, 1874-11-08

L Co.: towel-rack pair kid slippers
| emokine-caps from Mrs. Hamlin 10 handsome
articles from Mrs. Walter Peck; toilet cushiot
from Mrs. Noses embroidery silk from Grover
scrap-nae % from m Mrs. N. 3. walker; stripe fo
chair, with filling, from Mrs. J. H: Dunham
i sofa-piIoT from Miss Dunham; lace ane
eat1n t,dies, 2 breaxfast-cnps, from Mrs. James
Odell: ! dozen dress-eeVators from Mis-!
Dewey pair worsted slippers.
Mrs. GGrrell, OF the Plain Sewing Depart.
ment reported donation from Mrs. Charles W
Drov bcautful toet-Bet OF white satin worked
in Manila, by Mrs. J. 81. Perry case OF poad,
ll,es in wax By a1iss C. Dwyer; air-castle and
toilet-baEkets BY Mrs. George Kelsey.
Mrs. Gen. Strong. Of the Chluren's Clothing
Department. had received 425 from Hale, Aver
d Co., and an afghan from Mrs. Skinner.
Mrs H. o. Stone Of tho Amusement Depart
ment, reported al autograph letter OF DR..
Samuel Hahnemann. founder Of Homeopathy,
thanks WAS passed to Alr. Wahl for the valuable
gift, Mrs. Stone also reported S25 from
Mr. Thomas Hoyne; S. from 1lr5. James Nc
Kiud]ey; and IS from HRS. E. 6. Assay; from nrs.
Henry and Charles Wheeler, toys Mrs. Louis
Wahl, toys; from Mrs A. q. savin toys from
Mrs. a;arkiey toys: two large photographs Of
Dr. Stafford Blake; Mrs. s. H. Fassett donates 4
crayon portrait Of one OF our prominent
homeopathic physicians.
Miss Duulevy. Of tile Flower Department, re-
cut flowers from Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. j. +.
NANNY, and Mrs. c. I. HoFsman, Of Rockford,
III.
Mrs. Macyeagh, OF tho Household Art De-
parsnlent, reports the receipt of l bet OF hand
carved walnut Ringing book-shelves; carved
Pre-Diea i wnlnu: haud-caryed easel; 6 wal
nut dressing screens; oil painting OF = head
By the late James Anes, of Boston; oil paint
ines on black ood-paneIs 20 aquaEellos from
Dresden; 90 photos; 10 of Paul Garoy's
marbie-tinishsd casts. from Boston; 2
Venetian mirror; brass-framed Gothic
mirrors; l Persian plaque; ! French
hand-paluted plaque; Italian majolica pilgrim
bottles. reproductlou5 OF the Duko de Mont
pensier's Madrid collection.
Mrs. John Wilkinson had received from ". Il.
Buchard No. 159 Lasalle street, boxes paper
and envelopes, / inkstand, bronze match-saie,
/ eraser i cnvelope-opeoer, and / calendar;
from Gage D:os., boxes paper, IL fancy ar
tlclca.
Mrs. Waite. Of the Household Supplies and
Country Store Department. reported woven wire
mattrass. from Granals j. Fatwell; ! caddy tea;
from Wilde, Dluett d. Co., boys Buit. :l5;
from S. Taylor l. Co., dozen car1iage-whips
from Charles F. Wit, toy trunks; from Peoria
Starch Company, II boxes assorted starch, $50;
from Mrs. G !. Aors1'an, Of Rockford, afghan;
$40; Larabee i North. <l0; Seeberser s.
Ereakey, $40; each, S5; Crane Bros, Moth
western Manufacturing CONF tauy, $25; chiid's
set Of 1urs; J. McGregor Adams, tinwaEo. $40;
naney L Middleton, ottoman; his. b. stuFges'
dozen jars OF homemade jeltles.
Mrs. Il. ". Wheeler. Of tie Patients Table, 6
tides. from Mrs. Brown; ! toilet set. Mary
Olisen; 2 tides ard shoe-hag. Mrs. Barker:
bracket, Miss Jennie Willard.
Mrs. j. L. Stevens. OF the Refreslmont Do
had received barrels OF apples from
D. Ueruiug, and other donations.
Mrs. II. If. Humphrey, of the Confectionery
Department. reported cornncopias from G. Meret,
- Mouroe street faEcy c2noy-bagH from C. L.
lellary; IS from y. Martin.
