New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

| destitute and suffering,
Subscriptions intended for the Relief Fund may DO
sent to the Mayors Office, checks to be made payable
/ 70 the Mayors order.
| II vas resolved that the committee shall meet
| every day in the Governors Room at 80 p. m
until further notice, twenty-five members 10 const-
| tue . quorum. Secretary Stcr announced that the
sum OF $4,000 had been reached and on Ex-Governor
| Cornels motion 1t decided 10 inform the Cover
nor of Pennsylvania by telegraph that his draft to
| the extent of $4,000 would DO honorcd by tho
| treasurer OF the committee. This was at once DONE
largo number of letters were received by Mayor
| Grant yesterday offering to aid tho sufferers In
various ways David II. King. jr., the architect and
builder wrote offering to send 100 in charge OF
competent engineer, at his own expense, to Johns.
town to rebuild houses there. The secretary OF the
| Lager Beer Brewers Board Of Trade informed tho
Mayor that circular letter had beon sent to all the
membership requesting liberal subscriptions for tho
| relief fund. The New-York and Brooklyn Casket
| Company, Of Nos. "a and 80 South Ninth.st Brook
n wrote that It was ready to ship free Of charge at
least two carloads of collins, with two men to place
the dead bodies therein and assist the Mndertakers
| Mrs. c. F. Dehm sent Q painting to tho committee
to DO sold at aictlon for the benefit Of the fund.
ROLLING UP THE FUND.
| Among the subscriptions received at the Governors
| Room yesterday
Pennsylvania Relief Committee OF the Maritime AS
soeiatco OF tho Port Of New.York Gustav H. Schwao,
treasurer aS4S5; Chatham National Bank $500; Morris
x Jesup 81, 900; William steinway, $1,000 Theodore
w. Myers.' $500; J. G. Moore. $1,000 J. w Gerard.
scoo Plat & Bowers $3.50; Henry L. HoEuet, sl00;
Harry Miner 600; Tent, Weller Co.. $500; Louis
May 500; Madison Squire Bank s2ooi Richard Croker
$500 Tiffany e. Co., $500; John Fox $500; Jacob H
sohin 81 900; Nash Brush 400; Oswald osendorfer,
oooi William P. st. John, $780, George Hoadly for
Hosdly, Lautesbach johnson. $780, Edwin Forest
Lodge, Order OF Friendship. 5000 W. T. Sherman 800
W. L. Stone. $780, John r. Dos PasSos $500
81 100; Cooper Hewitt & Co.. s50o Frederick GAlatn,
$500; II II. Macy Co.. $1,000; Mr. Caldwell. 500;
c. N. Bliss, $500; Ward olyphant, 800; Eugene
Kelly, s5oo Laellawsnna Coal and Iron Co, through
Mayor Grace, $1,000; w. II Grace $500; e. Sehwab
Bros $500 Kuhn Loeb Co. a 900 Central Trust Co,
81 900 Cilvin s. Bries. $1,000 J. S. SeliEman Co..
81 900; Sidney Dillon. $500 Wnhlow, LanieF & Coz
81 900; Hugh j. Grant, $500; Orlando B. Potter, 81 600
Among the subscriptions LEFT at the Mayors Office
during the day were the following
Through Tho Tribune, ssl9 10; through Tho Sun.
ss7 So from Tsmmany Society through Richard Croker
81 900; Joseph PulltEer e2ooo Lszard brefes $1,000
| Arnold Constable & Co., sl,oo0; ID. II. King IT,
81 900 August Belmont & Co. $1,000; New.YOrk IAfe
Insurance Co., $500 John D. Crinmns, $780, Nathan
Manufacturing 90, $780, Hugh N Camp $3.50; National
| Railway Publishing Co.. $500 William openhym & Sons.
5000 New-York Transfer Co.. 500; Warner Brothers,
| $780, L. J. and L Phillips. EloOi John Dave Sons,
$780, Hooe Manufacturing Co. sio0 Hendricks Brothers
$780, Rice & Blur. AGO. c. A. Audmordt 800 Thomas
| @. T. Grain, sloO J. J. wysons 4 Co.. slco; Mesrot'
I
slOo Is. Stein Co, slOoi James
! MeCreery Co. sIc9: Ls7en. Daley
| Co.. slCO: Gcorgo w. waiting, 500; Thomas Garner
Co.. 500; John simpson, 400; W. H.
