, 1873-10-28
Y. M. c. A.
Tho Exposition Building to BE
Utilized This Winter.
A BazaAr Of All Nations 10 I}c Held There
in Aid Of The Y. d. CA.

Tho Young Mons Christian Association hnvo
long folt tho ncod Of bottor and largcr acoon-
modations than those thoy now aro using.
movement was act on foot III Boston. aftor tho
great fro in that city, to ralse money by novel
expetliont which was callol tho Dazar Of tho
Nations mud which was intended 10 roprcaent
the homos, 1rcsHcs, aui customs OF almost oil
pooples Tho e,lccoHe of this attompt having
been very encouraging 1t was proposed to or
tond its, oporationa to othor cities. and, nc
cordingly mootipg was hold ycBtoEday eveE-
ing in tho Methodist Church Block, corner Of
Washington and Olhrk stroctB. The audience
was not as largo as the Importance Of the mt
ter should hnvo called out, but tho
woathor was responsible for tic nbaonce
Of great many. Mr.. r. W. Harvey, President
Of the ABaocntion, introduced Mcssrs. Franklin
". Smith and Hussoll aturgiB, Jr.,, Of Boston,
who woro the principal agents n dcsignlng and
carrying out tic projoctin III tint city. They havo
Exposition building SUCCESS, and, as their OK
porienco Is 1noHt valuable, It III expected TINT,
during tho holidays, oar hazaar will eclipse all
others.
count Of tho origin, progrose, and results Of tho
Boston enterprise, and description Of a number
Of the buildings, curiostieB, &o., belonging 10
tho Dazaar Society. trbe account OF tile limit.
morablo foreign goods and lousos 8oemed almost
like fniry talo md, IL tho bnzanr nt NIL approXi-
mates tho description given 10 graphically ~
Mr.. Smith, it will bo ono Of tho most desirable
sights evor witnessed In ohlcago.,
Mr. Russell sturgia. Jr added foW doserip-
display Of the costumes. and customs OF tho
| various countries, stating briefly tho manner Of
carving out tho ontcrpriao in detail:
Willie the audience wore ongagcd IN looktne
| at tho photographs Of costumes, buildings, etc.
! ynoficn yvna narrfad to nnDnint n CDnnTDtttCC
| Of nvo, whose duty it.Bhould DO to solect nrgo
working committee. Tho following wore appoint
| cd MossrB. J. ". Farltn, George H. Mydo, ].
B. Fountloroy, H. g. Wnlker, and Col rlimpton,.
Nir. sturgis was then called upon by AIR. Smith
for q Chinese song. which ho gaTo III Q very
amusing manner. Tho following names for tho
Working Committee woro then rood, NJ the Helec-
on Of the Nominating g COMMITTEE tdSn S@u asi"sy .iey
tons hnying boon dono worry hurrlcdly, other
nn,ncB will DO addol horonftor
| GENTLEMEN.
@. Il. Mccormick. r. ". Harvey, N. 5. Bou-
ton, John V. Farwell. J. W. Tarlin. Geo. NJ.
High, Philip Meyers. J., NJ. Chairman; tho Roy.
Max Hjortsburg, Lyman Baird. tho Rev. y; W.
Eyarts, i. s. Alhro, VIM: Lawreuco, Thoa.
Dean, Dan,' t tho 10 l Rev. ". =: fsost, tho
tSs tiss' Rev: u :. O. N3aie MiteSe l. l. mosler,
y. H Bradley. George l He1bort, IL tho Roy. :. 2.
| II. T..
4: oosser, I; ?; Boone J; ~ D: Gross arosa, I: e. 2
Cragin, T. N. Avery, j. Mason Loomis =. N.
Dlako. A. =. glshop, Q. L. Mann slmcon Far;
poiksoy polls $. A. <: Kean, q Il Horton, J. b. Hobbs,
]. X. Dotsford, r.: L; Qneal. Q. Lnnt: the Row
Geo. !. Bisssil, o.oronkhts; oiss: ourzlor, t1s
ATsri ss IT, g. o. a. sfsu1 WoEer Ed H. the Row. Arthur
Sae aooiins 5no o. s' Fais5'ans, is Henry coo + &
Gulvor, H " XSing, Geo. Af'a9nrt e tt1ouian ohas
aon Raran3d NJ noSan SaSs"0fs E. n blatefess nss5
Elijah Smith, Daniol A. Jonoo, ThomaH Lord
D. i. Covert, tho Roy. G. L. Thompson, Edison
Keith, the Rev. @. E. Cheney. E. G. oloavor, 3
Phpot Albert orane. ohstlsa s, Farg9, g: g
John r. Temple g. q. 7. Lyman. II. W. Fowler
the Roy, r. Sullivan, tie flov. Clinton Locke
tho Rev. G. D. Holnler. tho nov. DR.. Brooke, A
?. Bishop, Marshall Field $. ?. Walker, tn
Rov. ], o. Peck, the Rov. J. L. G. Mckown.
Mrs. T. ". Harvey, Mrs. N. 8. Bouton, Dlra: ]
n. Farliu, Mrs. Til johnson, Mrs. Arthur Nit
chell, Mrs; q. Il; McCormick, Alra. i. ". Patter
Mrs. A..E. Kttredgo, Mrs. Elijah Smith, afrss
g: Henderson, Mrs. Al. Aycrill. alrp. 9. g
Wicker, Mrs. I'd Ely, Mrs. Geo. Armour, Mrs
Loonis, Mrs. Anson stagor, Mrs. J. K. Botsford
Mrs. II. z. Culver, Mrs. z. P. Goodwin, bI,e
Gins. Durand, AIrs. Q. Lunt Mrs. g. q. Cooi
Nlre. Edison Koith, Mrs. 7. philpot, Mrs Alber
Crane, Mrs. Cl,aa. Fargo, Mrs. ,. s. Covert
Miss Mary J. Smith, Airs. Jas. Larmon, Alrt
Daniel Boone, Mrs. W. 4. Bartlett, Mrs. 2.
Underwood, A1ra. Jno. Tomple, Mrs. o. Cror
khfte, Mrs.:V A. Turpiu, Mrs. 8 N. Moore, Mrt
Chaa. Morgan, Mrs. Lyman Baird, Miss Jossi
burg, Mrs. J. A. Cloesor, Mis-. L: D. Doone, Mr.
T. ". Goodspoed. Mra Q, r. Dlackall Mrs. 7
s. Mbro, Mrs. Thomas Wilce. Mrs: 9. H. r: Ls
man, Mrs. Jno. ". Doan, Mrs. W. .. Frost, Mrf
4. 3. Meelscr, Mrg JMo. V; farwoll, Mrs: Q. 7
. Cheney, Mrs. II. NJ. WilEnartl, Mrs. o. s. Hougl
Mrs. j. J. Ballard Mrs. s. A. Irish, 1Ira. o. v
Koith, Mrs. Goo. F. DiBscll, Mrs. Z. ". Spencer
Miss Spencer, Mra. Eddy, Mrs. J.: 2: Rosa Mir
Fannie h1cCutloch, Mrs. Marshnll Field.
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