Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
MODIFY RESPONDING.
Money. Clothing and Provisions for the
Sufferers.

Money. Clothing and Provisions for tn,
Sufferers.
Wllmlngton's contributions for the
Johnstown sufferers will be one of which
she need not be ashamed. Barrels of pro
visions and boxes and bundles OF clothing
are coming into the committee head
quarters without stin Il, and they are being
sent oil free OF charge by either the
Pennsylvani . or the Baltimore and Ohio
Rallread. People are giving literally
who never before thought they had any
thing to fpsie. Since the last report
In the REPUBLICAN the following artl.
Giles have been left at the citizens head.
quarters, under First National Bank:
Z. A. Humphrey Il Bro, package OF
hats; DIR. G. H. Lawton, clothing and
hats; Howard PHILIPPE clothing; VIM.
F. Robinson, No. 1913 Market street, lot
tin plates and lot pie plates; the Jessup
Il Moore Paper Company, Augustine
mills, "a wooden blankets; Mrs. Moses
Dillon, No. s04 West street, shoes, ladies
and children's clothing; John Palmer,
No. 1908 Market street, Q packages OF
clCthlng; Mrs. +. :. McNair, package
clothing; Mrs. John Fehrenbach, bun
die OF bed clothing aud oil clothing; Z.
ANhtbbt otNGutu hu'A w hInuht L vi
Hour, 2 bundles clothing; II. II. Boynter,
603 Market street, box shirts and
hosiery; Friends, package clothing.
c. I. Allen, No 219 Market street, lot
OF bed clothing, box of toya, 200 linen
collars; Mrs. Z. F. James, No. zoos
Washington street, box OF clothing and
/ OF bedding; Lewis 8. Williamson, No.
1907 Market street, bundle of mems and
women's clothing; Mrs. Parker, No. 42l
Shipley street, bundle clothing; II. p.
Rumford, No. 1908 West street, bundle
flannel shirts; Miss Nellie Chandler, l
lot Of clothing; Marie l.. Seeds, No. 907
Hazlott street, l lot dolls and toys;
George @. Maris, bundles clothing; L.
G. Kent, Q bundles clothing; Whining
ton < Northern railroad, 9 dozen pillows
and 2 bundles clothing.
Other contributions have been received
from s. d. Duncan, Mr.. King, Maria L.
Seeds, +. V. Mccall, Miss Murphy and
Miss Clarke, Charles Major Allen, Chas.
Handy, Mrs. J. 8. Colwell, Mrs. NJ, Z.
Smith, Mrs. DIR. Garrett, friend, The
Hartmann and Fehrenbach Brewing
Company, T. A. llilles, @. 8. Clelsnd,
Mrs. II. e. Rile, Miss Belle Deacon,
Frank f. Harold, NJ. Garrett, @. w.
Kennedy, Mrs L. w. Palmer, Andrew
Munden, Miss Stella Young, Mrs. 2. A.
Hurty, j. N. Hartman, Pennock Il Fore
man, |. w. Glbney, Harry Beeson, Ezra
Fell and wife, A. d. Peoples, Martha ]
Mearns, T. NJ. Miller, children of No. 2
school, w. D. Miller, Captain G. F.
Smith, 4. A, Van Trump, Female
Benevolent Society, Mrs. Downey, Mrs.
Q. n. Trump, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. John
M Rnnrpe II 4
way, Mrs G. II. Gallagher, X. 2. PIN,
Mrs. J. l.. Burtnett, j. G. Clark, Alfred
ee, Bessie Speakman, Lena Biddle, Bes.
sic Tatnall, Allen speakman, Miss Dough-
erty, Mrs, Richards, DIR. ]. +. Frantz,
Friends Female Benevolent Society, q.
NJ. Gallagher, Merris Taylor, A. G. Nc
Causland, Mre. Slocum, Ohio Rowland,
No. school children, Mrs. W. II. Red
mile, Miss Pussy, w. A. Bacon, Mrs.
Frank Mellor. Mrs. Pierson, c. 8.
Cleland, Cleayer II Hollis, eookstove;
Edward Fenton, Andrew Munden, No. q
school children, P. o. Snyder, Mrs. Rich
ards, George w. Lodge IL Sons, Reese
Bros, Mrs, Murphey, Paul o. Snyder,
j. w. Kennedy 1. W. Gibney, E. AVIAN
Trump, A. G. McCausland, Miss Pussy,
Mrs. Frank Mellor.
The following contributions were re
ceived at the p. W. q b. freight office
yesterday and forwarded 10 the johns.
town sufferers: From Wilmington
Transfer Company, 2 boxes OF clothing;
from Quinby " Co., to Mayor Foresman
OF Williamsport Pa, for sufferers at
that place, bundle OF canvas for tents;
from Mayor Hanson of New Castle TO the
Johnstown sufferers, 4 boxes of clothing.
Two boxes of clothing, bedding, etc,
were collected and sent to the Johns.
town sufferers by Mrs. Ohio Nowlani
yesterday. The following named per-
sons were the liberal contributors: Mrs.
W. G. spruance, Miss spruance, Mrs
w NJ. Candy, Miss Anna Candy, Mrs.
Charles b. Lore, Mrs. Washington Jones,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Josephine Bissell, Mrs,
ThA cher Miss Candy, Mre. Joseph L.
Carpenter, Mrs. John Bancroft, Miss
Bristow, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Thompson,
Miss Tatnall, Miss Bowman, Mr.. Lind
say, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard, Mrs. w.
@. Mendenhall, Mrs. e. T. Candy, the
Rev. William l.. McEwan. The goods
collected by Mrs. Rowland were conslgn.
ed to David 8. Beale, formerly of THU
state and well-known to many persons il
this city.
Miss Mignonc.te Buckingham yes.er
day collected a barrel OF clothing ant
forwarded II to General Hastings a
Johnstown. The contributors were
Mrs. j. Frank Ball, Mrs. William II
Burnits, Mrs. Lyman Preston, Mis-
Simpson, Mrs, Robinson, Mrs. N. L
Davis and Mrs. E. A. Van Trump.
Up to last evening the Relief Commit
tee had forwarded TO Johnstown the fol
lowing:
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