New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
AID THROUGH NEW-YORK.

THE SECOND DAYS Contributions or Clothing
CHAMBER or COMMERCE ACKNOwLFDGMENTs. q.
The work of collecting clothing for the yell
low fever sufferers DOrs successful Yesterday
than Oh Wednesday. More than twice The quantity wac
gathered In Second and FouTthave., aud nearly all OF
the crossstreets as far north Fnyn!ntht, were yis
tied. About thirty wagons constantly employed.
large number OF packing contributed By \. L.
stewart Co. filed with the goods and sent 10
Angel CO.'S Olnce, where they carefully put IN
order for shipment South. Notwithstanding tIbt
number Of cases had been away the bundles
from the uptown depot flst that orders had o be
sent there in the afternoon asking the committee TO
keep articles back until the downtown ONCE could
emplied After 10 the committee Will probably
cease collecting Enough II 10 thought has D0sn for
warded to NewOrieans TO prevent any great suffering
George ~ Sanders, chairman OF the general committee
for the collection Of clothing for the suerOrs sent let
yesterday ~ DR. p b. Porter chairman Of the Exec
utiye Committee, placing everything his charge Mr
Sanders says be deserted tho post OF duty
but over weeks OF constant eKortion, with only
about hours sleep OF the twenty yfour have 50
prostrated him that he Is now confined % his bod
The contributions to the yellow fund through tho
Southern Relief Committee, OF tho Chamber Of Com
n,eree yesterday, including $500 from the etlzsns Of
Montreal Canada amounted 10 81 ,GSJ 90 making tic
total TO date S15S3S3 3s or tho suDscrp pons yester.
day only S732 95 from this city. The committee
having charge Of the collection OF clothing request all
who desire 10 make contributions OF cOihHg 70
PACK the articles they ran be shipped at The
uIuttee Will cai for such contributions in o days
j. Pierpont Morgan, treasurer Of the Southern Relief
Committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce. acknowledges
the receipt yesterday OF the foioSing additional cont
butioBsi
Proceeds o. an entertainment gven At Tynan's Hail.
pIe0n s. L. through John Bale Vstro aser .... 1928
efa Agent Of the Associated Press gold 10
TO TSroasR re TeTS Yoyf World NJ Baysrd Brown - %
Through the CtristLaa Lateu.geaesr Church Of over.
sunday school d Church Of Lod "a 5i Charth Of Polk
Sj ~ Sunday school Of sixth Church. 81 Church Of
West Reinl stead. y; Y, stdL & churches OF Macon
der sl7 iChnT,h Tsvfle, j. through the Key.
w Vi. Hoffman, 80 Church Of Tappan, $50 az last
Church OF Montgomery, N. w. through b. b. Johnson NJ
tSToag Wooisey treasurer for Baton KOags.... $50
O.s New. .YOTk 20
Mission band lsosolle n 100
PresyYerian Church. Moriches LII through the Roy ii.
Dun. harlow 20, additional .. 200
Czens Of Montreal Csn hfth subscription. through b.
PrScees Of cSlidrens Far At Fasiing L. H. through
wss,ns9Sh aesIs Pr.sIy yiaiiin Church. r. through
inc Rev. U. A sto1dafd, d. Do
Through TIE Heao York ODterp, additional donations 70
o1ssns % q BioCiains Grove Orange 90. through Al
G. ~ Hail sSrtsn, Of Man. through Ha9ar
ten q Co.. NJ 1.''. fVV
r6,st ,.,,...,. sg,es5
Previously Acknowledged -....'.. loS'o'fS
Grand ,ors sIss,sss
THB TRfB6Sh hss received for the yellow fever suffer
ers IS from EP Lmneil. aud $40 from Cedar Due The
money Will DO promptly forwarded. -.
Th0 etgzfnlatnfs Ol eettRiH cigar fDAnufaetuflnR
the 9srIaants Assembly Rooms ON Wednesday evening
10 ufest AGAINST tbe Improper made BY tue firm OF