New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
SUCCESS OF THE HAHNEMANN FAIR,

manner of their escape. An attempt to ROD etatiOh
L was made year ago.
SUCCESS OF THE HAHNEMANN FAIR
A LARGE ATTENDANCE LAST EvENING-NEw At
fractions AT THE TABLEs
Tbere was large attendance last evening at tne
Hahpemapn Hospital Fair in Madison square uat
denthe largest Of any evening shce Sne
with fashionable people. The ladles az tne 1 9
emit tables were kept busy dsposlng Oh tnelr IanGy
wares and receiving subscriptions for the dlaonus
and other articles 10 DO disposed Of oy lot AS mere
tofore the evening was enlivened by music Oy
Downings 9th Regiment Band. ,.u,.-u os
One of the most popular attractions last nRnI was
the dancing hall, which adjons the res1tauIatHh'
and Is under the supervision OF MTs. Dr. HelnHen,
piano has been placed IN the n tb @ Mecca bV the
band 1t promises 70 reap rich narVest peIO VI
the close of the fair. The art gaery-whcah aa,
visited last night by q large number. Among tnose
who were here during tine course OF tne ey Tos
were g.. w. Story A. F. TAFT Thomas mas a nGSt,
Mr., and Mrs. H. A, Loop, Mrs. BAKER, arthur |uaV-
ley and several other artists ,.,,s-. Ch.,,-
The floral temple was in charge OF OF Mrs C0aun-
cey NJ. Depew The tables were covered with pro gO
rists of the city and Of private conservatorles
also also. The sales last night amounted .u,I to
$500 or SOO om A%Ong ver the Mps Benjamin ai
Carlos Mrs. Edward harrington, Mrs, EdWard
Raymond, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. John Emo, Mrs MIS-
Fred, Halsey; and Of the young ladies MISS put
Ter. the Misses Stebbins Miss Chapman, Miss ESte'
Mrs. Coe, Miss Berry, Miss Smith and Miss Holiday
The Gypsy encampment continues 70 De QUE
of the greatest attractions. 1t is in charge OF MIS-
Fardee. Last night the fortune-telers were kepG
busily employed divining the future for the young
persons who called at their tents so popuiar mas
This feature of the encampmeDt been, that " was
fonnd necessary to erect a second tent, and call
in the assistance of two more fortune trnet
tellers. In the afternoon there was q great
tired in their picturesque costumes for their
benefit Music was furnished on piano ient Gy
6CaS @ @5a sn the greater bart q this
"Aunt Fanny Barrow will be present az one OF
the tents to tell fortunes. Among those who were
dressed In the costumes of Spanish GypsXs, we're n
the Misses Gay, Miss Emma Burton, MISS BEL
Budd. Miss Edith Clark and Miss Kate CLARK. Inc Inc
archery which has been opened IN eonnecIlon WIN
| the encampment, by Mrs. Pardee, Is paJrOmzeu ny
many young men and women 49,, t., -
At The Rainbow several additions nave Deen
made among them handsOms o bronze III mg9 nS en-
| subscription, Also handsome set of decorated
plates, to be sold on the same plan MI, Inc Young
ton. Miss Adie Clark, Miss 1mogene Clark, Miss
Skidmore. Miss Wynkoop and Miss Bell,
The voting for the shell to go to the c9llegWe re-
49, Sa55 Columbia, 127 Harvard 40 and the others
| in order-Princeton, Cornell, Vassar, Dartmouth,
and the University Of Pennsylvania; lp the Voting
SF Hi GG Is rs So a md DE- PGf peuay
In the voting for the most popular physicianS VIE
D Polk bSs snS Is as o%s
Blaine SO, Grant 81, BayeTd 90, Edmpnds 10. sher;
w%shb1Ene end Idsn % sHS1
were received for an, elegant diamond solitaire,
valued at 81. 900 is the property Of ne TAPE BE-
having been drawn by those REPRESENTING ny nC
are making an especial effort to dispose OF " at
high price the entire proceeds VIII 60 aTec1y Vr c
ised for this week. An invitation, has been ex.
tended to the 9TH Regiment to attend the fair IN
body some evening this week, and also TO the 20
| Regiment.
FAREWELL TO THE MAPLESON TROUPE.
Tho performance of lies Huguenots"" al, the
Academy Of Music, yesterday afternoon. closed an
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Miss Cary, Mime. Andre NILE, B9lOcca, Nine, sItf
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FIS The conclusion Of the opera yesterday AZ few
minutes before O'clock carriages were waitinl
ts %b t9S f9 SEs sud s9S evident
tance gathered around the stage entrance In orde
to catch view ofthe fsyoTites The chorgs singer
asking the way toIhe wharf, and bidding farewell
to evSry one at the sane time The dresses an
I used I IN sh and RSFS SSay
The seene on the pier and on the steamer was YER
lively. The cold north wind and lowering sky dl
seem to daTRe1 the he aS6ST apa o aad tn
g vos fnlI Of good wishes regrets and farewelll
+ B. Mnsgrav6, the banker, and Albert Weber w,eTr
among the scores Who were present In the cab ed
sent TO Colonel Maples0n and his artists. As IN
time for the departure of the steamer drew near t
ieavetaking became somewhat affecting. Nile Aa
rimon Galassi and Del Puente were sprrounqeq .
friends and Ardits cheerful voice could be distinct
lyheard as he babe his friends goodbye. Men klsse
each other and taken altogether 1t was q rum
SCENE Colonel Maplesop rushed on board at the ias
minute and soon after he was waving q farewell I
Herr Behrens who was among the throng on th
s st Handkerchiefs were frantically waved q
long as faces could be distinguished.