The New York herald., 1876-07-19
OTHER PATRIOTIC OFFERINGS.

GA" who is ''only girl" and to whose mind Gus
ters death rccas the grand old heroes of long ago.
sends 81, wishing it were more
H. X Penrod, the ''ceven year old OF old SOL
der and who is drilling daily TO prepare himself when
he becomes big to help kill the savages, forwards ten
cents for the monument.
george G. Hardy, of East Newark, sends s. and good
wishes.
p v. Tuuucy sends So 65, ''the subscriptions Of a
few workingnen of Harlem TO love TOR valor
and their adherence Of Crsarism alias Grantism.n
Mexican Veteran, who hopes that II fort is built
at the junction Of the Big and Little Horn rivers 1t will
be named Cluster Fortr sends 81 TO the fund
G. N. p Gale, formerly of Eleventh New York Have
lock battery forwards from Lake George ST. ito
monument over the men our country could not afford
to lose"
N. j., contribute 81 and hope that Uncle Sam will
trout the whole lot of Indians and their friends in
Washington
Richard Binder a German veteran Of the Iato war.
sends 81 and his three little children send cents
NJ " y. sends ''an humble ,rhuto from a schoolboy
fricndn in the shape OF 81 from Wa,crtown.
Idabcie, little girl ''whosc papa was In the war;
sends 81.
send 81 for the monument to 'the flower of tho
army"
little girl of five summers" sends 81 and her innocent
W. O. forwards 81 for the good work.
c. N. d.. of plattsburg, n. y, contributes 81 as
tribute from n cavalry man.
A. prplet. OF Stamford, sends sevcnty-nve cents,
the joint contributions Of "Litto Gracie Mother and
Grandma"
sThc reliable forwards fifty cents and would like to
sec the fallen hcro's widow provided for
Fannie Morgan. Katie, Robby and Alice of Jersey
City Hcghts, send jointly y from their pocket
money.
A shoemaker sends hny cents
II. L. u. forwards fifty cents
NJ Bronner. "a boy whose sympathy Is aroused ,,
forwards fifty cents
'Jcrscyman," of Jersey City, contributes thirty nvo
cents.
Allen Lovngs, of Stamford. Conn sends twenty 6vo
cents.
Freddy Murch OF Brooklyn sends twenty-five cents
call his little bank contains ~
Charles NJ. Connolly, OF Fort Washington forwards
twenty five cents.
lyn; Nellie H. Shindel, OF Sunbury Pa Honi Sort oui
Nal Pcnsc. OF New York; John ID. Forbcll: Jesse X
Marshall. OF Philadelphia; Master Mason Reeves OF
New York, and LOUIS Sonntag, aged seven of New
York. each send twenty five cents and good wishes
Fritz, Of Brooklyn who is gong to gel up subscrip
ton paper for tho fund. and the Two Orphans, send
twenty cents each.
The follow persons have forwarded ten cents each
most oil them with eloquent expressions OF regret at
their inability TO contribute more:-A grocery clerk
of Nyack, \. Y. /; B--m OF New York: George the
Count Joanncs "a tribute from the pen TO the sword'
Sammy X. Rawley. OF Hudson. Columbia county "
" Lilhc Grocsbcck OF Brookyn q. NJ New York
Mr. Edward Charles. Albany. \. y Emanuel Harris
ga jew boy'1. New York; f. l.. +. ('.Honor the
Bravc'o New York
Bertha Stacckcr. Phckla Hcnshimcr. l. Falkcnan
and Charles Pollack, not IN good circumstances y
scud ten cents jointly
T. r., poor veteran who fought under Custer in
Col ,rndo and Kansas sends his last fve cents do
honor to tho memory of his dead general
One who indeed iecs sorry for Custcr's fate sends
FIVE cents.