The Press., 1885-04-09

knife and fork, sterling, MT. and Mrs. c. J. 0. Taylor.
 Elegant lamp, hammered copper, MT. and Mrs. Harry G. Kibbe; sconce, porce. lain reflector, 0. B. Carmichael beauti ful thermometer, key-shape, Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Shreve; very elegant fan pearl sticks, MT. and Mrs. F. Littlefield butter knife. sterling silver, Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Rogers silver pin, peacock pattern, MT. and Mrs. George B. Jaques polished b. ass card re. celver, Bertha E. Chatfee lamp of unique design, MT. and Mrs: c. K. Billings roy al Worcester vase, Mrs. George Higgins handsome brass card stand, MT. and Mrs. John Mains. l. Dexterously wrought table mats, MissMa. ble Needham tidy, antique pattern, Miss Dina Davis 1; ice cream set, rich design, sterling silver, MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Shreve sardine jar in exquisite pattern, Mary Webster Lusk silver and glass pickle jar, MT. and Mrs. Dr. F. Smith artistic French Bisque figure, MT. and Mrs. H. R. Kibbe ; very elegant and costly sterling silver tea and coffee set entire, Mrs. J. Fl, Billings. cheese scoop, sterling, repousse, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Nichols rich olive dish and fork in beautiful design, sterling, MT. and Mrs. s. Y. Myers glass berry dish, very choice pattern, MT. and Mrs. b. Manwaring; placque in velvet frame, with cluster of roses, decorated by hand, MT. and Mrs. A. Morehousg. Valuable bronze clock and mantel orna- ments to correspond, all particularly rich in design, MT. and Mrs. Kibbe six silver fruit knives, MT. and Mrs. T. M. Rogers ; berry spoon, sterling. MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Sutton music-box, playing eight tunes, very elegant, employees of Klbbe, Chaffee, Shreve Go. heavy Turkish rug, in rich designs, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Higgins two silver porclns ornaments, Misses Mamie Haines and Anna Smith, Sterling silver teapot, sugar bowl and creamer, Greene & Daniels Mfg. Go. ar tlstic brass jardiniere, Oriental design, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Chuffee two sterling ber- ry spoons, Mss Julia Gillespie sterling berry spoon and sugar sitter, Albert Giles pie :; rich amber glass lemonade set on tray of hammered brass, Charles H. Needham ; silver individual butter dishes, Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Bogue very elegant lamp of hammered copper, Mrs. B. D. Webster cut-gla salad bowl, hob-nail cutting, Mrs. Anna Mcknight.
 Sterling silver salad fork in antique pat tern, Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Birdsall ster- ling silver melon knife, MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Burr sterling silver berry spoon, Mrs. Kate M. Rogers sterling silver butter knife and pickle fork, Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Burr two handsome portraits in silver frames, MT. and Mrs. John L. Kipp; fruit knife and sugar spoon, MT. and Mrs. Alex ander A. Grant rich Worcester ware odor bottle, Mabel o. Klbbe thirty pieces sterling silver ware, friends at Somers, Conn.
 Japanese porcelain jar, with mytholog- ical figures in relief, Mrs. J. B. Whalley two sterling salts and spoon in antique pat tern, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Quimby richly decorat. q china pitcher, Egyptian design, MT. and Mrs 0. B. Pierces;;~ olive spoon and fork, MT. and Mrs. Thos Depuy china lamp, in choice design, with hand some shade, Mrs. B. Chaffee :; sterling sal ad fork, very rich, Miss Martie Mcknight elegant chocolate pitcher, in sterling silve, on copper, MT and Mrs. A. R. Adams one dozen sterling teaspoons, beautiful sconces in fan shape, very handsome, Mrs. with sterling tongs, MT. and Mrs. John R. Fellows; beautiful sterling olive dish and fork, MT. and Mrs. Edward s. Clinch lamp, china base, surmounted by copper urn, very handsome, MT. and Mrs. H. R. Kibbe.
 Sterling shoe horn and button hook, Mr. and Mrs. William Hills bronze easel, with mirror, Mr. ane Mrs. F. Nj. Stebbins two sterling olive dishes, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Hoyt: thermometer on plaque, hand paint ed, A. w. Kibbe sterling sauce dish and spoon, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Beatty sconce very rich, in antique design, Mrs. s. L. Gager.
 Book of poetry, title in silver on plush cover, EJ. Ross royal Worcester pitcher Mrs. w. H. Allen silver candle, paper cutter, and escritoire ornaments, MT. anc Mrs. I. A. Whitman :; one dozen sterling after-dlnner coffee spoons, MT. and Mrs George Branson china salad bowl, Clois sonai pattern, Miss M. Harte comb, sil yer back, with mirror, in silver, Joseph D Mckee.
 One dozen sterling oyster forks, Mr. anc Mrs. B. Scofield one dozen sterling pic forks and shovel, Filling x Madeley ster ling fish knife and fork, MT. and Mrs. F B. Marsh elegant bronze, representing scene from one of Shakespeare's plays, il plush frame, MT. and Mrs. Alex. Beach Jr. silver flower stand, with glass recep tacle in the form of boat, Rev. J. s. Ram say and Miss Ramsay.
 Silver candsestick, Mrs. J. H. Van Valin silver hen and chickens, Mrs. John G. Foster sterling sugar spoon and cream ladle, Mrs Charles Richards; sterling olive dish ant fork, in rich design, MT and Mrs. w. H. Var Slyck; sterling butter knife and fork H Burns ster ing fruit knife, MT and Mrs Richard M. Darling; one dozen sterling din ner forks, Mrs. H. s. Chaffee, T. s. and A.B Chaffee.
 One dozen sterling dessert forks, Edward Chaffee, Jr. one dozen sterling teaspoons Miss Aline B. Chaffee fan, richly decorated Miss May Pease; bouquet of artificial flowers Miss Maggie Pease sterling sugar spoon, Mrs Emma Curry rich mirror, with unique cop per, with commentators in relief, Mr. ant Mrs. O. M. Gager; si yer salt and pepper cas tor, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Dryer.
 Silver cake basket, beautifully ornamented MT. and Mrs. F. w. Henson; silver and glas fruit dish, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Spencer; ster ling silver, ,after-dinner coffee spoons and suga tongs, Edwin H. Burr; siluer inkstand Fo & Groves sterling salad fork, MT. and Mrs D. R Paul; rich Vienna clock, MT and Mrs H. A. Truitt; silver butter dish, Mrs. Glib born; silver basket filled with choice natura flowers, larence D. Ford silver cand estick MT. and Mrs. Josiah Lombard sterling silve vase, very rich, Mrs. Char es O. Shaw ster ling liver pickle fork, MT. and Mrs. Norman : Hubbaad; students lamp, MT. and Mrs. J.H O. Thompson; elegant wrought banner, Mis- Gertrude Ke logg.
 Bureau scarf, Miss Nellie Dixon; silver an. glass pickle jar, Mr. and Mrs A. s Kellogg