New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

"A sojourner at ocean Beach,, VINO contributes 90
says:
Noticing your appeal behalf Of victims and sufferers
by ne appalling calamity a, 10 ao'e 30 or tSS
intend g in aid Of pershing humanity please say mat they
twice who gives quickly"
the Mayor OF Charleston Offering relief. IL Is said
that things are IN such confusion there
are addressed But Mr. Grace thinks they ought to DO
The following committee was appointed 20 solicit sub
scrptons at the COnsodsted stock aud Petroieum *
C. F. schramme. NJ Lauerbach and J. &. Nelson About
$1,000 has been plezed already The stock Exchsnge
Kuhn. Loeb & Co., $3.50; william Alexander smith,
A. y. Jung and Work. strong Co.. each slOO anu
5000 meeting Of the COMMITTEES on Charities Of the
Produce Exchange was held yesterday and dispatch
affairs there and any moasy was desired Mr. Look wood.
chairman OF the committee said that the result ~ot os
made known to the Exchange To-Day anu q neot rp
would be held this afternoon foT me purpose ~, aHe
action to-day Tor obtaining SUBSCRIPTIONS. , ~ ~.
Brown. president ofthe Chamber OF Commerce. sent the
following telegram the president OF the Charleston
Chamber OF COmmerce
The Chamber Of Commerce York profoundly ympa.
t1es with the people OF Charleston tns gre meet og
Monday prompt tor the relief OF The
Information you may have in regard to their needs
Charles D Miller president Of the Cotton E5change.
received the following telegram from a W. LAW P-es'
dent OF tue Charleston Cotton Exchange:
Yonr telegram Just received Accept thanks Tor 9n 1V WE
need. DO what you can for
The managers OF the Cotton Exchange have appointed
the foowins oonmittee TO soilcit a. ad
NJ. Baum. The following are the names snd amounts
Parker, Latham Alexander & Co. and Knoop Trerichs
& Co.. $500 sacn; Williams, Black & Co Hopkins,
Co., @. +. stasnEer. GwAthmoy & Bos', R3nntrse &
Co.. Rail- Bros.. Henry Hentz & Co., Mohr. hanemann
& Co.. r. siedenberg and Lehman Bros. slO0 sa zen
s. Num- Son Co., $50 NJ. Baum, s25. Total $3.50
A telegram from Charleston said:
The roads leading the city all cleared and few
r @ are s @ az n s and P aa
turning their homes and are stil In open spaces
Charleston special to Dan. Tamadge's Sons & Co.
read rs follows:
loss TO Now time for your P S e to
a wreck and the situation not exaggerated
The following dIspatoh has been sent TO Blake l.
White agent OF tho Equitable Life Assurance society,"
No 80 BrOadst., Charleston:
In peculiar suffering entaed by the earthquake
please inform any Of the friends OF our policy holders no
may haze and o' that v" s5 are pe4Say gay M py
holders sixty days grace on payment Of premnmf oragr
The Brooklyn Examiner has sent appeal TO the
clergy laty New YORK and BroOkyn chlrohes
atoms Of Charleston. Many OF them will respond
tomorrow. Inc tramineT has received the loA0"ing
dispatch from Vicsr-General r. L. Dnny TOT blshOp
NOrihrop:
The Catholic churches orphansges nfrmary schools ana
pastoral residences have been seriously llama sed
were the escapes OF the prests sisters anu OF ~ a.
now camping out Tam erecting tspoi ars rsa fi " l'
The SUN OF SlO6 was received ny Mayor whitney OF
Brooklyn. Tor the Charleston sufferers, from Coonei
einn Of the Park Theatre the proceeds OF coneShoh
taken the 1IEht before AZ the performance of ho1'
johnson aad slavin's minstrels. Colonel SIM oI,
fered the use Of the theatre Tor THURSDAY IN
prince Kari" benefit performance Tor the heei
Fund. .
Captain Young OF the steamer John Gibson reports
that while lying Washington August 81 az p W.
be felt shooE OF earthquake which caused tse
vessel 70 rock from side to sde AMI threw several Oh Tue
crew OF their feet.