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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
6elp manteb.

A GENTS WANTED.-We shall issue new
N SUBSCRIPTION BOOK week for which We wish Geasrsi
Agents n the Middle and Southern States
destined sale the will be liberal Price
who employ others will sGd for ,heiA
". j. HOLLAND K Co,
Springfield, Mss.
r IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED
Our mode Of pecuisr
and prove profitable good uep Address INSURANCE..
p o. Boz 1870 City.
WANTED-FOr ain old and well established
Life Insurance Co.. GENERAL AGRNr for the
Metropolitan business well experienced insa-
Agents address giving reference and expesnc, r. o. Sss
6,l3l, SewYOrk City.
WANTED-FOr my new Piano Forte Factory,
w 200 PIANO %oRKMEN steady guaaateed-
j. p. HALE, 479 Tenth-sye.
VNANTED-An active, intelligent YOUNG
w MAN TO SELL useful article Banke Merchants
&c. Address, With reference, c. A. W., TnbuRe ofee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Committee Buildings Repairs and Furniture Of the Depart
o. Public Instruction The oce Of the Clerk OF said Department
Grand and B until WEDNESDAY, June H. and until
O'Clock for the work aud materials for the alterations repairs fur
and painting Of Grammar Schools Nos. - aud a.
Paus and specifications At tae once OF TIE superintendent
Of Buildings aud Repairs. No. li6 Grandst third hoor
The successful bidders will be held strictly 20 the time allowed for the
10 each proposal contain the
names OF two responsible and approved sureues.
The Committee right reject am all Of the proposals
LORIS INGRRsoLL
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
FRANCIS A. PALMER
Committee on Buildings, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the Ward the oee Of the Cerh 20
the Public of Grand and Elm
until WEDNESDAY 1871
said day TIE erection Of School house the lots knoss
Nos JIG Fnh Plans and spea cations for said School
Office Of Of Bangs s9
Repairs, No, 40 Grad third fO0tl D..
Proposals the for each braph Of the
ratey Proposal for work. Proposal
penisr.uork," Proposal for Painting"
responsible approved will be required from each
bidder proposal Will be considered IL which
school the Of
proposals offered deemed for The public interest 70 DO
EDWARD LANE,
CHARLES KINKRL
WILLIAM FISCHER
JOHN BIRNES,
STEPHEN rHBRRY.
Board Of Trustees Seventeenth ward
Dated June 10, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
HIos PEE SsrEh Ir IS Stl ST. June AZ i; s

THE N.TioSaL P,KK B.SK % NEN;YohE. June 20 lsIl
THE DIRECTORS of TINS Bank have tins
Il d,y deraia Dividend or SIX 90 PER CENT, hee Of Gov
eminent tar payable the first ofJulT rroIIno
J L. WORTH Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

NOTTCE.-The quarterly and sem-annual in
~ pres July 1874 the BONDS ofhe STATE OF GEORGIA.
be ps and after that date the surrender OF the at
The Fourth National Bank RUFUS y. BULLOCK,
Of GEORGIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

JEPYRRsoSyILIE, Ind MAY "a 1871.
DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, in
duplicate viii be received at this one until the 2stb day Of June
Ws Tents Flies thousand nine hundre Common
Tent, more without poles pins from material Except sewing
furnished bg the United delivered
the Depot Jefferson vile naBa The Tents when
will be delivered 81 the pce for Inspection.
right reject ali bids regarded as dsdyanageous Is re-
seryei BY the Government.
Bidder are invited to present opening Proposals
addressed undersigned and distinctly ndosed Proposals. for tue
Manufacture Of Tenis"
Por spec scsons conditions and further information apply to this
Office -
BIZ order Of the QuAtsrmsser Genenl, G. H. HOYT,
nepo Quarter aasfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

