The Washington critic., 1885-10-28
THE RIFLES FAIR.


dustrial Exhibition, which commences Mon
day, Nov. =, aud lasts two weeks, prom
iscs to be big financial success The
prospects Of paying of the debt on the
handsome Armory building at an early day
are very fattcring. Those refusing to do
nate are well known and can he counted
less than n dozen. Those making donations
are requested to send the same to the care
Of the secretary, Mr.. George w. Evans, at
| the Armory, 920 G street, not later than
Saturday next
Donations have been made by the follow
! ing;
Wimarth & Edmonston, one double
| hammered English vase; T. Il. White, bas-
| Eot Mumm's Extra Dry champagne r. g.
| Lewis, gents best hat to order Through Il.
| G.. Lewis; Topping, Maynard q Hebron,
| New York, cash SO; T. d. Peddie q Co.,
New York, gents travelling satchel; Great
| Falls Ice Co, silver fruit stand; j. Karr,
| pair bronzed statues and card receiver; Mrs.
| Y. X. Plant, perfumery and toilet articles;
Mrs DR.. William Merrill, hand painted
sachot: Southern Pacific Tea Company, four
| pounds Formosa tea; II. e. Keyworth, case
| iluc clarct; George A. Shehau, lumber for the
fair; the Palais Royal, fur cape and mufr,
! value $40; Mrs l. l.. Blout fine French hat.
| John j. Chapman; &. w. Cissel, by G. II.
| Raub & Co., barrel Lily White -four; Il.
Morrison, stationery, sig; Mrs. Dr. S. T.
Mason, fancy articles; Robert Bowler,
flowers for the fair: Lutz & Bro, mohair
carriage robe; Il. +. Brooks lamps and gas
ornaments; DIR. William I, Baldus, per-
fumery, &c; Charles Fischer, combination
penknifc; George r. Kennedy, four sacks
White Swan flour; +. McC. Criswell, toilet
articles; William II. Cole e Sons, Balti-
more Robert Boyd, nickel-platod coffee
grinder; NJ. y. iScanlon, framed picture
National Baseball Nine; Mrs. L. s. N.
ing; Mrs. Flora G. Dennson, smokers
stand; Mrs +. b. Wilson, decorated rolling
pin: Miss Zoe Pool, embroidered pin cushion;
The Misses Sanders (Manson), embroidered
slipper pattern and bronze card-receiver;
Miss Geitie l.. MITCHELL hand-painted bowl
and saucer; Miss Agnes B. Young, Barbotine
vase; Wycoff, Seamans & Benedict, Rem
ington typewriter; Miss Anita Cluss, hand
| painted plaque Miss Nellie Acker, worked
table cover Miss May Hamilton, fancy sofa
| pillow; the l.incrusta Walton Company,
| New York, large medallion OF General
Grant; Miss Norton, infants outfit; Paul
Rcinlcin, perfumery, powders, etc; Miss
Carrie Morgan, Mouchoir case; Easton &
| Rupp, stationery: Mrs. l.. l.. Lambe, two
embroidered fancy stands, two embroidered
| pin-cushions; three embroidered tides; Miss
Katie NJ. Lambie, embroidered pin-cushion,
with mats, embroidered sofa pillow, two
| tides; friend, child's cape and hood;
Miss Addie McCahan, Philadelphia,
antique sofa scarf; Miss Hattie X, Maxwell,
| Portland, Me-, embroidered hand bag; Miss
| Katie NJ. Lambie, embroidered satin ban
neret; Miss Florence Hoffman, embroidered
banneret; Miss Anna Wiltberger, Mime
apolis, Mimi, painting; Miss Mesa Shoe
maker; hand painted pin cushion: Mrs.
5. Kold, hand painted pin cushion; Miss limo
Johannes, fancy articles; Miss Annie X.
Dieterich, embroidered pin cushion; Johu
Barthel, cash 50; VIM G.. Lown, cash Sl0
Jas. lIendlcy, sterling silver head cane; Mrs
g, Pike, hand painted screen, oil on plush
Hayward & Hutchinson, brass fire screen;
Alphonze G, SeltZ, ladies' sills-liued ulster
to order; Austin Herr, fourteen barrels best
family flour; NJ. w. Gait, Bro. e Co., silver
stand and cut-glass berry dish; McCreary Il
Co., a club game and plush box-holder;
Noigt Il IIass, gold-headed cane; Walsh &
Ireland, six dress shirts to ORDER William
II. Cole Il Son, Baltimore, Nd, by Robert
Boyd, nickel coffee-grinder; Judd " Det-
weller, printers nickel-plated stick and set
of composing rules; Henry G. Erich, pub
Usher, Baltimore, Nd, "lIistory of Two
Americas" Shepherd e Dudley, New
York, surgical Instruments; George w.
