New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
From s35 boys OF
the House OF Ref
uRe, RaDdalfs
Island, out Of
their own earn.
ingS, from 1 cent
10 If each.

their earn Onlcets and ..
70 sf each. ..... 2Ss q p s. NJ Hun 4 90 100 90
The Wholesale Grocers sent In s2,76s so. Among
the subscribers were: II. X Thurber, $500 Thurber,
Whyland d Co., $3.50; Thurber whyland Co. en-
ployes, 200; Edward Smith, 800; Austin, Nichols
d Co., $500; Austin, Nichols g. Co. employees, sl17
Wagner, Kellam d Co., 800; F. H. Leggett q Co..
sloo Clark, Holly Ketcham, 900; Huntington q
Dorm, 300; II. Van Nostrand & Co., 800.
FROM THE BROKERS AND MERCHANTS.
The Chamber of Commerce subscriptions yesterday
aggregated 1873 so. Tho total 10 date $50 166 d.
Among yesterdays contributions were p Harmony's
Nephews d Co., 5000; N. L. Coot a Co., 800; b. HI
smith Co., 300; L0ndoh and Brazilian Bank
(Limited) Of London, 1000; J. s. T. stranahan,
$780, J, Jennings McComb, $780, John Knower.
$780, Knower Cooley, 800; Frederick Victor &
Achelis, 1900; Lavitt & Mitchell Brothers, 300;
George S. Knight 800; Lons Silk, 800; Ammidown
Smith, s2o0; National Bank of tho Republic 81 900
Sawyer, Manning q Co.. 500; Lord & Taylor $500;
Gorham Mfg. Co.. $3.50.
The sum OF 81 ,25I was raised at the Maritime Ell.
change yesterday Among the subscriptions were
Eppinger & Russell, sloo Charles l.. Buck
Co., 300; Southland & Co., 800; Watson &
FAR, 800. The total TO date is sI2,s43
The amount realized at the Mercantile Exchange
was 1895, and the total to date is s2,O43 So Among
yesterdays gifts were the New. York Condensed MIX
Company, $3.50; Joseph Mllbanks $3.50.
A reiIsf committee has been appointed by tho
stationers' Board OF Trade. Alexander Agar Is the
treasurer Tho following are among the contribu.
lions thus far received: Koch Sons & Co. $3.50:
Eborhard Faber $3.50; Boorum b Pcase 1850: IIeben.
ROTH, Won Auw q Co. $3.50; Bulkley. OuntOn & Co..
brothers Co. $40; Henry IIndenmsyer, 400:
employees OF Henry Lindenmeyer. $50; BlgloW g.
The hardware Board Of Trade raised s775. yesterday.
making total TO date Of - IOO 90. The following
firms gave 800 each yesterday Eaton. Cole & burn.
a ban M
Manufacturing Company, Holmes, Booth Hayden
Bristol Brass and Clock Company, Manhattan Brass
Company.
SIX hundred and seventy dollars were raised on the
Boad OF Trade yesterday. making a total date OF
trisUted 500 each.
The Produce Exchange TO date has raised al. 600.
~ $40.
The Consolidated Exchange gave 1915 yesterday,
raising It's aggregate to 80, 5h5.
Some OF tho business women OF tho city have or.
