New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-07
CALL ON THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

promulgated by Supreme Dictator OF the Knights oil
Honor of the United states:
To all lodge Of the knights Of Honor, Greeting:
In answer to telegram from tho Supreme Dlctator
asking whether the knights of Honor at Charleston s.
Co needed assistance the following has been receved'
Eyes sir. We are homeless. and need all the aid we
get II Ia required i'm medatey. Contribuonsse
to us will be properly placed. j. L. MOSES
evident that brothers in the stricken city OF
Chareston IN distress and need good offices we
call upon brotherhood throughout the United States
to appropriate OF lodge funds such sum as their benevo
lence Dictates and send the same Immediately 20 tne
JOINT order OF j. L. Moses and j. 8 BUST NJ D onsrie
Supreme Dictator Knights OF Honor
DAYvIILE Va, Sept 6.-The City Council today ap-
proprsted 900 toward the relief OF the Charleston
and $3.50 wac subscribed and raised by union
prayer meeting
RALEIGH. n. c., Sept 6.-Fcar OF earthquakes among
negroes in the turpentine forests In the
southern OF the state and over IN South caro-
lima Is said to great that numberso OF them are quit
ting work and going home. massmeeting Of citizens
was held here this afternoon and several hundred dol
lars were raised for Charleston Winston to-day sent
Of Governor A. NJ. scales Quartermaster General F. A.
ODDS shipped $50 tents to Charleston in special car
PETERSBURG, Va. Sept. (Specap.-A meeting of the
people Of Petersburg held this afternoon for the
purpose OF deysng means OF extending material aid to
the sufferers by the earthquake at Charleston. CON-
mittee was appointed to solicit contributions, when
will he sent TO the sufferers as quickly az possioe'
HELP FROM CHARITABLE CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Cat meeting of the
Citzeps Relief to-day resolved TO send
committee three, With Robert McWade, city editor
OF The Ledger as chairman to Charleston for the pur
nose OF distributing money and ascertaning the extent
OF the damage done The committee was authorzed 70
draw 80 from treasury for the relief OF the SUI
fersrs The contributions to date amount to sS,705.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Sept. 6.-The Newburg Board or
Trade has announced IL will receive and forward
for the relief OF the earthquake sufferers
in Charleston. Alread $50 has been subscribed
SAINT e.
sent dispatch to the Mayor OF Charleston, requesting
the latter 10 draw for So 900. Offerings Of money end
necessares OF life coming IN freely and good result
Is expected.
PIrrsBURG, Sept 6.-Rellef committees were ap-
pointed to-day by the Chamber OF Commerce and OIL
Exchange to solicit subscriptions for the earthquake
sufferers al Charleston. Fifteen hundred dollars have
already been subscribed oy members OF the Oil Er-
change and large fund IS expected in few days Inc
Connects OF Allegheny CITY have called meeting OF
residents Tor tomorrow night for the purpose.
RICHMOND. Va. Sept. Calculations by The STATE Tor
the Charleston sufferers in two days amount to nearly
81 200. The rredesar Iron Works Company have given
$780, aud Daniel Stewart of Hsnrco County, asmilar
amount Bishop Keane has ordered that collection
taken next sunday In all Cataonc churchos Oh MS
diocese.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Sept Cat meeting held TO-
night the indianapolis Board OF Trade appropriated
81 900 for relief OF the Charleston sufferers when
will be teegrapned to the authorities OF that city to-
morrow The board has also arranged for receiving
OF money and offerings OF all kinds Tor tho
Charleston sufferers
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept 6.-rhe City Council has voted
81 600 for the relief OF the Charleston sufferers.
Mrupus Tenn, sept 6-At meeting OF the Mem
NH, Cotton and Merchants Exchanges to-day 5000 was
relief OF the sufferers at Chareston
and committees appointed TO make thorougn CANVASS
of the for additional SUBSCRIPTIONS.
@, IorIs Sept 6-Mayor Francis, OF this city. to- day
to.sraphsd 81 900 to Mayor OF Charleston for aid
OF the sufferers