The Washington times., 1895-02-17

rs follows Metropolitan police, $500; As
sociated Charities. 81, 900; Young Mems
Christian Association (colored), $500: st.
Vincent de Paul, $3.50, and Hebrew Charities,
$3.50.
After a full discussion of the solution ii
was resolved to appropriate $1,000 more to
give employment 10 street laborers. making
$500 appropriated for that purpose to date.
A detailed statement giving the districts.
the chairmen. establishments, organizations.
and departments contributing TO the relief
fund was handed in by Mr. John B. Wight,
chairman of the canyassIng committee, as
follows. The chairmen only are given. the
work, OF course, having been a.so done by
their assistants:
COLLECTIONS OF THE cASvAsSERs.
Mrs R. n. Harper, $3.50; William Redin
Woodward $76.S5; Woodward and Lothrop.
S7S4 SIS: PalaIs Royal. A. Lisner, S94.3 w.
l. Simpson. S2S2.37; 4. 3. Carly, S52l.e0;
Miss Trescott, S483. s.; Mes Pancoast, S73935;
Mrs A Carr, S2s6.s0; Rev. j. A. Aspin-
wall, S247. .95; Miss Carrie Mcknight S4l 50;
Mrs. c. S. Clark. s132.50; hiss Robinson,
S4750 L. Z. Spencer, S2l.3 Miss Sampson,
S147.35; Mrs. Francis Walker, S43s.3 35;
committee on canvass, SSl1.3 50; Rev. Frank
Sewall. ?197; Mrs. J. d. Terrell, S227. 75;
Benjamin Miller, S55.40; Miss Suman, $50. %;
committee on canvass, S414.40; J. F. Saum,
1880 Miss Lizzie L. Carter, LOG: Mrs
Strasburger, S56.7 20; NJ. d. Peck, S234. 20;
Elphonso Youngs, S50.25; ALERT Carhart,
S150s7 Miss J. Lusk. SS2.5 so: Z. f. Simp-
son, $3.50; Rev. George B. Patch, S1G7.87;
Mrs. ]. ]. Edison, S2441 Is; Rev. DR..
StakeIy, S703.40; committee on canvass,
S4O3 &c. committee on canvass, S59. 49,
A NJ. Gangewer, $3.50; j. B. Randolph,
S103.25; Mrs. F. c. McComas, S35.45; A. n.
Seip, $3.50; Mrs. A. j. Halford. SS153; R.
Harry Johnson, S21S.s0; G. l. Ricketts,,
$780, 60, Mrs. W. H. Moses. S160; George A.
Hyde. SI96.70; George ". King, s249. %;
Mrs. G. W. Babson, S1,166.37, and D. 81.
Ready, SITS.
Government offices Printing Office.
S71S.35; State Department, .25; Navy De-
partment, S69.50. War Department. S154.47;
Department OF Justice, S45; Department of
Agriculture, S119. Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. S463. 60;
I Steamboat Inspectors Office, S2.25; Mint Bu-
reau, S1025, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
SIS. .0G. and Office of Supervising Inspector of
Steam Vessels, 50.
Treasurers Office, S1O.31: ONCE Of Light
house Board, S12.25; Q. S. Fish Commission,
S32. 25: Department of Labor, S49.25; Second
Assistant Postmaster-Generals Office, S35;
Pension Office, eastern division, S40.52; jury,
Judge Coles court. Sl4.
Miscellaneous: Georgetown College, S25;
Supreme Council. thirty-third degree, 81.
the foregoing, S34T.77.
Grand total of receipts from all sources,
S13.2S5.5S
The two reports as presented were received
with thanks TO the canyassing committee for
their prompt and efficient work.
The Central Committee will meet on Satur-
day next at 8 p. m.
PAYING THE LABoRERs.
The laborers on the streets were paid off
yesterday at .. m. by J. Stephen Carson at
the headquarters of the distributing commit
tee Oh Louisiana avenue.
A dollar was reserved from the pay of each
employe as security for the shovel used,
which dollar will be paid when the work is
done.
The men were divided into fifteen squads,
and were paid off in an hour. the total
amount paid being $780, The wagoners and
foremen will be paid next week.
Mr.. Gardner has written letter to Major
Mckenzie, in which he gives the number yet
unemployed and desiring o know what pro-
vision will be made for the work next week.
A large number will, however, be put on
Monday morning.
The work of relief still continues at the
various agencies, but the app icants are re-
ported TO be decreasing in number. The
number. however, is still large. During the
week there were distributed 6,400 quarts of
soup at the Louisiana avenue soup kitchen.