New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

hand. chartered TO do all the printing Of the fair and
a handsome parlOr suit OF amaranib ~oOd I-cart
and Windsor wagon complete fine display for Com
pany II. The ladies VI tins booth were:
Bell, Mrs. Holmes Miss
Clark Miss Z. ]. Huntington. Miss
Clncn, Miss Lafayt, MISS
DeMut Miss hcfarlane, MISS
Foster, Miss Neribew, Miss
Foster, Miss Nellie Perry, MISS
Gore, Mi lis p,, ipsks , nlls
Ravens. Miss Lille Price. Miss
Heroy Miss Thorne. Mrs. Elwood f.
Holland, bliss Seward, Miss
COMPANY rs VENETIAN TENT.
Company has a booth representing Venetian tent.
The table maroon with hangngs OF cloth Of gold.
There is choice selection Of Satsuma ware at this
stand and also handsome yacht for which 5000 has al
ready offered. Among other exhibits are statuary.
cologne and toilet articles albums, and variety OF
fancy articles woven silk bOoknark representing the
I'm Regiment monument Will be sold "A mir OF
the pyramid OF groceries on the side ofthe hall
belongs this company. The ladies at the table were
BENEDICT, Mrs. james kechum, Mrs l.. Is.
Brooks. Miss Lefferrs. Mrs. NJ. c.
Clerke, Miss Lockwood. Mrs. W. Il.
Dekerman. Mrs. W. b. Marshall. the Misses
Domnick Mrs. Bsyard Palmer, Miss
Domnick Mrs. orge f. Richardson Mrs. 5. W.
DOmlnlck, Mrs. III. IL. Sprouts, MISS L.
Groves. Mrs. George NJ. SprOnls, Miss T. ID.
Hamilton, IT., Mrs schuyler Walbridge, Mrs. d. NJ
Harper, Miss
COMPANY KS BOOTH.
Company X has built It's booth In the Queen Anne
STYLE aud trimmed 1t with velvet Here are found all
kinds OF fancy articles and fine collection OF
and scarf pins On the wall placed trophy OF ancient
armor valued at 1915. statuaIy aud line painting by
Kensett among the gifts The ladies' OF the booth
B sss%ss Mrs Mr.. b: F Fay MF Ms SIS
Lord, Mrs; Thomas sane. Mrs: William II.
Macdonald Mrs; r. senlelhorn, Mrs.; Joseph
Norton Miss a
THE KNAPsACR.
The principal feature at the stationery booth ia The
Knapsack. daily publication. The first number was
issued night 1t has sixteen pages and has short
description OF all the booths well as history OF the
armory The paper is divided into three parts called
| the "Mcsskettle." Hard-tack and Knapsack" Re-
porters are taken from the members OF the company
Brundige. Miss Kitty +. Peek, Mrs II. VI.
| Buxton. Miss Leila NJ Rand Mrs J. II.
Camcrden, Mrs. T. l.. Rand. Mrs. L. d.
| Genm, Miss Agnes Wall, Mrs. f. NJ
Jones, Mrs. W. ". Wattles Mrs. X.
Up one flight OF stairs the OF the different com
panes used for various purposes In Company AS
room chdren's toys are sold. aud Company d has a
rife gallery. Company has gypsy tent The young
ladies dressed In the gypsy costumes, with beads
aud fla-hy Iewery around their necks. They prone
tcles kettle stands always boiling will artice for
sale Two gypsy tents are in the corners. where the
irlbutions The walls are ornamented bear and
tiger SKINS.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
The officers OF the fair follows:
Board Of Observation-Disclosures nel Louis Ftz-
gerald, chairman; Edward Kemp. vicechairman; J. ].
McLaren treasures T!ernasterSergeant James 7.
Lieutenant W. l. Hatfield, Captain II. s. steele,
Lieutenant George b. Rhoads Lieutenant George
| w Rand Captain j. c. Abrams. Edward r.
| Price, Captain W. c. Casey. Captain JOS Len
| ulhon Adult mt Chas. r. Bostwok Lieutenant III. L.
Eretland r. +. Ware, A. II. Tmps0u, Lieutenant Henry
Everden. Lieutenant L. =. Ibbas; Lieutenant +. A.
Goodwin. Captain John H. Kemp, Henry A. Bostwick.
Captain Ed. q. Arthur, Thomas Lord. ExonciO:
| Colonel Enmons CLARK and Colonel William A. Pond.
| Publication CODJniNee-Lieufennut George. W. Rand.
Lieutenant IA. l. IreeHnd ana Sergeant Fred Cooper
| Henry W. Hovey, secretary. Company Reporters-
Charles Cook, Sergeant waiter 5. Wilson, Aug C. Elliot,
Sergeant Robert DinW iddie L. j. Love, J. r. Ildd e,
Heary l.. jenkins, w. II. sage H. {. Duyal aud ii. In
| gals Drahe
man; sergeant James 7. Burrel secretary; Colonel
Louis Flizgtrald. COmmissaTy Ld0 ard Kemp Paymas-
| ter John j. McLaren, Adutant Charles b. BOstwlck.
| Captain James {. Abrams and Captain Henry >.
Steele.
| AT GaIery Commniee-Ileutenant William f. Hat-
neld chairman: Lieutenant W. Il. Darlington ana NJ
iOr Thomas Lord. Auxiliary y. H. dc Haas. j. g..
Brown. Louis G. Tiffany, samuel tOimau, Lockwood dc
| Furrst, Can l.. Brandt Christopher Wolfe, John a.
Haddrn. August b mont, ~. Hna 4 W. Conovor.
| Newspaper, TrfaftJig and Advertising COMMITTEE
Lieutenant George W. Rand. chairman Lieutenant II.
| L. Ere lnud and Sergeant Fred. Hopper.
Decorations cOmmihec-R. T. Ware, chairman, ana /.
| ". Price.
Lnieriainments Co,nmice-Henry A. Bostwick, chair.
man a. H. pson aud Captain j. {. Abi ans.
House and Floor CODmiftse-J aptain W G.. Casey,
chairman Captain Henry heteelc, Captain Icutil.
| hon. and Lieutenant y, A Goodwin.
Kite Gallery C0Blmaiee-taptaiD Charles l.. Robbins.
| chairman Edward ". Price, Major Geo. SChermeI-
| horn. IT, ana j. +. NJ Richards.
Insurance hte-I4cdtcnanf Geo. D. X. klOads.
chairman Edward KenD aud John j. McLlTen.
Assignment T Space C0Dimiiee-Adjutart C. h. Bost-
wick, chairman Colonel EmnlOns Clark aud AdJutant
&. Graham Bacon.
Rules and Regulations Commitoe-AdiutantC b. Bos,-
wick, chairman Colonel Louis Fitzgerald and Sergeant
James i. Burreu.