METROPOLITAN NArIOyAL BANK,
No. 1O6 BRoApwAr, Hgw-YoRK, June p. 1871.
nIVIDEND.-The Directors of the METRO
IL POLITAS NATIONAL BANK have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL Dividend Of FVE 90 PER CENT payable the h
MONDAY OF Jaly next
books Will be closed until July 9, pror
GEO / SESEY Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

i 0swRGO MIDLAND RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER
CENT GOLD BONDS Ju 49, vii be paid 90 aud ai that date
nee Of Government tex presentation be OF GkoRGE
OPDYKR Co.. EeN-i Schedules OF will be
received from III The Transfer Books Of the Registered Bonds
viii close on the 25th inst, and reopen July !.
Norwich n Y June &C. l8ll D. C. LlIIBEJOHN, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

Al special meeting Of the Borl Of Comm soneTs Of the Department
ofPu PARKS held The 10TH day u Jane 1884, the following
t0l adopted; ,... 80.
IoreI fhst rule, and regulations ~ the puc
anu and I C Of Scg Yark be published IN lo
dssi. aatd - Corporation pspsrs according TO laW;
UkQ al. VAN kVLI, Comptroller, u. P.P,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
Dipiocno Notices.

NATIONAL Trust CoNPAsY CITY oF NHw-YORE,l
26 and 2GJ Broadway, n. L., June 10, 1871.
nIVIDEND.-The Trustees of this Company
~ declared DIVIDEND -FOUR PEI CENT free OF Govern
payable and after Monday the % day Of July
books will be closed End the 10Th Of June until
july D. 1911 JAMRS MRRRRLL Secretary.
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me0oins CARDS, &f.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
"A ton-st-WEDDISG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY Rst.h-
ished 1881
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BOari q Trustees
Nilrit enth
Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
JUDGE LEDWITJ.

What Mr.. Roswell ". Hatch says ibeut
| E.cdwih's supreme Court Business md His
! Alleged Surrender TO Tamniauy-rae Judge
True to tae Committee CT Sevanty-iIe
ScGrns Tamnauy's Hribc.
| The statement which appeared In one OF The
morning papers to the effect that Judge Iedwrl
| had gone over to Tammany by accepting It's non.
nauon for the Supreme Court caused a good deal
| OF unnecessary comment In political circles yester.
! day The supposed conversion was !oyfulIy dis.
| cussed by politicians OF the Tammany stripe as
| furnishing another argument in proof OF The old,
old story, every man has his price"
A HERALD reporter yesterday afternoon called on
Mr.. Roswell ID. Hatch, an intimate friend OF Judge
Ledwith. who was likewise mentioned as having
received the nomination for Judge or the Superior
Court Mi. Hatch submitted with cheerfu a!acriiy
TO the process OF interviewing, and the conversation
iiEroRTgR-How about the story that Judge Led
with. the malnsta; anu pillar OF reform, has de-
many for considerations
MIR. HbIcH-There IS not word Of truth In the
po IN can ,n asgre you IL seems ,o to nave oeen
doubt on Judge Ledwith's ndeliiy. The Judge Told
rspsTs aa' ~. e 9. sss1
foundation for the statement.
RE. 0RTER-WhO started II. then?
Nj. HAToH-I have my suspicious, but cannot
ttc.an make the remark that Judge Ledwith had
probably made up his quarrel with Sweeny and
taken tue Supreme Court nomination, but judge
Ledwith replied 10 these rumors that mis-
career has been consistent one and since
he was twenty-one years OF age whatever Offices ne
he had obtained he had Wrested from Tammany
ii all against all rs efforts to defeat him.
RECONCILIATION the story was set ahoat TO UNI
dcriDine Judge Ledwitn's pcsuon?
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING. II was intended to iniure
the cause or reform, so that the Commit
tee OF seventy should get the idea that Judge Led
win is not reliable opponent or the corIuplontsis.
The object OF Janmany IL 10 take the Judge out OF
this movement ana out OF local politics Tor the future,
ana TO put him into a sort OF harmless sineeure,
where the dignity OF his position would prevent hIn
from taking active part III politics: or, Presi-
dent Lincoln sald they are "trylng to put MIN In
hole"
REpoRTER--W ould you accept the once OF Judge
OF the Superior Court II Nominated.
r.r. HArCH-(Ratber modest about &C. but evil
IDENTIFY s'would " he could')-We, don't say that
] should decline but time 10 talk about that; let Inc
first receive the nomination.
The moral of this is that though every man may
have his price, Judge Leuw!th cannot be purchased
with TammanY's tempting oNer Of Judge Of the
supreme Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19

