Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-08
AID FOR JOHNSTOWN
CONTRIBUTIONS STILL CON-
ING IN.



The Relief Committee thought that
their work was done on Thursday even
Ing and shut up their rooms under the
Clayton House. But yesterday IN orning
goods began to come in again until the
police station was numbered up with
them. The committee was compelled to
open their rooms again and 90 to work
boxing UP goods.
Chief SwiRgett, Edgar L. Haines, John
j. Mahoney and W. r. Duncan, OF the
committee, had their hands full and the
Iransfer wagon was kept busy hauling
goods to the depot. Instead OF sending
the last consignment to Johnstown It was
sent to Harper's Ferry, In response to
be ursent request of Mayor Mckinney
tor help.
Among the contributions in clothing
and food not already noticed In the
REPUBLICAN are the following: Elwood
Jeiierls, children No. IL school, children
Of No. 10 school, children OF No. 20
school, 4. Alexander, Mrs. Dickinson,
Andrew Barr, J. G. VanKleeck, John
Mallschmith, Mrs. E. A. Van Trump,
W. ii. Lungren Mrs. John A. Marvel
and Miss Ella Gilbert, j. ID. Kurtz, Mrs
Sentman, Mrs. Hiram Yerger, Mrs.
Macklin, Mrs. j. 8. Fuhr, Mrs. j. j..
Whitaker, No. school, Mrs. Isaac G.
Pyle, q. G. Frick, 8. ii. Stats, No. 10
school, w. II. Gardner, R. g. Fraim,
ESQ.,, W. Fl. McGarrity, No. 2 school,
u. Griffith, Mrs. L. Reeve, Mrs. J. Price,
j. N. Hates, No. r. school, Kings
Daughters OF Hanover Church, Mrs.
Jones, Miss Pritchett.
Bed clothing-Mrs. L. T. McCaHerty,
Mr.. Butler, Mrs. j. T. Cause, Mrs. H..
Forbes. Cook stove-Johnson Son. Pro-
visions John Mesley, James Morrow &
Son, William II. Lloyd, ]. D. Kurtz, No.
Q school, G. g. Frick, No. Q school, No.
IL school. Shoes-Adams & Brother, IS
pairs. Mrs. II. Il. Brlnghurst &C.
knowledged giits from the following con-
tributors to the boxes sent by the Friends
Benevolent Society to the Johnstown suf-
feiers: Mre. George Bright, Mrs. Thomas
McClary, Mrs. j. W. Aydon, Mrs. j. P.
Wales. Tho goods were shipped at
o'clock last evening as follows: Johns
town-22 boxes, 3 cases, l bag, l cook
stove, barrels-32. HarpeTs Ferry-6
boxes, 3 barrels-9. In addition to the
above there were received at the p, W.
II b. freight station yesterday the follow
ing for JOhnstOWn: Two boxes clothing
l.. b. Trump; one barrel of flour, E. W.
Murphy,
Since 1890 o'clock yesterday foreD oon
the following contributions In money
were received by Henry G. Robinson,
treasurer OF the relief fund.
No. school, ,Si3. 80; Theodore F,Craw-
for', $40; Eennehec Ice and Coal Com i.
papy, SIS; Paul Bright, IS; Thomas jack
Coatsman, "a; X. II. Miller, IS; William
F. Seeds, $40; X. II. Grub, S.; g. N.
Grubb, S3; Edge Moor Bridge Works and
employees, S5l6.35; George C. Barker, S25;
George NJ. Jones, IS; Samuel McClary,
Jr., s2j; II. w. Bryan, cent; Henry V.
Vaughn, $40; Henry Belin, SO; No. 8
school, S16.75; Kings Daughters of the
Second Baptist Church, IS; Edgar B.
Riley. $40; Kings Dau hters of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, 81; No. 10 school,
S20.07; No.6 school, rooms 4 and $500 T2;
No. school, rooms /, 2 and 8, 81. .2S;
No. S school, rooms q and 3, $12; No. 20
school rooms l. 2 and G, S2O.05; No. 4
school, girls department, S36 05; Watson
X Sperry, $40; Miss Hender. on, $40; Rose
Hill School District AZ, s.. Previously
acknowledged, 81, 32O.3l; total, 1854. IL.
The following are the individual sub
scriptions OF the Pharmaceutical Associa
tion, the total of which SIPS, has already
been acknowledged.
EHCl ~ DiOs1 plO.bO, Dtltg
$1,000; IL r Bringhurst, $1,000; John
NJ. Harvey, $500; Jacob s. Beetem IS 90;
jas. NJ. GrifTen, 81. 90; DIR. j. II. Simms,
$500, Il. w. Fem, $500; Geo. I. VIII
liams, $500; DIR. Smith Cooper, $500; 5.
9. McKeeger, $2eO; Dr. NJ. Hughes,
S. 20; IVES. Street Pharmacy, $500; H. K
Watson, IS. co; Garrett s. smith, S4.C0;
B. R. Veasey, $500; II. g. Moore, $500;
Edw. Stamp, $500; Chas. l.. Thompson,
81 90; DR.. Cautwell. $500; Beaton Smith, |
So. 90; W. G. Coverdale, 81 90; Warren |
Thompson, Sl.50; Taylor & Fullerton,
$780, +. G. Friend, f1.00; E. B. Fell, |
81 90; 4. G. Taylor d Co., S2.00; VIM. |
Kle .nstuber, fl.0O; DIR. TomliDson, S1.00;
J. F. Lait, Sl.00; g. f. Vernon, E.00.
DR.. H. Z. Kemble, 200. Total, fl2S.t0;
The Misses DEMO, May Ford, Butt aud
Foulk will give a fair at No. 403 East
Seventh street on "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings for the benefit Of the Johns
town sufferers. The admission will be 8
cents. Contributions Of fancy articles
for TIE fair should be sent 10 Miss DEMO,
No. I'll Poplar street.
The d. Il o. Railroad Company will
receive packages for the sufferers at
Harper's Ferry every day at the Market
street station. The train for the ferry
leaves daily at 5 p, IN.
Collections will be taken up in nearly
all the city churches 10 morrow that
have not already taken up collections.
Encampment No "a, Union Veteran
I.egion, subscritei S25 to the Johnstown
sufferers. The amount will be forwarded
o the quartermaster general OF the
eeion.
G A. r. contributions to Johnstown
iuilereis to date SIG, as follows; Gen.
raj Thomas y. Smyth Post No. l, S25,
DUPONT Post, No. ., Ell; U. 8. Grant
'ost, No. IS, $50.
The following contributions have been
eCeived by ii Z. Robinson this morning
Up t. 1890 O'Clock:
Gla, 8 jar at Lawton's store, 11.34; !. i
'. Quigley's employs, S1Ol; Joseph )
toeok!e, S25; !. Lewis Row, $40, Johnson
'orge Co., IS; oak HIN school, Sis.Si;
,ocklaud paper mills, $50; Samuel W. u
1iss Mary Dixon, $40; George w. Me-
'auley, s.; De Soto Bros, S25; total, a
Sig; 81; previously reported, 1854; total, 8
4, ,810.0e. II
This forenoon Clerk of the Market
meltz took q collection box with him In
Is rounds, and In about 20 minutes he
ad S47. SIS iu his box. This has not been
lded to the total. By this evening the =.
ntire amount wi ! no doubt oyerrun !
1000. Q
The Relief Committee shut up their P
loms again last night, but this morning =
undles and boxes are still arriving. A !,
OK OF clothing came directed TO Chief of "
olice Swiggett from George d. Kelley, 9
Del, and Miss Brown, prin- e'