New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
LoCAL MISCELLANY.
ATTRACTIONS AIT THE HOSPITAL FAIR.

ATTRACTIONS AT THE HOSPITAL FAIR.
There was good attendance last evening at the
Hshnemann Hospital irin Madison Square Garden
fashionable throng of ladies and gentlemen prone
naded through the asles and visited the arr gaery
and other attractions. DOwnings Ninth heglmcnt
band tine made than on either
Tbs booth conducted by Mrs. William II. Nelson
doll with pink cheeks blue eyes and banged blonde
hair It dressed in helitrope silk cut after the
latest fashion and has diamond eaErings asd
handsome bedstead and bureau The price il $500
AT another counter Faust, Marguerite and Mephs-
many rich fancy articles here Is handsome pink
opera cloak embroidered by hand SUBSCRIPTIONS
are received here for an expensive Dcyce ~ Ioat
nectiOn with the booth new table was opened lasS
evening called the Surprise Table, 1t is draped
with blue carleton, and has at each SIDE large oV ~
of French roses. Prize boxes ut from hfty Genus u
oger ts hsf front s Of the booth blue ban
ses that's for thoughts is inscribed in gold letters
large inverted japanese umbrella hanging ~ InS
centre from the roof and filled with different eeiOIed
rate handsome lam6erkins, with rich gold ground
worked in leaves and flowers are also exDtea ReIe,
Standing on an easei n y Pont painted by n
Semour Bloodgood, and given by nm 70 tne S9cSH;
The voting last evening for the eghtoared smell
NUMBER No nj Of votes was spited Sometimes Yale
ahead and sometimes Columbia Several votes were
in attendance at the Pansy Booth and its branches
last evening were Miss Gillette, Miss Dyett. Miss
Allen, Miss Kelly, Miss Fannie Heath, Miss Nichols
Miss Pittman, Miss Bailey, Miss SmIn, MISS lo"n-
se The Rosa Bonhenr booth was completed yester-
day, and was opened last night 1t Is the last on
exhibition is given within OF large alto relieve III
oleOmargarne butter after i. Dnbuttes palnting OF
Rosa Bonheur the famous catte a az Nr The
model Is the work of Caroline S. Brooks. Admission
fee of twenty-five cents is charged .., l..
In the baotng for the cane to De presen'ea t 20
up TO last evening were as follows; Blaine, ~;
Edmlnds, 10; Washburne, 10; Grant; o IIlden' 3;
Baycrl, L; Sherman, and ii. j.. Jewett, i. go
far the baioting for the clock indicates that DR..
Doughty lie the most popular physician; ,.s-...
Flora Temple-which is conducted by dlneTcnt
E@se sseI Eae ThS oaHg si assisting her
were: Miss Hopper, Miss Miller, Miss Wallack,
Miss Hans, Miss Nelson and Miss Huntington.
The attractions of the other booths continue anu
draw their share OF patronage
PICTURES SOLD AT THE ACADEMY.
The attendance at the, Academy of Design con-
cess of that of year ago." SAID Edward Brown to
TRIBUNE reporter yesterdoy "spd the sS5s
Sc.Drs have BEEN 1's sSSd
last ten DAYS are the following: Scene III Dr't;
tanv,b by William L. PickneIl White Turkey"
let; "Tbe Collars at Saddle River. NJ" by r.
BEAM By julia DNiS9 ON In the the
sss,AiE2s r. tFsSs5jN p sSa% R.i;ssS
Entrance to the Rng Bazaar. Cairo" BY Henry A.
Ferguson An Excellent Vintage" by Z; danger
field; and the medallion portrait OF Henry ".
Thorean new feature Of the exhibition is the 10,
evening by Oscar M. Newell.