psrks enlyshat for the annual RUNNING exrenseS OF e
rarksapd 10 aiGion 90 Inc al S55 81 already
exendei shown ~ licaton the parks
The same months.
As appears W the statement Of your dcpartnsn. tho
DAYS beng tho time witch they in tho
your department. Is @.Slst ~ aaa for the expenses OF
Their are and government S6us.6'd %.
" Is not al this TIME piorosed enter upon the question
rs 10 IRE manner IN which these great OF money
exPenaed nor to speak Of the character OF the results
attained Ny pycscnt duty involves tie inquiry tho
sawlu authority o tie Department Of Paris make
expenditures and OF this department. 10 provide moneys 70
sacos them.
sor of the moneys furnished by this department
department oil Parks 10 he refunded iron assessments
on property others from taxation others rom the ayais
ii The Parks Department without lawful warrant. applies
money fun by this aeparea purposes other than
those Tor which they provided great confusion must
In above alluded TO, Il 10 stated that
There is vested IN the Comprolicrs any other
department TO call TO make report on any subject
Is there here Is the Finance
Department LEFT by the law powcess TO ascer ain whether
funds have been applied to other than those con-
It, or the payment Of npropcr claims or TO keep eapena
lures Within the limits Of the lawP In this connection re-
spcculy call 10 the notice OF the Department OF PARKS inc
following sections OF the so-calisi new charter.
SEoTloN S. The Finance Department shall nave conroi
OF all the fiscal OF the sn q ns s
ration shall prescrbe the forms OF keeping ana render.
ing all city accounts and the manner 10 which Al aAes
shall drawn the mode by which all creditor 0cers
ana employees OF the corporation shall be paid
a. All accounts rendcreito or kept IN the other de-
shall be subject u the inspection ard OF
the officers department, and II shall settle and ADJUST
claims favor of against the corporation ana an ac
Ia which the corporation 10 concerned ~ deoor OF
sEoa All moneys the city treasury shall be
upon for the expenditure thereby examiner ana
allowed by The AUDITOR and app ovea oy tho
VIII the OF Parks the kindness to send e
Ly that department. much obgo yours, very respect
fully. ANDREW H. GREEN, Deputy Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
NEW YORK SUPPLIES FORWARDED.
\ Further. List OF tho,
D0nOa.<.

