New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
MORE MONEY FOR THE SUFFERERS.
A THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE AND A CONCERT


FOR THEIR BENEFIT.
Tho Finance Committee OF the Florida Relief Asso-
citation received tho following yesterday W. o.
DcshIer Columbus, Oho Charles s. Higgins. ~ *.
whitney a. Co., 800 each; Ives Bowman, w.
Muller W. A. Park & Co.. s25 each; small amounts
s3a total. s4o7.
The Committee on Supplies reported the following
contributions: Five champagne, Hartman %
Hubbard; five cases champagne and five gallons
whiskey George A. Kesler & Co.; three cases brandy
Heyman Brothers ten gallons brandy and ten gallons
port wine E. Schultz & Co.; ten boxes snowflake
crackers T. J. Larrabec 4 Co. A request was re-
ceivcd from jacksonville for 200 sheets and Pillow
slips, and they sent Immediately.
The orders which wholesale dealers in the city held
for goods to be shipped to Hcndersonvllo were gen.
orally countcmanded yesterday because OF the preeh
ing out of yellow fever In that city
James Donaldson tr, the manager of the London
Theatre announces that he will give benefit on
Thursday afternoon, the entire proceeds to be given
to the yellow fever sufferers. Tho Night Owls COM
bnation under the management Of Robert Manchester.
has volunteered to appear, and the orchestra ana
attaches Of theatre will also donate their services
Many more singers than can be utilized havo
volunteered their services for the concert TO be given
in Chickerng Hall by the Ladies' Relief Association
The concert will be given lre-escape, now
being placed upon the hall, is completed.
Tho Tribune received yesterday the following addi-
tional subscriptions to the yellow fever fund H. W.
Johns Manufacturing Company, No. 81 Maiden lane,
so5 az w. SIS Edward s. Rogers Editor of Tho
Valley Cleaner Lee, Mass, 30.
The receipts at the Mayors Office yesterday were as
follows
The Turf Alliance, $500; worth's Museum proceeds
OF performance s2l4 and contribution $50; B. Altman
& Co., Stickney, Conyncham Co. and Beadeston &
wocrz, s1OO each through The Tribune, $74 Z. f.
Needing The Paterson Press" John H. Earle and J. T.
Cumming, $50 each; Charles Butler, Rufus H. King
Dorman b. Eaton, Lewis Conger Gorham Bacon, Louis
j. Pooler. Mrs. T. b. Cunning. jr.. Hewait Warren Il
Co. and John Wagner s25 each the Central Pleasure
Club, s23 25; Albert W. Ferris and F. NJ $50 each;
Sunday subscription, s12; o. A. Hcnriques, George s.
Huntington John Kippur $40 each; smaller sums
e2o So Total s1,oi4 rs; previously Acknowledged,
$50 asa &C. Whole amount forwarded By the Mayor to
jacksonville to date, 1921 12o 61.
The additions to the Stock Exchange Fund for
the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers as follows
Jones, French & Maury, s25, Frank sayln: go
The following subscriptions have been made through
Kohn Furchgott & Co., Of Jacksonville, Fla, Tor
the sufferers in Jacksonville: - -
Wllimantic Linen Co.. 800. Root q Childs' Soo'
Plonsby & Simon. So5. Townsend & Montant. 20.
buttons, $3.50 Total s55o5.
The International Committee Of Young Mems
Christian Associations has forwarded s735 to the
Jac ksonve Young Mons Christian Association. TO
aid I'm The relief work among the sick young men IN
that city Further contributions may be sent to tho
committees Office at No. 40 East Twenty thrd-st.'
addressed to Benjamin C. Wetmore, treasurer
Dr. Leonard J. Gordon of Jersey city, who opened
a subscription list Saturday for tho yellow fcver
sufferers, acknowledges the receipt OF x5o young
personal friends yesterday, and will turn 1t over TO
DIR Gordon.