Evening star., 1897-01-30

ASnAio"iCuSeu uy tuc PoHce are as 1OilOwS:
Dr. A. +. Magruder. 81, ,.............. 5000
NJ. L. M .....ss............... 20.O0
MRS: r. r. Fields. ....-.................. 500
8 M Jones. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
supreme Council, 33d Deg, Masons.. $500
SnsS. G- Thorn. ....................... 1000
Ladies of Fort Myer. 1850
J: q M. Strasburger- er-................ 1000
Mrs: b.. .............. 100
n u. F........... ........................... 1000
r. s. .................... 100
Mechanic. c.............. ..................... LOO
anonymous. ..,...s s................ 1.50
Mrs. c. E. C.................... 100
Cnrls Aander. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Lady at Louise Home. .................. 1.CO
Mrs. Holmes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Z. o. Sterling. Observation-Disclosures. 2GO
=. "A. L....... ..-.......Ton Of coal
9. g. =. Ergood. .......s-...... Groceries
$. Dana Lincoln. Ton of coal
T. A L.. L........................... Ton of coal
Senator Clark. $40 and groceries
Friend of the Poor, 20 loaves of bread; l..
r. Breuningeo, % loaves of bread; JOS.
Ehrmantraut. % loaves of bread; E. H.
Droop. clothing; Mrs. e. H. Scheuck, pro-
visions; c. H., p leaves of bread; cash, 60
cents; Mr.. Jacobson. s.; Mr.. Gheen, vege-
tables; the Needlework Guild, 81 garments;
Lieut.. Ray. clothing: R l.. $lO Emma E.
Hunter, clothing and 80 cents; Mr. Fletch-
er, s.; Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, clothing; anony-
NOUS clothing; friend, l ton of coal:
Mrs. Holmes, 81; A.. s.. % loaves of bread;
anonymous, so loaves Of bread and bis
cults; friend, clothing; Mrs. Johnson,
clothing; c. L. Woods, 10 loaves of bread:
j. odenWaid, rubber. shoes: j. w. Hech-
niger, clothing: Mrs. Crawford, bedding;
lie Droit Park, clothing; Mrs. Audrenreid,
30 loaves of bread; S. H. Murray, bread;
Henry Eagan. groceries; Capt. Smith, 122
mats and clothing; patent office employees,
groceries; Mrs. F. GIeenapple, meat;
c., o loaves of bread: Mrs. Gen. Ruggles,
clothing: Schneider's Bakery, 80 loaves of
bread and barrel of biscuits: j. s. Craw-
ford. bedding and clothing; Elizabeth Hoff-
man vegetables; Mrs. M. F. Halderman
clothing; Julius w. Tolson, food; H. s.
Moliner. clothing; Maggie vanzant, %
leaves OF bread; Mrs. c. Leecke, cloth
ing Anonymous. clothing. c. H.. % loaves
nous, clothing; Mr.. Raeburn, clothing
Mrs. Hopkins. ton of coal and groceries;
c. c. W., $50; District clerk. 81; A. Loeffier,
100 pounds of sausage; Post Office Depart
ment, 81: general land ofiiee. s44,43; J. L.
F., So.
No Money.
Chief Clerk Sylvester sstd this afternoon
that the money contributed to the police
for the poor had all been expended, and
the calls for assistance are as numerous as
ever The demands on all the precincts
have expended about $3.50, in addition to
food, fuel and colthing. Additional contri-
buttons are needed In order to continue the
work Monday.
Dr. Rogers to Lecture.
DR.. A. G. Rogers has donated his Illus
trated recital of the "Hoosier Scnoolmas-
ter" an abridgment of Edward Eggle-
ston's popular story of western life, to the
poor, and Will give 1t at the Church of Our
falher, ccrner 18th and L streets, Tuesday
evening next.
Yesterday Miss L. s. Weightman's SUBJ
scription OF one dollar was Incorrectly
credited to Miss Emma f. Shelton. Mr.. A.
r. r. foxs contribution was acknowledged as
y instead of SO.
Among the contributions received by The
star today was cigar box full of money
1T represented collection taken among
the employees of st. El,Zabeths HospitaI
The amount was ST.
The AssOcia ted Charities,
This being Saturday there is a larger
crowd Of applicants at the Associated
Charities office than ordinarily in order to
provide for Sunday The demand for fuel
keeps up, and the distribution Of food SUD-
plies is If any. very little less than it was
yesterday the day before The scbnei-
der's bakery employees sent in another
large donation of bread today. and several
hundred lOaves came from Mrs. Letter
mere was left at the central cffice for the
reiief committees fund the following con-
tributions: Grace Denio Litchfield, $'O
fieien l.. Henry, SO; Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page. $1OO
Serious complaint of duplication is made
from the Capitol Hill division. where in
numerous instances today the police have
duplicated relief applications within an
hour or two after assistance had been
given by the Associated Charities agent.
The following subscriptions for the Asso-
ciated Charities have been received by The
Star:
Heretofore acknowledged. ............. s97. 90
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