New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

cigar 81 | y. I.'................ 30
ty-sXth Precinct. 43 Other subscriptions. I0l
Captain VIII liams,
Twenty-ninth Pre- TOtal...............Sl,lsJ
cinct..........-...... %
The employees and milkmen Of the Harlem Railroad in
consequence of q slip OF the pen in the Mayors office
been deprived far OF the credit OF contributing
S12O to the yellow fever fund and employees OF the Hud
son River Railroad have been awarded that honor.
,MayOr Ely sent the following amounts Southwark yes
terday Memphis $3.50; Baton Rouge Ss3 Grenada, IS.
superintendent Camp. OF tho Clearing House. received
yesterday $500 through the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank OF Hartford Amount previously subscribed, 49,,
757 81. Total received 20 date, sally 81.
The Fire Commissioners forwarded $500 for tho
relief Of the New-oreans hremeu, being contribution
from tho members Of Engine Company No Q, OF 100
Cedar-st., NeW-York City.
Merchants doing business IN West Washington Market
formed association yesterday for the purpose OF rails
ing money for the yellow fever suerers EI-Assembly
man Jacob Hess chosen chairman Robert s. Cor
nell, treasurer; and Henry ThOrne, secretary.
The following subscriptions are acknowledged by the
Rev. Morgan Dix, TO September o.
NJ D;.s,............. $50 Ghof the Holy Trinity s2e
Mrs n Ten Brooch. 100 other sources......... 264
LenOX Club LenOI,
Ch Of the Redeemer,
The Teegraphers' Relief Fund John Van Horne, chair
man. yesterday forwarded $500 of subscriptions
ceved. r. d. MoKOn, Of tho operators OF the At
lautlc and Pacific Telegraph Company, died at New
Orleans yesterday. The Western Union Company has
lost eight at various points aud has large number Of
its employees reported sick with the fever.
Mr. Philip spier, OF the Congregation Hand In Hand,
in Harlem yesterday collected 500 10 In haitdoar sub
scrpons from OF the society, and sent It to
Mr. Tooker OF the Citizens Committee. Mr.
splers list ia still open
correspondent In letter to THE TRIBUNE. suggests
atdY tfs lac
asked to contribute to the relief fund the pennies and
dimes that they are accustomed spend for nicknacs
In the course OF week. On previous occasions the
school children have contributed largely, aud the
respondent thinks they would give gladly now II they
were asked.
TIE TRIBUNE has received for yellow fever sufferers
500 from "a Lady" SO from W. H. Brewer
q Bro, Pleasant Valley, N. Y; s. from Henry
NJ. Leslie. Hew.York ,Sl53 H., result Of
citizens meeting at Chatham Valley ~ ~ Forwarded
phrey Neil, Pittsied, Mass - from Miss ". e.;
S25 from Bartlett lamp lam M9aS%ns o S
from John W. Hanok New-York; s.. a" widows mite
East Haddam Conn., 81 TOR Grenadal from y. Gngre,
Dayton, ~ j.: s25 from the guests aud family at the
Wilson Hurd SO from H. ]. Brimmer. Adams, y. y: 81
from ANONYMOUS, Orange so from Marcus Wbipple'
L. L. S25 from the Funding Association, through j. X
Gapen; ~ from " H." The money will be promptly
The following additional contributions In Brooklyn
were acknowledged by Treasurer Ropes yesterday;
Collected by police ballotboIes additional. 1870 80
Journey Burnham.. 100 90
Mrs Maria L. Patchen Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
Employees OF Bliss Williams. 70 90
Company A, 23d Regiment n. G 8. n. Y...... 80 90
Other authorizations 320 90
Total. ,...... 1888 80
Previously acknowledged. 5S09 60
IOtal. FOILbo 40
The receipts OF the benefit performance OF "Eyange
line" at the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn. yesterday
afternoon, about 81 200.
Mayor Yates, OF Newark. yesterday received the fol-
lowing contributions to the Southern Relief Fund.-
g. H. Condict. .......S1OO Other contributions. s75
G. STsent Co.'... 80 Total. $40
G. Nugent Co.'s EN- Previously aCknldg BOB
stPaul's IodgoK ofP 25 Total. 773
From cOleotln boxes II
Mayor Yates yesterday RENTED $500 TO the Citizens
Relief Association OF Memphis.
Monday evening TO devise means for systematically adj
Vancng the work Of relief for tho yellow fever sufferers
The Singer Sewing Machine Company and their EN-.
plOyes ut Elizabeth ~ j. Thursday night contributed
"a 900 for tho yellow fever sufferers subscrb
ing something. The st. Johns Episcopal Church has
raised 1925 for the same purpose aud public subscrp-
ton has been started by The Elizabeth Journal
NETWORKS TOTAL GIFTS.
Following is list of the total gifts received
thus far by the general associations and persons
gagged in soliciting contributions In this city;
p1 ATSanS suO.cripl ro,.,
acknoWl tons 'V'sL