO
ans b. FP PancSs a@sS charles e Piper
smith .aoS Co. Meyers %E, LSeEsnsisn A Dean
CO. K W. ccroin Of Pans and W; H. each. so
A ASasan BTusH soad6si% AisseTF Co. Al
lead aap c William Vii S eHins se co " c. WHITE
Robert PTSudft K and Adler SON 1 each NJ 20
lancey Floyd-Jones, each. 10
II was learned that j. Perpont Morgan had sent
$4,000 TO Charleston before relief committees we're or
the subscriptions received at Cotton Exchange to
The stock Exchange Committee Yesterday sent check
for $1,000 to Chare.t9n. Chairman William Alexander
total to date Sl3,359. as follows:
Greene Bateman Jameson, Smith & Getting savn .,oo
slossOa PsTasn, j. BENJAMIN Co. Go J. PFa&
bali Co. Fleming smith, il. !. Nicholas 6 Co, DR..
j. Grant Young Nelson. G. Nathan W H. Cox &
co Ees ssrse5t w ; NJ Sesoa A. saHss e.
Dun, A. de cOrdOva, A. Hendricks Wilcox Baird, o.
c. J. Wells E. Hornbostel. J. C. waidrcn cash n IL
H." J. II. sterling. W. E. d. Nyse E. W. Gould N
a
These contributions we're received by the Mechanics
and Traders Exchange Committee yesterday:
HsSv AndreMs and James ciiiies 4 son 20
Triper and William c. Smith, each. 10
The total amount received at the Produce Exchange
reaches 81, 1886 The additions Yesterday we're:
p s. Haisead Hastead Co.. each .........-. 5000
T. A. Ferris Brown Gill Co, r. 2. Buck Co.. each 30
The Maritime Exchange list SLOWS total OF 81, SO2
The subscribers Yesterday were:
W p Clyde Co $3.50
io ay' each w. 100
De Grauw 'Aymar 4 Co. J. A. PAUL. & Co. a. +.
William H. lane each - so
& Dix. Charles L. Buck & Co. Ebenezer Peck,
G. B. & Co.. Simpson. Clapp e Co. W. ID. Mun-On
NJ : briggs and Almira & Co., each ---.--.------- 70
Marvin Briggs, A Member, L. II. & Co. and J. NJ
Menendez Il Coz, each ~
L. W. Beasley. Captain S. L. Keen, Thomas Christie
M
Bss6n OF steamer Ambrose
Governor Albeit sent his private secretary, Willard