The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
NEW YonK's AID FOR THE surrEnxns.

NEW YonKs AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Tho following contributions wcrc received by tho
! HERALD yesterday for the yellow fever sunsrers:-
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Tho HERALD also received SIS from tho children OF
School tor tho relief OF ,he SICK children in New
Orleans.
HERALD. the proceeds OF concert at Congress Hail.
Saratoga
csived at tho Mayors ofice:--
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day $40; J. H. So received "a ferries through Csptsn
ssass'I w. sS ss
A,tor House s6I Robert Bonner: 81 ooo fihh precinct
Is.s:5s.s Ms:s.sIs. A:.ee:.isn sio1 Ss s.eieisl
Mayor Ely suggests that subscription boxes bo
placed In all the prominent stores theatres and other
places In. tho CITY, Captain Walsh, OF the Twenty.
sixth precinct police placed two boxes in the New
Court House one a, The CRY Han, ono IN tho Pos,
once building. and ono at Nash Il Crooks.
o,.",s en.sE for 70 a. $40 40 ara s5so Of New
and other small coins. Tho latter sum was collected
In tbe First, Fifth and Twenty seventh precinct police
stations.
Alderman Patrick Kconnn recived letter from p
Magber grocer, OF No 23t avenue Il. ststtng shat
ooho'o toh PCT ccht OF tue gross rcceps real
lied by him on Saturday next IN his store for
benefit OF tho sufferers The money Is 10 DO d,s
tributsd In the discretion Of tho Alderman loca
tion and time.
the other contributions received yesterday were a.
foliows-Chamocr OF Commerce, s46Q3 SO; Stock
Exchange, $l64; Produce Exchange. SAB; Clearing
House, $40; Menkcn Bros, Of No. us worth street.
$50; n. Barnett OF No. lis Frank lin strcet, SI25:
Levy, locbschcuer Co., $l95.
The Chamber OF Commerce Comm sent SIC, $50
to the south, as foows:To the Howard Associa ion
at Now Orleans. 5000; at Grenada $500; at ticks
a Mem nd to M Ctftz aus,
Relici Association at the same place s., 900.
Boxes been placed at the ferries 10 receive con-
tributons for tho sufferers
Mr.. Isaac hamburger, Grand Master Of the Free
Sons OF Israel, worry powerful hebrew ORGANIZATION
Throughout the Unitsa states has issued nm osru~st
country for assistance aid Of tho yellow lever suE
fercrs ia the Soutu Az contributors frsm that
source arc received by tho Grand Secretary, Mr. H. T.
Goldsmith, No p second avenue, New York city.
For tho matinee benefit In ard of tho yellow fever
sufferers Ia the south, to be given al N,ulos Garden
gentlemen have volunteered thoir services MIR.
Edward Thorno ana hs entire company, from the Wal
street Theatre, Ph,isosip Including YAnk
Adams and Mr. sexton, the billiard experts, Ia
tho third act OF his new comedy "BiIiiards: =,
tho Pennsylvania Railroad will run
special traln gratui,ousiy, so that This CON-
pany will play IN both otios the Day Mr..
Charles Pope In act OF "Richeiicu,n with a CON-
psny guaranteed by Mr.. Charles Gardiner Tho Non
parail Amateur Dramatic Association will play The
tbird act OF "Casteu Manager Robert Batter, Of the
Sadt Theatre, will givo an olio enterta nment from
selection OF mis- company. Nblo Garacn company
IN ono net Of "Mazeppa," with tbs entirs cast.
Mr.. Richard V. Hammett, the auctioneer, Will sell
the boxes and some of tho choice sents from the
stage Of Niblo's Theatre on Tuesday, attvoP. NJ.