Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-11
RUSSIAN RELIEF FUND.
Additional Contributions Received by the
District Red Cross

Additional Contributions Received by the
District Red Cross.
The District of Columbia Red Gross Auxiliary.
since last report, have received the following
additional contributions: Capt C. W. Hobbs,
o5; clerks of II. ". Beveridge, els; B. p. Mann,
e2poz II. Hunter, IS; Lady n. c. Through
Daiy PosO, 81; clerks, main building, War De-
partment $40; clerks record and pension
division, 10th street building, War Depart
ment Sis; Lawrence Morisey, IS; cash, 81;
eash, Is; J. W. Daniel, 81; Mary C. Young, 81;
Sarah C Young, 81; 8. 7. and G. Morsel, so;
St Paurs Church, $3.50; Miss Corson, so;
Mrs Geo. Maulsby, s25; cash, 81; cash, IS;
eaah, ESQ; Mra 81. Polkinhorn and daughters,
e5; birthday offerings Westminster Presby-
terian Sunday school, IS; L Whittlesey. SIS;
cash. e10; I. Ebb. 81; employees U. S. Navy
Department, s100. 20; q friend, so; cash, e;
cash. q; c. j. Hampson, IS; cattle dealers,
0S4.5 so. per EvEsIya STAR; E. H.. 50; friend, IS;
T. d. s., e.; @. G. g., 81; ]. B. Walling. So; Capt
Bender, IS; Edw. F. Brooks. IS; collection by
7. NJ @. A., s117.37; Edith C. Westcott, $3.50.
The scholars Of Western High School (Curtiss
SCHOOL, raised the above splendid contribution
In Q manner that makes it a most beautiful ex-
ample Of giving. All the money came as a vol
untary gift from the scholars, who either earned
or sacrificed what they gave. Some sold their
street car tickets and walked to and from
school others gave their savings of rare coins
and ''luck money" Many earned their money
BY extra work
Total to date. s4,5i5.I.
NATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Additional contributions received by the
American National Red Cross for the Russian
famine relief are acknowledged as follows:
Calfornis-Santa Anna, Y. P. S. C. E.. per A.
Ots Birch, can. District Of Columbia
D. -.
go; Warrington. two little girls, 80 cents; "
L White, collected. 80; Mrs. Mary A. Willis, 81:
HAlhe and Mary Sutherland, So; Mr.. and Mrs
fleming. IS; W. II. Wallace. $40: Horace v
Zasterling, additional from Society of Friends,
u Fforids-Inverness, W. F. Alexander, 81;
Orlando, James Irving Crabbe. editor DAILY
Record, second contribution for citizens, si325
nhnois-Chicago, Helen +. Weeks, ~; Onarga.
h NJ West, IS; Hoopeston. IF. G. G." 81.
xansas-Collyer. Leland Baptist Church. per
4 l. Hobbs. 81 so. Observation-Disclosures
Charles ". Livermore, IS; Kpiiey, Ellen Mon
day, Is. Maine-Madison, Samuel yose, $40;
etroudvater. Mrs J. T. Quinby, 81; Mrs. Eme-
hne Hunt q; anonymous, 81 Minnesota
Rochester, 7. H Titus for citizens, contri-
buttons collected after Minnesota relief
ter's Springs, Mrs L. c. Romans. sI4o
New Hampshire-Rochester, H. NJ. Plumer,
fer citizens, e79.23; citizens of Concord,
u, 63, and citizens of Boscowen. Pittsfeld
and Plymouth the remainder Of q, 100, re-
nnitted BY II. N. Clapp, mayor Of Concord and
chairman Of the Russian relief committee.
North Carolina-Asheville, Mrs. A. E Pease,
Tor girls in Home Industrial School, $40 So
Ohio-South New Lyme, Presbyterian Church
per 8 ID. Taylor. S24; Richmond Center, Lowell
r Morse. IS; Cleveland. Chr. Sihler, NJ d., IS;
Georgetown, Rev. s. A Van Dyke and wife, 81;
Uniontovn, Chas- Bolendar. S1365; London,
Noah Thomas. for citizens. $50. Pennsylvania
Greenville, Shenango Reformed Church John
n Schiek. ID. D., pastor, S5O5 so. South Caro-
hna-Orangeburg c. H., =. F. Stevens. coutri-
button Of two colored churches. 50. Virginia
Richmond, Carlos" third contribution. IS.
Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Ella E. Lancaster, 81;
Anonymous, 81; Elkhorn. W. &. I. u, per
MrA w. W. Byington, $40. Wyoming-Lara-
ME, Women's Relief Corps, s3I65.