Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12
usme Fer The FrfendIess.

The treasurer, L. A. Bradner. acknowl- edges the following donations:
 Mrs. E. H. Trowbridge, Mrs. T. Ketcham'
 Mrs F. B. Dexter, $1O each; Mrs. Henry Farnam, $5; Mrs Daniel c. Eaton, $2; Mrs
 Ed &ard Heaton, $l0; Mrs. Henry M- Day. $2; Friend, by Mrs. J. s. Hotchkiss, $25;
 Mrs. J. E. Sheffield, $10o; Mrs. G. St. John
 Sheffield, S5; Mrs. L. Bradner, $2; Mrs. J. B, Rowe, $1; Mrs. M. Zunder, A. l.. Curtlss, 50 cents each; Mrs. Thomas Wells, $5; Mrs
 w. A. Ives, Dr. E. H. Bishop, $1O each; Mrs. R. M. Everitt, Mrs George H. Ford,
 Mrs. r. w. Benedict, Mrs. George B. Rich,
 S5 each; Mrs. E. E. Atwater, $2; J. H.
 Mansfield, $l; Friend by Mrs. N. W. Mer- win, $5; Mrs. Joseph Parker, $l0; Mrs
 Mary w. Burrows, $25; Mrs. H. N. Lyman,
 $2 Mrs. s. 0. Rice, $2; Mrs. Eli Whitney, BIO; Miss E. s. Hot chkiss, Miss S.V. Hotch-
 kiss Mrs O. H. Townsend. $5 each; Mrs
 James G. English, $2; Mrs. Soule, $1; Mrs.
 George W. Curtiss, Mrs. Smith Merwin, $5 each: Mrs Chillingworth, $1; Mrs. Charles
 Fabrique, $1; Mrs. William O. Armstrong,
 BIO.
 Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss, ? woolen dresses. pairs flannel drawers, pair boots, yards flannel, 10 pounds candy, ? 1-2 dozen Florida oranges; Mrs. L. L. Camp, 1 hat, If yards of calico, yards flannel, 4 yards canton flannel, 1 pair knitted boots; Mrs. A. McAllister, 5 yards giDgham, 5 yards cotton flannel; MoR- son & Carpenter, pairs women's hose, ? pairs children's woolen hoss, 1 skirt, 13 yards calico; Mir. Deibel, loaves bread, l box cake; H. N. Whittelsey & Co, l dozen
 goblets, dog en plates; Miss Davenport. ?
 woolen dresses. calico dresses; Mrs. Henry Farnam, 2 children's aprons, pair drawers, waists, 6 chemises Gall new); H. H. Snow, , lbs candy; s. $. Thompson, 10 dozen cakes and 10 dozen biscuits; Mrs. J. T. Fitch, ? chiIdrens dresses, white aprons, 1 woolen cape, calico pieces; Mrs. C. E. Graves, 15 yards cotton pillow cas- ing calico aprons, yards toweling; Mrs Metcalf, 6 pairs hose, 6 handkerchiefs, 5 balls for nursery, l book; Miss H. B Rev holds, hat; 8 friend, 10 yards calico; Wilcox & Co., 7 yards toweliDg, 1 2 yards flannel, nice handkerchiefs, % yards unbleached muslin i;
 Mrs. T. B. Gibbons, l dress pattern, doll; Mrs. Daniel c. Eaton, childrens stockings i; Mrs. Caleb Mix, pairs new drawers; Mrs. H. B. Ruggles, I bundle children's second- hand clothing; Mrs. O. F. Judson, dozen oranges; Mrs. J. B. Darlington, l ham. l
 pair of colored blankets, towels, 3 slips, 3 dolls Mrs. Bretzfelder, 25 yards cotton cloth Mrs. Lyons, doll J. N. Adam 6 Co.,, piece of unbleached muslin; Mrs. 0. C. Douglas, yards calico Mrs. D. H. Hale,
 ? pairs new mittens, 1 boys shirt, l child's apron Gall new:) Mrs William A. Ives, ? dozen biscuits, dozen frosted cakes F. G.
 Hotchkiss, dozen oranges; Stevens & Brooks, Tam O'Shanter hats, fur hats, 5 felt hats; Mrs. Brown, dozen table spoons, 3 dozen tea spoons; Peck & Brown, dozen scrub brushes, stove brush, whisp brooms, 8 packages stove polish, 1.2 dozen dressing combs, match safes, 3 dust pans; H. H. Peck, 13 juvenile books; Mrs. Angus, l calico dress; A. c. Chamberlain. table, hanging clothes racks, 2 cane chairs; Bowditch & Prudden, kitchen chairs, rocker; Mias Flora Lyons, hoods, 6 pairs woolen hose, , pairs woolen gloves, 3 bibs; Henry Plumb, 6 pairs children's cotton hose, pairs wcolen gloves, 21 handkerchiefs; Mrs. Stiles, 2 calico dresses; Mrs. stephen Whitney, parcels second hand clothing and shoes; H. B. Armstrong, nursery chairs; J. D. BassetE, dozen knives and forks; Mrs. E. 0. Atwater, pair pillows and bedding; Brownson dE Plumb, tin wash basin, bread pan, 12 tin pans; a friend, children's nel; John Bright, dozen breakfast plates; Mrs. B. Rogowski, 6 yards red flannel, doil; Mrs. Sidney D. Smith, turkey, cranberries and celery; Mrs. J. B. Strutherg, bundle second hand clothing; Mrs. 5. H. MoseleY, roasted turkey; Mrs s II. Barnes, 9 lbs beef; Mrs. Andrew Barnes, 6 yards cotton cloth; Mrs. Worden, second hand clothing; a friend, bedquiEt; Mrs. N. W. Merwin, bag oatmeal. l bag Indian meal, lbs. meat; Miss Rose Porter, 10 cans tomatoes, 10 cans corn; G. w. Goodsell, dozen oranges; Mrs Sherman Foote, 10 yards white cotton cloth; Mrs. Timothy Cowles, 2 shoulder shawls, 1-2 yards canton flannel, yards of eirgham, secondhand clothing; Mrs. s. k. DoWner, 20 yards dress cambric; Mrs. Ed ward T. Darlington, 80 Japanese bags of candy; Mrs. E. w. Blake, pair of hose, towels, 2 chemises, 2 yards of giugham, hood; Miss E. S. Hotchkiss, 30 pairs of boots and shoes, 10 yards of black cloth, pounds stockinet, tape; Mrs. Burton Mallory, merino vests 15 yards unbleached cotton, calico; Mrs. John F. Douglass, 12 pounds sugar; Mrs. Gaylord, calico dress Mrs. s. H. Harris, dozen towels, 6 yards flannel, piece bleached cotton; Friend at 212 York street, 1 bundle of aecond hand clothing