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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

p,oasic Corps in rur uniform as for oOn.
tns pFesdents Of the senate and CHAMBER %
1s presidents Of the Council Of STATE auu " Min.
-. the highest dignitnries OF tho army, navy, anu
srdarmere the Bureau Of the Academic Fransse
.ssr ounpt dresses the rectOrs OF the four
Win their maoe-bearersi aud host oil men run
rsrissture the municipalities. the army the Dal ,a
even from the church, It was notspG HS sspreseuted
sep be died aud from that OF Marsees, VIZ re cont
who'll be was born no0fhcih DELEGATES ~ ti,nol 40
80 fie ornsesion In bOth was intehtlSn, mas
zine or emperor" says Poll Nails CORE % ahedrn
had snch pOsthumous hOnOfs pau Ioneh history
beep enacted Great who dc are ilOeo wond have
ts.Sa an France Than elsewhere; but QUO htS,oTian
Ote1 W ~. N,ofning that the eninent w vi. -
sfstssfnen and patriot, whom tny ,SSaS
TSoarn had breathsd bis last Dui yesIolu"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE PRESIDENT AT TOLEDO.
A HEARTY WELCOME AND AN ABLE SPEECH.

HEARTY WELCOME AND AN ABLE SPEECH.
MR. HAYES ADDRESSES AN IMMENSE AssEMBLAGE
AT THE FAIR-HE TELLS TIMELY TRCTHs ON
HARD TIMES, HONEST MONEY AND NATIONAL
PROGRESS.
President Hayes visited Toledo yesterday,
and made a long speech at the Tn-State Fair
He spoke on the business activity during the
Civil War; the reaction in 1873; the present
condition of the country, and the prospect of
better times. About $4,000 people attended
the fair. The President was received with
much enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
DIED.

BALDWIN-At West Haven Conn. very suddenly, Tues
day September TO- 1873, Mrs Martha Whftelsey widow
of the late Moses Baldwin the esd year Of her age.
HEASLEY-On wednesday, September H. az his residence
Nevinsst Brooklyn Robert Heasey, In the otth wear
OF ms
Relatives and friends family and also the members Of
Greenwich Lodge No. 40 l. O. o. F. ana Greenwich Lodge
467 f. and A NJ are respectfully invited 70 attend ms
funeral from Clements Church, West 3dst, Mac
dOugalst NewYork Friday the 10th inst, at D. m.
MANLEY-At Hartford. September 10 Dr. James r. Man
ley, Of New-YOrk.
Reay and friends invited the
Al the residence X. Sheldon 90 Clarkst Brook
iyn, on Saturday, 81 st inst at 10 o'clock A. m
MOORE--Suddeny, thursday. September 10. George II.
Moore, in the 4 LIST OF his
Funeral at Mount Vernon on saturday. at IL
READ-on Thursday, september 10 c. Read in the 18th
year OF his -.. -,
funeral at his late residence NO l2o East 22dst
on SATURDAY. September 81, ~ 1880 o'clock.
Providence tR. ~ papers please copy.
TABER-Ip Rawlings n. " Tuesday, September H. 1873
Onver A. Taber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

Gentlemen who wear fashionable silk hats
hit squarely the head by the tarf silk plush
and bands II the dnty these goods protected any
save the foreign manufacturer Of the material or IL
the present excessive of go per cent we're reduced
one third we should remain silent But silk plnsh is
not nor cannot be- made in this country. The result
been that the standard hat Of all civilized nations
has cost here about one third than IL should until
last season, when Knox, tho leading manufacturer Of
fashionable silk hats and the ntroducer Of styles In
this country, reduced the price Of the finest silk
hat to So. His sales have since more than
doubled. Gentlemen VINO always noticed for their
elegant and fautess silk hats buy three Knox hats per
year. knowing his brand TO be OF superior stock and the
best finish. Previous to the reduction in price, they
begun to buy less frequently but they have re-
turned % the old number again. IL has caused
such an enormous increase OF sales that no com.
petitor can now rival Knox in price, and maintain
the quality Of material and excellence OF construction
Il was a mastery stroke, aud popular favor, so
as TO concentrate trade and sustain him in the
close margin OF profit which the price entails. Other
makers whose trade thereby restricted, must degrade
the quality Of If they attempt equal reduc
ton Knox is the leading halter, and cOntempates
other reduction II our tariff tnkers viii put equita
BILE duty on plush fairly discriminate in taxing
bands aud bindings in the manner that duties on
other goods are equazed Reduce the customs duty 10
twenty per cent and Knox will make the best silk hat
in this country for Eve dollars -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
STANDARD THEATRE.

