The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-22
ALL To BE SOLD BIZ AUCTION
Grsat Collection Of Donations for To-
days Charity safs.


1seswe1n 500 and 500 worth Of do1a-
tons have been received by Asssrs. Bick-
erton ard Bell for the charity auction sac
which will commence this morning At Il
O'Clock AZ tie auction room 81 I'D
South Second street. Nearly all Of the
donations have been received. only few
articles remaining 20 be brought in today.
Ness-s Bickerton and Bell worked until
~ o'clock las. nigh. listing the articles
and arranging them so that they could BE
shown 20 the best advantage.
A. the sale today committee
from the B1reau of Associated
Charities will Dc present and will bid in
al the eaiables that do not bring the mar
ket price. AL other articles will be sold
for what they bring. Everything conceive
able will be sold, and among the eu-ios.
which should bring fancy prices, is lie
szs crayon drawing of Queen Angelina
Sixty beautiful engravings viii also %
sold. All the articles donated are new
and good and should bring good prices.
Additional donations have been received
from merchants as follows:
Loyhed d Co., chamber set; Maison
Richie. wine. Harris, toilet soap: Stand.
ard Furniture Company, one plush rocker;
-
dress; w. II. Fink, two napkin rings; New
York Kitchen. cash, 81; Seattle Grocery
Company, two sacks -four: w. 8. Morley,
purse: American Tea Company, one pack
age chocolate: ]. j. Wiley, one hair pin;
X. E Bokee, one trimmed hat; Dugan g.
Smith, ore pants pattern: Andrew Bogaro,
chicken; G. +. Spangberg. knife; Peoples
Store, one pair shoes; Hadfieid, pair vases;
Max Oppenheimer, six suits underwear;
Denver Market, side bacon: Frisch Bros,
gold buttons: Seattle Bazaar, one
basket; Albert Hansen. cake basket;
Harris 4 Greenus, streamers for cars.
value 50; p. b. Dearborn, circulars. value
-; Croker & Williams, signs, value IS;
Hathaway, use OF team; Fletcher. use OF
team; Taylor &c Stroud, use of team; John
Doyle, use of team; PosT-IsTELiIGEscER,
advertising: Telegraph Publishing Co,
advertising; Press Times, advertising; CAL,
advertising; Mrs. A. G. Nelson, one cook !;
b. Marshall, one dozen mustard; Hurd &
Hill. one sack -four; L. u. Newman. one
dozen jelly: Wilson & Co.. one couch and
chair; Mount Rainier Bargain. toys; l. n.
Bigiow, groceries,; David Suffer. meal;
Madison d Gallagher. one pair shoes |;
Royal Market, two sacks potatoes; Kline
d Rosenberg, clothing and oyercoat: Cor
don Hardware Company. two sacks spuds |;
Toklas q Singerman. satchel and clothing;
I. NJ. Rasin. clothing: Dimock d Cheasty,
one macintosh; Louch, Augustine IL Co.,
two hams; j. Nj. Lang, enc case perfumery;
Loxman d Hanford, one set books; NJ. A.
Cox. shoes; w. S. Leckie, dry goods; f.
Christianer. autoharp; Frederick d Co.,
twelve pieces silverware; J. X Basye.
picture frames; w. N. Cowley. umbrella
stand; Riley Bros, silk umbrella; C. +.
Eggert. four pair shoes; ]. f. Henry. one
box candy; Northwest Shoe Company,
one pair SHOES; Mark Ten SUE, one Japan
workbox; Winter Il Harper, concertina:
Frederick. Nelson 81 Munroe. three pieces
furniture; A. Narolowsky, one pair shoes !;
]. Boarman, one photo album; John
Kelly. ten infants hoods; ]. g. Graham.
four trimmed hats: Japanese Curio Com
pany, six easels, one work basket, one
table, two panels; ]. III. Barnes, picture of
Angeline; Z. A. Carman. one box apples
and six cans fomato