The New York herald., 1878-09-10

liners Associaon Si5 through Ehrichs' boxes 81 %;
Frank Bros. s25. Total. $500 %.
Tho subscription OF 500 made by the employees OF
q. b. Rouss, No 351 Broadway. was Sundays list
srroneousiy credited to B. Rouse which is another
The following additional subscriptions were
celvea rse, at The Mayors oiics:-
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so,e 81 % hs % g $40 o ss
& y sss.sS s1 j. ,s.sy
rsFssss R s.s.ssa sas s'ih
SIS o
Byehs5s, $ia Aeting Captain Ryan; Fourth pIss.st,
S1sss saS "sssi1 %
Gspssn s sr'eps w. s
rr'ediiehe schues,eIne: $40: n Dam Som SIG so: "
Moaa ps"e asaa ssfs
Of sens ss,.nss a. TS,a % @ 4 :%gs
% ssS e. in calvary shSdi chassh
City Chamberlain Tappan, treasurer of the Mayors
Committee. acknowledges the following additional
o.n. Gss,ss orc paste, rra9tIn Stree. Methods.
United rresbyte!inn Church $40; Grace Church. wss:
sd ss oa hs1ssA @ 1is
Gauscn' osahan through sriSsy ssi Cash %;
soos Church, r 4. Reed pastor $40 IS; Free ra6er
nacis Methodist Episcopat Church, S3i
letter was sent by Mayor Ely to the prcsiden OF
the Park Bank thanking the officers OF that establish
ment for facilities extended without sending
reliet funds to the yellow fevcr sufferers
The committee appointed by Mayor Ely to receIvo
contrbutions present their ncknOwlcdgmenis TO
Mile. Dona,, who has rendered her services IN organ
lzng benefit concert in which she will participate.
Tho time and place will be announced hereafter
Henry Ogden No. $50 Broadway, received sl3o for
the fever sufferers under charge OF the Rev William
q. McCrockcn az Grenada, Miss.
\. D. schloss 4 Brothers, of Baton Rouge. and now
in New York city, received 5000 and forwarded
to Howard ASSOCIATION at Baton Rouge.
AT special messing on Sunday or the Transagura-
tlon 2. !. A. D. Society NO Of the U. OF Az sloO
Mr.. Il. G. Barnaby. Of Memphis, received $s3 for
oenent o yellow lever sufferers subscribed by opera.
ttves in shop OF Messrs George r. lie, Bruce Co.. OF
Troy N. Y.
the Gorham Manufacturing Company recsived $500
sufferers 10 VicksbnrG
Tho Southern Relief Committee of the Chamber of
Henry Hsntz presiding. A letter was received from
j. X. q. Sherwood iueosing S3S from the employees OF
the bathing establishment at Manhattan Beach also
one from J. V. Weaver h Sons, Of the Ocean House,
Newport, X. L. accompanying tho sum OF 81 ,075,
which was realized irsm the hop given at the Ocean
House ON September L. The amount was the entire
receipts. tho expenses having been borne
~ tho proprietors. Tns committee remittcd tho
Memphis. s, 800; Ticksburs, 81, 900; Howard Asso'
ciation, New Orleans $3 0oo Citizons Relief Asso-
Association. Now or,eans 81 pssSosy Assoc,aa
ton New Orleans 00o making total Of $57 900 dts
trbated throughout tho injected districts up date
Tho committee call attention to the fact that. whlo
the scourge does not appear TO abate, the funds
their hands are rapidly becoming exhausted, and
contributions arc still needed Mr. J. Pierpont Nor
S. $50 So ~ a'"''"'1 '"' '''''p' VI
Relief Committee OF the Stock Exchange. received
donations TO the amount of $3l6 80, making tho
grand total OF S6,0l1 30.
grand eutertainmcn ut handball and racIets will
bo gwen at Hicks Handball ana Racket Court Hudson
street. Hoboken, to-day at two +. NJ for tho benefit
OF the yellow lever sufferers. Some Of tho best ex
pers Ia tho country ut handball and rsckets have
agreed TO take part in tho exercises. Mossrs Philip
Casey, champion haudball player OF the world ex-Al
derman James Duuns, william Courtney and John
Grady all OF Brooklyn, will play OF the con-
tests: Bernard and Arthur MeQuade, Morris Moore
aud John Manix, OF this city, and Michael Landy and
Professor James kcaing, OF Hoboksn, also among
the players who will gvo their services this
sion.
At the office Of August, Bernheim Bauer, Nos.
800 and 3ll Canal street, Mr.. Theodore Mayer, of
Nicksburg, received $50 and transnlitied same per
wire TO the Howard Association ofvicksbuPg. Mise.
The sum OF $675 being the amount collected Al the
T.rrcr's cnurch' I.x,nsson nweSu. and 'sx.v
sreet In asd OF the Memphis sufferers, was sent of,
together with two other donations-one from the
r. A. b. Society," OF $780, and the other IRON the Holy
Name Society, Of $lO0
ADDITIONAL AID. ~
The receipts Of the Of the yellow fever
lieflund OF Brooklyn amounted 10 $662 81.
Tho amounts collected In the various precincts DUR
ing the past Two days were as i0llows:-
First. SIS 20: Second Sie3 80; Third $40 20; FOURTH
81 81 Filth. sS7 0 sixth, 81 u Seventh xJ3 81
81 33 Eighth sub, 81 i5; Ninth SO 62 Ninth sub 81
Tenth S23 5S Twelfth. 7S cents Thirteenth 81 Co. Total
inspector samuel N. Jones, of tho Court street and
Greenwood limo Of horsc cars, collected SIC from the
conductors and drivers on that route.
A chd's fair held IN tho vicintyof East Now ork,
on Saturday evening, realized the sum OF Sl7 As
Twenty 0vo dollars was eontaibutet by the Forty
sovcrth Regiment Veteran Association.
grand concert will DO given at the Brooklyn
Sasngerbund Club House, Nos. 19S aud 2p2 Court
street, tomorrow evening, In aid OF tho sufferers.
Mayor Yates, OF Newark, received $524 Is, and
sent $500 to vicksburg
rho First Presbyterian Church Of Orange contr,.
buted $3.50 on sunday. lady IN tho con grsgaton
gave gold ring, having no money with her.
Quito tho mcanest man In Newark stole the contri-
buion box for yellow lever su nercrs opposite tho
Post Office, at Newark, on Sunday night. Thoro was
httic money in II.
Rosovle Charge, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Newark, gave on Sunday SOS ST.
In Elizaseth, N. j., $3l1 were collected.
WHAT OFFICER WILL GO AND DO LIKEWISE
Officer Joseph McEvoy, Of the Seventh precinct,
yesterday startcd out among his friends it being his
day oil, to collect funds for tho sufferers, telling all
those no met that he would take aaythipg from Ave
n ri Rv fo0v Atlas