Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-06
MORE MONEY RAISED.


 New Haven Has Raised Nearly Three Thousand DOllars-AnOther One Thousand Dollars Sent Yesterday- Mr. Devvell VIII Send Another One Thousand Dollars T0.Bay-Clothing to be Received To-Day.
 New Haven has thus far sent $2, 900 to the sufferers in Pennsylvania. President Dewell of the Chamber of Commerce telegraphed another $1, 900 yesterday to Gov. Beaver and said last night that the fund had progressed 50 far that he would probably send another $1, ,0O0 to-day.
 Additional donations in New Haven beside those previously reported are: $50 from the employees of W. & E. T. Fitch; $50 from W. E. Downes; $25 from John O. Anderson; $10 from H. W. Crawford, of Fair Haven; $5 from H. s. Dawson; $5 from G. E. Halloway; $1 each from J. Coleman, J. J. Green and Charles Putney; g from W. E. Ford; and $10 from MT. J. B. Robertson.
 OTHER COLLECTIONS.
 Mir. O. D. Nicolls collected yesterday $40. 35 which with his collections previously make his total $107.60. At the Register of fee $159.2 additional has been received for the sufferers.
 BY MIR. GRAHAM.
 Isaac F. Graham reports his collections as follows:
 Previously reported $647; James Graham 6 Go. $25, the Merwin & Go. $20, SHE. $5, the Henry Killam & Go. $1O, M. Armstrong & Go. $5, Foy, Harmon & Chadwick $10, L. c. Pfaf & Son $2, American corset works $5, F. c. 6 A. E. R. s. Kean 6 Lines $10, H. Galbraith $5, E.L.W. $1, P. 0. Durham $1; total SPAS.
 BY GEORGE r. NEwCoMB.
 Collections yesterday by Geo. F. Newcomb on State street north of Chapel:
 Futile, Morehouse S Taylor $2O, Cooper & Nichols $5, the Darlington Publishing conn., pany $15, Thompson & Belden, R. B. Brad- ley, Russell Brothers, Jacob F. Richards, G.. J. Mofatt, David Cowell, each 30; Q. J. Son, each $1O; Edward K. Foote s1, s. Galpin g, T. M. Kenna s1, G. Page, 0. J. Rabanus, each $1; F. J. Hart $5, P. R. Bradley 8, P, J. Cronan $5, J. T. M. g, J. W. Bishop $5, George P. Marvin $5, F. William Schneider, E. B. Sheldon, each g; Foskett 6 Bishop $5, Jacob F. sheiffele $2, 0. E. Hart & Go. $2, George F. $1So.
 AN APPEAL FOR CLOTHING.
 Through the kindness of R. E. Agent B. L. Lambert the Chamber of Commerce will re- ceive at S9 Grown street, bstween the hours of and o'clock p. m., for few days, such articles of clothing, Sec., as the citizens of New Haven may contribute for the relief of the Conemaugh sufferers.
 Let each bundle be compactly and securely done up and have memorandum list of con- tents securely attached, with name of donor and be accompanied by duplicate list with for iVok he
 If not convenient to deliver, please notify Isaac F. Graham, who will be in charge, and the packages will be called for. Also deliver to the express calling for same duplicate lists as above requested.
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH LADIES.
 The ladies of Dwight Place church are to collect and forward, as soon as possible, to the Johnstown sufferers boxes and barrels of clothing and various articles of household use. They make appeal in behalf of the sur- vivors in that stricken valley for garments of all kinds, suitable for men, women and children; also for sheets, pillow cases and all home comforts for those in that region who have been stripped of every worldly possess sion.
 Ladies will be at the chapel, corner Chapel and Dwight street, on Thursday and Friday of this week, from two to five o'clock p. m, to receive such articles may be brought and to thank the donors in the name of the needy one for whom the gifts are designed.
 VOTED $25.
 The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor connected with the Davenport church at meeting have voted to contrib ute twenty-five dollars to the aid of the Johnstown sufferers.
 VOTED $50.
 Court Hermann Lodge No. 8s99, A. o. F., last night voted $30 for the benefit of the flood sufferers in Pennsylvania.