New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
FROM ALL PARTS or THE UNION.
THE RELIEF FUND SWELLING.
THE EXPIRE STATE RESPONDING MODIFY
CLOTHING AND MONEY FOR TIE PENN
sYLYANtA srFFEHERs

SUFFERERS
WAshingtor June The total cash contribution
ot the employe, OF tho Treasury Department IA date
amounting To 1000, were to-day hADh"i
IN the treasurer OF tho Relief Fund
~ Washington. The Oflcers and clerks OF
tho several bureaus 81 tho Interior department have
subscribed a. 2-O Tho contributions 10 III" Govern
ment Printing Onice aggregate Fi.27j. CHEZ Ci"Fk
Cooley to-day transmitted TO the chairman Of ne local
COMMITTEES 500. collected In the P0't"hiro Depart.
mcnt.
syracuse. y. Y. June Mayor Kirk to-day sent
to Governor HEAVIER n draft for 5000.
UtlcA, y. Y, Juno 7.-llon has raised ~ 100 aud
has sent six cases OF clothing b. JohnSiown.
The Little Falls subSoripiion is 900 thus fa1
Tho Uuca subscription Is now nearly $1,000
Ithaca.N y, June AT public meeting last
evening 81 900 was collected for tho JOhnstown suffer
crx II is expected to make tho fnd 1900 by Mon.
div m, university has made a .rCord direct re-
mlttanco Of 1900 making 100 for that Institution
Albany. Juno Tho general relief fund CONTINUES
The Morning Express popular fund has reached
q, 100.
willard, n Y, Juno Tho officers and employees
Of tho Willard Asylum for the insane contributed and
fUrwarcd to-day Hi35.
schenectady, " Y, Juno 7.-schcncctsdy contributes
a. 900.
Whitehall. y T.. June w. h. EDDY chairman
OF the finance committee, VIII telegraph Sooo 20 thH
sufferers tomorrow
saurcrtIes. y. Y, June THE citizens of sauGeres
have raised $3.50 TO be used for the sufferers In Penn
sylvania
Carlisle. Penn Juno 7 (spccIaD. Although the
Cumberland Valley lost heavily by tho late Hood con
tribuiops for tho JohnstOwn sufferers have been com
ing in freely as follows: fredericksburg nearly 500
Carlisle, 81 900: Neville and shlppensburR, T1Uo'
Abundance Of clothing OF all descriptions has been sent
Bordcntown. n j., juno 7.--Alrcady several hundred
dollars bRyo bcen collected here. The public school
children alone have raised s16O There will be 81 900
raised here.
Trenton n. j.. June 7.-TrsntOn's flind has now
reached $4,000. A baseball game to-day between
the Cuban Giants and local pottery team realized
several hundred dollars bishop oFarreil has a;ks1
the prrst OF Tronton diocese TO appeal to their
people for aid
Harlan \. J., June I.--At their regular monthly
meeting last night Relief Hose Company Of this town
gave goo
Wilmington, pcI., June Special. Tho Johnstown
relief fund raised In this city reached $4,000 tonight
Boston, Juno THE rclIOt subscriptions received by
K.dder Peabody d Co. to noon today amounted TO
R0i 900.
cincinnati June Cash contributions through
the Chamber Of Commerce Relief Committee to date
are s22 100.
Louisville KY. June THE subscriptions have
increased to 10000.
Kans1s CITY, Mo, juno THE relief hero now
ce.ds Sto coo At the regular meeting Of tho Ohio
society To- night 500 was collected.
Auausta Ca June THE citizens Of Augusta VIII
contribute 81 900 in money and supplies.
Charleston, s. c., June 7.-PresIdent Topper OF the
Chamber of Commerce has forwarded sl,ioO to
prexel d Co. This with other contributions makes
over 81, 800 contributed by Charleston Interior
towns are contributing literally.
Boston, juno T.-Contrbutons for the relief OF the
sufferers arc reported to-day from various point" W
New. England as follows: Cambridge. $500; HAvor
hill Al 500 Lawrence, 1000 total fund over 60 900:
ssism si 900 Taunton, 81 0l0; NeW.Londoh' elil2o'
NnS,bury port $500, total fund over $500.