The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04

den offers 10 receive and forward all moneys for the
sufferers Tree OF expense.
ipg 81 his disposal 1000 tickets Tor The steamer Ply
mouth Rock The tickets are any ccnis each. aud
ne proceeds OF their sale Will be applied 10 tho SUI
Mayor Ely appointed Mr.. Ernest T. Fellows on Inc
Nioio fnestrc Committee. Mr.. J. Nelson Tappan mas
dsleRated his duties on the committee 10 Mr. r.
y. Van DeTveer
grand concert for tho bensnt OF the sufferers win
be gwen shortly at the Church Of the Disciples. Rev.
Fioreniine.
The Ravenswood Lacrosse Club offer to play game
OF lacrosse at Glmores Garden any other suitable
place, provided tho nall or grounds be gwen them
The Southern Rebel COMMITTEES of inc Cham Der of
Commerce met at noon aud Acknowledgements OF con-
trbutions were received from oicors OF the Howard
Association at the South. Tho OF tho CON-
mittcs reported tho receipt OF - 94s 49, Among the
subscriptions was check Tor ST. coo from the seventh
Clark.
The Relief Committee OF the produoe Exchange
received S22s The watch whch'wss SOLD at the grain
call on Monday will be again sold for the beuent oil the
yellow fever sufferers AT tho close OF tho second call
Sir. William Alexander smith, CHAIRMAN Of the Re.
lief Committee oil the Stock Exchange, received $3.50
Mr. William A. Camp manager OF The Clearing
HELP PROM HARLEM
THO citizens Of Harlem held meeting on Monday
night 81 Tho Remscn House, corner OF third avenue
ana l30Ih street. TO take action regard 10 the SUI!
icring now prevailing in the South. There was
inrvc attendance. Dr. A. N. Brockway presided, ana
y. q. Perkinson acted secretary. Mr.. Charles q.
Spencer offered resolutions In which II resolved
TO inauzurate entertainments in aid OF the cause.
Seventeen prominent Harlem residents were scec cd
as committee TO carry out This programme. Marcus
Marx stated that tho Israolites Harlem had suo-
scrtbcd nearly $40G in aid Of the movement and
hoped TO raso much larger sum. Mr.. John G. Graf
offered to do all the necessary painting iree of charge
and the offer was accepted. Mr. c. b. Tooker, Of
Third avenue and 129th street, appointed treas
urcr, and 10 him contributions may DO sent.
Tho Board OF Police Com ssioners yesterday
adopted tho following resoutions:-
Resolved That the Superint ballot boxes
properly labelled 20 be placed in each station aud
district Offices in which shall be deposited all contriou
toms from members OF the torcc aud charaby disposed
csens the benefit ana relief OF such OF she members
OF he police force AMI their families In Orleans and
other cities az are suffering from vel ow fever.
Resolved Thai the ballot boxes be sealed aud trans
will be forwarded and the amount ributed
zach station house published.
Resolved That the Board call the atentio on ofthc
bers OF tho police force the above contributions
worthy and pressing charity being interest iden
teal with that et the New York police force calling for
liberal and prompt response
Al tho Office OF Edwin Bates l. Co., Nos 466 and
46S broadway, Waiter Barker. OF Mississippi, re-
ecived IRON Colonel Edward Richardson, OF
Mississippi, 5000.
Central Park Lodge No. 1875, l. O. o. r., have ap-
pointed committee OF avo TO collect subscri ions
for the suf crers by yellow fever, and asked each
lodge IN the city TO appoint like committee TO meet
at Bcckers Hall, Noe lat aud 149 West Thrty.second
street, on Saturday at eight P. NJ.