The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-11

has been received by the several funds
organized TO bring as much cheer and
comfort as is possible under the circum-
stances to those who are suffering UNI
told agony OF heart and physical depri-
walton AS the result OF the European war.
The Belgian Relief Fund tops the list
with total OF si2O.t442j, of which
sis.72S.sS came in yesterday. including
$4,000 from an anonymous contributor
and $1,000 each from Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els l.. Stetson Lewis Csss Ledyard and
5. G.. Rosenbaum
The fund OF the New York state Board
OF the American Red Cross comes next
with total OF s339, 1851. Jacob III.
Schn. treasurer. acknowledged additional
receipts. of s3.9253i for the day. or this
sum sl.l12.9l was contributed through
Dr. Bernhard Dernburg.
The American Ambulance Fund is
third with total OF S145,276.96. OF which
1898 was received yesterday through
J. +. Morgan Co.
st,5OO From Pittsburg Givers.
The total receipts of the Committee OF
Mercy to date are S22.6Si. Yesterday 5
offerings. reported by August Belmont.
the treasurer included 81 900 from Or.
Georgc Lauder and $500 from Miss T..
IEtuueT. DDln OF IlttHDuTk.
The French Relief Fund now contains
t26S225i. the days donations to Mrs.
Whitney Warren. Is East Forty-seventh
street. amounting TO S62a.23. The larg-
est contribution was $500 from Mrs
Bayard Thayer.
The Prince OF wales's national relief
fund. American branch. II. NJ. Stuart
Wortley treasurer, 20 Broad street has
a total ~ s67.s90.bs. The days receipts
were s550.O5.
The vacation war relief committee re-
ceived si,242IS. of which $1,000 came
in check from Mrs. W. Seward Webb.
The dollar Christmas fund for Homeless
Belgian now totals s5,433.
The war children's Christmas fund. with
headquarters at 35-37 West Thirty-ninth
street. received s324.5O yesterday. col
Theodore Roosevelt is the honorary chair
man and Mrs. John Hays Hammond the
national chairman. The fund has re-
celved free transportation by the Cunard
American and French lines
on the steamship Potsdam, sailing to-
day. the Red Cross will send ten cases
Of hospital clothing 1000 pounds Of
handagcs. 100 bales Of absorbent cotton
and 5000 yards of gauze to the German
Red Cross and 1000 pounds OF bandages,
80 bales OF absorbent cotton. 1000 yards
OF gauze and ten cases OF hospital cloth
ing Ia the American Hospital In Munich.
another heavy shipment Of hospital sup
plies to France by the Rochambeau. SAIL
ing on Saturday.
Enrico Caruso came TO the fore yester-
day with an OFFER which promises to draw
large crowd and perhaps large sums
OF money to the art exposition for the
benefit OF the war sufferers which If being
held at the Pietro Studios. $50 Firth ave-
nue.. Caruso will be at the exposition
/ to-day and tomorrow TO sell some OF
the 10000 worth OF art objects on eN-
| hlhltion there. to sing or do anything else
that may help swell the fund lie visited
the exposition once before, but merely as
n spectator. This time h. Is going to
buy and sell and otherwise Aid the COM
mittee in its work.
The teachers, pupils and graduates OF
| the Misses Mays School In Boston have
subscribed $3.50 TO the American Nolun-
/ tocr Motor Ambulance Corps Additional
subscriptions may be sent to Brown Bros
| 80 Wall street. The Ambulance Corps
was organized by Richard Norton OF Bos-
| ton.
Moving pictures Of the war arranged
/ by the Museum OF French Art. with IN
! cooperation Of Pathe Freres, will be shown
| tonight at the Scrlbncr Building FIN
| avenue and Forty-eighth street. and VIII
/ occupy two hours in their unwinding \
/ sp,cial admission price Of 81 will he asked
/ The proceeds will he for the beneht OIL
| the women and children OF France ana
| Belgium.
| A lecture for the benefit OF the Red
Cross on Art with special reference to
the Cathedrals OF Europe in the War
Zone" will be given by Frank Alvah
Parsons In the meeting house OF the
! Ethical culture Society. West sixty
fourth street, tomorrow at +. NJ. Ad-
mission will be 81.