New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

-Four hundred bushels OF wheat, contributed by the
cf;zens Of Livonis, n. Y. through the Produce Ex
change Relief Committee sod yesterday to David
DOws a Co. for 81 10 "a busnel.
James T. Wcnman, president Of the Firemen's Ball
Committee Of the Volunteer Fire Department, has or
dcrrd the treasurer A0nzO Ote 10 traSit Si5OO the
receipts OF the GmorCs Garden coucert, as follows;
Howard Association Baton Rouge, 5000; GreenYlile
and Refuge Landing. Miss, thrUngh T. = Bnits, T1Oo
each; Canton, Miss. 500; Jackson Lake station
Miss, through ]. L. POwers. $500; ke~-Orleans tlre
Depdr mcnt $500 N mpbis Pre- Department, 5000.
MAYOR Ely ha ISSUED appeal 20 the cttzrus OF New
York calling for gift Of wearing app1Iei aId bed ciot-
ing. He commends the beneVocnt movement eSpIcmiS
to merchants whose wagons may DC neeed anu NhO ar
requested give days leave Of absence 20 ptoh-
iH hrIr employ whose assistance may DC deslraDe Inc
col cctiOn iou TO begin rcNt week u 10 % ~
American District telegraph Wossen GERS detailed Oy the
company to ann urcc the coming OF the wagons
TJg IRTHNE hi- rrceiyet iOr the yellow lever suber
eIs: 800 fom The Baptist Church, Port Monmouth ~ j.
through thc Roy. w " wilson; ~, Di' r.; ". h''Het
keypOit, y. J.: SI3 3D. ID. d. HunI, Mafathi.i ~ d.
The money will be promptly Orwarued hRY0r by.
Additional rcmittauces through Vets fhrso 90, * t 30
are announced ns fDllows 20 New OIlesHs, 80, - 80
Memphis - Cs2: Vickshury S32J; Total, - 132j pre-
yutis remittance S34 G35 5Oj graud to'a 10 d"tr
us Grant jr, called upon Mayor Ely at the CITY
Hall yessrcay, and stated that ms Ihet, rs m
Grant, had mstrirted him TO present cech ioI FUO ~,
toward the yellow fever fund Maror BY asked MT
Grant TO express to hls alhrr gfA,r ~ Ae1%wlsns rs
tie FUND yesterday thr sum OF r767 40.
The Committee on Collection Of CDthmg appointed by
the meeting held Association Hal Few nights ago
yesterday issued the following q1a vo, oct 1879
NLN lDlht OCi. D. 100
To all Residents aud HerchanS:
An mi. rrrtdeuts and ncic chants from Fourth 10
Ftlty-ntnth-sts. and on broadway, ChurchsL, Nes
Hroadwav and BOwery. win please have tbHlr spare
boddiug and clothing thoroughly prepared ond ready
Tor Ieiiycry al their own doors on "Wednesday next
doing M mems. wOmena ana childrens clOlhlng IL
three different bundles sud tur bedding separately
marking ON enrh bundle the contents and the name OF
fhe donor Shoes and stockings are specially
nccieL Each OF Collection Comnllitees,
composed Of from ten 20 twenty gentonen. WIZ
exhibit nc every house their certificate 0f authority
All collections pass Immediately a. the Chamber Of Com
merre depot, Angel 4 Co.., - Hudson-st
ono firm has awaiting collection about 2.OOO garments
Oy.r twenty wagons Euyr already been prOnised, and
merchants arc lequ sted OteuG nOtncaiOns 81 Their VII
Uua,uess To furnish more tsnicb nre needed Tor raid
caDyasD to the chairman, at No. 80 Nassan-st
We appeal 10 al benevolent people recognizing the III
trinsic work charity, without disncttOn OF creeds
GEORGE n. SANDERS,
Chairman general COmr.ittee.
BeIlngpr White, A. Aston Walker, Manfred H. Orr,
Secretaries;
Executive Committee: r. Boynbcrg Porter, r. X Me
purney Bel1prcr Mmtc r.. X. JuhnCs, Robert g. uOue,
E l. short James Gaunt William y. ST. John, A. Aston
Waiser A. H. Wales Robert Tyler, 1r VI. ii. orr FREQ
e. Cotton, George N. Sanders
Already there Is promise OF generous response TO the
anIeals Tor clothing. A. r. Stewart Co.. IT, y JairHy
and other prominent business firms have offered wugos
and men for tne collection of the contributions. IL II
lieved that the value of articles OF all KINDS contrib
ued will amount 100000. one hrn has afe"uy got
together clothing etc, worth $1,000 to contribute