The Washington critic., 1888-02-20
Liberal DONATIONS.
Contributions to the Coming q. A. I
Fair and Hazar.

The following additional contributions
to the q. A. II. Fair and Bazar are ac-
knowledged
Lafayette Post, No. no. New York city,
$40; Mcpherson q Carter West Market,
poultry; ]. II. Reisinger pound cake; J.
II. Caldwell, pound cake; j. Keyser,
bread; G.. Wilmer & Co., groceries; Samuel
X. Brown, merchandise; J Maury Dove
coal; w. q. Duckott, Twenty-second street
and Avenue, perfumery; Fred Ghsen,
cash So; q. X. Judson, agent, file case,
valued at $40 Thomas II. Chubb, Port
Mills, VT, fishing rods; Fred. de Barry
u Co., New York, case of wine; James T..
Smith, 3 boxes manoca, ETC.; New Home
Sewing Machine Company, one machinei
Seaside House, Atlantic City, one weeks
board; Traymore, w. w. Graw Il Co., one
panv, baking powder: The Mansion, At
lantic City, one weeks board; Lyman
Lowry, Roseville, Ohio 3 crates crookeryi
Max Klein, Allegheny City, Pa, case of
whisky; Gibson Bros, Washington, $50;
Government Printing Office, through
Mrs. Months, S97; q. T. Hess & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y, cigars and cigarettes;
/. Brock, merchant, Seventh street. goods
A. j. Strasburger u Herman, merchandise:
II. S. Adler 1 pair rubbers IL. e..
Malcolm, 1 pair vases Mrs. Kissner,
1 silver hairpin; Bosan q Cox, 1 bottle
gherkins; Worth Bros. & Co, Baltimore,
2 cutglass bottles, SI0 Creswell S Co.,
Washington, perfumery; w. II. Lam
bert, Adiutant Post 3, Pittsburg, cash 80;
j. W. Shafler Il Bros, Seventh street, pair
vases; Mrs. Il. f.. Worden, Nebraska
City, plush work basket; Mrs. General
Logan, 1 turkey; Mrs. Johnson, Centre
Market vegetables; Ira Given, corn beef;
Mrs. Briggs ham; G.. w. Let's, jr.
dozen biscuits; Thomas Sampson, New
York avenue, gallons milk; George Il.
Harbin, Smyrna rug; Crist West roast
beef, S1.50; A. Campbell, barrel flour, S6;
Miss Helen Holmes, doll and fancy
work ]. II. Mahoney, | painting S5;
j. X. Tupper, case tomatoes; Randell q
Son, sleeve buttons; Richard Il Guenther,
cash 50; B. Il. Janney, cash 81.
The following were contributed through
Mrs. Houghton
Mrs. w. b. Moses, cash $40: Mrs. Rem
shaw, 1919 Second street, fancy articles;
Miss Weaver, 2Sl0 n street, fancy articles;
Mrs. Thomas Bowling, cake; Mrs. A..
Hall, 81; Mrs. Brown, 2727 N street, cake
and fancy articles; Mrs. Parkhurst, 2Sl2
n street, cake and fancy articles; Mrs:
| Barrett 2Sl2 n street cake and
fancy articles; Miss Holbrook, 1928
| Thirty-second street, painted plaques;
Mrs. Wilson, 2s16 Dumbarton avenue,
rolls; Mrs. MCGEE, 1919 Thirtieth street,
clothes bag Mrs. A. Reach, 703 Twenty
fourth street, fancy articles; Mrs. Will
liams, 1902 n street, cash; Mrs. Locker,
cash; Mrs. G. Green, provisions; Mrs; DR..
sshust%er, % 1921 N 'piG street biscuit; It;
Mrs Fletcher, embroidered bureau scarf;
Mrs. w. w. Curtis, fancy articles and
| cakes Mrs. Woodward, wall pocket Mrs.
J. r. Lake, 2S03 2 street, cake, etc.; Mrs.
Lillygate, 29o3, ham, potatoes and salad
Mrs, ]. w. Lee, fried chicken and pickles;
Mrs. Dove rolls; Mrs. Hayden, fancy ar
| Twenty-eighth street, beef tongue; Mrs.
Marshall, rolls; Mrs. G. A. King, catsup;
Mrs. Hindermarsh, ham and biscuit; Mrs.
II. ii. Lockwood, cash, 81; Mrs. d. NJ
Ogden, 1908 Q street, fancy articles; @.
