Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-08
The Monument Subscribers.

ADDITIONAL LIST OF NAMES, FURNISHED by THE
TREASURER.
The Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association, DIR. Nolcn, furnishes us
the following -
On the list Of subscriptions published in
Tuesdays paper, there was one item of S15525,
as collection at the unveiling of the monument
This is an error in so far that most Of the larger
contributions on that occasion are mentioned and
credited in the individual subscriptions while
some of the individual subscribtions are credited
in the collection. part should only have ap-
peared as public collections which could not be
traced to individual contributor, while the bal
ance should have been credited as follows ac-
cording to the Secretary's books
j. S. Valentine, $500; A. H. Grimshaw, George
Buzine George Thorn, H. G. Porter, A. e.
Robinson, $500; Edward McInall, Jr Hamilton
Thompson, 90; VIM. H. Yanhorn, 50 90; Thos.
Mcintyre, $500 Enoch A. Nield, $780, Wm. Nc
Cartney, $500; James Clark, 50 90; John Ingram,
$780, John Wood. 5000; Alfred Webb, $500;
Samuel Porter. $500; Jane Greenlee, $500
Lizzie livsey, S200; Mrs. Mary Wier, $500
Wm. Luke, B. II. Moore, Friend, Victor Sterling,
s. I. d Shilling, William Lea, $1,000 VIM. NJ.
Pyle, Adam Grubb, Edward W. Grubb, John Pal
mer, Joseph Il. Phillips, Benjamin Price, Samuel
W. Moore, Hanson Harman, 81 0O Rev. La
Fayette Marks, S500 David Bush, $500
W. c. Cantwell, j. NJ. Pusey, Dr. O. Harlan.
Ne
5000 Prof, John c. Harkuess $500 Saml.
Biddle, John L. Elliott, Rev. G. H. Smyth. JAS
Fighter, Taylor Stroud, Saml n. pusey, L. Farm
horn, Kate $. Garrison, Willie S. Mitchell,
$500 Thos. Mitchell, $500 Michael ]. Heafy,
Rev. Geo. W. Folwell, $500 John Kirkman,
Thos. johnson, Amy johnson, Ralph Fenton,
j. ID. Goodwin. Mrs. Mary Long, w. W. Davis.
In the above list, the amounts are given where
known, In cases where the amounts are not
given, they are credited ON the books as being
the collections of members of the committee on
subscriptions contributed by the names given
above. In addition to the above, Joshua T.
Head should be credited with the value of the
lot donated by him, valued at S,200O and cash
charged with the same amount, $1,000.
MIR. cRozIER's SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mr.. Eli Crozier has obtained the following sub
scrptlons to aid in the payment of the debt of
the Association, said subscriptions being condi-
toned by the raising of the whole amount;
Robt. Scott, S25 Washington Jones, $50 ;
Saml. NJ Harrington $40 VIM. McCaulley. $40;
NJ. NJ. Child, $40 JOB II. Jackson $40 James
Bradford, S25 Weldie & Son, $40 Edward
Mcdowell 80 w. $. Bullock So; W. II. Naff,
slO Edward L. Rice, $40 4. D. Warner. $40 ;
cal Printing Co, Sl0 jenkins a Atkinson,
Mr. Crozier is laboring assiduously in this mat
ter and feels sanguine of his ability to raise
the amount required. He is strongly opposed
TO the proposed transfer of the monument to the
city, and has sufficient confidence in the patr-
otism of the people to believe they will resond
to the appeal that has been made to them 10
prevent it. From what he can gather bv his as
sociation with the citizens Of Wilmington they
are emphaticslly opposed to the transfer.