New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
MORE HELP ASKED FOR THE SUFFERERS.
RELIEF FUNDS STILL ROLLING UP-No LACK Of
GENEROUS SUPPORT

Major J. II. Duriee, president Of the Florida AuAiH-
ary Relief Association. received telegram yesterday
hom Colonel J. J. Daniel. Of JacAsonvllle' caiH"s
uuon the New York association for large supply OIL
articles for the refuge camps near JaoM'ou'"'o
Among the sicles wanted 100 blankets 400
canvas co.'s five barrel, Of coffee, of brandy
twenty cases Of champagne, ten cases OF port wine
and two tlciccs Of hams. Eggs and poultry afc
e>iecallv needed also. The association sent lAreo
moro nurses TO Jacksonville yesierday. DhcA'ri'-
Hall has been offered the Ladies' Auxiliary keIei
Association Tor concert for the benefit OF me yeAo"
fever sufferers. Marshall ?. Wilder. Madame Na'a'
fbe German singer. and several others have voiun-
tcered their services.
The Finance Committee Of the association reported
the following sums yesterday: Cornelius Wander
blt RI 900: Chauncey NJ Depew. Mapes Formula
and Peruvian Cuano Company, $3.50 ca'h D"A "
Meyer Refining Company, +. o. Naithcs'on % Neo"er
-urar Refining Company. \. Van >tan|oor samuel
Barton Miss A. r. Papy 800 each y T.. wood
ruT WolT & Relsing $50 each; Z. :. Par'oHs son.
stitch Brothers, Charles Macheagh, Mrs. f. b. Papy'
Edward Cracer 4 Co., D. II. Arnold & Co., solomon
Friedman a CO... Robert Rees 6 Co., Robertson a
kaufman RolIes & Co., John Duncans sons y. ''
MandeI 80 each; employees Of Lincoln Natlonai
Bank and Deposit Company 40; sma''r SUMS
S56 10.
The following additional subscription for the aid
Of sufferers was received Yesterday By The Tribune
Guy r. Pclton T25
The following subscriptions have been made
through kohn Fuvh gou ~ Co.. Of JacksonFll' ilL'
for the sufferers in jacksonville; Dlechefhoh'
Ranler & Co.. go; Rothschild BIOS a co.. T"O'
Morrison Herman 4 Co.. $50; Thomson Langdon
a Co.. $50: Godenberg Bros. a Coz Soc; II. y
Caesar 4 Co. S25: BrownOM Co., SO, j. lee
Ncban & Co. ~: Blumcnthal Bros. Co.. OF Fhila-
delpha $50: Heiter. Glen a Ca"Iey' 80 'ohh
Pullman Il Co., 80 L. l.. Cans & Bro 10 l"'Ai'
s4ao; former contributions received slooo' srahu
total 70 $50.
Lew. Docks ader has informed Mayor Hewitt thai
he will devote the entire proceeds Of special per
forrapce at his theatre Thursday afternoon 10 the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday acknowledged me receipt
~ the following: John Stephenson president >. l.
Mott Iron Works, John II. Wyman, LYMAN b. '""'
treasurer: officers of the American News company
Hoadley Iauierback Johnson. and the JoooNS
rv-Good, salcsmen's Club, 800 each; Johnson
Cowdin 4 Co.. Lehn & Finke, and Cooper Oonhllh'
$50 each: f. Meyer. J. W. Green. Leonard scott
william l. Corfelyon. Anthony Pfund. George y VIII
ian,s and James Cruiishank, 80 each, employees OF
the ,praruc Electric r. a VI. Coz 32O p Robert Jan
rav $40: through The Tribune, s17 ash. SO. A. K.
WINK f. Dame Hebrew Leaders AID society f. +. = g
F. b. and Washington Pencil co., 80 eachi the
kine.bury Hall. - NJ. schniizer B. T. = W. D.
Lane william Machey Funk a NaSnal.', ana Norm
New-Yorl Baptist sunday school - each. cash and
through The Tmesr - each; p T.. - Cash. II :
total 81 a0l - previously Acknowledged 927oo9 10
total TO date forwarded by The Mayor S2o2ll H.
The only subscription received al tine Stock EN-
change was from kmbaL Howell a. 90, f-o' pre-
The ~l.ck Exchange firm OF H. b. Ho!ins CO..
No l. Wall-St. received these additional gifts: Ms
SonT $40: N. l.. cans. SO; previously acknoyY
edged - 42G; total. f2.o2l
I'm. fal,iware dealers of the city az meeting of
,boir hoard of trade be- held in TWO or three days,
viii start a special subscription for The yellow fever