The New York herald., 1876-12-09


are both touching and instructivc:--
NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 8, 1915
To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The unparalleled calamity in the city OF Brooklyn
sends thrill OF horror throughout the land ana should
awaken sympathy in every human soul Perhaps no
disaster history directly appeals TO our sense
sderation OF these the musical people OF this
city headed by the Crescent Quartet Club desire to
add thor Of contribution TO the other efforts
nobly being made toward ora,ing SO far money
may the consequences Of this heartrending calamity
They will give grand concert on the 22d inst IN the
Newark Opera House. which Mr.. H. B. kimbal donates
that purpose The entire proceeds OF which will be
appropriated TO the relie fund TOR the Brooklyn sui
lerers CHAkLES r. oEAEh
FREDERICK Fl Fl sieS v. JONES, quartet. Quartet.
WILLIAM N. MOORE.
New YoRK, Dec. 8, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
sympathizing deeply with the sufferers BY the late
Brooklyn calamity, we have telegrsphea 70 our bust
'AN' p'A'' KiRALFY BROTHERS,
Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
propose to give TOR the boncht of tho families OF
those who have victims OF the terrible catas
trophe occurring In Brooklyn. tho receipts of my
place of business. No 20 Broadway, on next Monday,
The l1th inst which shall be deposited with you for
that purpose All who may be disposed contribute
ea'n ms m''o "'' ~ s'A''' "' P. W. PHELAN.
No. 10 BRoApwAy, New York, Dec s, 1875
EARIx's iiorxr, NEW YORK, Dec. 8. 1876.
A subscript'on list was started this morning and
EarIes Hotel, the relief OF the sufferers iroc the
great fro in Brooklyn.
A LApY's CONTRIBUTION.
No 81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
NEw YoRK, Dec 8, 1870 !
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The terrible event Of the Brooklyn tragedy nas
caused thrill OF horror 10 pass through every feeling
hcart Floods Of tears have been shed by all VINO have
read the awful details rendered so descriptive by your
able correspondents. Alas Tor all those who have met
with such trghlu DEATH alas for those two able
young artists thus hurlcd into eternity in their endeav
ors tho lives OF others. beg 10 enclose $2o Tor
the mother OF Mr. Murdoch and that the Almighty God
may be pleased TO pour tho balm OF consolation into
her and into the hearts OF all sufferers by this
terrible calamity remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
EMMA SCHIFF.
JOHN +. RAyxoSD's SUBSCRIPTION.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
mond) from the city III the iulhlment OF his proies
sona duties cheerfuliy represent him in cause in
which tho sympathcs OF both him and myself are en-
lisedthc relief OF the sufferers by the burning Of tho
Brooklyn Theatre. Mr. Raymond wishes, am sure
TO be particularly active ~ .ns gSTu Ss'mer Of ,hs
strongest character and os Tor myself apart from the
feeling OF sympathy which share with MN ior the
anguish inflicted by the terrible disaster on so many
uniortunates l was so attached to the Brooklyn
Theatre, OF the company OF which was formerly a
member that l should desire to do anything In my
power TO alleviate the misery which It's destruction
has brought about beg to enclose 500, with the
additional donation Of the services OF Mr. IVA! mona
and myself Tor any performance or performances AZ
*h'ch 'n's may % O'sIlIsi MAIZE cokpoN RAYMOND
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, December 8 lSId
HELP FOR BEREAyED.
To TIE EDITOR HERALD !.
The Brooklyn Guild and Union for CHRISTIAN Work
have visited many OF the families bereavcd ny the late
calamity and have begun the work OF relieving thc
dcsitution caused BY the death OF so many who nad
been the solo dependence OF their families.
We arc now receiving a stock Of supplies at our
depot No 20 Smith street, Brooklyn. Money, Tor also
this special object will be received by our treasurer
j III Cary Jr, al No 1876 Fulton street, and also at
our rooms, No. 531 Fulton street 49,
The following subscriptions have been received 'hs