Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-07
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLKss.

| iAekRowledgment of the Contribu. tions Received On Donation Day. Donations to the Home for the Friendless
 at reception January 4, 1889:
 Mrs. John Porter, Mir. William Atwater, Mrs. Joseph Sheffield, each $1e0; Mrs. Amos | F. Barnes, $32; Mrs. Justus L. Hotchkiss Mrs. J. B. Robertson, each $25; Mrs. E. o. Reed, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Dr. E. H. Bishop, Miss Davenport, Mrs. Henry Farnau, Mrs. | Eli Whitney, Mrs. Thomas Wells, Mrs. M. Il E. Scranton, each $1O.
 Dr. T. H. Bishop, Mrs. H. N. Lyman, Mrs. j F. W. Benedict, Mrs. Sherman Foote, Miss | E. Betts, Mrs. 0. E. Graves, Mrs. Charles | H. Townsend, Miss E. 8. Hotchkiss, Miss 8. v. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs. H. J. | Moulton, Mrs. Henry T. Blake, Mrs. J. H. Jones, Mrs. William o. Armstrong, Sewing society of the Court street synagogue by Mrs. M. Lyons, each $5.
 Mrs. Charles English, Mrs. 0. H. English,
 each s.
 Mrs. Mann, Mrs. R. c. Stiles, Mrs. E. B. Upson, Mrs E. W. Blake, each g. Two l friends, $1.50.
 Collected by Mrs. Henry Herz-Mrs. Max Adler, Mrs. NJ. Heller, eeoh $2; Mrs. Max | Strauss, $1.
 Mrs. c. M. Avery, Mrs. D. Thuber Sails bury, friend, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. H. R. l Mrs. 0. Buckingham. Mrs. Nelson Linsley, a | friend, by Mrs. Andrew Barnes, each $1. A frienp 50 cents,a friend 25 cents, a friend by Mrs. Andrew Barnes 26 cents.
 Mrs. Sault, 10 yards cotton cloth; Mrs. An- drew Phillips. calico dress; Mrs Wm. H. 1 calico dress; Mrs. Walter Mcfarland, 1 comfortable, calico dress,9 yards unbleach- ed cotton, yards canton flannel; Mrs. B. R. English, 9 packages of wadding, 25 yards unbleached cotton; Stahl & Hegel, rug;
 Mrs. M. Lyons, comfortable, 1 pillow;
 Mrs. W. 8. Robinson, 1 calico dress, lining,
 ssI. stG ,.a:hDa. g M 5 Brown Tspa, ssoS Co., large
 parcel of valuable dry goods; o. Pallman, 6 brass trays; Mrs. Bronson, towels; Mrs. H. W. Broughton, 12 large and small spoons; Mrs. c. M. Holbrook, 6 yards cotton sheets ing; Mrs. O. E. Graves, carpet; Mrs. An drew Barnes, looking glass; Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer, table cover; Mrs Gilbert Johnson, chair; Mrs. Samuel Harris, chair, oomforta-. ble, calico dresses, box of soap, aprons, 1a | hsndkerchiefs, papers of pins; friend, 1 apron, 1 shoe bag; Mrs L. L. Camp, shoe bags; Mrs S. R. Downer, 6 sheets, pillow cases; Mrs. s. H. Bishop, 15 1-2 yards of cashmere;
 Mrs: Henry Day, 4 sheets, 4 Bibles; Mrs. c.. F. Marvin, night dresses, pairs drawers; Mrs. A. McAlister, calico dress; Mrs. Will l liam P Blake, yards of flannel; Mrs. Will l liam Hillhouse, 90 yards satine; Mrs. Hill house, 1 piece of unbleached cotton; Mrs. M. c. Barnes, 1 counterpane, sheets, shoulder cape, knitted shawl; Wilcox & Co.,, $5.00 worth of towelling; Mrs. Henry Herz,
 liam H. Sage, bureau, student table, chairs; Miss Hale, bureau cover, book soup spoons; Mrs. J. H. Jones, "A yards of calico; Miss O. 0. Foote, calico dress; Mrs. Wm. O. Armstrong, rocking chair; Miss B. Henry Barnes, 6 towels; Mr. F. Lyons, 10 yards chambry; Mrs. Rogers, 10 yards cotton "a Risbn Wide Awakes; Harry Foote, magazines; Hary Wells, same; F. G. Barnes, magazine; Miriam Adler, magazines; Mrs. R. Wells, cloak, toilet set, picture cornice; Mrs. Will liam S.. Robinson, Centurys; MT. Edward Henderson, various magazines; Mrs. Frank
 Henderson, cloak; Mrs. Henry l.. Hotehkiss, children's clothing; friend, scrapbook, TWO packages of clothing, shoes, Mrs. Wm. King man, cloak; Mrs. Holbrook, secondhand clothing, children's hose; Mrs. Wm. Ely, secondhand clothing; Mrs. Burehell, second hand clothing; Mrs. Calvin Russell, two pill
 lows; Mrs. B. R. English, secondhand clothing; Mrs. E. ". Blake, secondhand clothing; Mrs. R. 0. Smith, 1 rocking chair; Mrs. E. Thompson, magazines; Mrs. Luman Cowles, rocking chair; Mrs. INV. Broughton, rocking chair; Mrs. J. Linde. dresses, l cloak; friend, kitchen table, table linen and bedding; Masters Amos and Frank Barnes, 8
 motto and magazines; Mrs. L: s. Whitoomb,
 
 Clarke, a crib quilt; Mrs. Levi Ives, bed
 stead, &c.,: Mrs. Theodore H. Platt, maga-
 zines, pictures, Src.; Mrs. D. O. Barker, two pillows; First Presbyterian church,
 comfortable Mrs. McLagon, cake, cake pans; Wm. Nicely &r Co.,, table cover, val
 uable remnants calico, woolens, cotton cloth;
 Mrs. Charles Mulock, table cover, soup tu-
 reen, carpets, pitcher, two glass dishes, six
 dinner plates, soup ladle; Mrs. R. P. Bowles,
 seven bars of soap, corned beef and fresh
 beef; Otto Dietetter, forequarter of
 lamb, apples, oranges and buckwheat;
 Daniel 0. Cooper, chest of tea;
 Mrs. J. L. Treat, 3 pitchers; Mrs. T. A.
