The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-08

sin. and from tho st. Johns Guild In 1875. Holtz
kocnnccke. restauratours Mt 9OT broadway
and 20 Dunno sireet, subscribed large sum OF
money. They have nRain offerqd their nssst-
nncc toward aiding the yellow fever sufferers.
by contributing tho gross recoipts OF their Gull
nfTSy TX T@S1ss Of Harlem arc In
ngurutlng n series OF entertainments In aid OF
the sufferers. The services o. literary and dra-
Is Chairman Of tho Committee Oh Volunteers.
2.9Gl Third avenue.
meeting OF committees appointed ny the
Yorkville was held on Friday evening In the
residcnce .Qf Theodare Hofstater. 90 East
hold the public meeting in Pnrepa Hall. Eighty
sixth street and Third avenue.
S h pr MnEy 'e %bs gr B se
n%sSs q 1RRs s bsySS TaSps sS&S
RorEsws H 20: Mrs.. :. 4. IcSercS and d "usf:
Edith Corwn, Winchester Va for good sis
grand total Is $500. Three Of The sisters H were
stricken with fever on Thursday.
The passengers in the steamship Britannia
which arrived from Liverpool yesterday. sub
The 81. Patrick's Society has given $50 OF ns
funds toward the yellow fever sufferers. Tho
yielded s26599. The Sunday schools Of the
Protestant Episcopal. Church IN Brooklyn are
for the relief 81 the yellow fever sufferers their
money TO DO placed In the hands Of some insti-
tuition TO be distributed A number OF children
In South Brooklyn have joined In project to
hold u fair ut court and Douglass streets on
next Friday and Saturday. afternoon and ovon-
ing. for the benefit Of the sufferers.
An entertainment IL to loo given on Wedncs-
day evening. in Chtckering Hall. under tho aus
pieces Of the members Of Chnnccllor walworth
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons.
II is proposed by Miss Fanny Davenport to
give h9nchi perio,manco IN aid Of The yellow
q
and Gcnevieve Ward are to play, and Mrs W.
J. Florence and Miss Clara Morris have boon
At tho meeting OF tho ChamDcr Of Commerce
Relief Committee yesterday the following tec-
gram was read;
S,g,'arp R1, ,onmli,, ,1ans,r " osr,,r, N,v lo,k
GSGS f"si TggSS re Sumo N
means At PRESENT Have 7o"cn duty
A letter was received from William II. Seward
enclosing n draft OF $500 from the southern
Relief Association Of Auburn, and requesting
is Transmission through the Howard Associa-
800; Nicksburg, 500. Another letter WIS read
enclosing s3O0l3, the proceeds OF n fair held
by tho children OF the guests OF the Peabody
House. Workers. on Thursday evening. The
total receipts yesterday aggregated 81 5JO.3S
making grand total 70 date OF eos. 0s09G. Ten
dollars was given 10y the winner OF that amount
on IA wager.
Tho Produce Exchange Committee received
f2l2jO. making n total 20 date of t7ll3. Tho
grain trlmmers gave s27. 50. and t25 was found
In the ballot boxes recently placed in the Elk
change. Tho Howard Association Of New Or
ms was authorized 10 draw on the Committee
for 81 .OOO.
The Cotton Exchange fund was swcllcd to
s. .3G6 by the proceeds Of social dinner gotten
up bv tho memlers on Thursday evening
amounting TO ki2O
AT meeting Of the Medical Society Of
the County OF New York. II was voted
sttuted Committee OF Ways and Means
for the purpose Of raising n fund Of
ipf ~ nj n .
and their families who have suffered from the
epidemic The committee calls upon all ply
sicinns living in the county 20 forward TO any OF
It's officers such suns us thcy may be pleased Il
contribute
Tho officers are: John c. Petus. SO Madison
street: A. +. NJ. Purdy, 2ss Madison avenue l.
A. Cnsette. lO2 East Fifty -scycnth street. and
Horace L. Farnham. SO Wost Fortioth street