The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-31
ENDOWMEN
Fund for Schoo! Of Design Only
S3659 Below Required Sum.

The school OF design endowment fund
seems to meet with constantly increas-
ing success. The list Of subscriptions
printed below contains both a greater
aggregate amount and a greater number
of subscribers than any yet published.
Many former students OF the school are
included In the list.
II the present rate Of increase is main
tanned. the 100000 part OF the fund will
be completed within the time limit. The
only danger is that intending subscribers
may think that their help will not be
needed. The fund is not yet raised, and
1t is very possible that the number of
small subscriptions received may deter
mine its completion.
The new subscriptions follow:
Previously announced. s93.16l.75; Rt
Rev. Thoms NJ Clark. IS; Tilden Thur
Der company. $50: Arnold B. Chace, $25;
Louis II. Comstock. $3.50; Walter ]. Com
stock, $3.50; w. A. III. Comstock. $3.50;
four former students, 81; Mrs. Amy B. b.
Gushee. $40; Charles Morris Smith, $50;
Zeph Brown. $40; F. II. Bemis. IS: j. w.
Dowson. So; Charles H. Springer, 81; Geo.
+. Greenwell 81: William Carey Poland.
$40; James II. Chace. $500; George c.
Newell. s25; Miss Leah +. Parkhurst, IS;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Campbell. 800; Mrs.
william w. Douglas, $40: Edward S.
Clark, s25: Joseph Baker, $5: Mrs. Corne-
liza r. Thurston, $40: A. c. j. Learned &
Co. $50; Rev. Francis Lee whittemore
IS; John @. Schwab, 81: Fletcher Manu-
IA -, ~ I'll, n.
Stacey Tolman. $40: Mrs. Stacey Tolmsn
s5 Albert s. Jackson, 81; Miss Harriet s.
Sackett So: Miss Edith s. Sackett, S.;
Miss Sophia Brown, $40; Miss Harriet
Rice, $40; Frederick jackson, $50; Chas.
Alexander. s25; Samuel p. Colt. $3.50;
friend G), IS: Miss Mary e. Knowles,
$40; Mrs. w. Louis Chapman. 81: Mrs.
Frederick s. Dews. 81: "One Of the first
scholars" sf5; two friends (M. and M,
s5; friend (O.), IS; Miss Jessie L. Cogges-
hall. $40; Miss Loie NJ. b. Morse. S.:
Miss Eliza A. Hall. IS; @. l. Stevenson,
$40: Miss Frances E. Henley, IS: Miss
Grace r. Jones. IS: William l.. Coop. $40;
Henry w. Cooke & Co. s25: Mrs, NJ. Il.
Harrington. 500; Miss Mabel M. Wood
ward. s5; friend (PD, 81; Miss Potter. 81:
Miss Ellen l.. Robinson. IS. Charles A.
Rivard. 81; alumnus, IS; III. Remington q
Sons Co Jewellers fund.-, s25: Barstow
q Williams Jewellers fund.-, SIS; The II.
A. hlrDy co. jewelers. 1undD, $lOOs cory
& Reynolds Jewellers fund.-. $50: Helm
berger & Lind Jewellers fund.-. s25;
Standard Mil Supply Co. Jewellers
fund.-, $25; G. r. 8. Jewellers fund.-, 800:
Snow & westcott Jewellers fund.-. s25:
Remsen & Rueckert Jewellers fund.-. $40:
Cornell & Andrews Jewellers fund.-, 500:
David M. Watkins. Jewellers fund.-, S.;
]. r. Seeley Jewellers fund.-. So; Linton
& Co. Jewellers fund.-, IS: Henry Lederer
e. Bro. Jewellers fund), IS.
The following subscriptions are from
members OF the Rhode Island chapter Of
the American Institute OF architects:
Clarke a. Howe. $50; Hoppin Ely. 500:
Hilton g. Jackson. SIS; Albert II. Humes,
$40; f. I. Nickerson, $780, Stone, Carpen-
ter 81 Wilson tadditionaD, $40: Sawtelle.
Robertson & Shurrocks, $780, +. w. An
geH, S5: Norman NJ. Isham. So; total,
see s4O.75; balance to be raised by June
/, s3.65s.25.
Subscriptions may be sent to the direc-
tor of the school or to any member Of
the endowment committee. addressed to
IL Waterman street, Providence.