New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
PRr-ssTAN WAR OFFERS HIS SERVICES.

ORDER WHO SERVED IN THE FRANCO
PRrss1AN WAR OFFERS HIS SERVICES.
The supply Committee Of the BED Cross mot
Yesterday morning AZ the storeroom No. fS2
Broadway Representatives Of a number Of the
auxiliaries were present 20 report the contri-
buttons that have been sent 10 Miss Barton ana
the various camps. number Of tents have oeeh
dspatc 10 Cuba. and one, extra large 10 Jack
sonville
The Ambulance Equipment Society made state
ment Of its progress and Mrs. Ollishcimer. of the
Society for Ethical Culture. reported mat every
thing undertaken by that auxiliary has been ac-
compshed and it Is ready 20 take up other
branches Of work. 1t agreed to furnish the
garments asked for ~ Miss Barton viz. u" night
shirts and pajamas An especial request was made
for garments Of this material Mrs Winthrop
Cowdin herself superntendod the packing Of goods
sent on tho Red Cross yacht.
Two new auxllar.es have applied FOR the prvi-
lege Of afnnating themselves with the General
Committee
the name OF North Westchcster Auxiliary. and
Is IN a hourshing condition.
Auxiliary No T. OF Morristown. y. J.. has 800
and one hundred abdominal bands and cheese
cloth handkerchiefs Auxiliary No. %. Of Pelham
homes 10 raise by its garden party to-day $1,000 for
tents and has promised 200 bands and 20 paiarnas
Mrs. Ccwdn or Mrs. Cowles Is present every DAY
! at me rooms consult with Miss II r Hoffman
who is In charge there. receiving articles or giving
information.
The Committee on Auxiares met at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the home or Mrs. Butler
Duncan. No. ! Fif;h-aye. one or two new auxi-
iaries had 10 be communicated with to arrange
work FOR the summer. Plans that have been
started discussed md It was agreed to send
body will meet every f@rmgynt aiteTnstns WIZ Wd
cross Equipment Society.
Miss Lcverch reported that it has been finally
decided not - establish leo plants In any OF
Tie camps. hut 70 send the money Tor purchasing
the ice Poe7ihly boat may D." sent down with
ba fqT the men 9 on TN vs Sfore Havana
suffering for cool drinking water
Among the members Of tho Ambulance Bpuip-
ment Society who came to town attend the
Meeting held yesterday NJ the home 81 Mrs. 5.
Cowlcs. 80 $50 Madison-avc.. wer" Mrs Stokes
Mrs Carroll Mrs Maruuand. Mrs Cuylsr, Miss
Ruth Morgan and Miss Morton. Il was reported
that hospital supplies and decacies had shcen for-
wardcd TO the front and fittings for the launch
were provided and sen, by the Red cross. \
quantity OF hardware for putting up tents with
three ambulances packed. are awaiting shipment
Three more ambulances are ready 10 80. Mss
Barton expects that some kind OF vessel VIII hc
obtained upon which these amhulanccs may he
loaded at Key Yves, and taken direct 10 the points
where they are needed. The Red Cross yacht Is
10 be kept plying back and forth to fetch and carry
rccessarics.
Since tho last meeting OF the society The sums OF
money received and ITO contributions are as fol-
lows donations received fr0fl June . - ? g. 10;
previously acknowledged %-.~l o.. total; ~ 3l6 a.
Contributors William Waldorf Astor Walter l..
VI Burns. Tracy Dows. Mr. Elisha Dyer r.: Mrs
Herman b. Duryea. Nj and Mrs Ghcrardi Davis,
Mrs : Barton French Mrs Frederic y jennings.
Walter l.. Kcmeys. MIR Van Hens -e.acr kennedy
Miss New bold Miss kdfh N'wh0.i. Mrs : y.
Ripley Mr. Charles r Roe Mr. John T.. Trevor.
Mrs Wright and Mrs g =. Walter
From the Orange Auxiliary $40 - has been re-
ceived. Tn" ambulance sent by this body Will b
named Others VII receive names or number. rs
ff. yfr -
Connie Douglas Robinson. Paula Sicvin ard ieorS'-
ana faTr-hed a fair and raised S-S q,