New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
LIBERALITY WITHOUT STINT.
PRACTICAL SYMPATHY FOR THE FLOOD
VICTIMS.
FUNDS ROLLING UP IN MANY STATES FOR THE
DESTITUTE SURVIVORS OF THE CONE.


DESTITUTE SURVIVORS OF THE CONE.
MAUGH VALLEY
Utica June 6.-Utcas subscription to date is
nearly 5000.
Syracuse. Juns Cat public meeting here to-
nghs 90 900 was raised, Of which 81 900 was given
by Congrssman James J. Beden. These amounts
arc in addition 10 subscr ptions being received at
newspaper ofncos. John Mccarthy, an undertaken OF
this city, has gone TO Johnstovn as volunteer 10
assist In burytng the dead
MIddletown June e-Contribuaons for JohnstOwn
hero amount to over $4,000.
Catstu. June @ (speciaD-At the evening scr.
vice OF tho Synod OF the Dutch Reformed Church here
collection taken up In aid Of the flood victims.
Poushkeepsie, June o (speciaD. -Poughkecpsis has
sent over 81 900 10 Pennsylvania Over 1000 chill
drcn tho public schools have begun to contribute
Nowburg has sent over $1,000. and many boxes
OF bedding and clothing
Ropdout has contributed g. 1000 and Hudson 81 900.
New Bedford Mass. Juno (specaD.-over 81. 900
has been subscribed here Boxes and barrels OF cloth.
ing have been shipped By the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Concord, NJ H., June 6.-The Legislature to-day
appropriated 10000 for the COnemsugh sufferers.
Hartford, Conn, June 6.-Tho Aetna Fire In
surance Company Of this city has sent 81, 900 to
Governor Beaver
Worcester, June 6-The ConemSugh Valley fund
has grown 70 over $4,000, including subscriptions
which wers forwarded yesterday The washburn and
town, and today added S3eo more.
Boston, June 6.-The Attorney General has declared
unconstitutional the resolution passed by the Legs-
lsturc spIroPratns $50 600 for The aood sufferers:
The subscriptions received By Kidder, Peabody q
Co. amount tn 900.
Funds In other NcwEngland places are as follows
$500 iSGe"'' '"''' ''
Junction City. Kan, Juno GA carload OF corn has
been given by this city. The car left here for Chicago
last night and will tie auctloned on
Milwaukee. June 6.-About $1,000 has been raised
hero for JOhnstown.
81 Louis. June ga meeting OF citizens yesterday
subscribed 20, 600 for the food victims.
East So glnaw, Mich, Juno e.-Eight carloads OF
lumber and Of shingles were sent from hero I"
pennsylvania Several hundred dollars in cash were
also raised.
Providence, June (speciaD. Money for the food
frnd has reached s25 600 hero
Jamestown. y. Y, Juno g." The Morning News's'
nnpular subscription fund amounts TO u $50 VVor
n GOO has been raised In this city oeslues'
Albany Juno G.-subscriptIons 10 the rclef fund
Of Tn. Morning Express have reached 90 ~ 4oe' inc
General fund here aggregates nearly So,OoO'
DAYTON. June e-ThS city has sent $4,000 ana
tortr bose, OF wearing apparel to Johnstovu.
Charleston. ". Va, June o.-About 300 mas oeen
subscribed hero TO tho relief fund
baltimore, June e-Up to date $4,000 has been
subscribed by BGlnmorcsns.
savannah, June O.-savannah subscribed 81 ZOO yes
teriay.
Trenton, " J., Juno S.-MAyor Skrm reports about
% 900 so far subscribed and $1,000 FORWARDED 70
Johnstown.
Wilmington, June (SpeciaD.-The fund for th"
relief Of JOhnstown has reached $1,000 The secohh
carload ~ supplies was shipped tonight
Kingston June tspecIaI-.Nbont S9'Ooo mas
bsen raised here during tho day. The pupils IN the
u,,,Ir schools have contributed cents each.
wa,crtown, juno 6.-The sum OF 81 ,o3o has been
contributed here for the aid of che sufferers In tho
ConcmauEh Valley.
Philadelphia, June e.-Presldent Cornln to-day Is
ucd A notice that the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
osd viii forward fro OF charge any coasgnmcnts of
provisions or clothing for the sufferers by the MOOD
at Wamsport