The expedient of making a coarse hash OF
cheap and nasty meo-dramatic efeots-as ancient as
they are shlike-and calling II an American play
has met with the rebuke IL merited In the dead failure
OF An Open Verdict at the Standard Theatre This
shapcless mass OF rubbish will be offered Tor the
hubble inspection but once more. The bill at the
Standard is to be changed on Saturday night,
wheu Will be presented new comedy called A False
Title" This is the work Of local writer, Mr. Freder-
lex Cark-a young English gentleman, long resident
OF this city, who has been heard Of the author OF
piece called "a True Woman" The play now an
pounced will enlist the services OF several actors OF re-
spectabe ability as appears BY the subj cast Of its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The usual Saturday afternoon performances
win be omitted this week al Waacks Theatre and at
the Standard.
Mr. Hermann, a nccromancer-not tho wiz
ard OF" the selfsame who long since made that
name distinguished but OF softer nature lis Civ
ing exhibitions at the Aquarium and magician named
Macaliser has come forth, with tremendous expendi
ture OF eplthets at what Is called the Globe Theatre.
"EvadDen will be repeated at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre at the Saturday matinee. This piece
was revived the 16th and also acted the l7th
end 18th. Mary Andsrsou'5 EoadHs Is one Of her
most satisfactory presentations The principal parts In
a. Evsdne are cast as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE RIGHT KIND OF Talk.

The Republican party OF Maine never stood
In better fighting tm Than now, we've its prospects
ever brighter for the future An analysis OF the cares
published yesterday OF the GubernatOTiHl vote will
that have made clear gains IN every county In the
state but twO-KnOx and Wado-throwiRg vote much
larger than that OF last year. II IN not party Of
ards: IL reaches out friendly hands % such. Those
who do not stand sQuareiy the main Issue Of honest
mOnoy-the fepudlaOrs, the inhaUOnlsts the oOmmun-
lists, by Whatever name they are known-win mud no
COnRenial cOmphn0nship Within the ranks OF the Re
publican party but In its victory the platform
OF National honor and integrity 70 invites tho active
sympathy and participation OF every true man who be-
QeOple a. we'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
CONGRESSMAN TOWNSEND CONSENTS TO RUN
AGAIN.
ne Later 10 his CoRgtssats SAo BsQssd HIM stand

When told the electors of the district, last
spring that would not De candidate for rcpOmlna-
tlOn, expressed my real views and Wishee Upon my
reiara the district IN june urged by large
number Of persons TO rconslder my uc0n, that was
shOuld be believed that my denomination would tend 10
promote the wolDelng OF the district bnd tile
HAD been treated by nv Republican friends, we'll
by hundreds 81 iends outside the Republican party had
OF others. Il those wishes we're IN confiI win my
For that 10 gOn wifh all fraRkDnss that In
be, that some other name woud be as likely mine 70
the support 81 the pariOh electors OF the dis
trict VIA accept that result with the utmost cordial
f aud return 70 che exclusive practice OF the duties
of my prof ssiOD. But III II shall be tbougI best,
place nv before the district 4 eandldae
Ton member 81 Congress- viii accept the responsibilities
OF the DoyitoD aud aDde she Ferct That viii b6
dered ~ the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE EPIDEMIC SOUTH.
IT GROWS LESS FATAL DAILY.

TUE FEVER APPEARS IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS
AROUND THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI But
IS LEAVING THE TOWNS.
The deaths from yellow fever in New-Or-
leans yesterday, were eighty-four IN number.
In Memphis, at noon, there were fifty seven
deaths for the preceding twenty-four hours,
great decrease. The total number reported for
the day in the fever districts, was 1877, and
the total to date, 6,O49. The epidemic
appears to be spreading only in the rural
districts of Louisiana and Mississippi. 1t Is
decreasing IN the towns. Canton, Miss, an
nounces that the city needs no further aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
wAfLAcKs THEATRE.

Clanssa HaflOwe viii this evening shuttle OF
her mortal Coghian for the last tme at Mr. walacks
Thestre. and Mr. Bouceaats Affecting cabinet picture
OF tAAt afflicted young lady viii then be screened from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. appears that "she Americas pee
Sie" are cspable-eveo under great provecatOn--of
aecoroua sefeohtroL They have endured with unrai.
Nd eomposare Mr. Bouclcaelt Departure nom Rich
dsoAF dessgh" and have even refrained nom taking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
vrHE Grand LODGE OF oDD-RELLOWS

