, 1874-11-01
but would buv town orders. He (Grueuhut> wa.s
going to prosecute him for malfeasauce.
The two Justices smiled, but said nothing.
I'm ~

The subject Of
. RAISING MONEY ron TOWN. EpEysEs
8 Was then referred to by Justice DeWo1f ri
:, suggested that the Clerk certify to the Count
= Board and County Clerk the resolution passed
the town meeting il April. directing the raiei.
> of @95, 600 to defray the town expenses for Il
t present year.
: From the conversation which followed, it n,
peareu that the County Clers has not extende
. the lax, being uncertain whather the County c
,, , the Town Board should make the levy, thous
inclininE to the opinion that it was the bushes
, Of the latter to DO it. n F. Tuley had been ~
{ realed to- and had given decision sustaiain
this view.
The members dispersed without taking any At
tion. but it ia probable that the suggestion c
Justice DeWon will be carried out, to see il
will have the intended effect.
THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL FAIR
The Executive Committee Of the Homeopathi
Hospital Fair met last Friday at 1890 q. m., a
the Grand Pacific Hotel. The President, 31re
Washburn, Was in the chair. There we're pres
ent Mrs. L. q. Letter, Mn. Geu Strong, Mra
Humphrey. Mrs. Gen. George F. Harding, Mrs
Gen. ChetIain. Mrs Il. o. Stone, hIiss Dunlevy
Mrs. DR.. Ludlam. Mrs. Dr. Fostor, Mrs. Dr.
Mitchell. HRS. Judge Booth, Mre F. D. Grey
Mrs. F. L. Fake, Mrs. N. NJ. Wheeler, Miss Bar
ton, Mrs. H. r. Waite. Mrs. Strong, Mrs. N. r
|
Telford Burnham. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Buel, Mrs
Barclay, Mrs. William A. Stanton, Mrs. Knapp
The Secretary's minutes Of the previous meet
ing were approved when the followins donations
we're reported: HRS. Fake, OF the fancy wos.
department, reported dopations OF embroidered
| seat for chair from Mrs. Dunlevy; toilet set and
cover Tor pureau from Miss Quarry; e.isliu
aud lace toilet set from Mrs s. 8. Brown
pln-cnshion, paper-holder and 3 Persian en-
broidered pouch, dolls hats, aud an elegant
bonnet, to be voted to the most popular Chair
| man OF the Committee, from Mrs. james IIa-
yens, No. 23l Wabash avenue: handsome scrap
bag and six knitted worsted balls from Mrs.
| Horace Cleveland; from Mrs. DR.. Williams
| three family medicne-cases, also an oil painting
| from H. c. Cola, goods to the amount OF S3.2 !;
goods to the amount Of S1.46 from B1akes1ee.
| Mrs Merrill reported donations OF one piece of
! Namsutta muslin from Richards, Shaw & Wins
low; l case of moss lilies from Miss Celeste
Wser; glass shade from .Ire. Greenhood; oil
painting from Mira. l.. B. Skinner; meals from
J Higginson Co.. also from Huntingdon & Co..
| besides liberal donations from the bakeries Of
| Case l. Martin and Scott l. Brady.
| Mrs. Gen. Strong reported donations of s25
t from Mrs. Letter; Six garments from Mrs. e.
| O. Stone; So from Mrs. John Clarke; faucy ar
! ticles from Miss Lar1abee.
i Miss Macyeagh. Of the household art depart
meut. had received through the weak one lnlad
wood table, Que illuminated walnut writing-desk
| one hand carved library table. one set Of me-
| dieval din:ne-room chairs, six walnut picti1e-
frames. medieval. and three flower stands.
Miss Harding reported donations of two cases
medicines and books from II. \. Small rharma-
cist, No, s. Clarh street cash 81 from Ives q.