We continue the list OF supplies contributed by our
citizens for the alienation OF the sufferers by the
Chicago fre, They have all gone forward to the
charred city, ami vii! be appreciated by the needy
All boxes, parcels sent to the Offices OF the
New YORK and Boston Express Company. corner or
Spring street ana Broadway; Twen;ythird street
aud Broadway, Grand opera House. Dr. HepwOrth's
church, corner Of Park avenue and Thiyty.fourth
street; 20 Park place, or the Twcniy.tnrd street
ferry, will he forwarded and acknowledged In this
list, or they viii lie called for at the houses If
notices be sent TO the Grand opera House. The fol-
loving completes the list Of all articles secured and
forwarded up 10 last evening"
No; SILL oppenhelmer tos East Feh street, barrel
NO. sa.Miss Neville ~ wesi Forty street. bun.
80. $40 John J. gadi, I Bank street, box odas and
No. 900 -Ne,e P.,tans, box clothing.
No. gt-lwenticth precinct police, bos clothing.
No %sMrr belmont, i-a West Twenty street,
No a,3 Mrs. stewart swes, Foy-seventb street. box
No. AA J. Nathan M Seventh avenue package cloth
10. eos John Davidson, case clothing
No sb-Heny j. Bur,cbgl. Lexington avenue. case
No. eo7Mrs s. Loe~ i4i Tss Fifty sixth street, case
No. 1s-hbbIe 0. Hover, I bundle clothing.
No. ilf Mr. Thomas Kennedy. 'Si Lexington avenue
No. 80 &cGunness New York 20 barrels bread by d.
pw,gs; - l. GA up ep ss clothing
assorted knit goods
Nor Ni-Aj H. whne. OF Erie Railway, Is mattresses,
hurd ea blslseis.
No. sls MIR ". g. Emmett, 81 West Forty ninth street,
case clothing.
NO els~-iady svmpsiL7rr bundle clothing.
No el7-Dr Ta;crshl ~ CAnl street nic clothing
No eis-Wilam MsIhcn. Mot street cash $50.
No zig Thomas Lewis chest an case merchs ndisr.
NO geo A. kuh SIS Hudson street, package coaks and
dress goods. !.
trunk c,o.hng
No el2 Newport, trunk and packages OF clothing.
No v,3 Boston, bag clothing.
No g2I-- No name. packages ciothinr.
cNo. Osir and Friends, | case csOthing.
No OBJ sons employees E5 BowcrY cases betd
No s3,No nAine box clothing. trunk, bundle bed
ding. . -, ,.,..-. .,a..,n,
| N. e,g No name. packages clothing
| No. Sac y. Pfaiaer barrel clothing
No s3isrs NJ l.. Garcia, $50 Sixth avenue, boxes pro
No. sa-prmary School No. B. Newark, N. j., case cloth
No or A Friend East Orange N. j.. case ciothiog
4 No. ag4 -s22 Fast Tenth street, Trunk clothing,
10. a35--Ai Souls church (Dr Beilowsb large csSe
| cioihing.
| No. g3o-Mn Trouiter case clo,hiuE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
CHARLES O'C0N0R.

He Will Prosecute the siding" for the sake
OF Justice--NO Political CiiGucs to Have In.
6uence with Him.
There was considerable excitement in political
circles yesterday over the interview, rs published
IN the HERALD, which took place On Monday be-
tween the Governor and the special committee SCI
up to Albany by the Committee OF Seventy to have
talk with him about the city troubles. The excite
ment was occasioned not so much by the fact OF The
interview having taken place rs that Mr. Charles
OConor had been empowered to prosecute the
'Ring.n There were THOSE who asserted that Mr.
oConor would not take upon himself the
onorous duty Of making up crusl.
ing case against the accused parties, as
he would be unable to spare he tme
necessary for preparation. However, it is under:
stood that he wili not shrink from the task imposed
upon him, and IN Conversation upon The subject ne
YESTERDAY said to genileman,"l WI! comply
tuIe all practicable measures for
TIL ATTAINMENT OF JUSTICE.
No delay will take place beyond what may he abso-
slrous that those WHO had eop responsible for the
frauds committed in the city government should be
ures should be loit untrlod, until they had been
dealt with as severely as the law could deal with
Them. He expressed 1t as his opinion that one OF
the four men VINO composed the Ring, aud possibly
tWo, might be found to DC innocent OF the frauds;
..'bnr." he added, 'as to the second II he
man indeed" lie also stated that lie felt certain
that the guilty parties would be driven from power
be ore The prosecutions which would be Instituted
were brought to close; 'ior.' said he 81 felt from
me very moment this crusade was made against
them that 1t would end In their destruction. / do
not say that that VIII come In week. In o month;
but IL will Gomez
In answer to a question "a 10 whether he did not
believe great deal o tho hue and cry made against
the powers that be was due TO the anxiety or one
class OF politicians to secure the places of another
class he replied, Il am against all who 10 into this
thing with political desires.n lie also added that
he did not apprehend any trouble at The next cleo
ton. aud that all the talk about boodshed ana riots
he regarded as without the slis htest fou udation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
THE CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Alleged Observation-Disclosures Of lite Affairs

