New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

each about four by five AMI hall feet; Two sets o
silverware. sixteen pieces IN all. comprising
water pitchers. goblets, tray, etc, from Mrs. H.
$. Steele. Company has a "baby" In
wax with blonde hair banged. brown eyes. reclining
comfortably in her carriage In Swiss and Naenciehnes
ace II was presented by MIS-. A. W. CoDover and Will
be disposed OF in chances. Fifty ak hats for gentlemen
worth 81, and eentlemen's smoking jackets ana chi
dren's fancy suits are among tie articles shown. SeN
eral sewing machines offered IN chances az low
rates. Tiny knapsacks have been made that hold "a
lumber Of cigarettes, and they nnd ready purcHascrs
The ladies at the booth were:
Backus Miss Quinan. Mrs j.
B ;TSSs'; I'M Mis-; Lizzie Rc6"son MSS.
Burchel Miss Belle ShHIer Mrs. tItn a.
conov ; Mrs. Lieut.. II W. SCHUYLER, Mrs. ". C.
Earle Mrs. Ferdinand L. Steele. Mrs. ii. 8.
Jcins, Mrs Llen g. A. striker Mrs ~
Montanyc, Mrs. ". ii. Street MIS- o. W.
Moore. Mrs. e.. ". Ware. Mrs. j. f.
Oakley, Mr.. john Ware, Mrs H. r.
Phelps. Miss Hattie j. lOumane. Mrs d. d.
Company has varied assortment OF useful ana
pretty articles The needlework displayed commands
attention for its beautiful workmanship Ceramics ana
antique articles exhibited. The little pond IN one
corner with Lazy of the Lake I'M Melted
the company some profit "Put money IN the 'oat"
saws the sign, and the lady will bring you prize"
THIS company has probably the most complete set OF
furniture at the fair 1t has also grand piano sad
die and whip and an album containing photographs OF
most OF the theatrical celebrities OF the day articles
interest. Tne ladies' at this booth yesterday Weiei
Alderman. Miss Menck, Miss
Bartlett. Mrs. Moore Die
Bartlett, Miss Pedee, MISS
Bats Miss secor. the Misses
Ellis. Mrs Happen, the Misses
Ellis. Miss Wheeler. Miss
Tiy Miss Wilkinson. Miss
XIX, Miss Lpgbauln MISS
THE COLLECTION OF COMPANY D.
Company Us ebony reception chair Is pointed 10 with
pride Among other fine articles shown large and
valuable lamp for a centre table, u bamboo easel with
draperv OF macram6 lace and crimson satin
ribbon, presented by Miss Lchieustein. with
framed representation Of Delall,e's ba1E
aTs ron Emit Jams o y9um Sds so rI anq The d TSS
flow of articles AT this booth hat an annex against me
wall has been oprned. At the annex are displayed all
Tie bulky articles, such as dokcari aud harness win
The Centennial bedsteads. The members OF the
com,nny think that the athletic boys ~ the It'll
ought u subscribe rapidly for the paper shcboat ana
rnDontinG the cap ana FnasacK Of IN regiment
for sale Following are the names OF the ladies' at tl
boOfhi
Arrowsmith Miss Annie c. | King. Mrs. H. J.
Baker, Miss Emma L. leneIls' MrS. Lenert
Blsseil. Miss Florence LockroW. Mrs DR.. A. '. H.
Brown, MI is Blanche Nichols, Mrs Carmen
Chapman nSi Mrs W. IL Pease, MIS-. L. b.
Cornell. Miss Minnie Pruier, MIS- Mamie
Dillingham;. Mrs. Z. T. OllendOrI MIS- Hettie
Eycrdeli, Miss Kate sackrtt, Mrs william H.
GOdne MISS Rosa Sellers Mise Emile
Gunihcr Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Lila l.
Guutuer, Miss Minnie lay or Nj = Joseph -.
Ualiy Mrs II. III. Terlune, Mrs. T. :.
Hone, Miss X.
WHAT COMPANY OFFERS.
