The New York herald., 1871-10-14

Company have donated. through passenger agent
kimbalt Superintendent Mongam and Mr.. Morse,
he soS pay Yp s o. % y
TO Colonel FISK to morrow.
Ihe workingmen IN Y. T.. James establishment,
corner OF Thrty-seyenth street aud Tenth avenue,
Fave abandoned their annual target excursion and
donated the proceeds $4,000 to the general fund.
: ~sbssaH" BRAVE BOYS ARE THEYu @8we tst
TO THE EDITOR or THE iEaAiD:- ~ 'f1'-3s
No. 35 addressed the boys OF The school on Wcdnes
day morning and called ppon them 20 aid the chi
, caeo sufferer The boys were very enthusiastic n
surprised eyen the teachers. the several classes
Appointed their treasurers and had subscription
books which were rapidly being filed with names.
from the boys, and expect more before the end OF
the week. They have also each brought bundle Of
project the sueres and our principal, Mr.. Forbes,
will see that they are all sent as soon az possible
WIN also respond TO the Chicago sufIerersY Faith
fully, y. s. G. r.
"Dramaticn suggests to the fraternity OF mana
gers and artists that an agent be sent to Chicago
with contributions to relieve the sufferers Of the
IL APPEAL TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Robert y; Kyle, OF be Murray street suggests a
eenS o q
scrip'lon to. which gentlemen OF his Calling alone
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The young lades--nunlDering 200-employed by
DaTss Rn ss
Of clothing ana shipped It TO Chicago are now pre-
pared TO give one davis labor for making up sheets
pillow cases or bedticks Messrs. Dawes II Tanning
arc pleased to say that all articles entrusted to their
care will be made up and promptly returned TO the
donor ON the day after their receipt, proposing TO
turn for three days all their sewing machines on
such work. DAWES X TANNING, ~ =
~ 9s and 100 Franklin street, New YORK.
The collection In Trnity church on Sunday next
wll be Tor the Chicago sufferers.
st cONGREGATION TEMPLE ADATH JRsHURUN.
Chicago Dire at the Temple West rhiriy.nin,h street,
near seventh avenue, to-day at ten A. NJ -s
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
.ff al0 rf Ets NEW YORK, Oct IL, 1871
o6edlent to the sacred cal o. ch arlty, the Society
York; sOlciis and Will faithfully remit TO the Bishop
Administrators Of Chicago. the Right Rev. Thomas
a. Foley ID. d., contributions in rellef OF the fright
ful dcStitutOn causcI by the recent terrible con-
flaeratlOn IN the city or chicago. 1h fta "a G
Offerings TO this end sent to the address OF James
r.. HENRY JAMES ANDERSON, President.
NAf THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE. M NeA
The Relief Committee Of the Chamber OF Com
mcrce held regular meeting at the rooms OF the
A solution was passed lnstructlnR the commit
tee to arrange the distriDuton or The funds contrib
se e ady a. Woa
Tic appeal TO the public has been drawn up and
now awaits the instructions OF Mr.. Low to pub
lish 1t. Numerous letters were read from residents
OF Chicago giving an account OF the terrible
CALAMITY. l 8sV, 4 S..3 1B rOC} e&lr3 AetAVl
Mr.. Wright read teleqraphic despatch to the
eject that GO, ooo was subscribed at meeting al
The Langham Hotel LONDON, Yesterday, and
ordered TO be paid by telegraph Immediately.
. The Mayor OF Birmingham al o sends fl,o0o to the
Mayor OF Chicago. ss@
The Mayor OF London telegraphs:- -A
The corporation Of London, through the Lord Mayor
send TO the Mayor Of Chicago their deep sympathy and
contribution Of loo guneas. ,rf ssf-H It'll. eEA
b MIR. Cyrus Field stated that the Telegraph Com
pany would pass free all ocean messages relative to
the Chicago lief matters, HHt3s sGn& lssaN
The meeting then adjourned until eleven O'Clock
to-day. 2f nNttAN i"sW @N&t
sg ear, GLENHAM HOvE1. GUESTS. .s tt tt4a
Mrs. william o. Lnthfcum and Mrs. A. II. Cranv,
permanent guests Of the -Glenham Hotel, Fifth
avenue, visited the other lady guests OF the house
and through their active generosity Accumulated .
quantity OF clothing for the Chicago sufferers
Among the number that contributed may be men
toned Mrs. Charles Trdcey MRS. E. =. Dickey
Mrs. A. II. Crany, Mrs. William Goddard, Mrs. Con
mover, Mrs. W.tO. Linthicum, Mrs. NJ Lester. Tn
garments were taken IN charge by MI. d. +. Ran
dali, who volunteered to see them expressed to tn
Mayor Of Chicago. F4a1NCs & iit IS HDaE hNfN II