The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-07

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Contributions TO this fund may be sent to the
HERALD office; Mayor Havemeyer, City Hall; c. V.
B. Ostrander, President OF the Merchants Fire In
surance Company, No. 14s Broadway: Andrew W.
Ieggat, Collector OF Assessments, New Court
House; George Wilkes, NJ D., No. 16 North Wash
tngton square G. X. Lansing, Earle's Hotel; G.. j..
= zaorlskie, Cashier OF Peoples Bank, corner OF
Canal aud thompson streets; j. L. Davis, Sheldon
Co., No. 677 Broadway, and Rev. s. II. Weston,
y. D., No. East Fortyhfth street, or to the Rev.
Ayaa Wlswall Master OF st. Johns Guild, ST.
Johns chapel Varlck street.
Packages OF clothing, groceries, &C., should be
sent 10 ST. johns chapel, VaricK street, between
Laght and Beach streets or il an order be sent a
messenger wiz call Tor any packages.
., Hrs; Judge Brady, No 10 West Thirty-thlrd
and Mrs. F. p. Earle, No. "a West Fifty-second
street. have kindly consented to receive Subscrlp-
tons.
MASSACHUSETTS RESPONDS
The following correspondence Will explain it
orT1cK or CHARLES H. Trrror.
Boot sHoE. LAST AND Box MASurAcTu RER
PLEASANT STREET, ASHLAND, March 4, 1874
., e a By
i've pairs mems and boys heavy shoes which she Will
respectfully, '-'' '''S " " A'' {. H. ffnfo NY
The above letter was received as an enclosure,
with the following note:-
No. "a WEST Flrry,sncoyp STREET,
Rev. A. wrswALL, Master of ST. Johns Guild =
DsAs SIT great herewih send yor the
SEE % though ct
most excellent CHARITY M hsuTs ysfy p
The above were all distributed among the shoe.
less applicants before nightlall.
A GENEROUS GIFT.
With large package OF clothing the following
letter was received
OFFICE Z. r. DuRKER i Co.,
l3A l37 AND 139 WATER STREET :
NEW YORK. March 5, 1874 }
Rsy AIvAa WrswAL Master of St Johns Guild, ST..
DxAR SIR-We send you 500 worth OF clothing, made
BY the Brooklyn Female Employment Society, of 90
Court street as contribution TO the suffering poor
4. X. DtRKEE 4 CO.
This Kind contribution lasted, when placed in
tine clothing department, Just thirty minutes; but
in the SHOWS OF last night kept warmth, and, per-
maps, lie, IN score OF poor bodies who slept on
bare floors In hreless rooms or wandered home
less through the streets
THE CoNSUMPTfyE RICHARD sToAKEs
VIII sail for his home IN England to-day and the
following letter will be read with interest by those
who have assisted him
AUCTION AND CONFUSION House, OF J. W. wrsyxAr,,
WARaxs STREET, March 8, 1874. !
DEAR sIRAfter days trial 10 find out the person
or persons who had the power 10 give cabin pas
ticket for Richard stoakes reduced rate found
humanity in the OF Mr. Hurst the NATIONAL
Line than In any others He gave a first ella ~
saooon ticket tor $5D, and this PAID tor myself, and
now present TO Mr. stoakes, feeling It only what
put me IN his POSITION so that whatever funds can be or
have been collected tor him elsewhere he have
use upon his arrival in England. He will sail by the
ship Offices where called found that the person who
had the power 10 make reduction In price was gene
rally absent am glad TO see that so many have come
Forward 70 aid tins worthy and nope the voyage
JAMES W. WfsHMAN.