Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-14
ADDITIONAL CoLLECTIoNs.
THE RELIEF FUND,
Yesterdays Contributions-The Concert
Miss Kewen's Entertainment.

HARRISBURG. June y. 1889.
To he DAILY RECORD MON Sacrament, cal
beg TO make grateful acknowledgment to your
citizens Tor additional subscription of five hun
dred dollars this day received through the
Harrisburg National Bank
JAMES A. BEAVER, Governor.
The amount on hand by the RECORD
UNION Wednesday night in the Pennsyl-
vania sufferers relief fund, the voluntary
contribution of the people, was 1904 O3.
The contributions yesterday were: B. Ruhl,
s.; L. Elkus, s.; cash, so cents; John
Crofton walnut Grove, $40; Iron Mold
ers' Union No. 1919, $25; Rev. a. c.
Herrick, $40 so (being the balance received
for sale of tickets for his lecture, making
the total of Mr.. Herrick's lecture receipts
Sl29 25l. This gives us a balance this
morning OF 1883 50. The relief fund list
will remain open al this Office TO-DAY. and so
long as the people wish to contribute. There
is no cessation in the appeal for funds for the
relief of the Conemaugh valley sufferers.
whose needs are great, and must continue
10 be for some time to come.
The Ladies Committee managing the
recent concert expect to get all ticket re-
turns in to-day, and entertain the belief
that they Will be able TO add nearly 5000 to
the fund.
Tonight Rev. A C. Herrick will lecture
at the Congregational Church on Rome
and Pompeii, and Mr.. Edward johnson
will throw up the views with his electric
opticon that were not shown Monday
night, owing TO failure of another instrn-
ment. There will be no charge for admis-
sion and the lecture will be practically q
different one from that of Monday night.
since the subject is broad enough for a
dozen lectures. An experimental throw
ing-up of the pictures was made Wednes-
day night with entire success. Those who
were disappointed Monday night are in
vited by Mr.. Herrick 10 attend tonight. as
well as the general public.
Miss kewen has nearly completed her
arrangements for the benefit entertainment
at the Opera House, Monday evening. The
boX-sheet Will open at Houghton's book.
store, at l p N. to- day, where seats can be
reserved. The admission will be 80 and 25
cents. a thoroughly enjoyable and varied
programme will be presented the young
women's drill corps forming leading at
traction. There will be features by several
volunteers from abroad. The entire pro-
ceeds will go to the relief of the destitute.
stricken and almost helpless people OF
Johnstown and vicinity.
The RECORD UNION opened the relief
iunQ MONDAY, June o1, ana on that Gay
and on each day thereafter to Saturday tor
warded $500 to Governor Beaver. The
Harrisburg Telegraph of Wednesday, June
9th, in long published list of contribu-
tons received by Governor Beaver gives
the sums received to that date. But at the
conclusion OF the list it publishes acknowl-
edgment of the first and second contribu-
tions by selecting the telegrams of exchange
in full, as follows, from the American Ex-
change National Bank OF New York:
Harrisburg National Bdnk PAY 10 Governor
Beaver $500 from citizens of Sacramento Cali
fornia, through DAILY RECoRD-JNi TOR relief
of sufferers by food at Johnstown and vicinity
Z. BURNS Cashier.
Pay to Governor Beaver another $500 from cit
RECoRD-UNIoN. for relief of sufferers by food at
Johnstown and vicinity
AN. Ex. NATIONAL BANK.
The Telegraph on the 9th Acknowledges
for Governor Beaver the receipt of the third
$500, sent from Sacramento, and marked
copies of the paper are sent to u.s. The
Telegraph of the 6th said THE Board of
Public Charities has been called to meet
herGshis afternoon. Governor Beaver has
determined to place in their hands the dis
tribution of the fund in his possession.
amounting to over Sl60 900, so that it may
be carefully and judiciously expended
without unnecessary delay"
The Iron AIolders' Union No 199, at its
meeting last evening, voted S25 to the re-
lief fund, and committee of the Union at
once brought it to this Office.
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