National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-23
THE 1sRAELtrEs' FAIR.
Contributions Coming In for Mondays
Opening with II Rush.

NHeulHk WIN ~ ANhhns
Donations are coming in fast and keep
everybody at the headquarters OF the lie
brew fair committee. OiI Seventh street,
busy. Among the donations that came in
yesterday was a box of onions and six head
Of cabbage. The onions receive rather
more attention from every one who visits
the storeroom than any other article. Many
Of the ladies are determined that they will
be taken some other place than to the fair.
II has been suggested that they were sent
by some cologne merchant who wants to
create n sale for his wares, which he thinks
win be in great demand when the aroma of
the onions once gets spread about the hall.
Donations received since yesterday are as
follows: f. lIeidenhcimer, diamond ring;
1hos. Sommeryillc, So; II. Goldschmid,
two dozen egg bCaters and two dozen po-
tatO mashers; Partisan Flower Company,
three tripod artificial flowers; Louis Faber,
center table, Miss Cccia llcidenhelmer,
haud-pointcd dress front; Malaga Fruit
Company, fruit and nuts; The Block Pub
fishing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, Bible;
S. Lilly, fancy tides, q scarf, and fruit cake;
j. L. Mattern, cigarettes; Mrs. =. l.. He'll
brun, ornamental table; Mrs. A. NJ. Sam
uel. cushion; VIM. II. Fenny, one barrel OF
flour; McElroys, ys,picturcJ Miss Cluss, PLAGUE,
two fancy baskets, two velvet books,
two tides; Miss Lansburgh, eight whisk
broom holders; Mrs. Saks, livery coat; Miss
Lansburgh, picture; Mr. Obendorfer, box
Of handkerchiefs; Ida Hart, banner, one.
half dozen silk hose, rolling pin,
two vases; Mr.. Saks, box and muiller; Min
nie Langsburgh, two aprons, tidy, and tam
BOURNE; Miss Einstein, plush case Mrs.
Needing, pincushon; MIR. Cohn, coffee pot;
Mrs. /. l.. Blout, PLAGUE; c. Dismer, 50;
W. +. llallcCk, cologue; Annie Bregazzi,
fancy articles; Samuel Rggles, plncushion;
Perney Bros, Baltimore, SO; Oppenheimcr
Bros, lady's work table; a friend, 50; Miss
S. Bendheimer, toilet set; Mrs. ii. Schwartz,
tides; Waterman, cup and saucer; w. S.
Anderson " Co.. preserves; ID. G. Jones,
one barrel OF apples and two barrels Of
potatoes; j. \. Davis & Son, ono-half box
Of onions; Brown Bros, one dozen cab.
hoges W. b. Moses, rocker; Mrs. L.
Rasher, marble top table; Mrs. g. A. Gladke,
Staunton, Va, fancy articles; Willimuutic
Spool Cotton Company, fifty dozen spools
cotton; Mr. Juenemann, two kegs beer;
MIR. Lango, Buffalo, n. Y, one keg beer;
II. Otto, three boxes soft drinks; John
Knox, oil lamp; George KGrnwcin, one box
weiss beer; A. & II. Meyer. ~ Co., one case
malt whisky, half dozen coffee pots. Nc
Crca Il Cos. one barrel apples; c. w. f.
Ripple, one barrel apples c. Krey, cigars;
Knight, Kuhn " Co, Baltimore, one box
cigars; W. S. jerks Il Co., gus stove; Miss
Henlein, uuy; ). Guggenheim, four and
half barrels beer; Mrs. +. d. Bowling, 80
cents; Miss Mailhousc, pincushion, tam
BOURNE, tidy; Mrs. A. Mailhouse, fancy
goods; T. Reinhardt, lace dress; c. Rup-
pert, one cigar stand; G.. w. Gail, cigars;
A. VI. Kloczewoli, perfumes; William
Richter flower basket; Tillie Raff,
banncrot; W. II. Narrower, SO; VI. Fredan.
berg, jewelry; W. n. NARROW, 81; friends,
SO; j. Stevens, Baltimore, halter and lap
robe; Mrs. Marks, 81; Mrs. Black, two bot
ties wine Mrs. Lilloy, $50; Mr.. Walker, 81;
n. II. Shea, 81; friend, 30 cents;
l.. Newrath, mats; o. L. Berger,
six dolls and pincushion; f. Ehrhards,
easel; G.. f. Heilbrun, half dozen
napkins; Mr.. Rudden, rug; Wm. Bruninger,
berry dsh Il. IL. Stinemetz, fur robe and
silk umbrella; Family Shoe Store, two pairs
slippers; Brentano Bros, stationery and
books.
The ladies to superintend the "Miliado"
table and furniture department have been
selected as follows VI. Weyl, A. Abraham,
L. Berliner, Abram Frey, Miss Alne Salo-
mon, Carrie Frank, Jennie Oppenheimer,
Hattie lloffa, aud Ncttic llloway, Messrs.
LOwcnthal and VI. Coleman.