Marshall. printers, No. l53 LaSal1e street $40
worth of stationery at Wholesale rr!cas from
Culver. Page l. Hoyue; also dopatien OF
chi1dren's books, well selected, from Dexter's
On Twenty-second street..
Mrs. n. F. Waite reported donations OF ice for
the Fair from Mrs. ]. Fl. Williams, also beef,
bread. aod oysters; fancy articles from Mrs. W.
Gilmore, together with earned fruits and re-
freshments; Mrs. S. ". Rawsou. meats for
lunches; fancy articles # I'M Mrs J. c. Coon1y;
tea from Mr.. Gso.g7 Belts; SOCKS and nit:ens
from Mrs. John Edwards; ifom Pitkins T. Barss,
IS worth Of crockery; Thompson renpleton,
Blake 4 Walker; liberal donations Of groceries
from Wells l. Faulkner; hotel set. valued at
512 from Mrs. J. L. Johnson from Herbert
TAYLOR, $40; S. ". Rawson. $40; Mrs. G. c.
Knight. 81: Mrs. J. C.. coonlv. 81: cash.
OF Cleveland; eleven wall baskets from
Mrs Castle, Of Cleveland afghan aud rum
basket from Miss Mary Couch; perfume castle
from M,ss Belle Weeeler; hair-receiver from
from Mrs Eeayey; 2 scrap baskets, Mrs. D. G.
Nichols 8 scrap bags Mrs. J. Decent.
Mrs. Stanton reported donation ct dozen
bottles OF cologne water from J. ". Sharp.
9lEE. hnArp, Oh Lne " 69s Cll65 reported 00nh-
tions OF fancy bo1es OF perfurnery. boxes con-
fectionerv, 8 pint bottles OF toilet vinegar. toilet
soaps fancy jet hair-pios, y jet crosses. 12neck
laces, 10 rair earrings, 18 linen collars (ndies)
,nfants eacques. rittens smoking. caps. hand
kerchief case, ladie5' hat, made in Bermuda
from The leaves Of the palmetto tree,
a books, new publications, together with
canned tomatoes. corn, peaches, aod cake.
Mrs. Letter reputed donations Of French bread
for one day from Mr.. Rlns1ey: ais, that Dir.
fcn1tav4h xrnufd tfr11v YarTnif hip raf6aoar tn
arganee the flowers daily throueh the Fair : also
that Field l. Letter would furnish two men as
doorkecpers.
Miss Barton. oae octagon showcase from B.
Barclay, vs!,ned at $3.50.
Mrs Chotlai1 reported douation from Mr.
Wayno Chatfeld OF So
Mrs. Washbu.p reported donations Of lumber
for tables and booths, from Bradley, Shepherd l.
family sewlng-machine, With services Of operator
through the fair; nails, twiue ect., for decora-
tions, from Laramie d North; cambria from
Carson. Pir!e g. Co., stettaeur B7os.: Field.
low; printing By J. a1. II. Jones, Rand & Nc
Naliv, P. S. Hanscomb; evergteens By ". T.
Sheche-d; elegant vase with silver standard
from ". NJ. Maya.
Mrs. Orr reported donations Of patent medl-
cinns to the amount OF S45, from E. Burpham
l. Sons.
After discussion unon the matter, the ladies
decided to serve their lunches in the same
building with the fair,-the building of Redfeld.
Bowen l. Co., Nos. 112 and 116 Lake street.
The following notices we're read: Ladies' de- !
string to serve as walters in the ice-cream and |
cake department, are requested to meet at the
residence Of Mrs. Or, No. 475 Wabash avenue,
on Tueeday. at 2:S0 p m.; those desiring to as !
of Mrs. Hilton. No. 699 Wabash avenue. On |
Thursday, ut 2:30 p. N. those interested in tho
iancy-worS depar' r'ment at the house OF Mrs.
Fake, No. 420 Michigan avenue, on Tuesday, Mt |
1n6f f17for t}o4i {},n oi,st1