The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-19
FOR HOME OF THE FRIENDLEss.
List of Donations Received for the h.
 stitution.

| List of Donations Received Tor the h. | stitution.
 Mrs, T. H. Bishop, $10O: Mrs Mary P. Wade, S1OO; Dr. T, H, Bishop, $50;
 Mrs. Henry Farnam, $50; Henry w. Farnam, $50; Mrs, J. B. Robertson, $25;
 Mrs. E. H. Trowbridge, $25; A friend, $25; Mrs. Nathan Baldwin $25; Mrs. F. B. Dexter, $25; Mrs Justus Hotchkiss, $25 Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge, $20;
 Mrs. G. K Whiting, $15; Mrs. Eli | Whitney, S15: Mrs. l.. B. Bennett, $1O: Mrs. c. H. Townshend, $10: A friend, $1o; Mrs. Stephen Whitney, s1O; Mrs. F. F. Brown, $10; Mrs. c. F. Graves, $10; Misses Day, $10; Mrs. William Hillhouse, $10; Miss Betts, $10; Mrs. H. | B. Harrison, $10; John Bradley. $10; Miss Hillhouse, S10; Mrs. William S.
 Kingley, s1O; Cash, SIP; Mrs. Henry | Champion, $5; MT, A, D. Osborne, s5;
 Mrs. T. B, Osborne, s5; Mrs. Richard Everet, $5; Mrs. William T. Fields, $5; 1 Mrs. Jennie Thealls, $5; Mrs ]. D. Duer, S5; Mrs. A. l.. Chamberlain, $5;
 Mrs. F. W, Potter, $5; Mrs. Sherman Foote, $5 Mrs. H. N. Lyman, s5; Mrs.
 Charles Coan $5; Mrs. J. D. Dewer, $5; Mrs. Henry T. Blake, $5; Mrs. D. c. Eaton, $4; Mrs. J. M. Hoppin Jr., s4;
 Mrs. Caroline Buckingham, $2; Mrs. Charles O. Francis, $2; Mrs, l., Brewer, $2; Mrs. w. J. Root, $2; Misses Ship man. $2: A friend, $2; Miss Julia B. | Hemingway, $2; Mrs. William H. Thompson, $2: By mail, $2; Miss White, $l; Mrs. Charles Fabrique, $1;
 Mrs l.. w. Johnson, $1; Mrs. Osgood, $1; Miss Fanny Baldwin, s1; Edward Pendleton, $1; Miss Shipman, $1; Mrs. G. N. Moses, $1; Mrs Emily Monson, $1; Mrs. A. De Matty, $1: William A. Warner, $1 Miss Julia Pendleton, 50 cents; A friend, 50 cents; Found ors the table. 50; A friend, 25 cents; Miss Smith 25 cents; Mrs John Platt, 2 chairs, stand and stand cover: F. E.
 Nichols, box of starch; Mrs. Town shend, Church street, desk, hall table and toy piaro; Hegel & Go, chair
 Mrs. C. J. Thompson, tin ware, clothes line and lad1e; Miner & Merriman, bag of flour; Miss Miles, breakfast food :;
 D. H. Grannis & Son. F lbs. of fish;
 Mrs. Hall, Dwight street, hats: Mrs
 Johnson, H-O wheat; MT. Taft, ham; Holbrook Bros, ham, Downes, cor. l Broadway and York, cars coup; Mrs. F.. Dickerman, Whitneville, crockery;
 Mrs. Futile cakes soap; Mrs. M, F.
 Russell, jelly: "A friend. 1 lb, tea: Mrs land Mrs. Rowland, crockery and jam;
 Mrs Beach and Miss Robbins, loaf of cake; Nesbit, basket of groceries; E. E. Hall, case of canned corn; Mrs. D. F. Salisbury, 10 yds gingham; Mrs. N
 Easterbrook, ? prayer books Mrs. T. H. Bishop, calico for house dresses;
 Mrs. s. L. Salisbury, clothes pins;
 Mrs. A. N. Wheeler, child's apron;
 Mrs. c. E.. Kirkham, second hand clothing; Mrs H. D. Russell. Fair Ha- ven heights, box of secondhand clothing; Charles Munson Co.,, 1 piece outing flannel; Mrs. Umberfield, night dresses; Mrs. Hickop. can of tomatoes ard quilted skirt; Mrs. Gladding, a shawl Miss Murray and Mrs, white aprons and outing flannel; Mrs. l.. W. 1 Hall, coat; Mrs. and Miss Futile, un- derwear l pair mttens, also stockings;
 Mrs. w. l.. Kingsley, childrens' dresses, under vests, 12 handker- chiefs Mrs. E. w. Blake, pairs of mitters, pair of stockings, ? hand kerchiefs, 1 cake of soap; Mrs. King, 22 Clinton ave- secondhand clothing; Mrs. Grinnell, 1 coat; Mrs. E. A. How
 ell, Howard avenue. outing flannel skirts; Mrs. Mary Bradford, outing flannel skirts; Misses Day, 956 Chapel street, secon1- hand clothing 3 Bibles, , other books, crockery and childs chair; Miss Hall, yds. out ing flannel;
 Mrs. T. W. Bishop, straw hat; A friend, crockery and towels; Mrs, Caroline Buckingham, gingham for children's aprons; Mrs. c. M Moses, crockery; Mrs, F. P. Gilbert, BOT Crown street, barrel of flour; Mrs. c. E. | Bushnell, 3 trimmed hats and odds and ends of millinery; The Edward Maliey Co.,, pieces of Gress goods; Gilbert X
 Thompson, $1 of loaf sugar; A friend, ? pairs leggings for children; Mrs. w. J. | Root, coat. dress and velvet bonnet: Howe & Stetson, order for BIO; Peck & Bishop, services of man and team; | Miss Jarvis, reading matter: Miss 1 Coleman, torch for lighting gas; Mrs. | Thomas Osborne, barrel of apples; | Mrs. Schoonmaker, barrel of sweet po- tatoes, John Bright, baskets Of i crockery; A friend, , bushels potatoes; l IN tot