SehisneiIn Co... Sioc; through A. schwab. si,4oo;
| IT, C. T. Koch & Co., sloo; George T. HOady, $3.50 C.
sidcnburR ( Co, 800; Ward & olphant sloo Robert
Bonner 81 900 Horace White tloo A. II. Cridgo $50
Edward shrsycr $500; c. II. Luaington. 400; Gsmo.
well lire Alstm Telegraph Company Of NewYok. 500;
Warner Brothers $780, "NewYork Times CASH. Ri00;
| cash genI sS2l 20; Bennett Building. sl05.
In addition TO tho above q largo number Of contTi
buttons under 800 received. ALTOGETHER 40 to
the hour of closing tire Mayors Office last evening. the
subscriptions received aggregated the handsome sum OF
not less than $4,000.
THE BROKERS DO THEIR PART
Shortly aher tho opening of the New-York stock
Exchange yesterday q subscription started for the
benefit Of the Johnstown sufferers. The Governing
Committee Of tho Exchange made Albert King. OF NO
90 Broadway, treasurer Of the Exchange Relief Funa
and although many leading members were absent
from the floor rs is usual Monday at this season OF
| the year the handsome sum Of Sl4.52O was con
trbued by 4be brokers present at the close OF bust
ness. Among the subscriptions received were
yermIIye & Co, O.. 600; Moore & Schiey. $1,000 T..
Won hoffman G Co. $500 n. g. Jones $500 sDeyef
Co.. $500; HOmsns & Co.. $500; Work. Strong Co..
s2So Washington Z. Conner $3.50; Van EmberE Attsr.
bury, s25o Simon Borg 4 Co. $40 Chauneey a
Gwynne Bros, $780, John ID. SlsybAck. e25o WoeriS-
hotter 4 Co.. $3.50; s. v. White. $3.50 l. s. Wornsef.
$3.50 Henry Clews Co.. $3.50; Ladenberg. 11alH'snn
Co. ego; John II. Davis Co. s2oo Jones. Kenneth
Hopkins s20o: II. D. GOldschu.dt, 500 other sub.
| scriptons s7l70.
1t is expected that this amount win be more than
doubled before the close OF business to-day.
At the Consolidated Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
$500 YVES received Ia the thrce hours during which
the subscription lists wero opened;
The Produce Exchange was quick yesterday to ex-
IL was decided 10 appropriate % 600 from tho Charity
Fund OF 5000. committee OF twenty wac ~
pointed By tho president to solicit private su1scrp
The Maritime Exchange also held meeting to raise
appointed a oommlttSc 70 collect money. At p. m
II reported that tho committee had raised ABOUT
a. 600. Runhardt Co., Oerichs Co.. the Hamburg
American Packet Company, the Clyde aud the CunarI
Co each subscribed $500. 49,
Henry Henh, Theodore p Rail- and 5. Ranger were
selected By the president as committee 10 secure
Al The Coffee Exchange O. 800 vas subscribed before
D. m. The Chamber Of Commerce WIN haze meet
ing to-day to adopt measures for the relief OF tho
At tho Metal Exchange too subscription -, was a;
onSc "a Tayor Grant for $500. Tho subscription had
reached nearly q, 900 by O'Clock
COMING FROM MANY SOURCES.
collection Of 1916 taken up on Sunday at the
Mount Morris Baptist Church for the sufferers
The Baptist Ministers Conference yesterday passed
a resolution that collections should be taken up IN
all BAPTIST churches whose pastors arc members
Of tho Conference ON Sunday for the relief Of tho
sufferers. and a collection Of $50 was at once taken
up for that purpose.
Police Commisslunor Martin said yesterday that at
the meeting OF tire Police Board to-day some ACTON
nro,aby would DC taken 70 facilitate tho coleou0h
OF small sums Of money for tho sufferers from INC
public ballot boxes now IN tho police stations
un1bably viii be placed where persons can drop IN
small coins and Tho money thus collected WIN DO
Forwarded TO tho proper committee =,
1 Tbs Tira Commissioners hays authorized the cir-
culation in the department Of subscription hsS ior
the same purpose. ,.. a 49, >,o,. Man,
CHRISTIAN Association have sent out notices 10 a.
sOciations throughout the United states ana IanA"a
asking aid for tho survivors: A., -, ,
humber OF the pTSnciPal furriers OF te ely Lnet
yesterday for the purpose OF FORMING relcL uii
Ia AID OF the sufferers committee OF hyet consist
ing OF Bonjsmln Russat, Edmund X. Lyon, 8 gImahh
julius Well snd Adolph Platky, was apgohn1ea .c ~