New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-28
ence to-day on the House amendment approprfating
100000 In aid of the yellow fever sufferers
ACTORS ADDING TO THE RELIEF FUND.
MATINEES IN THREE THEATREs-MoNEYC COMING


McCaull directed the performance and all the actors,
the orchestra, and the employees Of the theatre gave
their services. The following took part Edmund
Stanley, Godfrey Hawey, Digby Bell, Lew Dockstader
Chevaer Finelli de Valletta. John j. Rafael. Harry
Edwards, Edward c. Bedloe Eugene Oudin, Kyrle
Belew, Mrs. Laura Joyce Bell. Miss Marion Manoa,
Mrs. Alice Shaw, Nine. Mahlde Cotrelly, Miss Laura
Moore and Miss Annie Myers. In the closing balcony
scene from 81 Romeo and Juliet. Marshall 7. Wilder
played the part Of Romeo. De Wolf Hopper that OF
Juliet" and jefferson de Angels the part of the
"nursen
The total sales at the box oflco amounted TO
81 67s So while the returns from outside agents have
yet to be made
AT the Casino the regular performance of Nadjyr
was given. but with several features for the occa-
sion. In the first act Fred Solomon added the fol.
lowing verse to his topical song. which was applauded
to the ccho
For the aid Of the suffering citizens,
To the front again,
With prayer that donations, will help
To alleviate their palm
Each one here has gladly rendered
Assistance with a cheerful heart,
And delighted in such a noble cause,
To be able to take part.
The old proverb doth impress
Help brother in distress.
Chorus:
No matter. North, South, East or West
Don't care jot not a jot
if they've had OF trouble and woe a lot
For who have health and strength show
Compassion for the helpless who sickness laid
low
The auditorium was handsomely decorated, and In
the foyer was large flower BOOTH presided by
AUNT Louisa Eldridge. The receipts of this booth
also go to the fund After the first act the ladies Of
the Relief Committee presented Rudolph Aronson with
a beautiful white banner, upon which Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor had painted number of palmetto leaves and
the inscription Presented to Mr. Rudolph Aronson
In atofu fon of bic IN
Jacksonville Relief Society, Thursday, September %
The receipts amour, ed to a rife 81 900. Among
those present were
Mrs. william Astor Mrs. Barrett II. Van Auken
Mrs Rossr A. Pryor, Mrs Ogden Dorem'N
Mrs Egbcrt Guernsey. Miss Guernsey. Mrs. John
F. Dillon Miss Annie Dillon. Mrs
Dudley Field Mrs Frederick Grant. Charles Buchanan
Henry E. Russell, John p Kennedy, Theodore Selieman
Lewis Edwards r. T. Stuyvesant Lspenard Stewart
Frederick W. Pail. Mrs. Bradley Fiske. Mrs A. rage
Brown. Mrs George Blanchard, Miss Kate Brady Miss
Hargous Miss Annie Swan. Miss Adele Grant, Edward
Winslow j. L. Hartman. Frank Mayo, Sienor Perugin'
Sidney Drew, Fraser Coulter Marcus Mayer. Aunt
Louisa Eldrdge Bertha Rcci, Isabelle Everson Helen
Bancroft, Lila vane, Gertrude Griswold. Nine Lillian
Mordica, Miss Sanford, Mrs William Dnsmore MIS-.
George Deforest, J. III. McVickor
Both of tlese benefits given under the patron
age of the following ladies Of the Relief Committee
Mrs William c. Whitney Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleve-
land Mrs Vincenzo Botta, Mrs. Benom Lockwood Mrs
ogden Doremus, Mrs. Egbert Guernsey, Mrs Martha
Lamb Mrs Brady, Mrs Bettner, Mrs. Charles Long
street Mrs Theodore Moss, Mrs Thomas H. keator'
Mrs William Pryor. Mrs. Henry c. Rice Mrs. Don NJ
Dickinson Mrs +. A. p. Barnard Mrs. Fanny Barrow
Mrs John Sherwood, Frederic Coudert. Mrs George
blanchard Miss Kate Ssnboin, Mrs. Bradley Fiske'
Mrs Terhune CMailon Harland). Mrs NJ B flynn'
Mrs A. Page Brown, Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, Mrs
Francis 7. Walker, Mrs. Eugene Hayes.
The third benefit was given at Col Sims Brook
lyn Park Theatre by the Madison Square Theatre Com
pany "Jim the Pcnman" was played. The por
for1nance realized 1921 for the fund
The Auxiliary Relief Association received an oruer
from jacksonville yesterday for fifty cases of Apo
lnaris water, fifteen barrels of extra C sugar, III
teen barrels of ground coffee, fifteen caddes of tea
five barrels of eggs ten cases OF corn starch and ten
cases of iapoca. All supplies sent hereafter are 10
be paid for Jacksonville sight diafs being sent WIN
tho goods Contributions, heretofore, VIII be sent
Relief Association In Jacksonville sent to MAYOR D. H.
Durkee Yesterday 50 900 TO meet expenses 1or sup
plies already incurred here. Acclimated female nurses
are stl greatly needed
Arrangements have been made for concert 10 DC
given by the public school children OF Jersey Cy.
under the direction Of Professor Victor Baer for the
1T Of ,5s the s G
for the purpose one to be given at the ne
sqsare saeare0 Theatre He Ds'oD' on october ri Is '
The city frmen have fr some time been snx2hs ts
Fire Commissioners granted the necessary permission
on the recommendation OF the chief meeting was was
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money for the relief fund and 10 assist an acclmateu
nurse in reaching Jacksonville. Tonight Mile Rosa
~ Erlna Will give musicale and literary performance
in the opera house at Mt Vernon, the proceeds 10 90
to the sufferers. ., =,
The Tribune received the following subscriptions for
the relief fund Yesterday L. Il. g., go; Friend,
Whitehall SIS L. 7. :, So. The subscriptions re,
ceived Yesterday on the Produce Exchange amounted
10 500 making the aggregate 400 The Real rs,
tate Exchange amounts 10 81 222 81 OF this SlOO
given yesterday by the firm of s. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger & Co. The concert given at the First Baptst
Church in Newark on Wednesday evening under the
plces of the Young Republican Club for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers was success
The citizens showed their appreciation of this thought
fulness on the part of political organization py
the large house TO overfiowing ,
Mayor Hewitt yesterday acknowledged the receipt
of additional subscriptions for the yellow fever suf
ferers amounting TO 81. .55S 30, making the total
amount forwarded by him s49,95 81 OF the amount
received Yesterday 81 $50 came from the Safoners'
BOARD of Trade The other subscriptions included
The New-York Macnnerchor $21 90; Office OF the De-
partmen OF Street Cleaning Sl19 congregation B nal
Ieshurun 800; through The Tribune, S75. NJ d.
stevens -four dealer at Hudson and Harrison SITS,
wrote asking where should send fifty cases or about
200 packages, Of -four, for the afflicted district
One item of 500 3s in the subscription list was due to
an auction held Monday al the Hotel Clarendon, IN
Iacket,stown, n. J. The auction under the
,harge of Mrs. J. H. Suydam, Of 1ackettstown, and
Nicc Iena Moer of New York.