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.--In the Grand Lodge of
the independent order OF oddFellows this morning. the
consideration Of measures respecting the rights and
privileges Of Rncampment members as relating TO mem
bershp IN lodges deferred un1 the next session.
on the presentation of the report OF the Finance COm-
mittee there was protracted debate Cd the necessity
for retrenehment 70 determined 70 az mileage at
cents per mile snd per diem at S. thus reducing
the lodge expenses $4,000. Considerable discus
len too nIare with regard 20 authorizing and defining
q uniform regaa fVE tbs PatriaFehal branch Of tee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
ADDITIONAL TRADE EXPORTS
BRAZIL CoFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANKIRo Sept lS.-COfee quiet; prices maintained
change; Good Ersts 5SOO95SjO refs per 10 Eos TX
change London, % I'D Average daily receipt lz4OO
bags the Channel and North OF Europe
24OO bags the United states 81 900 bags % the Med
iterranean 1000 weeks les tor the Channel and
Of Europe $4,000 bags for the United states bsOO
bags for Mediterranean 1000 bags stock On hand Al
600 bags FreighLs per sail for the Channel, $3.50.
Santos Sept lS-COfee market quiet inward tendency
SUPERIOR Santos 700 refs 10 Os Average daily
'eceips 5000 bags weeks shmens to 81 oountneA 20 600
bags Channel Europe and the Medit auean $4,000
baes weeks sales for Europe 1900 the United
states, 2 600 bags. stock on hand 10000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
MIR. CARTER,s ORGAN RECITAL.

Mr.. Henry Carter gave an organ recital yes
terday afternoon Trinity Church for the benefit OF
the yellow fever sufferers. The programme was excel
,euflv selected II contained the Lux santissima"
an Air and varat ons by Thelc the overture TO Eg-
mont aud the Larghetto from the Second Symphony
by Beethoven. Rubinsteins Dimith Don Donskoi''
overture the Dead March from Handors a SAUL" and
the great Bach Joccata In Mr. Carter played through
out superby and showed of the magnificent organ TO
the best advantage The attendance was excellent, and
$3.50 were made for the yellow fever sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
A FACT TO KEEP IN MIND.
-. ia. -. 49,. LIZ I..,-,.y,T

There is more money in circulation in the
Umled States than there was IN 1873 before the
panic more than three times as much paper money
there at any previous 10 The and the
amount per capita 70 the population Of the country
men women aud children--B more than twice great
as IL was in 1860. These aro facts which cannot be-
answered changed by any amount OF elaborate mis
representation. They prove that instead Of there
being currency enough % do the business OF the
tIy there is not business enough for the currency,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

any notice Of tho subject This fOrbOsrance heroic
and memorable. olarssa HarIowe viii have mao
eleven representations before the final demise on
saturday nighT Mr. wallaek VIII favor the public WILMA
revival of sheridans comedy Of The School TOT scan
dial -; and is understood that he has aooeo 70 'uo
impndng kindness by adapting the piece. This favor
&c TINS nefrpsled will be set forth with scenes
,ttsbls dresses and the following cast Of the parts;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

No wonder the Butler ticket wants unlim-
tied money. Two Of the nominees are bankrupts-INcw-
Haven Journal (Rep)
If such a man as the Hon. Thomas Talbot
be- elected Butler. the Bay State VIII de-
serve be inf cted with Benjamin long he lives
philadelphia Press (Rep1
The Democrats of Massachusetts, have made
a bad OF IT, II they had assembled ~ solemn con
clays and committed hari they would not have be n
much ripped up than they are at present-lSew-
Haven Register iDem.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
Ready this Morning!
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE SEMFWEEhLf IHIHDNEa
The Issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDIToRIAIS
HUMoRs or PIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from staff and other Correspondents IL me GA
Wsrld and the News
FULL PAGE or AGRICULTURE
paes I'm wrappers ready for maBg. ave per esyi
one copy Ons year. s I'VE copies sl4 ten copies saa eas
extra s2R Postage IN AL cases eS 70 the subacFibeE
Address TIE FRIRUHE. Heu'yeFk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
prNcHINn HIS HEAD.

Perhaps Mr. William 4. Chandler can offer
satisfactory explanation OF MS curious letter % New
Hampshire Republicans, aud show that u written
10 the interest OF the Republican party and not agana
IT, so, II becomes him 10 do Il 81 once. At present
the letter has very sinister and suspicious look, Gud
after its miscmcyous statements the declaration at e
close that II written with the hOpo OF ayerDg dis
aster is rather thin. some OF the points absurd,
some are vicious and oil OF them OyersrAned If Mr.
CbandeFB Repub Is not good enough 10 submit
TO disappointment IS not as good as Il ought 10
h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
MARRIED.