Mis-. N. II. Knapp OF tho West Side Depart
neut, I extension table, l woven wire bed
prine, Chicago CITY Directors, 1874; small
ascs Of needles, dolls, S ladies' hoods, 2 |
CARTS. gladys dressing sacks. photograph case,
4 card photographs. y ssereoscopic VIEWS. =
oxes OF noto paper, bottles OF cologne. bot
lie Of SoZcdont. . ecrap bags, toilet set with |
rshion. tides, I toilet mats. There are in-
umerablo small articles in preparation. A
oung lady otfer6 her services to Dress IN cos |
1me aud sell peanuts. Mrs. KNAPP alro re- |
1sned S25.75 for tickets, rcceptacIes for burnt
lalc1es, 2 small oll-paiatinss. and chrome. |
Alrs J. B. Latnpklil. OF the Evanston Depart |
,ent, reported 5 largo oil-pa:u1lngs: receipts
rom par!or concert, SIS; great quantity OF
ancy articles.
Mrs. F. L. Orr. OF the Icc-Crcam and Cake
department, reported liberal donations Of cake |
nd cream.
Mrs. Col. Ewing reported the gift Of case OF |
oods from Webster. mlilner; do from Mrs
Lobson; Spiegel l. Calm. ! walnut screen, $2D; !
Embroidered mus!c-cses from Mrs J. A. Eilis
mouctolr aud burnt-na1ch cases, from Hiss |
'unlevy; scrap-bag. Miss Martin; from J. L.
hay j. Co., IS yards Swiss inserting, embroi-
cred medalous; from Mr. Fitch, Of Richards,
haw j. Winslow, dozen yards of Va1enciennes
>eertlng, and bolt ribbon; flom Wetherill.
towe l. Short, l piece ribbon; from D. =. Fisk.
yards Yaicuclennes lace, Sl2. Alre. Hilton re-
oEtcd an elegant afghan from HRS. Arthur
urley.
HRS. Gen. Chetlain reported liberal donations
I refreshments. Mis-. Henry Grsenebaum and
rs. Emendorf the sane.
Mrs. Letter las rccelyed silver pitcher from
atson j. Hoes, and sofa-pillow from Mrs. J.
!. Allen.
Mrs. 0. L. Wheelock reported from Mrs. DR..
ilport embroidered Bhoe-bag, embroidered
tin usouchoir cases; from Miss Pettes, of New
ork. z ca1d-reccivers 2 ornamental pen-Wipers;
c. Collins. No. 1S4 Clark street. boys fancy
liIts; Mrs. McGiven, 4 pairs infants socks, )
.irs cl.ildren's. 2 infants slrts, lairs inva-
d. double wool shoes, aud tidy.
Mrs. DR.. Mitchell, 2 children's cast-iron stoves
ith trimmings, from Collins d Burgie. fancy
ork from Mrs C. Page, handsome pillow from
rs. J. C. Sawyer.
Mrs. WAlhbu1n reported from Gilbert, Hub
ard l. Co.. twlne from Noble j. Little, lum-
ar; from j. ]. Spauldlng, No. l53 Clark street, |
1ntine OF placards; from Carpenter i shol-
IN. IS Boone Block, publishers. services in dis
ibuting tickets: case of tlat-irons from Brown
Van A1sdale Manufacturing Company; $35fro
ield l. Letter; $50 from Mrs. John Bucking-
I'M from Mrs. Vim. II. Fitch, Jr., an ele-
.ntIy dressed Wax doll valued at $50.
Tho following notices were given All those
,nnectcd with the refrcshment department, or
ssir1ng TO serve therein, are requested to meet
the lunch-roonl OF the FAIR Building l12 Lake
rect ThuIRday. at 2:30 o. m.
Those belonging to the fancy work depart
ent will please meet ut Mrs. Fakes on Tues
", at 2:30 p. NJ, at 42O Michigan avenue. The
xecutiye Committee, as well as those holding
ckets for the fair, are particularly requested ~
10 Treasurer, Mrs. Letter, to render in their nc
'unt ut their last meeting Friday morning al
e Pacific Hotel, when full attendance is de-
led It was voted to print 2. 600 extra copies
the first issue OF the Hospital Bazaar for
catuitous distribution.
INSURANCE.
Tho announcement in yesterdays TRIBUNE
lat the National Board companies wero about
resume business again in this city. was quite
pleasant surprise to almost everybody, even to
le larger part OF the insurance agents. There