Alexander, cash, 81; @. Grove, cash, So;
]. Mccarthy, cash, 81; w. F. Pound,
cash, ST.; Mrs. b. +. Janney 1927 P street,
brown bread and beans; Mrs. G. f.
Schayer, 1918 Thirtieth street, custard
Miss Clara DIETRICH, one pair slippers.
Mrs. Donohoe solicited the following
G. Crogan, Centre Market, ham; w. S.
Horton, apples and oranges; w. II
Hoover,l beef; Mrs. Scoggins, corned beef
coffee and sugar.
Mrs. Sheldon hands in the following
list: w. p. Dale, dressing-sack; Il. 2. b
Sheldon, set of mats, tides, etc.; West
| Illlu lltuuuIYt ~ CtIllos hIS. aTlll 81
cents; Mr. John Schafer 25 cents.
Mrs. Burger reports; Mrs. II. Dingman
decorated pig; Small Il Co., 25 cents; cash
so cents; Mrs. G.. Hooper, cake; Mrs. n
Freeman, oil painting.
The following were collected by Mrs. ]
B. Joyce; Renshaw Bros, cash, 81; Mis-!
Carrie Holly, 1918 NJ street, cash, 81; Mrs
Baynor painted vase; cash, so cents. Mrs
II. V. Bisbee, shoulder cape; Mrs. vii
| COZ f,Y, artfolau. Mrg nnnq
child's sack; A. Gutekunst, gallons ice
crei-n
Mrs. Nv. Paige's list embraces Col
ii. ]. Parrtswu-tS cash, 50; General A
Baird, cash, 81; Mesdspies Church, Bris
bee, Murphy and Franklin, each cake
Mrs. Wilson, peck of potaoes; Mrs
Spangleri rolls; Mrs. ID. S. Braadoek
Mrs. Cuttin reports: Kings Palace, som
millinery; Charles Baum, do; I. II
Walker & Co., groceries; Noah Walker 4
Co., l dozen scarfs S. Il. Shane grocerie:
Ryneal, merchandise; Mesdames w. w
Gibson and James McNeal, each q cake
Mrs. Eta Leonard, a toilet mop; l.. i
Cutler, toilet and fancy articles.
Mrs. DIR, Palmer gets 81 cash fror
B. II. Steinmetz and one doll from Co
Dyer
Miss Kitty Wilson, bonnet from Mr.
Mcknight.
Mrs. Hoker obtained from ]. L Little
pair ofinfant's shoes; Mrs. M. S. Hopkins
oil pointing; Mr.. Joseph Page, an o.
stove; Mr.. Bowden, oysters
Mrs. Starkey has a long list, anon
which is an oil painting from Mrs. !
perfumery; Washington Flour and Fee
Company, flour; John s. Thompson, cas-
So; w. p. Lown, peanuts; L. Voght roll;
cash. so, % and 50c., respectively; Mr.
w. p, tobacco pouch; Frank e. Hopkins
brace and bits; Il. Eberly & Son., stov,
M. Rupert, 200 cigars.
Mrs. Wisner reports-Theo. Stonemar
cash Sl,50; Mrs, Widdows, fancy worl
Mrs Goldsmith, $40 worth of silverwar,
G. b. Gilbert, $3.50 cash.
White, Hentz IL Co. contribute two case
of fine old English whisky; James Fit
gerald Fifteenth and II streets, cash, 81
Davis, Clark d Co., New York city, throug
Crswell, one case whisky; Phil. Reite
cash, $3.50.
Senator Manderson, cash $5; Senate
Mitchell, $40, through Comrade Pipes.
Mrs. Odell secures from Hayward
Hutchinson one brass repousee. hod an
one dozen knives and forks, valued {
$40.
d. w. II. made good showing, as 70
lows: Samuel @. Palmer, soda water an
syrups; w. ii. Houghton & Co., sod
water; l.. A. Littlefield, ton of COZ
and cord of wood; Wheatley Il Co., lun
Der to the value of $l0 w. II. Tenney
Son, barrel patent flour; Smith Ice Co
cash So; II. Gladner, cash 81; Conneoticr
Pie Co., 20 pies of the required New En-
land thickness; Austin Herr e. Co., ba
rel flour; G. H, Fickling, merchandis
George B. Lockhart, merchandise; G.
4 ]. E. Wagner; clock; cash paid S3; v
A. Connor & Co., Mechaniestown, Ind
sends 200 cigars; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Lloy'
/ work basket; Miss Fletcher, pa
worsted slippers; Dudley p. Chase, Po
%, Minneapolis, cash So; T.. Swallo
Bartlette, 17l4 .Pennsylyania ayenu