New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

Mallory, sooo Henry W. T. Mali g. Co., e5oO
Yesterdays subscriptions received by the special
committee u the Produce Exchange aggregated 500
| Among them were David Dows & Co.. 81 900: Henry
| Alton Co, 300; Henderson Bros, se5O; Louis
straus & Co.. $3.50; Charles HaIght g. Co.. 300; An
nan a Co.. 800; McIutyrc wariwell. 400; Her
| man stutzcr, 500; Central Lard Co.. suo0; J. IL
| Pool Macy, 800; Sawyer, Wallace h Co, 300,
| Halsted & Co.. 800; II. Herbert 800; HolhrooR
Bros. 800; II. W. Smithers England. saSo; John
Sinclair, 200: Cash 800; Holt & Co, 500.
majority Of the subscriptions were in amounts
ranging from so to $50 Among the members who
| succeeded In raising large amounts were Henry T.
! Kneeland Ambrose D. Snow, william COverey, Alex.
ander Mum. Thomas A. Mcintyre. &. D. Lockwood
| George b. Coobsey and Franklin Edison.
Among the subscriptions at the Maritime Exchange
| yesterday we're tho following: Compagnie Generate
| Trans tlantque $500; Red Zine, $500; Inman and
Red star $500; Wilson Line, $3.50; Vernon II. Brown
! & Co., $780, Rot terd0m Line, $3.50; Hugo Kain"r
Co. 800; Jmlnes Haustodt & Co., 300; Old Do
| minion Limo, $3.50 Phelps Bros. & Co, $3.50; j. A.
| Pauli & Co., 800; Funch Edge Co.. 500: Frd-
| erick PTIbst q Co., 400; wstjen. Toel & Co.. $780,
| The total for the day was S3,93G which, with
s3,4s5 previously acknowledged gives grand total
| OF 7,4a4.
The subscriptions from Jewellers yesterday aggre-
gated nearly So oOo OF which amount $500 was con-
tributed by the Jewellers Board OF Trade 300 By the
NewYork Jewellers Association and the rest by The
| Jewellers Catalogue
The Clothing Manufacturers. and the ClothierS'
| Association, at q meeting yesterday, appointed
committee TO solicit subscriptions. Over 1880 was
raised at the meeting Among tho Subscribers were
the following: Hornthal whitehead, Weissman a Co.,
$50: Alfred Benjamin Co., $50; Hammeriongh
Brothers, $50; MendcI Brothers 800; NJ. sampler,
Sons g. Co.. 300 Swartz 4 Jcrkowsf. 500 David
Marks & Sons, 800; l.. Lppnann sons, 600.
The collection In aid of the Johnsown sufferers
made at the Stock Exchange amounted yesterday to
over go. 900. Tho names OF tho GivcrS were not
made public. A circular has been issued by tho
Board Of Trade, signed by Ambrose Snow. president.
calling for contributions Of money provisions and
clothing. Checks may be made payable TO Mr. SHOWS
order.
The Fur Trade raised a. 500 yesterday with $500
nore promised The largest subscribers
Gunthers sons, $3.50; Harris e RuSsak, 600; /.
Booss & Bro.. 300: ]. & a. BoskowitI, 300, and
George II. Trradwo 800.
The aggregate OF subscriptions at the Cotton EX-
chanre yesterday was rs 600. and al the Coffee EN-
change s4Ioo. The Custom House brokers raised
saoo and employees at Castle Garden 1919. Tho
Board OF Directors OF the Real Estate Exchange yes
erdsy appointed the following committee to solicit
! subscriptions: Horace s. Ely, II. H. Cammann.
George Il. Read. +. p Forster L. " Harnett ChArhs
Coudert and {. W Leystcr
The Brooklyn CONN Company, through It's prcsi-
| dent. J. H. Mowen. will contribute carload of nifty
! cofins.
