New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Amcrman & patterson:
Tho enclosed for SIS 81 represents SUN "hch
was in dispute between parties whose names appear
thereon and it decided between them to comp7omlS
the matter BY devotinc the sum 10 the rehei oi oe
jacksonville sufferers their Joint contribution 70 sucn
purpose We therefore ask you 70 trahsHi' II - i'
proper authorities for the purpose named and oohee'
J. d. Treadwell, Of Thurber, Whyland q 90 securcu
the following sums yesterday. and forwarncd INC
amount J. NJ schumacher. chairman OF the FINANCE
Committee at Jacksonville
C. S. Higgins Son Co. s1oo F. C. Hazzard 3 Co..
J. L. Hasbrouck & Sons D. H. Wilson Co.. Uan~
Jones' 4 Co. Peter Henderson & Co., Wagner Kallem
& Co., s25 each American Grocer Publshlhs Asso
clation. A. NJ. Powell Henry Brickner & Co. and
Haverdale Glass Works, so each; cash. 81
Mayor Hewitt yesterday Acknowledged the receipt
OF the following sums for the Jacksonville Yellow
Fever Fund and forwarded draft for the total to Mr.
Schumacher at Jacksonville.
Leather and hide merchants. 81 oo5 Arnold Consta
bic Co.. r. J. Livingston and Henry Hilton $3.50 each
John Patton & Co.. Keppler & Schwarzman Merideh
Britannia Co.. The Barbour Bros. Co. Mrs George r.
Dodge Aitken Son Co.. Cash. A. Spadore 4 lady'
Clark OBrien & westbrook. w. Y Mortimer Wa'~ton
H. Brown & Bros Whital. Tatum Co.. slc0 each ;
The Tribune $50 81 Fannie de L. Welsh s57 " The
Times $50 so Corken & Douglass, ]. H. Probst 4 Co.
T. shrivcr & Co.. Z. A. Potts. Mary Il. Stewart o. H.
Jennings George A. Evans John D. Archbod MIS- Jonh
D. Archbold Frank Dubois and o. &. B. $50 each :;
George Murphy w p. Willis & Co.. Dean Wcsbrook
NJ c. D. Sunswick Gracf Cutlery Co., Alanson Trask
Frank r. Carter Smith & ANGEL william b. Kendall
y. Latauer and L. H.. sos each; smaller sums SO 20
Total s4I4s So. Total amount sent forward by the
Mayor 10 date s23 435 H. II any member OF the leah9
trade has overlooked he Is requested to SEND ms
Contributions to Richard No. 35 Sprucest or TO
the Mayor.
In The Evening sun" yesterday It was stated that
II was George Law who S12 600 TO Mayor Hewitt
on Monday for the Jacksonville sufferers. Tribune
reuorer called at tho house Of Mr.. Law, but 1t was
sald LAT he was OUT of town. Mayor Hewitt, when
seen al his home said " do not know who gave the
money and would not If I could.' Colonel Thomas
p Ochntrce who was at the Hoffman House
said that he thought the generous giver must D.
George Law who,7 he added, IS as goodheartcd a
man as lived and as modest as woman ana II Is
lust Ike him to do such thing. l saw him last
ntcbt Monday night but he said nothing 70 me Of
it,
The members OF the stock Exchange are respond
Ing promptly to the appeal in behalf Of the sufferers
Their Gifts amounted s2.172 50 Yesterday. The re
ccipts by the Stock Exchange firm Of H. B. Hoins d
Co. Yesterday were 1902. making total Of 81 .964.
The following subscriptions have been made through
Kohn Furchgott & Co.. OF Jacksonville. and In New
York for the sufferers in Jacksonville. The amounts
collected Will be emltted daily to J. NJ schumacher
president Of the First National Bank, Of Jacksonville
Faulkner. Page ( Co. and T. S. JaHray
Co.. slOO each: James F. White & Co.. II. J. Libby &
Co.. William Turnbun & Co. and Townsend Yale. so
each wiimerdinc. Horuet & Co. and Strauss Bumen-
thai & Co. s25 each; c. A. Aufmoratt 4 Co.. Parker
Wilder Co. and Passaran Co.. slO0 each Luckmeyer
schefer & Co.. H. Bernheim. Sons & Co.. person.
Hartman & Co. and Iselin. Nesser Co, $50 each
LehInaier { Co.. $50 cash. el0 Former contributions.
40 435 Total. S3420.
The list cf Subscriptions ir the green fruit trade
Of this city 10 the yellow suifercrs' hrough
Brown q seceomb amounts 10 S607. Brown d seccomD
ard Phelps Eros. d Co., giving 500 each.
President Radcliffe Bald win, Of the Maritime l1-
change. has appoinccd AlOnzO I. Decker, Isaac El-
pinger y \. Beuner, Vincent L0eser and Alva Mud
eett, committee 10 receive Contributions FOR the
/ sufferers.