GERARD-HANMORE-O Wednesday morning the 18th
INST residence Of the brides parents, SewbuTgOn
the udsOn. By the Rev Rufus Emory Rector OF 81 Pau
Gerard. OF this city, 10 Mary Ada daugh
ter OF John W. HanmOre.
SICoLL-LoRD-on Thursday September 49, az the resi-
brides mother Mrs. james COupeT Lord az
MorrsOwn n j.. by the Rev. John Hail. d. D.. BENJAMIN
NcOl Grace Dawson Lord granddaughter Of the late
lanes RrOV a Of the City %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE DEATH LIST.
kilograms to The TRIBUNE report the mortality

There have been a number of instances of a few
deaths IN several small places. The number of
cases at New Orleans up to the present time has
been 1900 At Vicksburg 1t has been over 5000.
In Memphis, az far as can be ascertained. about
$500 people have been taken with the fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
6petial Notices.


Nervous ExhaRstiOnA medical essay comprising seues
of Lectures delivered az Museum Anatomy, New
YORK and OF premature decline showing IN
dsputaby how lost health may Do reganed anordng clear
synopsis Of the mpements 10 marriage and the treatment OF
and physical debility being the result OF 20 years eK
perenee BY mail 25e currency OF postage stamps Address
Secretary, KAHN'S Museum, 6sS BroadWay New. YORK.
POst once Sotiee.-rho wees ending
SATURDAY, September a. 1878 will close az this o1ce
on TU ESDAI, a. M for Europe By steamship Giseon
am. via Queenstown oa WEDNESDAY, at g. M tor Eu.
rope steamship Scythis via Queenstown correspondence
Tor be forwarded by this steamer must be specially
aud 1880 Tor France direct by steamship
France, wa Hayrei on THURSDAY, az a M for Europe.
steamship Celtic, Queenstown (corresDondenoe TOT
Germany and France 70 be o Sasd 9y TINS steamer must
ship Wieland via Plymouth, CherbourG ana HambufE on
6ArURDAH, az for Europe, by steamship CITY oi
Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and
Scotland iOrwaned by this steamer must % specially
Rddressed and at for Scotland direct, by steamship
FtbloDia Glasgow aud li3O a. Tor Europe, by
seamshD NecKar southampton aud Bremen The steam
shps Wisconsin Sytha Celtic and City Of Berlin DO not lake
,na1s iOf Denmark Net The malls for Ha
yana leave NeWYork september IS and o. Tbs mails ior
Aspnwa and south Pacific ports leave Newfor sePeU-
bef The mails for Hsyu and Kingston ia leave
40 The mails for Mexico leave New YORK sepen
Der 81 The nails for Australia &C. leave san FRANCISCO
September The mails for China aud Japan leave san
H'@"0' L. JANEs Postmaster
Post once Sev.YGrk. September IL 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
SISTER RUTH,

MIDDLETowY, n. Y, Sept 19.-Sister Ruth,
whose appears IN the deathist from yellow fever
at Memphis yesterday, Miss Helen George daughter
OF Thomas George, formerly County Judge of Orange
County, and OF Colorado. She was member OF -
MaTys ssterhood, and for two years connected with
Trinity Inhrnary, Yurick-st., New-York. she left
August 81 for Memphis for duty at st.
Marys OrphauGge, where two OF four Sisters
IN charge had died. She urged not TO 60,
but said that duty 50 her SisterhOOd required H. Just
before starting she visited the family ~ George d. Sill
man. rector OF Grace Episcopal Church here, who wac
advised OF her death yesterday. Miss George was a
beautiful and accomplished lady Of twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

The continuance of Mr.. Bronson Towards
Old Love Letters and Hurricanes Is 10 DO noted.
az the Park Theatre. They appear 10 please the fife
taste OF highly intelligent and fastdious local popu
laee-Messrs Birch and Bacus also charm TIE listening
ear Of the multitude, u elUwy droOps IN the soothing
atmosphere Of the Opera House OF the San Francisco
fms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
MIDNIGHT WNATAER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

oVIlopsts Ton IHs VIFt a "V'If"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1 a. m.-Tbe barom'
eter is highest of the South Atlantic Coast and ba'
risen in Nova Scotia The lowest pressure Is over Wis
cOnsin. Southwest winds aud occasional rains haY'
prevailed In the Lake region. Warmer, clear or party
cloudy weather In the Atlantic and Gulf states.
Isdiedf0H&
For the Middle Atlantic States and NewEngiand
stationary falling barometer, increasing southeast u
southwest winds. warmer. clear or partly cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
TWO OF THE DEAD.
EX-GOVERNOR BARD.

