Dr. To The National Relief Committee [B]Ltq. 14,784 51 The New England Relief Committee " 5,667 25 The Worcester Relief Committee " 402 18 The Ladies' Relief Committee, of Chicago " 922 50 The Friends of Philadelphia, through Asa S. Wing " 481 69 Citizens of Newark, through C.H. Stout, Esq. " 674 65 Citizens of Milton, North Dakota " 4 66 St. George's Church S.S. through C.H. Stout, Esq. " 40 06 Ransom Post, G.A.R., Wales, Minn. " 2 95 The Davenport, Iowa, Relief Committee " 54 78 American Ladies in Geneva, Switzerland " 5 85 Miss Phillips, Mission school, Balisori, India " 13 20 Mrs. Dr. Galbraith, Tarentum, Pa. " 3 30 "Sailors' Rest," Genoa, Italy " 2 33 A citizen of Chester, N.J. " 02 Miss Mayham Winter, Philadelphia, Pa. " 1 14 The American National Red Cross (special) " 3,376 66 ---------- Total " 26,437 73 Cr. By telegrams and cables Ltq. 245 12 Cash sent to interior " 18,965 70 Relief expeditions, general " 2,917 81 Relief expeditions, medical " 543 68 Wages account " 421 20 General expense account " 138 02 Red Cross Headquarters, Field " 235 05 Stationery and printing " 128 79 Expense account, travel and maintenance " 542 36 Donations for relief of orphan children " 100 00 Emergency Fund, deposited with W.W. Peet " 2,200 00 ---------- Total " 26,437 73 I have carefully examined the books, accounts and vouchers of the American National Red Cross, in its relief work in Asia Minor, and find everything correct and accurate. (Signed.) GEORGE KUNZEL, _Accountant, Administration Ottoman Public Debt_. CONSTANTINOPLE, _August 1, 1896_. [B] Ltq. 2,223.78 of this sum was Special Red Cross Funds drawn from Brown Brothers & Company. Ltq.--Turkish Lira about $4.40. Ltq. 26,437.73 $116,326.01. GENERAL FIELD AGENT'S REPORT. ANATOLIA, ASIA MINOR.