Alleged Nni.Administrati0n Of lite Affairs.
To Tnr EDITOR on HERALD
Your correspondent from Chicago, In his graphic c0umu
from that city In your issue OF Saturday last spoke
OF the nedciency OF the Chicago Fire Department and II
your editorial Monday you strike the keynote OF The real
cause OF tho terrible destructive res which have visited
tina, city Of years. Such fearful fires and great losses "a
our companies be laid alone 70 the nedciency
OF that branch Of the city service.
The department controlled ~ the Board OF Fire Commits
,ioners consisting of T. b. Brown tPresiden r. 0undt
Marx sheridan and other whose name do not know
the state OF discipline under their administration
has resulted In the almost entire destruction OF
this once beautiful and prosperous city. NO o1u'r
prevails at Ares every Ge MS Own mss ss
ana does no individually secs ~ Engns s ike
Country barns The Fire Marshal Chie Engineer Is IN,
dIgnind n bis intercourse Win ns men IL sroSs engine
houses In the matter Of supplies Mr.. Brown a. President
Of the Commission sskss ns noSus has been
more marked than condition Of the hose wnicn mas 0
late been supplied TO me ,hs Se. ~ os The
experience OF New YORK and Brooklyn I: such nat hey
.!ars The most .n h.s v s9s seldom gel OF the
baldinU where they o,.nays nr IN, M, hermit suc man
Of sas Department
their duties they unworthy Q, confidence Chicago
should wo y, h5ec ,ne se'ss o.
organizer o. the eIcien Fire Department
Snd such M YORK aSa oossS s Sss
proud Of and secure r in one tning Is certain
nnaerwri,ers win abandon Chicago 70 her fate meeting Of
Chicago should Join them and demand immediate change
and reorganization Many Insurance companes have bcsn
partmeni able 70 cope with almost any are and with thu
dcusion have bocn plugged Lotto oanxruptcv vERtVAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
JUDGE LEDWlTU AND TsnuiyY.
Mr.. Lcdwth Denies Having Entered Into
Any Compact With the Chiefs Of the
Wi&wan.

Wi&wam
NO. III NASSAU Strict, New York;
Oct. j., 1911.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEHsLD:-
SIR;-in the New York sun OF this date find An
article headed "Ledwth bought or which eeems
10 intimate that corrupt bargain, involving nv
personal and political Integrity had been entered
into between 1ammany Hall and myself TO result
in my nomination. 10y that organization the Office
OF "Supreme Court Justice"
ordinarily / should not be inclined 10 answer
charges made without authority, but In times like
these feel IL MY duty 10 place myself properly be-
fore the pcoplc OF THIS city.
While 1t Is true that many citizens, irrespective
OF party, as We'll as members OF the different polit
cal organizations (Tammany Hail Incl1dcdl, have
rendered me their support for the Office OF supreme
Court Justice, II ! should he q candidate /
have made any bargain or entered INTO any
compact or agreement whatever with Taniinany
Hall OF It's leaders, looking 10 my nomination for
any ofllcc or compromising my position IN the ranks
OF tie reform party 70 be utterly GrounG.ess aud
without the least shadow of truth.
trust that my consistent record as as opponent
OF fraud and corruption In our municipal govern.
meat and my wen known attachment 90 the pur.
noses aud measures or the honest reform move
ment will set At rest any aud all future ISLANDERS or
ATTACKS OF this nature
eve my political position 20 tile people, ana
intend TO stand by them az al hazards. Yours,
truly THOMAS A. LEDWITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

W6suiSGToY, oct ls. 1871.
Lieutenant Commander byron Wilson has been
ordered TO duty in the Equipment Department at
the Nor.ok Navy Yard Lieutenant Seth NJ Ackley
10 The Naval Observatory. Captain william A.
" lers has been detached rom duty IN the Bureau
al ordnance and ordered 10 the command OF the
practice SHIP Constellation; Lieutenant II. Il. VIII
son. from special ordnance day III Ilti5burg aud
ordered TO The Cons citation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
Other Aid.
BRoSkLYy RELIEF raR TIE CHICAGO SUI.
FfEERS.

The subscriptions TO the fund for the relief OF The
Chicago sufferers are continued at the Office Of Mayor
Kalbfcisch. Only $3.50 was contributed yesterday.
The amount appropriated 10y the city, together with
the amount raised at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music, and the subscriptions ut The Mayors Office,
Is Sl2S,0oO This. together With $4,000 raised
through the churches Of the city makes total OF
$la3,o0p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
aEeirsEgLsW9N Or Yesterdays coz.
LECf;1ys.
LETTERS AND OFFERS.

