New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
4 BRILLIANT HOSPITAL FAIR.
THE SECOND BATTERY ARMORY TRANSFORMED
IN AID OF THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

THE SECOND 1ATTERY ARMoRY TRANSFORMED
NAID OF THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
The armeFy Of the Second Battery, In Sevenh'aFe''
between Fifty second and Ftythrd SITS. was brilliantly
Illuminated gayy deked with Tags and banners last even
Ing and Alied with animated hr0ng Of pleasureseeh'
efa Zach determined that the fair Tor the ala 81
the pathlc Free Hospital should have sueeessui
beginning At little before o, John f. Baker chairman
Of the committee Of arrangements. called the meethg
TO order and after q few remarks asked Judge H. D.
Cowlng TO preside Dr. william Tod He1muth IN
bfe speech explained tho purposes for when the a We"
held and the objects be attained Dy the efeeoh VI o
hospital Elliot f. Shepard followed with ten'mihue
speech In behalf OF the hospital and the air and the i'
was declared open The hall Itself presented nne spectacle
Cappas band played music during the evening Fun
news and programmes Of the fan will be given eaeh asJ
In the Fair Bulletin" special edition Of The new
York Amusement Gazette devoted to the talr 10 MIS-
Tod Hemuh, president OF the hospital assoesauoh eue
much Of the Of the fair. Among The psons'ss'
who have been prominent In tbs work are Mrs omtes
Abenethy, Mrs G. w. Allen, MIS- FRANK A''Asnu't'
MPs George u. Baker, Mrs. J. Baker Ars
John d. Cummns MFs James n cons1soie'
MIs Rufus T. Cowmg, Mira J. C. CrolY. MIRA L. L. Dan
forth Miss Dowd, Ms. Charles Davidson hlss jessie
Docs stsdtor, Mira David Dove, Mrs II. H. Ems MI" II
r. Flower Mrs Walter Gurnis, Mrs T. Hilhouse' MIA
Edmund C. Halght, Mrs Charles Tsnier Mrs T. b raw
Mrs Ellhu Root Mira William A. Rockefeller. Mira j. D.
Rockefeller, Mrs F. RhiheIardsr Mira W. T. sherman
Mrs W. H. Ttllinghast Mrs Edward WInsow. hra
Frederick A. Vanderbilt and Mrs T. II. weahefoee- Inc
SILE OF TIE CHRISTIAN H. WOLFF PiofOhsn
The sale OF the collection OF paintings oeohslhs wv
late Christian IL. WOln, OF Philadelphia was ~suh @
night at the American Act Galleries, NO. last iNenV
third-sL Auotloacer Thomas f. Kirby announcer 's'
seyenty-six pictures were be sold then ana the REMAIN
Ing eiehty-iour tonight without reserve Inc Pssu's
disposed Of las light all good ana TAR Suus~s.
asseu bed at The sale, but the bidding was not An -
total sum real Ied fur the seventy-sN p"lhshs1 -
sllI75l Ihe principal tuyeIs wcfe l. - A''-'~,'
Of Plttsburg and c Milne, OF thilado'pu"'
bicny's Brittany Harvest Scene" little eahN14'
by ~ 81 bfought sS75 the highest price NAi'' ,a.
A. Abeu securod aimlraoie No.
The Arab scnuts," for 500 M -,
pad 1855 for Chailins bfu 80
This pcture cost Mr. WOLF $780, PaSn4 ' liens
the Mosque went to s. a. Freeman iof 80 800.
Inness's Evening shower was knocked aVwn 80 80
lively bidding TO T. Il, Clark for S2sl % - -
study. Cattle by j. H. u. DE Haas Of huI - -
Tor sa95 Two good lots secured BY sol0Iou .',s' Zoo
The Intercepted Letter" by BENJAMIN seu 80 =, ~
and pair Of Friedrich KalseFs eA1ue ses p,ava,s
lion which eost him sl05 each. . Tue Nns'.
by Hughes Merle went 10 James CormaoA 'oi $50 .
A large picture by FTere, Children VIZ" -" ".oa
Fruit" realized 1927 So @. j. Mime 81. a, 40
De Jonghes Toilet for which MI "O'A paw '-''''