The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-14

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Mayor Van Wyck sent the following telagrsm
to Mayor Jones Of Galveston:
HonIWdii,r c. JonsL. Mayor. Gdirestor. T,saI
You are authorized to draw on me q, ught for an
ROBERT A. VAN WICK, Mayor.
THE Sun received for the Galveston Relief
Fund Yesterday IS from Msry beaumont Of
Il. A. Total. sl9.
Chief Devery sent tho following letter to
the captains OF each police precinct In Greater
New York yesterday:
Il would suggest that every member Of Tho Polio,
Department be given Mo chance 10 contribute some
ton, who are in great need OF such aid. This relief
will BE- doubly effective II given promptly. and, there
squads should see 10 it that the members OF tltir com
mands have a chance 70 subscribe u the fund pro
b. RSsf money 10. raj lslI 'slI' may as 'i Be- lR%%Ts a. Rpis'ItS Sis. &c ~ -
Galveston. Commanders Of districts, precincts AID
as possible whatever moneys may be SUBSCRIBED iot
this purpose. returns 70 be IN this once not later Than
''o'Ho'l noon .a'sGiHSsGz s $IGli Il. 300 8 Drvrer.
Chief Of Police"
Instructions have been given 20 all on1oe.
OF Wells. Fargo & Co, that contributions q
ofthe Texas sufferers may be transported Tree
OF charge, when addressed to regularly organ
lied relief committees. In addition TO placing
al the disposal Of those Wiling 10 aid in tie
Texas relief work, the superintendent Of Wells,
Fargo, A Co. in Texas has been authorized BY
President John j. Valentine Of that company
20 contribute $1,000 10 the local fund for the
benefit Of the sufferers from the recent calamity.
Brigadier, stillwell and Ensign Hamon Of
the Salvation Army started yesterday for
Galveston In advance of the larger party, IN
order 10 make preparations for lis reception. II
Is tot efpe''C 4 I Inss q tent sNt'@ cap pafis OF OF 'ea %,n lshEe
Ing nearly 1000 persons has been sent on from
New York.
meeting 10 be held in Carnegie Hall at O'CLOCK
perished' In the Galveston food and the, sur.
vivors OF the disaster II was announced last
evening that Justice Charles F Mclean OF the
Supreme Court had consented TO preside and
that II was hoped TO induce a number OF the
city pastors To sign a call to-day inviting peo-
pie 10 the meeting az an entirely undenon-
national one.
The theatre managers have been quick 10
volunteer their playhouses. plays and players
for performances in aid Of the Texas flood
sufferers. Weber and Fields were the first
10 come 10 the front. and will give the, receir's
Of Tuesdays matinee q -Hddle-dee-dee and
of Arizona and Of the regular ,y9udeytle
show In the Cherry Blossom Grove will be given
for the same purpose. B.. F. Keith said yes
tarday that be would open his Union Square
Theatre Sunday for an evening performance
OF vaude Vile for the unfortunate Galvestoui es.
An extra matinee Of The Three Musketeers'
will be given by the Greenwall Stock COMPANY
for the fund Wednesday. In Denver tonight
one Of Charles Frohman's companies will act
The Only Way" for the same charity. John
II. Springer came forward last night with the
announcement that he would give the ue Of
the Grand Opera House next Thursday for a
special matinee for the Galveston sufferers.
The Nerdrk Netrs has subscriptions Of
IS, 1874 s5. Twelve Newark men gave 500 each.