"E.iitic EarefoOt's" Purse Cpeu-SJ00 for
Artists.
IoSG BRANCH, n. j., Oct. II, 1871.
Mr., JAMES GORDON BENEFIT
DEAR SlE-Knowng that many OF the theatrical
profession have lost everything by the sad calamity
at Chicago, and hoping thar fund may DC formed
for their especial benefit, send you a check for
$40, to be devoted 10 their relief Yours, sincerely
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Home Cor One of the SmGercrs-A Lady,s
Offer.
MILTON, Oc'. Is 1871.
Mr.. JAMES G. BENNEr:-
My husband Is a hard working mechanic and
has pretty difficult matter to meet all his
own expenses. Sul we have pretty home
here and could give some woman home
one who IL willing and able 10 worg; for we all
do iouscwork Of al kinds as well as painting anu
music We have but little to give the sufferers by
The late frc: but il this oner s or any you can
mako use oft. There must he plenty of homes III
the country where one OF the poor creatures could
stay this winter or till they could do better Please
DO not purspny name IN the parcr We are making
have done spendllIy | was IN hopes to get the
box on this week, but do not think shall be ABLE
as the goods do not come in fast enough.
Other Aid.
The students OF the JUNIOR class OF the college Of
New York Will give an entertainment in aid OF the
Chicago fund on The evening OF the 27th. Mr. Van
Iicr, the photographer, OF Liberty street. has pre-
pan ed and put upon the market some nne photo
graphic views or the Chicago runs the entire sales
OF which viii be devoted the welfare or the SUI.
ferer=.
Commissioner Barr has received Ip to tbs day
from the police. for ie Chicago sufferers. sl1,3.7 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19

The sufferers By fires In Michigan. From MI the lisss
have seen published OF corporations. arms their
employees. &c. have heard none OF the hundreds.
may say thousands. OF men employed 10y horse car
railroads aud COACHES In New YORK and vicinity.
now think II a list was provided. headed by ths
oDcers OF the respective companies, and MA
amounts they saw nj to give opposite their narncs
DO placed before the men. that the amount that
would De raised would be OF considerable inport-
ance to our fellow beings IN Gisfrcss
i know there are some among them who have
known what 1t was 70 want help when they wero
pc 1niiess ana received II, and hoping they villa
think OF such events. send this one days paw ami
II list be provided. as have suggested, am willing
TO give as much more.
HORSE CAR CONDUCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
Grand total by the Chamber Of Commerce. s8as905

CORRECTIONS
The subscription by thr National Bank Note Company
the 18th instant Ut S10Donehaii OF the
pany and orc-hait account OF the euroveswas erro-
ncousy credited 70 the American Bank Note Company aud
its employees
The subscription Of $40 credited to Sessrs Rlngk0pf
Brothers In Yesterdays issue contributed ty the follow
ing named lrrlk -
r. Ncwmnn a Co.......&lcn r. Wasch 4 Co -. $50
NJ. GOLDMAN LOO Steiner, Bier Co... 81
Employees OF ElpdsSopf Julius G0idnlan.. -
Bros 4 $50
A. A. Low, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
SUCC0R FOa CHICAGO SUTrEIERS.
FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

Subioned Is a continuation OF the collections re.
ported yesterday in aid Of the Chicago sufferers.
New York leads every city OF the world IN Its Offer
inHs and the total SO contributed by other cities
in this country aud Europe will probably swell the
"Relief Fund, to $500 900 or $s,00o,ooo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19

From the Employing Frintcrs, per Mr.. Ed
ward q. JeIlksls, 60 North William Street,
Treasurer, 10 Whom aii Contributions May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-19
TEE FOREST FIRE FUND.
The People Awake TO the Necessi-
lies OF tho Sufferers.

Below will be found further donations made
yesterday for the sufferers by the forest fires In
Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa.