Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-16

Loring Goes & Co Employees of II A
and employees 800 Tyrrell Co. 81
Additional from Seth Daniels, Ok
Wash5arn & No Emory Harwood
ems Grove street of Oxford, %
and Quinsigamd Richards, Metcalf
wire mil, 25S 80 Co, %
st Paups fair; re- ii Morgan, %
ceipts at door NJ HOlbrook %
Thursday eyeu'g, 26O Dawson Guild, %
L Barnard and Bar l. Hatch 25
nard Sumner & d ) Burgess 25
cRa has, smith, 260 johanna eGi 9Sf Han, IS
Willard Jones s. Co Blood Sons
and employees, lab and employees, %
Employees Of w Il Albert Tolman. 25
Wheeler, 1lS SO Geo w Russell, %
Bgelow & Albee & 5 Warren Son, 20
employees, ia Is Employees of Mich
Employees Of c G OILS 4 johnson, q 50
HOughton, Ill * Richmond and
Employees of II employees, q
Fay 4 Co, 1913 ii A Marsh 20
p Emory Aldrieh, 100 B Hamilton, 20
5 Haywood, 100 Jos Stearns 20
w A Wheeler, 100 Benz Thayer 20
Joseph Pratt 100 G a Hamilton 20
G. q HOughtOn, 100 W a Williams, 20
Aaron Leland, 100 Employees of Snow
IL Hammond & Bros, II 81
Co. 40 j Henry Hill, 10
Employees of S w f Prentice & Co
Haywood 50 and employees Is
Employees Of Head Rising Star Lodge
& BrittOn, Is s. ofGOod Tempars, Is
Employees of \ Tol- Nathl Paine 10
man & Co, 6S j Stockwell, 10
Mrs Calvin Will Cash, 10
lard so Chas Nash, 10
p Cook & co, 30 Pratt s Percy, 10
L henney Co, 90 W & E PeaSe, 10
\ B Lowell, so Otis 5 Hammond, 10
" Wheeler, o. w Whiting and
Mrs . X Earle 90 employees 10
Mrs Deborah Fales, Patrick O'Rourke, 10
Oxford, 80 Mrs j II Geraud 10
Employees of A Earle s. Fuller, 10
Hammond & Co, so Hiram Turner, TO
l. GOrham & Co, 50 Geo Waterman, 10
A harrington, 46 SO ) A Richardson, 10
Geo Chandler, 40 Mrs & E hillyer 10
Employees Of Whit Spaulding knowl-
G I Atchison and J Z Newton, 10
employees, 30 81 VIM Pease s. 60,
Chas Fuller's enc Oxford, 10
poyes, addIt'nal, 80 II Bulum, Ok
cline shop, 81 Employees of Cod
j Wheeler & Co dard & Nye, 10
and employees, 81 80 Employees of Chas
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Il, F. Geer, N ii. cutting, A NJ. Allen, w, s.
Spring. l., NJ. Lowell, Hugh McDermott Thomas
f. M!Aenna, Michael Shaahy, James Power, Eliza
Ilumes, j. w. Wright, Thomas II. Smith, cash,
NOrcross Bros. employees additional Scion Bryant,
Mrs. f.. Hlliard. John Altman, f. W. CHEERING
ton, Jos Gross j. G. Bennett, Il. Jewett, George
Beberbach Thaddeus Robinson, Jos A. How
land, William Brown, u. b. Very, James H. Ban
croft, $ W. Phatteplace B. F. Sibley, f. L. Mes
singer, George W. Barton, So each: employees of Il.
X. Fiske, Jeremiah Cahill and L. Wright "a each /;
hutchinson & Wright, George Sweetser employees
of W. E. Allen, Z. B. Nichols, +. E. ThurstOn and
William johnson, So each; employees of A. b..
Adams, $3.50; Martin Crouan, $2.25; Charles II.
Burleigh, Il. b. Smith, Augustus Mann, James
noung' Mrs. william Brown; Henry Mann, NJ A.
fhelan, Thomas Conyeroy, Jos Johnson, Il. Mar
shall, b. Mowry, j. Il. Black, Z. Boyle, George II.
start William Ryan, Michael Mallan, So each (;
Mark Lindsay and James Handy, Sl.75 each an
onymOus subscriptions, SIS rs; Il. W Squier, ID. II
Dederdoft, 5. IL. Taylor H. Pearson, X. Warning, N.
Wilkins, L. II. RawsOn, Thomas Fleming, Ernest
drews, s. f Field, j. B West, w. h. Huse, f. f.
Pamenter, Lyman Hubbard, Il Seymour, Nap Guer-
ton, Shattuck, Aaron White, William Whit
ney, Peter Moran, w Cunningham, J McDermott,
James I Forrest, Jerry Brastow, w II Seagrave, A
Reutell, Judge, - Fullerton, Edward Morse,
Reuben Burr Chequer. Fallon, Holland,
George Quelet, Entwlste, j Mcdonald, james
Campbell, + Bradshaw, ii Harlow, p Gelger, I
Hartman, James Rooney, Mrs Sarah Lincoln, o p
Bushnell, II Kimball, cash, employees of Tyler &
Seagrave, 81 each; Thomas Crafey, so cents
WORCESTER, Oct. IA, 1S71-9P NJ.
Subscriptions tins day Observation-Disclosures. 50, ABS 81
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29,364 So
Tota.............,...................s 88, 1903 26
CHAs. b. WHITING, Treasurer.
The committee have announced the city con.
tributions us follows:
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. IA, 1871.
Hon. A. b. Mason, Mayor Of Chicago Dear Sir.
The enclosed slip will show you what mas been done
here during the past three days 1t is probable that
much more will be added We tee safe III saying
that at least $4,000 in cash will be subject to your
order, after the contributions of Masonic and other
bodies reported with the general subscription, but
which will be distributed under their own superyis-
Joni have been deducted.
If you desire 1t, the committee here will purchase
and forward such articles as may be most needed,
under such directions as you may designate.
Very respectfully yours,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Chairman,
CHAs. b. WHITING, Treasurer
of Citizens Committee
| WORCESTER Mass, Oct. IA, 1871.
n. u. sargent Esq, Chicago; Sir; The enclosed
official notice to your mayor l. sent TO your care and
we trust that in thus avaiing ourselves of the
vices OF former townsman, and in asking you to
confer with the mayor as to the disposition of the
| Worcester contribution. we may be enabled TO aid
your people the more etlectually, and to accomplish
more than might otherwise result therefrom.
Very Respectfully,
| STEPHEN SALISBURY,
| Chairman Citizens Committee