IIerold gents fine dressing-gown; Miss
Fannie Cooley, sofa pillow; Miss Susie
| iieNhNNNf Niilh'cbNtl' lhliNg WIN
John ). Coughlin, perfume case and bottles;
j. ii. Vermilya, pair ladies' boots to order;
Sanders & George, Baltimore, Nd, by C..
II. Raub 81 Co., ten pounds of kon-Go tea;
j. c. Hutchinson, ladies' imported hat, de-
signed especially for National Rifles fur
Wholesale value S27 also four pair Foster
kid gloves TO order; Seaton Perry, hand
some Creton applique table-cover: OFT &
Brewer, Trenton, N. j., by j. w. Howell
one tea set, Ballek china; Hall IL Barnes,
sterling silyer-hcaded cane; National Roller
Rink Co., by L. S. n. Grouse. manager,
pair best quality nickel-plated skates; Miss
Hattie Merritt, Miss Annie Pope, Miss Flor
ence, Hoffman, Miss Hattie Maxwell Of
Portland, Me-; Miss Addie McCahan of
Philadelphia, Pa, fancy embroidered arti-
cles; Julius Rosenthal, four silver-headed
canes: Woodward " Lothrop, silk dress
patterns; Sisters Of the Holy Cross,
hand-painted banneret; James Lans-
burg, one share of stock in the
National Fair Association, to be sold at
auction, and he bids $50 for same; Brook
Vile, Ind, Bank, cash $25; Miss Maggie
OMeara, lawn tennis racket; Mrs. George
Watson, fancy work; Mrs. $. +. Brooks,
hand-painted scarf Mrs. II. T. Patrick,
fancy work; Miss Beckie Hexter, pair
bisque ornaments; Mr. Haas, whisk-broom
holder and album; +. b. Miller, cash So:
Mrs. c. p. Ewing, cut glass berry bowl aud
ten fancy pincushons VIM. IL. Fletcher,
Brussels rug, by A; Mr.. Emmons Smith,
phia, Pa, cash So; ID. p. IIickling, per-
Iumery; Mrs. VIM. Rotharge, fancy articles;
Mrs. Epps Sargent, fancy articles; Mrs. j..
5. Miller, pair slippers; Miss George Miller.
Mrs. French s. Evans, Miss Florence
Roberts, Miss Carrie Morgan fancy work;
c. ii. Burgess, ton of coal; Mrs. +. B. VIII
son, Mrs. Mary IL. Smart, Miss Josie Ster-
| I'M / No A.. Il. H.. A
Miss Susie Ellis, fancy work; Miss Edna
Ellis, hand-painted brass plaque; Mrs.
y. N. Lewis, one large cake; Charles
+. Wescr, fancy clock Through Samuel
Gassenhemer); Miss Gussie Spengeman
glove and handkerchief sachet; Miss Mamie
keyes, fancy articles; Bawo & Dotter (by j.
". Boteler & SOM, large Barbotine vase;
Mrs. a. NJ kennaday, hand painted ban
neret; George w. Harvey eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue), cash $40; Miss
Millie Young, sofa tidy; Mrs. j. o. Manson,
fire screen, value S25 Miss Jennie Hardness,
fancy articles Mrs. j. G. Pedrlck, fancy
articles; Miss Rose Flanagan, fancy articles;
II. ID. Barr, one dress suit to order; Wm
i: Brown, one dozen jars preserves; DIR.
VIM. Merrill, cash 50; G. G. Bryan, one bar
relilour; George T. Keen, first quality over
coat, SG0 Christian Rupert (by Miss
Ellna Ebert, Japanese silk fire screen
and one beaded, embroidered lambre-
quin for bracket; August Mencken Il Bro,
donation; j. o. A. Shields, N. Pac. Tea Co.,
five lbs. prize tea; L. Baum, one cloak; Il.
selinge, gold ring; Voigt Il Haas, one gold
badge to be voted to the most popular ca
det A. Michaelis, fifty cigars; w. IS. Jenks,
one gasoline stove; Aug. Dietrich, one
Grand Army hat A, Mcbride, donation;
Mr.. Noungs, l36 Seventh street, one table
cover; VIM. Hahn Il Co., donation of shoes;
Kings Palace, one lady's bonnet; Chicago
Grocers' Co., donation; strassburger Bros,
donation; $. Ilirsh, donation; John r..
Major, donations; The Orlole, dry goods do
Thomas Walsh, one gallon whisky; john
Hogan, five gallons oysters; j. Gurley, one
box cigars; b. j. Behrend & Son, donation;
K, Goldsmith, donation; Frank Hegster cash
S5i q, A, Osborne, bbl Bass ale and Dublin