 Dewell, 1 dozen brooms; Miss Scranton, 6
 valuable collection of dishes Mrs. s. Harris, 12 mugs, 9 pudding dishes; Mrs. John Bright, large box of glass and crockeIy; Mrs.
 George O. Cruttenden, 12 cana lima beans; Mrs. Deibel, pounds candy, 6 dozen cakes; s. E. Dibble, tin ware; Mrs. F. M. Scheon- maker, large package of oranges; W. A. Spaulding box of soap; Mrs M. Thalheimer. bag of flour; Mrs. Mcdonald ,spples;a friend, paper of corn starch; American Tea com- pany, package of tea; L. T Law & Co.,, box
 of figs, prunes. twelve oranges, pack
 age of tes; F; s; Andrew & O.,
 sponge cake; Mrs. J. D. Whitmore, package
 of tea; Mrs. George H. Watrous, pounds of
 tea; Coe & Field, barrel of apples; Mrs. Jo-
 seph Sheffield, 10 pounds evaporated apples. 20 pounds of oatmeal, package of prunes, 10 pounds Indian meal, 1 ham, 10 pounds of 1 barrel flour; Mir. Edward McGowan, col
 lectin9 and delivering donations; N. W.Mer- win, receiving and delivering donations. Other donations to the Home received since December 1st, 1888: Mrs. F. w. Benedict $60, Mrs. J. B. Crane $50, Miss Apthorpe $1O. Mrs. A. A. Thompson $10, friend, MT. E. H. Sperry, $10 each; Mrs. Thomas Gibbons $5, Mrs. G. W. Staples s1, Mrs. F. B. Msl- lory, Mrs. Massena Clark, Mrs. Jas. English, each $2; Mrs. A. H. Robertson, Mrs. s. G. Huntress; Mrs. Daniel Magone, Mrs. Frank Futile, Mrs. George Scranton, Mrs. Wooster A. Ensign, Mrs. J. I. Goodrich, Miss Sarah Harrison, Miss Sarah Morse, each $1; Miss E. s. Hotchkiss, clothing, 13 pairs over
 shoes; Mrs. J. E. Thompson, gallons of oysters; MT. Munson, 3S pies; Mrs. Hiram Camp, 9 pairs stockings, pair mittens; MT. Hiram Camp, 3 clocks, Mrs. Ensign, blan- ket; Mrs. Wm. Post, papers; friend, two
 sets of furniture, two carpets and lining;
 Mrs. Thomas Wells, carpet and mating, etc. ; Mrs. Treadwel, a comfortable; Mrs. H. T. Blake, rug; Mrs. c. A. Ferry, children's clothing; Mrs. Ives, woolen dress. At Christmas-Mrs F. Armstrong, 2 turkeys; Mrs. Joseph Sheffield, turkey, goose and
 bushel of apples; Dr. Bishop, Mrs. Robert
 Morgan, each turkey; Mrs. R. P. Bol-
 les; 9 chickens, Mrs. Russell, pies;
 Mrs. o. F. Winchester, barrel of apples;
 Miss Emily Booth, pairs of stockings, ham, $2 worth of sugar, $1 worth of tea, s1 worth of coffee; MT. Deibel, fancy cakes; Mrs. J. S. Hotchkiss, Christmas tree and presents for all the inmates; Mrs. Brent, children's toys, books, etc.; Mamie Robin
 son, children's books and magazines: Mrs.
 Dc Forest, cakes and oranges; Miss De For-
 est, dolls, with clothing and furniture.