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept 19.-Ex-Governor
"sam " Bard died last night of yellow fever. Al
though his family absent he received every at
tention, and constantly urged that they should not
be informed of his illness, hoping that he would
recover Leon Jastremenski. the Mayor, reports
that forty deaths have occurred TO date There are
thirty-ono cases to-day. Father Loye is still very
low. The disease is assuming q more malignant
type.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

Alex. PrOthing CHAM g. Co.. brokers' IL Wal-st, New
York make careful investments for customers In sums OF 81
400 which frequently ten TO twenty times the amount
invested Their Weekly Financial Report sent free, give
f,IlI frfor rnafsau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE OPEN PURSE OF THE NORTH.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The Executive Com
mittee Of the yellow Fever Relief Committee adopted
resolution offered by surgeon-Gtneral Woodwork
this afternoon, 90 bring about concert OF ae-
ton IN relief work, the wants OF some cities
being fully supplied while other places remain In
urgent need. The resolution was 20 the effect
That the National yellow Fever Relief Committee re
spectfly invite the cooperative action OF the several
relief committees and associations throughout the
limited States further this concert OF action this
eommttee which IA Ina Official communication by tele-
graph with all points afflicted will undertake TO give
information far possible OF the needs OF she sew
eral afflicted cities and tOwns-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

Penny saved il TwOpence Earned.
little SOZODOsT used along costs but little
trouble pleasant IL OF suffering
from diseased gums teeth In later days It's
nOmical OF time comfort Use SOzODONr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept 90. L a. m.-The average
change In the barometer yesterday slight, but the
average temperature few degrees higher than on
the preceding day.
be expected to day Toward evening the air Will prob
ably be damp and cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
HowARD,s THOUSAND PRISONERS.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept. 19.-General How
ard collecting the bands of surrendered Indians
at Camp McDermOtt. and all Of them about 1000, are
being transferred 10 Camp Harvey where they will be
held prisoners to await the pleasure Of the Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

Sam Bard was long prominent hgure IN
Southern politics but had been some time In oompara
tive retirement During the Grant Administration he
was removed from charge OF the Atlanta, Ca Post OF
fee by Postmas.er-Gen Jewell for being too unan
mous." Recently II reported that lie intended TO
Fesrn put la la ION NAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

scrpons have been opened IN Paris for the relief Of the
yellow fever sufferers in the United States the news
paper Offices Munroe Co.. bankers, United States Le
CATION and Consulate, and at the Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

ArdtiOlHt cont ltOns, amounting tO P1o' "co IT,
ceysd Yesterday 10y Thomas Chalmers, jr. aud by him
forwarded to staufcr, Nacready Co., New-Orleans
TEE TRmrsE received for tie yellow fever suffer
.rs Prom, six poor devils" SIC from citizens Of Ma
pies ~ y. through h. b Polite, $40 90 from PresDl
.f1au Church CimpbeltOwn, " through their pas
Tor ) W. Pratt rs 80 from sunday-sehoo OF the ID
r Church nj ugheld, L. L. through John X Carpen-
Tor superintcnlent SO; from tie children OF Pnhhc
school No / az Whilr Plains n. Y. Sl3; from PresDy
tr,n Church at OneOnta, OtsegO County ny through
A "a rrnl,ry ST2 from the Reformed Church al War
vtcL X " through John Nov llliams, SO, Inc money
vii lie forW ardcd ~ once through Mayor lily. -
rbr COLLECTIONS the boxes NJ the Post once Tor
the preceding tweutYfOur hours amounted yesterday To
So 81. - - .. ,ho Ar,oricar
Institute Exhibition Will be given 10 tho yellow FEVER
und. ,,,-.,..,.,,. h., ,,,ysr s1oo
far tbs yellow fever sufferers. Additional suDscrpuOhs
have been received by the French society," MAKING q
total OF 81 ALB 80 A., ,,sy..,, ,,or =, ,,o
country Ia The ChrrhmdH ONCE and distributed Tor the
relief Of tie sufferers by yellow fever ,,
Additional contributions IN brooklyn were srAuoWl-
edged yesterday amounting TO @b3 3D. making tue
totaI utributOus TO date s2O,52S 20 49,, Ar, -
Mayor Yates. OF Newark bias ackno"iedgou the IL
cent OF 81 967 II for the relief iund -, . -,
a musical aud dramaiIr enterta nuent VIII DC gwen
ths evening at tho Grapd Opera House, NEWARK IN ad
M 10 relief fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
NEW.YoRK,s TOTAL GIFTs.

Following is a list of the total gifts received
thus far by the general associations ana persons on
Gagged IN soliciting contributions Ia this city;