Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
FOURTH EDITION


The family Of Thomas Hamilton, one
Of the sufferers By the cyoloue, was
visited yesterday By AFn. FrAncin
Ranly, one Of the committee appointed
to look after these cases. bhe found
them In very destitute circumstances
and supplied their immediate wants.
The family OF CHARLES CAthoaEt Was
removed from Tolmie's residsRce to-
day and will be looked after and cared
for by the committee. Mr., Cathcart
has not yet recovered from the effects OF
the storm, and hia face 10 still very
pAinful. The little boy, who II was
thought could not live, IL much better
and sble 70 DO around the hou'e. Tbs
Immediate wants Of the Fisher family
were also Attsnded to. TIE BruoS
family were also looked after, and the
Ioommliiee say that they ere we'll In:
formed in reference 70 the needs Of
leach.
The following has been received from
IL plumber OF merchants and otherS
Hollis g. HeATn, . cook stove and a 4
lturts; John p. Almond, groceliesi W
IB. Sharp g. c., $40 worth Of dry goods
IW. II. Morris, GEooeIiesi Russell 3 Mil
sinner, IS 10 dry goods James Morrov
: 4 Sous, half dozen broOmsj Levi
ilRo y, dishes; MeRAry g. Bon, . table
iLsWis u. Adair, ohGirs; Mrs. Georg
Bush, q loungei Mrs. WAshiDgto
Q II AstiuRs, . MISTRESS; Mrs. A. d, Wa
n ner, bed linen and Ilothingi j. I
J. Douehtea, Q dozen flannel sbir q; Run
u ford q Bro, has; Miss Belle WaTnel
olothinR; Mrs. Bcott, clothing; Q.
9 Allen, culinary Artioleii Paul q. sny
: der, bread Benevolent Society, olotl
!. ling.
q be received At No. 637 TAtnHll street.
a The smount OF money raised mp
!, Ithls morning amounted to $50 3
q which, however, Is NOT . tenth part
= what 10 needed.
THE PUBLIC MEETING,
lpI The public meeting called by Z
ID Mayor 70 take such Rotion rs was deeI
All ed necessary 10 relieve the sufferer
met in the Board Of Trade rooms tn
morning At IL Is O'Clock.
There were present Mayer Harm
Iton, Washington Hastings, Chief
10 Police BWi7gett, willard Hall Port
% EsQ Job H. jackson, Superintende
b Massey OF the Associated Charities,
q W. Taylor, A L, AlnsooW, James Y
70 gary, Sheriff LAmbson, 1. L. Dave
IL George B Townsend, Rev. 7. @. Lite
W Mrs. u. H. Easby, Ms Annie 6emp
~ Mrs q. B. Lore, Miss Elizabeth
~ lDe, MBs. Washington Hastings, M
en NJ. ID. Blsson and MrS Joseph BellAh
ew Mayor Harrington called the meetl
no TO order aud stated the object for VIII
Ihe the meeting was called, that was to
mise some mesns to Aid the sufferers
IN the late cyclone.
on On motion, Washington Hastil
wus v:vvssa President, willard d
Porter, Eq secretary ana Dhhlei
10. Taylor, treasurer.
,m. 1Tnon taking the chair, Presld
IN Hastip - stAtes that from the evids
os in the newspapers, number OF pers
who were injuIsd by lhe storm nee
= prompt assistance.
Mayor Harrington thought that
would be advisable TO iOTlc . commt
a to act in o)pjunctiOD with th2 conn
tee that has already been formed.
Mr.. Devon said he understood
the merchants were willing TO Il
those in uetd, He thought the mo
should be collected and divided I
TAta.
= Mr.. Taylor thought that the WI
matter OF distribution should be lef
the ladies.
On. Job. Il. Jackson thought that
hT meeting should issue = call for aid,
lot tine ladies go out and solicit II;
thought that %, 900 could be ess.ly
tanned.
io. On motion OF Mayor Harrington
Scs following committee Was appoint
''a' Washington Hsttlngs, Mayor Harrl
Tot. ton, Job n. Jackson, Elwsrd Belts,
Y. Sviggett, sheriff LAmbson, Jai
MesAry, A. g, Wilson, W. Hall PoT
E.q
ra d. W. TAylsr, Mrs. r. Il. EAs
Mss Annie 6smple, MrB. O.. B. L.
El zIbeth r Zsne, Miss Washing
fra Hastings, Mrs NJ d. 5issoD, and h
Tho Joseph BeilAh. The meeting then
I'M mn Iournsd.
md After the meeting the committee
W. and decided to Itsue subscription be
Mi and no one is authoriz sd 70 Tecsive /
BlTipuons exc SPIT those having books
L. the ne Rspaper offices.
Tbs committee will meet on Mon
Wy morning at IL O'clock.