The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-26
MINQUADALE
DONATIONS.
Institution Was Generous,
ly Remembered by Its
Many Friends.

The larder and the treasury OF
the Minquadale Home for Aged Men
were materially added to yesterday
by the many friends Of the deserv-
ing institution.
1t was the annual donation day,
and the donati ons we're received at
the New Century Club by represen-
tatives of the Home. To-day they
are being removed to Minquadale.
The donations were from the people
of Wilmington, principally and the
Home management returns Its
thanks to those friends who so gen.
erously contributed to the support
of the institution. For the contrl-
button of $40 in cash. the Home
management is particularly thank
full. The groceries and other ar
ticles are valued atupwards of $500.
Following Is the list Of donations
and the names of the don ators:
c. B. Smyth, barrel flour; Mrs.
Thomas McCiary, barrel flour:
Mrs. H. D. Zelgler, 4 pounds tea;
Howard and Jennie Seamans. gro
ceries: William r. Wilson. barrel
of flour; Hanscom Brothers, half.
barrel -four; A. B. Gillespie g. Co..
ten quarts of beans, ten quarts of
hominy, ten quarts of rice, ten
pounds of dried peaches, ten pounds
of cornstarch, two pounds black
tea, one pound black pepper, one
box mustard, ten cakes soap; Mrs.
Martin Lane. so pounds sugar; Ed
ward II. Pyle, leg of mutton; David
H. Megill, 25 pounds corn beef;
Thomas Mayne, roast beef; James
Morrow g. Son, 5 pounds coffee;
Mrs. c. N. Trump, evaporated
peaches: E. II. Wells, roast beel:
Mrs. John NJ. Mendinhall, 20 lbs. of
sugar; Miss Stroud, box of soap;
a friend, groceries; Mrs. Edward
Mendinhall, 30 pounds Of sugar;
Mrs. J. d. Sisler, 200 postal cards;
Held & Co., printing; G. Yctter, -
loaves of bread, cinnamon buns, tea
cakes, doughuts; Mrs. W. Jones, II
pounds sugar, y bars soap, two
brooms; c. S. Marsden g. Son, bas-
ket white potatoes; Isaac Elliott,
barrel flour; Mrs. w. W. Lobdell,
barrel flour; d. L. Buglers, three
jars raspberries, fivcj packages
cornstarch, six salt shad; Mrs.
Martin Lane, case canned tomatoes,
four pounds coffee; Anderson & Son.
can coffee, two cans soup, three
cans haddock, three cans peas. 5
boxes of maccaroni and cheese, one
can pineapple, three cans cherries;
M. L. Bentz, two packages of wheat
flakes, three cans pineapple, four
cans mushrooms, one can pickles,
.one bottle chow-chow; Philips
Thompson Co., ten packages oat
meal, four packages Pettyjohn, ?
packages gluten grits, two pack
ages barley crystals, one half pack
age split peas, ten pounds buck
wheat; Mrs. George W. Chambers,
so pounds sugar; Mrs. Il. W. Men
dinhall, one box soap; Harvey e.
Sisler, 100 pounds sugar, 100pounds
hominy, two dozen can tomatoes. ?
uoLSu ldnS SOl II. SloSDV " Iltil. u
counterpanes; Mrs. II. p. Rumford.
one pound tea, six pounds dried
peaches. ten pounds sugar. two
packages cream OF wheat; friend,
barrel flour, barrel sugar, ten
pounds coffee, ten pounds of avcna,
ten pounds Of rice, five pounds tea;
Miss e: B. Hilles, one basket pota-
toes, ten pounds sugar; W. H.
Lloyd, ten pounds of coffee; DR.. Fl.
Briggs, five postnds tobacco; Mrs.
G. w. Bush, two pounds tea, five
pounds prunes, five pounds evapo-
rated peaches, Is pounds sugar;
Mrs. E. II. Brennan, barrel flour
and three suits of underwear.
These donations of money were
received: B. F. Shaw Company, SIS;
a friend, 81; Mrs. Allan Speakman,
81; Mrs. Frank Taylor. S.: Wash
ington Jones, SO: Mrs. Washington
Jones, S.; Mrs. n. b. .Dantorth, IS;
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop, s.; Thomas
Jackson,s5; Mrs. Huxley Harvey,
$40; Mrs. Henry Nones, 81; Il. Card
woll, & Son, $40; Annie G. Jones, $40;
Mrs. Holstein Harvey, s.; John Mariin,
81; II. F. Dure, IS; Mrs, W. W. Pusey
S.; MIRA @. W. Lobdoll. Jr., $40; Mrs.
Darlington, 81; Mrs, G. G Lobdell, SO;