Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-16
Columbia Boat Club Fair.
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS RECEIVED.

Since the publication in Tuesdays STAR OF the
list Of articles received for the fair large number
of donations have been received. The display OF
handsome articles, all ticketed 'for the Columbia
Boat Club fair" in the windows OF many Of the
merchants on the Avenue and 18th street. attracts
good deal OF attention. At Moore & Ledng's
Beverldge,s, st1nemetz, Lewis, Paret & Witt
tingtOn's. Keen's, BalIantynes and Semken's very
handsome presents are displayed. S. c. Palmer
esq, informs the committee that he Will put up a
soda fountain at the fair and Will supply all ma
Barr, the fashionable tailor, donates a
overcoat If preferred, which he wishes to be dis
posed OF by ballot Col. Burnside has presented
magnificent silver cup OF nautical design,which he
ceiving the greatest number OF votes A member
of the Quaker City Boat Club, of Philadelphia.
booths named for their club, and that they will
send all the club flags and trophies for decorating
the booth. The following is partial list OF the
articles received at the committee headquarters
since our last list: Messrs. Moore Leding, large
silver epergne, Vienna flower stand and Dresden
flower basket; DR.. Carman, case of dentelaid;
John G. Parker, manipulated table scarf; Mrs
J. A. Joyce, Oscar Wilde and Mrs. Langtry, Qarge
enameled berry dish; Miss Traper, satin chair
tidy, painted card case, pen sketched palette set
Of dressing table mats and one pin cushion;
sno s Basket and W5 pabs snaW
Miss Bertha Appold, Baltimore shopping baskets
we Worked Hi ns danpe and s ne
wipers; Miss Hattie Ridgeley, Luthervllle, Nd,
lot OF baby clothing; Miss E. N. Appold, of Bati-
sen, Baltimore, worked splasher and rod; Mrs. E.
J. stellWagen, fancy articles; Mrs. E. Halstead,
sets OF mats, pair worsted slippers and a hand.
some powder bag; Miss Hattie Stewart, painted
pin cushion; Miss Jennie Adler, Philadelphia, pink
satin WhtSk holder and WhiSk; Miss Katie Will
liams, painted handkerchief case; w. S. Tnomp-
son, ESQ.,, ivory brush, comb and case; 7: A. Brown
Son, IS; H. NJ. slverman & Co., through B. H.
Stinemetz Son, boat cap, naval cap and
hunting cap; Mr.. s. G. Palmer supply Of soda
entire fair week; Miss Brownwell, vase; Messrs.
Hempstone Perry. quantity of velvet and satin
placques; Mrs. De La Rue, hand-painted wall
pocket; Miss Eichstadt, embroidered watch
pocket and embroidery and lace pin cushions;
E. Kennedy, reticule; MISS Alice Smith, pin cush
lon and nubia; Miss Annie Davidson, plush Ia
Buckley. embroidered wall-pocket; Miss Alice
Smith, n9bia; Amsa Lyon, OF New York, carved
worked pin cushion, macrame pouches;
Messrs; !. .. o'Meara & c.. j revolver;
Tyssowski Bros pair silk embroidered sIspenders;
Sons, case Of ciaret; Miss Susie Smith, sachet
dozen fancy baskets; Miss McCleiland, pair nit
towel Worea vase
paper basket; Mrs. j. c. MCGUIRE, worked mat
ana WOrsCed tdy; Mount washington glass works,
glassware; Miss Maris, Baltimore, worked toilette
set and soiled clothes bag; Messrs. George E
Kennedy & Sons, half dozen large fancy baskets;
Diedrich Bros. supply Of flowers; E B. 0lds. esq,
box OF perfumery, I dozen, bottles; Geo. G. Hen
ming, esq, gentleman's handsome dressing
elphia, lot OF assorted dolls; G. g. Cornwen,
american Tea Store, case of queen olives;
esq, by Mrs c. j. Kinther, pairs Japanese
vases, 2 Japanese tea pots, 2 pairs japanese
ties filled, powder box, japanese, PLAGUE,
Japanese; Mrs. c. J. Kintner, blue satin and
lace o hand;painted TOILET set: Mrs G. PACK Ann
ArDOr. Mich, cretonne stocking bag; MeSSrS.
Luchs Brother, 100 cigars; r. NJ. Richards, esq.,,
basket flowers and easel, painted shaving case,
sam emoroidered sofa cushion lappnquel "A
ing: Mrs. j. v. N. Huyck, 2 hOusekeepers aprons;
j. s. Iopham, esq.,, lady's Satchel; ID. LoughraD.
esq, 100 cigars; the Misses Hanson, embroidered
per bag: Chris Abner, esq. box cigars; Messrs.
W. l. Heyer and Brothers, Philadelphia, large
case OF assorted toys and fancy goods: H. D. Barr,
voted for; Col. j. O. P. Burnside, large sterling
silver cup to be voted for Messra Hermer, Foster
Co.. New York, Dresden flower stand; j: w.
Ing ESQ.,, Vienna flower basket and stand; Robert
Cohen, esq, pair richly embroidered slippers, "a
Friend" handsome pieces q clo!sonne ware; ga
Friend" gold ring.
A RECRUIT FOR THE INSANE AsYLUM.-The Secre-
cary OF War has given instructions to have Recruit
Fort Smelling MINI, sent e this city under proper
escort with view to his admission to the gov
eminent hospital for the insane.
RELEASED ON BAIL-W +. Sitter, who was
charged I'm connection with Wflmot II. WarD
with conspiracy to procure an empioye OF the Blu
OF the diStlnctlNe paper or the gff Tniiseht n
sheet OF stamps was released rom il. ga bail to-