, 1864-06-03
PiTTSBURU SANITARY FAIR.
Dcratfons from Chltsgo In aid OF the Fund

DcEattons from Chlesgo In aid or the Fund,
The call Of the Directors Of the Plttsburs sanita-
~ Fair has met with fitting response from chica
60. In addition to eeyeral individual efforts, the
Board of Trade appointed committee consisting
Of the following gentlemen: Ira 7. Mum. G. 7.
Bowen, p Palmer. 8. c. Griggs, VI. B. Keen, Mur.
r Nelson, A. c. Titus, Thos. n. Jones' Jas. II.
Hoes, U. Il, Crosby, ". Munger, c. II. culbertson.
Andrew Brown, samI. Basnuru, Jno. II. Weber,
Geo. II. Klmbark, Ely Bates, N. Luddlngton. B.
W. Raymond, q, ". Hfnsdale, c. G. Wicker, D.
Webster, Jas. c. Savage.
The following contributions haye been reported
by TIT committee:
Walwortb. Habbard, & Co., SIS; seeberger
Brenkey. s25; Mears d Bates, $2o: J. n: unuet-
wucd q Co., $40: Jae. Leonzrd & Co., Is: Marsh
tRGse ~ sa%ss ce s. Rssa Sasiae, s "a Il
kius & Merrill, $:u; Ii. J. stoaieI, s.: T6e Pesh-
tigo Co., sa,: Pearson. avery d Co., SIS; Goss =
sl5; +. y. Avery, So: J. spsldsps 50; aillest
Titus : CO., f1G; florence Walker 8 Co.. SO;
c. II. Beckwith, s25: Boynton 3 Smith, $a5;
fnsis6.@ G1ss rnsRnc c. Sa' 81; s B.
K,ng ) Co., SIS; Cash, S: Haii. klmb.rk i Co.,
son, son. slo.: 5' Jones 8 Laushin. 81: W.. BIsir J.
Co., sl0o Dicksreon. diurges q; Co., $40: jacob
GIsenespn, u, so; Goo. DunbaI 4 c.,
fie Bishop, s Us; s Bess1oed. KinSs }; e., ss6;
Howell. Foster, Wadhams 8 Co., $1o; Savage,
Ell Eth a. WSoS r.; Eo v n Boy fi3 N
F. Pensiat. s1u; J. .. Weber, s.; G. 1. Noble q
Co, $iu: Phillips q Dayoe, agents. S.. P. a.
Howe, SO: Hollis,er s Wilkins, sio: \. Lud-
lis 4 Nelson s.; SheriGa & Smith, sio; White,
1S Ssees $; IS ssS9 he aess S. H.
a1ssss ha1slsy &iss es fe':P Cans g? S5s Se
johns On, sptneer & Co., SIS Condiet, valley i
osn GS f. w:. $?ssS ST. se 81 sysE Seep Ssq
Us; i. Il. Ctosby, 500; Chicago Dla,iiIefy Co.,
yN9ts Nisief s'&ae g. NJ S eRs { sssts
Hannah L; s Co., x1o; Cssh, s5; =: Munger:
fhonpfop, f o sioo; Geofse GG a. A1mour @ 50; s Hiram
Wheeler, 80; Pollard i Doaue, cd; 6. q. 4 j.
Il. Wicker, SO; q. ". Hlnedale q Co., SO: j. ".
9esos eo 81 So g. ss 9sSpssss Hs;en
sni;S Ses g. I sss smith RsesSsss, IS $; TyssE :
llama & Young. $40; Mead, johnson + Co., SIS !;
Cash, 6; DuIand & Hyde, SIS; - sterns, s.;
Willard d Child. $40; bufand, Bros, & Powers,
81 RsfRt9s d. st. &c., ePsns
ner Mctzger, SIS; N. Kronberg l. Co., S95; W.
y. Mayo, IS; Rale& Ayer-check sent 10 Spring,
CHAu1Ql q Co., F1kLHuuIKt p1Vu+ 4uIaI, ba,oJ7e
In GOODS.
$s1; Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co., $t0o;
". 3. Keen Co., $50; Church = Goodman, SO ];
T. y. hiadsten te, = e., So; e. n Il : I. La9
{35 s. Z, Grtggs j. Co.. 525: Brown Bros,
S24i2; Jas. o. Hoes. 800; Nowlln q McElwaln,
s'oi Gilee, Bros = Co, $59; E. a. r csoesy, sdo
Geo. v. stevens, IS; Chas. Wendell sd; J. i;
Bruce. SO; Claud g. Avery, SO: u. Campbell,
S25; Akerly & Tobin. &2l: Fenst & Brenely, ship
fS10,7s. GRIND total Of cash and goods, $4.s1s72
These donations Vere taken on TO .Pittsburg by
MrB. Hoge, OF tho Sanitary Commission, who was
mlttee for that purpose. In addition to this there
has been sent large donation from the ladies Of
Chicago, the items Of which have not been report
ed to Us.
TEE ST. ANsGAn1Us' CHUHcH DuFlcuLrr-
CHARGE or R1oT.-Justice DeWoH occupied the
whole Of yehterday morning In the investigation
Of chntge OF riot preferred by Rev. z, B. Tnttle,
late Rector Of St. Anszarius' Church, against An
drew Lind and wife, Mrs. LARSEN, Hans Jansen,
C. ". Anderson and wife, aud Christina Errlcson.
Rev. Mr. Tuttle, two domesucs Of the family.
OMcers Roskopf and Kelly and Capt, Gund, Of the
Third Precinct PoIce, were examined on the part
OF the people, and testified to the following facts
On the 2lst ustimo, the female detendante, their
err went into The parsonage house occupied by The
family OF the complaining witneas, whose lease ex
pired On that day: They were equipped with soap,
brushes pals, &C., and ostensttly entered the
premises to clean the house for the reception Of
| Rev. Nr. DIedbezp. Swedish munster who was
about to occupy the parsonage and ohlctate In the
Swedish interest at the Church Of St. Aussnrins.
Mrn. Tut1le's mother being sick. the family
were unayoitab1y detained In the occupation Of
the kouse. The matter WAS explained 70 the fe-
males, and they wcra desired BY hr. Tuttle to
leave, which they refused TO do.
Mr. Goodnille, q peiehbor OF Mr.. Tuttle, was
then called In and he perauaded the women 10 re-
tire but they were persistent in their determine
ton to remain. Finally the ad Of the police was
cA]le5 INTO fcq1iston, but their efforts to procure
penceahle surrender Of the premises being an-
avai]ing, BY main force they elected Two OF the
women, whereupon the other two retreatcd.
The oefendanta introduced no evidence excapt
bill in cbarcerY heretofore fled BY Mr. Tuttle In
| the Superior Court: the !ease. OF which copy
was appended to the bill; the constitution OF the
Church Society. and the order OF tho Superior
Court dlsmtssing the bill. The Justice held that
he was not called upon to inquire whether the d.
tendun q had right to entry o. not, but ~ he
1honsht there had been an to take forciele
! popter sion OF the parsona.c, he considered the
parties concerned had been guilty OF riot. Ae-
cotdine]y the two Womer, Lind and L1tssen.
whom the police hsd elected. and Andrew Line,
tho husband Of the former. and Hans Jansen. Who
bad taken m active part IN advising me r!otona
conduct OF the two females Hefe htld 70 ball to
appear befufe the tecordef'a Corrt% inc charge
aeaInat the other parties vas dismissed
| AGa1cuLrunAI 1kr11NKSfa.-Ws eau the 1t
tent,on Of our farmers and dealers II agricultural
| implements to the advertisement Of F. G. Welcb