The liabilities Of the Mutual Insurance Company in
Johnstown aggrcgar, Si23,343. The actual loss 10
the company far has been accEiahd. i SlO'"''
The following subsC ptOns have Seen sent IN from
| various sources: Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
! Church Brooklyn. $500; First Presbyterian Church,
! Mount Vernon, $50; Consolidated stock and Pc
| trueum Exchange, 81 ,662; Meta! Exchange Sl.@oo
citizens Of Elizabeth y. j. 500 citizens OF iohh"rS
slOo citizens OF Newark 90, 500. Including q 900
from Mr. BallantInc, the brewer and $500 trOm \. j.
! ~ NeNr- Ilr-m
PIainfeld 1870; Wholesale Liquor Dealers Aasocia-
/ ton OF New. York CITY. 500.
The contributions in ErooIlyn were swclled con.
! ssderSbv Yesterday. The StandsrI-i Mon d,-
tribut0d cards lbroughout the city, and has coccicd
| by Mayor Chaplin is ~ 200 So. The Memorial Pres
byterian Church contributes 1888. he south C9ngs-
s2GN: the Democratic General Committee. 500, and
the AmphiOn Musical society. $50. The hr2"hN
Times has collected sl,.38 III, and " The hASic
Tho Exccut We Committee OF tn" County Dsmoc scy's
County Committee he'd u meeting al cooper Union
asI evening and called for subscriptions for the food
sufferer Al The disutcts represented r.l onarli
was about - 600, which Will prbaby be increased
So0 10 s @'G TT Of a6 S VA. s%pa
to draft resolutions of sympathy with tho STRICKEN
R H@e viii &C. held for ranF
in cash to Giovcuor iiSavrT FOR US in alle,lai n;
! misory In the Conemaush Valley. AMI has sent or
| town free Of charGe similar notices were s"At out
MAJOR sS SO eeve,nd Of jersey y forwarded
bcr OF boxes Of clothing sSnrDutd 6
Of The Wholesale TlInor dealers A;,ocla,o4 20
II2 DrosA-St:, win receive shhserp3ns from &c
"9 Collect Ths nds a'e ecmpo S Young
A. schIoren, J. x. Cilloy, Frank McDermott. J.. 7.
man aS Of Mo tI1SsD" has called meeting 81
for s g find fGF a ISr pP S % OF L""%
CITY, has called similar meeting for THURSDAY n'sh
!
Tho Police CommissionnrS have zach su1s.Ili,cn
CAPTAINS 10 start ' subsSrpons IN The police stations
relief committee Of seventy five was appointed a,
will organize today SCION Humphreys vas az
po me esens Of Jsmslcs, h IT, sc organizing r.
LIEF committee, and number Of The most prominent
srs and merchants win play game Of baseball on
Friday, the proceeds % be turned over 10 the nor
pnIpted relief COMMITTEES, OF which Mr. DoNdsn j.
! he treasurer. The peoplo are already suOscHomS
Postmaster Van Cott ha, given notice TO the en-
ployes at the POstofce that he wiz receive sun
He has also sent a circular 10 tho branch stations
sa n Ss niS as "
says that the Department lost neither men nor mGoI
have been heard from Some of them had narrow cs
gostoee was openea 10 IcacssS IN Snd
Nothing has been heard from Or Of J2h m W. E1SS'
general manager of the Associated Press saw IN ,nC
| ChIcavo before the hOod sNNPt upon
! the train ON FRIDAY Nr. EAy is forty-twO year.
old, and proprietor OF special commercial aggn'{
| he Is well known among the hardware uaho' ho u
| married. ana lives at short HIS y. J. -, 49,,
Henry W. oliver, president Of i ne AVN
| v Brice OF this city, that the loss OF Ilo an
| property at Johnstown cannot be sHAgseIaa"i.
He Eugaegtg that contributions Of money De sem, a.
food Is being supplied from western ~, nc
Good order he says f. being maintained IrpVrn W Wv
| contrary notyithstandiDE Money needed no say
10 employ laborers 20 remove from me sushu ~
decomp posing bodies, which are rapny Ro''ynlii
| water unon which many towns and eitoS lIoiuuins
! Pittsburs and Allegheny. depend for their dr'hNhs
| supply. ,,., Co,,cco rsceiyel
word yesterday that Guy Peck son OF y, ~.
William O. Peck OF Columbia snd Inean Iunovtd Al