Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-11
CITY NEWS.
NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY
FAIR.
THE CLOSE.


The grand Fair lie over. All the Hal's els
ed yesterday, Floral Hall at nine in the
evening, and all the others at Eve in the af-
tsrnOOu. The attendance during the day
was fair but not large
The whole management of the unsoId eff
fscts of the Fair is to be placed in the hands
Of an Executive Committee, composed of
Msssrs. d. N. Chaplin, WA. Edwards and
John N. Sterling, Jr.
1t is proposed to move all the unsold stock
into the Bazaar and arrange it for sale. On
Saturday afternoon the Bazaar will be thrown
open free to the school children, and in the
evening to the working classes. Some even
ings of next weak will also be used for dis
posing of the stock BY private sale.
RECEIPTS
amount already to over $50 ,Oe8. As much
is still to come in, it is not deemed worth
while to make an exact estimate INN msdiEtsly.
FINE ART HALL:
Arrangements have been made with CIough,
the celebrated artist, to paint q view Of the
interior Of Fine Art Hall. A sketch Of the
HsiliR its present condition will be taken be-
FIRE the pictures are disturbed from their
present position. It had been proposed to
keep Fine Art Hall and the Museum open
for another week, but the COuyt being in ses-
sion the room cannot be spared after the
present week.
CLEANING Up THE BAZAAR.
A theatre, when the audience has gone
and the boys are turning out the lights
bail room, whom the hddlsrs are putting up
their viOlins and the last jadsd couples are
leaving the dHrksnsd room, are both 1T spec
tsOIoS for the contemplation Of the melan-
cholie or miAnthrspie mind. The baEsar,
yesterday afternoon, presented q spectacle
whose lessons we're someWhst similar. All
the booths were stripped Of their gay Orna-
msnts, and the naked boards showed in Gu
rious contrast through faded evergresns,
tern remnants Of gilt paper, and shreds Of
soiled lace. The muses. had abdicRted their
Italian grotto,-aH save one muse, who was
busiIy engaged in supsrintsnding the rsmo-
val Of some mirrors and curtains, and their
storage on 3 drsy. Rome seemed indeed
NiOba Of nations" throneless and child
lsss in her voicsIsSS woe. Ireland was in .
state sf ruin and dilspidstiOn almost equal
to that to which the " gem of the sea has
itself has fallen. The "E" had tumbIed
Sut Of " Erin" and "Bragh" was minus
the final "h." Russia had nothing Russian
left, except q little cotton snow, still IN
brushed from the diiapidsted evergreen
branches. " The glsry had departed from
Israel ;" Spain had lost its romance, and
France her briIIiancy, and the shriIl tones
Of the chattsring Yankee were heard no
more where once they drew so much
smiling attention. A knot Of MusselWomen
and Chinese ladies were standing to-
gsther, talking very tOlerabls English,
and looking quite as charming in their
Amsricanized costumes as any celestial" "
or Turks ever did or could. Like the ruins
Of Baslbee, like the entombed Herculane-
um, the Bazaar stood, "a monument Of forgot
ten glory. There was an odor Of mortality
oranges about the whole, which
dirsctsd it's moral lessons to the nose quite
a. fOrdfbly as did the tout ensemble to the eye.
WeH-sur great charity has been prosper
ously concluded. The offspring Of gsnsrouI
and warn hearts and active brains, 1t has
bssn triumphant and brilliant success. The
people have caught it up and made it their
offering to our heroes in the field. Providence
has smiled upon It, and the army will be
times grateful for it.