CANNED relief association which IS doing excellent
work Within two days several barrels and boxes Of
clothing have boeu collected and prepared for ship
ment To Clara Barton. al Johnstown, by tho United
States Express. Tho officers OF tho association are
President. Mrs B. A. Rushton; corresponding secrc,
tary. Mrs. Mary =. Seymour. recording secretary,
MIS-. r n Hnchinss treasurer Miss NJ A. Rmshton
Mrs Rushton, Equitable Building, and OF MIS-. Soy
moH L&S S6E Of bn ss or n9sT building
last night 500 was contributed 10 the fund and com
and turn II 10 Mayor Grant Tho subscription list
will be kept open for a weok
Secretary BrI,ton Of the Department Of Charities
and Correction yes eray sent TO the Mayors Office S07
Of collections which have boon received frOm several
Tho United brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joners
Of New York has voted contribution Of ~ 900 from
Us rcuet Iund ana the Journey men Ialios PIOrcve
labor organizations are raising money by subscription
THEATRICAL MANAGERS AT WORK
Tho committee OF theatrical managers appointed By
Mayor Grant to arrange series Of benefits fJr tho
food sufferers went Police Headquarters at noon
yesterday 20 ask tho Commissioners 90 allow the
police TO soil tickets for benefit 10 DO given at all
the theatres next Thursday. a. NJ Palmer Theodore
Moss IL. c. Miner, Frank Sanger, j. Hart, {. p,
Palmer and A. II. de Free were the members OF tho
COMMITTEES present. Mr.. Palmer the chief spokes-
man. and he urged bis case az strongly rs possible.
The Commissioners subsequently consulted privately,
and It is understood that they were equally divided IN
opinion MeSsrs. McClave and Martin being favorable
and Messrs. Mclean and VoorhS opposed. As therc
is order in tho Department that policemen should
DO allowed Ia sell tickets without permission. tho
vote was equivalent 10 a refusal.
Mr. Palmer who WAS seen in tho afternoon at tho
MSdison square Theatre, was much disappointed, and
said the refusal meant loss 10 tho sufferers OF
$40 600 lie thought IL would be bcst that tho com
mitise should now arrange for benefits on dIhereht
days The performance advertised for Monday after.
noon at Palmcrs by the MeCSull Company, with the
assistance OF Roslna Nokes and numerous volunteers
will DO given on that day.
On wednesday afternoon benefits will be given ~ tho
Casino and broadway Theatre, At tho later Tic
OoAh" will DO sung and at the Casino an act OF Tho
HuKAnds,7 q misCelaneouB entertainment In which
Emily Rlgl, W. r. Carleton and Louis Harrison Will
appear; aThe Ring and the Keeper with Minnie
Palmer and Il. A. Roberts, and an act OF Ermnie,7
will mako up the programme.
Jo-ph JrferSors performance OF Rip Van Winle7
WILL II possible, 10 on Friday night In tho Star IL
IN also llely that q monster concert, under the
pIoes Of LIe Aschenbroedcl Neren, VIII AAe place
on Friday evening In the Madison SQUARE Garden.
Performances Will also be given by J. h. Emmett at
the Fourteenth ~ rect Theatre and by the Midnight
Bel- Company at tho Blou.
Althou gh there not largo audience present AZ
the performance OF ArlHell7 at The Union square
Theatre yesterday afternoon, Il was said Al the box
ONCE that the receipts would b. between four Aad
FIVE hundred dollars.
on Thursday 81 the metropolitan Opera House them
will DO afternoon performance OF great promise
An orchestra Of 800 members, consisting OF ~" mi
harmonic symphony and other leading musical 80.
cIctes and Cappa's 7th Regiment Band. have promised
their assistance and McSsr. Thomas, Seiil AMI pam
ru.rh have offered their E"Ticc, a. conductor
Josey Will play Hermann will exhibit his sElIl AZ
leKrrdeman. Mr.. Palmer has promised that Booth
and barrett who Will 10 back from California TO-DAY
will help with RctS from their reTrrtmry p'rhhp.
Julius Caesar Tho tickets for boxes ara
seats for tie Metropolitan Og'ra House prT9rmNi,'
will lie sold by auction from tho steps OF the SUD.
Treasury on Monday al I2 m. b. IN Won Hopper
Francis wilson and other wcll.huown mon. In the
evening an athletic entertainment VIII DO held Ia Nal
is0n SQUARE Garden, In which John J.. sullivan.
KlraIu and MudOou viii take part VI /. Donovan,
OF The New York Athletic club, has taken this matter