New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

Al tho Maritime Exchange yesterday $50 was re.
ccived making the total fund ra!s'd Al the EIehansr
slso5s The Boa- Of Trade has coArctnd $3.50
up q date.
The cntcrts,nmcnt given Yesterday Al the Metro
pol,tan Opera House realized about 1850. OF which
saOo was derived nom the sals VI flowers By Nirs
Eldrdcc and several pretty and charming assistants
among whom vcro MsthIldo CoerrllyI Courtney Ray
mond Hcl,n standisA. Louise Bale, Frankie heno'''
Carrie Turner and ulie AkcrtgOm Tie p'TioT'h'
ancc was begun with Wcbcr's jubilee oVrrhrN'
PLAYED by Cappa's Band Of 100 pieces Mm"N.
I,AYscmnnd ard Athalic Claire, ard Moss BaXt"r
and Mama rang the socoul act OF Martha" Eoer
TIympton AMI Harry Hiwards rrosd and Michael
barrett, Minna Gale Gortruds Kellogg and John Z
Malone appeared In the thiri act OF Oiheilo,
Amusing msgic Miss IIolon harry. Miss KAts Meek.
Henry Holland. Henry Gwync,tc, william Ranou;
sp Sytw SSS k Tes i'' wu to Be rtt,sd
that owing to some misunderstanding hc large or.
che stra Of over 600 musicians, composed oil uembt7
OF the Asrhcnbroetel vcrcin, was not heari. Ihn
mudciSns including Herr Sedi, who was TO conduct
boen put LIST In the programme, and u vas lmpn,biS
for the majority Of them 10 wait Nr J",Ghy plays,a
little reason 10 complain OF not having received iHl'
'"Sy The Ssrlno sh9n, $500 WAS taken in The pro.
grsmme Included tho fret act Of The LrFA3d' by ne
omESny now r nnL and Fn Isq G an az Of
Ermlnc.7 and songs and rr"iialions by Emily Rlgl'
Louis HARRISON W. T. Carlton and Others 5000
Last evening \. ". Pamer's company played Jim
the penmSn' At The Peoples. TO good house. Tho
IBIS Tkls evening Mr. JeFsron will play "Trip Van
perfor1nGnc, VIII be gwen At thn windsor Theatre
on Friday evening. In the direction Of which Manager
Murtha viii hayo the assistance Of The officers Of the
lV;h aud vIIIu Tammany Assomog District
give benaht performance az Terrace Glr"n,
The Boarl Of Trade OF Por hester ma e','nu i
a. III mcong Of the Brooklyn Relief Committee
Dr
ioiowins rcsoiution, which adopted
The Committee OF Relief appointed by The Mayor Of
Brooklyn for sending help 70 The PennsylyAnla SUI
tcrrrs wish To record and for publication their hearty
thanks for generosity Of the people The individuals
the schools the churches tho commercial literary dramatic
ana t,usica societies. military organlIAons the Fire
Department the police ani people Of oil religion hav'
dome a WORK for which are profoundly grateful We
wish TO put special emphasis upon hh efficiency OF tho
Newspaper pess In promptly aud Vividly making known
tho distress q and through editorial and
,erororisl columns day by day. giving mighty Impulse TO
this charitable In the history OF our beloved
country the magnificent conduct o. Brooklyn o. this n.y.
Ing uncturc he put upon one Of In most Imposing
pages.
ernor Beaver The police have ceased taking con
trbutons for the fund They collected about az 600
in all Tho largest amount was secured III nc rim
T'g PyrSmd femp6, Nobos OF the Mystic shrine of
h 10 lie Masonic MIC ie Rnd and Other subscriptions
ia the same city yesterday aggregate tldi ~. Inc
9ee fe'es chHSmsn gave $40 H"C yo,sy 10
SI9.2s7 4s Tho employees at Coga'os soap factory
The number OF bodies recovered to-day was nine.
teen, making the grand total OF bodies recovered
The mess Of drift at tho stone bridge was nreh
this afternoon, and 20 night l. burning furiously.
With II Is destroyed all hope Of recovering the bodies
that are certainly there entomped
The sparrinR exhibition at Madison Square Garden
last evening tho benefit of tho Jamestown sufferers
was well attended. over 1900 taken 10 al the
dapr
With one or two exceptions John l.. Sullivan, by tho
advice Of his backers stayed away. Kilrah and
Mitchell came, however, and gave a clever exhibition
pat Shsedy, Suvans former manager who Pre-
SIDED introduced KilrRin the champion OF tho
WORLD q statement that received with Kisses as
well as cheers. WhcroupOn Mr. ShcedT became In
diRnan declaring that since the two boxers hal come
ali the way from Baltimore a. their expense TO
assst in the performance they should DO treated like
eTntlcmcn. This drew forth loud applause.
Another feature OF the pro grsmmo n three round
contest between Mike Donovan and Johnny Reagen.
Other contestants were Professor Austin aud young
ieSFy Murphy and Jimmy Kelly, who aroused q groat
daai of nthuSiasm with thor sharp lodging aud
singgtnR Professor Mcclellan and one Donovan,
patrick tahill the champion AMATEUR mtdovegt. and
yo1ne Cbestcr1nan, Of tho tish-American Athletic
imb. Tbomas Casey and William Graham, Bill Daey
ana lack Delaney, John J. Brown and John Clark
q PiIiyp Madden and Jack McAuhfo, Lon White, OF
his citv and Billy Clarkson, OF Phi sdelpha Thomas
Holden and James Copnos, jose ph Johnson and
Joleph Tienping who wrestled thue rounds, two of
which Johnson won