New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
NFyv:YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. 1906

for actors and musicians and these special features
of the work will be turned over TO various COM
mittees. Homer Davenport offered one thousand
of his original drawings, TO be sold at auction He
got three cheers. Then Mark Twain suggested
three cheers for the physicians. Il don't ike
physicians visits myself" he said. but at times
like this / believe in giving even this kind or
satan his due" They got the cheers as did also
the soldiers and the fremen- Telegrams received
by members of the audience from the stricken city
read
After the meeting Mrs Benjamin Wood. Of No
40 West End avenue who said that her hasoaho
had lost even million in The disaster onereu
her home for benefit performance by amateurs
who had lived IN California Miss Anslin volun-
teered TO find such performers.
The receipts tomorrow night of The LION and
the Mouse" at the Lyceum Theatre will be given
to the fund.
Co sent a cable message from Florence, Italy
directing that every possible facility should De
given to those ia charge Of any benefit or renef
fund In accordance with the message arrange
ments were made at once for Miss Elsie Janis, the
Constantine Sisters, Otis Harlan and Henry v.
politan opera House on May
Jules Murrey has directed an the companies m Tndes
are Mime, Modjeska, at Trentoni Louis % Morrison's
and the afEng4di anmgmingbrd at Macon, Ga: Paul Gil
more, IN Captain Debonnaire. and Creston Clarke
A beneat performance Of the combined & &buriesgoe h
Tsneisco this season viii be held Miners Eighth
In addition TO the usual bouts at the Marlborough
Athletic Club next Wednesday night several actors
street soth af s Re % aoS Lille FIN snah
VIII be there. along with Senator MeCarren and
BASEBALL TO-DAY FOR BENEFIT
The Brooklyn baseball team VIII play at Wash
ington Park to-day for the benefit of the sufferers
against team composed of some OF the Giants
who have volunteered and the extra men of the
Brooklyn team A contribution will be taken at the
gate The game viii be called at $50 p. m.
The offertory throughout Trinity Parish to-day
will be sent TO San Francisco.
At its next meeting. April 25. the Board of Edu-
cation probably viii suspend its bylaws permit
a collection being taken In the schools If this is
done, envelope marked For San Francisco will
be given TO each pupil next Friday, to be returned
the following Monday. The Jewellers Board of
Trade has issued an appeal soliciting funds from
fits members and allied trades A generous response
Joe webere store at which Marie Dressler and
shop girls, viii open Monday morning in the Grand
Hotel, across Broadway from the theatre. Most OF
walkers, while the chorus win be at home cash
girls. A palrnist has 81 ven his services, and the
prayer rug to the last postal order issued BY the San
Francisco postofhoe before the the. earthquake =.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" Monday. Tuesday ,; and
yd P at @ MdSe % snaGs % The S be
From the sale Of tickets. programmes. eto..
S5l,oV D6 realized al the yes
terday at the Hippodrome. Stage hands and chorus
gave their services. James H Hoadley paid 5000
for two seats for the evening show. At both shows
graduates Of the University OF California sold song
books and programmes. Among those present were
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hermann Oelrtchs,
Mrs. John w. Gates, Mrs Charles w. Gates and
Mrs. w. x, Vanderbilt jr.
Mrs. Oeirichs sold tickets at her home, No. East
9TH street Louis Sherry paid $500 for seat; Mrs.
,S,!s Clarence h. Massay SO; Mrs Y ,s H CrOcker a
Miss Ethel johnson and Mrs. Louis Wesley sold
pencils on the sidewalk in front of the Hippodrome
at 81 apiece. After the evening performance Mrs.
Oelrfchs, Harry S. Black and John w. Gates each
added 5000 10 the receipts The money tele-
graphed az once TO Mrs. Oelrichs's San Francisco
agent.
AZ noon yesterday the Barnum &: Bailey Circus
sent one hundred wagons over the bridge to make
house 70 house canvass for clothing and bedding.
BY nlghtfall en9ush PROVISIONS clothing and med
The first relief train with these supplies will leave
this city tonight. The railroads will carry these
goods free
At an informal meeting of the Military Athletic
League at It's dinner last night 1t was decided 20
give the entire receipts Of the military show at
Madison Square Garden next Tuesday night
The benefit performance of "Arms and the Man
by Arnold DAILY has been postponed from to-mor-
row until Wednesday.