Company received yesterday bale OF cotton pre-
scented by the Gate City Guards, OF Atlanta. Ca The
be taken to Cotton Exchange and sold 10 the highest
bidder Many sold yesterday for the set
Of diamond lace PIN and caring 6 rhe:e
are sold each The live stock and BIRDS BELONGING
TO this booth male great 1oa-e ana a pes S
Anaire Miss Annie Harriott. Miss Title
AllMre Miss Nelllo Hogan, MISS NcIllo
baiIe't,; ~, n'S9 p =" Mo- Mrs p
Cochran, Miss Ada rum, ni - -, r
Cochran. Miss Lena Slegcis., Mrs; L: W.
Cox. Miss Minnie smith. MISS hhttle
Frrv Miss Annie SpeaSht, Miss Ada
Greenwood. Miss A. d.
THE BOOTH OF COMPANY I.
ono n, the prnclpn features Company F's booth is
tho autograph Guilt made by a lady seventy seven
years If age. II attracted great attention, Is
did also tie doll house Both OF these have
been described. The miniature dinner party
was the Gift OF CAPTAIN Appleton. and was made 10
order IL consists OF eight large dolls representing la
dies and gentlemen In evening dress. sitting 81 a
sumpruous FEAST case Of hats and umbrellas valued
toinfly al $3.50 Ia shown. The ady attendants were;
AnGevine. Miss I. IIe md ,cia, Miss
Bicrstadt. Miss L. j. n Nv MIS- Auhlo
Bierstadt. Miss NJ. A. Kelly. Miss Eva
Chatleron Miss Lizzie Long, Mrs John +.
Clark, Miss Ida u u ekay, Mss Ill.
DcsendOrf. Miss Kate l. Merry MISS Rosalie
Foster, Mrs. General J. A. SHEPARD: Miss
Coodgin. Mrs. Fred'k A. snnth MISS Minnle
Gregor. Miss f. sorncer' Miss hale H.
I..r,,son Mis-. Ella Tho lie. Miss Anna
HaW kins, Miss Ella weaver MISS Ahhle.
COMPANY ca DiAMONDs
The diamond subscription gathered crowd around the
hath and rapid sales were made. The soldier in al
tendance said that half OF the 5000 tickets had been sold
and that In few more evenings all Will be disposed Of
The possessor the first ticket drawn from the wheel
viii get diamonds valued at $500 Tor 81 Besides
rms attraction an exhibit of slverware large
is one OF tine cnstly in the complete ser
retail houses Sergeant George Harlan secured this
cfft The following list gives the names OF the ladies'
presents
Abrams. Mrs. j. Fiston Miss
Anderson. MIS- Ada HenpmlI. MISS H.
Armitage. Mrs. Ii. G.. Osborn. Mas Bla, che
+ ,ge Miss Mamie Parker, Miss Viola l..
Graham. Miss Belle Robinson, Miss III. u
Fitch, Miss lsOilnh' M'ss fdhnio
T,icb Miss Alice ScObry, Miss
FiIch Mis-. Bessie TOmpkin.. MISS
FIlch. Miss Kate "aflne' Miss L. u
woLsEY AND QUEEN KATHARINE.
Company II has a handsomely embroidered fre-screen
which was made by NJ e. Rockingham. after laboring
125 days. 1t represents Interview between Queen
Katharine and Cardinal Wolsey IN scene Act Ill. OF
Henry Will" Under the picture is the following quo
aon from the play in which the Queen addresses the
Cardinal;
Heaven is above all yet;
There sits Judge tuat no king can corrupt
The face and hands IN the picture are in quarter
stitch and the lace the Cardinals robe Is In cross
stitch The Queen has just risen from chair ana M,
dresses Woisey we ner and GAO ia
WIDTH and altogether there are 500 900 stitches N ~
Other attractive articles adorD the booth Inc iaoies
present at this booth were as follows;
Boarimnn. Mrs. Kirnnn. Miss
Bostwlck, Mrs. l. Grave. Miss
Clark, Miss Ilc Grave. Miss
DE Forrest. Miss Lintz, Mss
Erickson, Mrs. Marsh. Miss
uooker. MISS O-trander, Mrs.
Uoyt Miss Taylor Miss
lanes Mrs r. L. rnorne, Mrs.
Lanes Miss Todd Mrs.
Kirby, Mrs. A. NJ. TODD, Miss
KIRBY Mrs. ID. L. Woodbury.. Miss
COMPANY rs BOOTH
Co.npany I. besides having extensive display OF
bannson,e art Giles OF much value, great many