New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
FAIR IN FoURrRENTn-sT.-A Fair is now

FAIR IN FoURTEENTH-ST.- "A Fair is now
being held at the Armory of the 22d Regiment " z.
S n. g.. formerly the Paiace Garden for the benefit Ct
Che Institution Of Mercy which is similar in its HUMANE
and useful object, and the same excellent manage
ment and Is almost equal in extent and appearance TO
Chat OF lis lusrlous predecessor the g.clt Sanitary
Fair which was held on the sane grounds. II wa,
opened on Monday but account OF the rainy weather
and The character Of tie day it was no. fairly and
formally thrown open until last evening, when all tie
preparations were completed and tie building crowded
WIN large and asiouabi, Audience, many of whom
were ladles. helUsnuleI' 2-I Regiment baud were
engaged and viii be present durug the continuance Of
tie FDr, which closes ON Tie 18th inst.
Inc interior Of the ATmory has been elegantly and
srtsueaHy decorated by MAMMALIAN Of tins city, and
the tables which stationed all around along the
walls are neatly adorned wish eycry kind OF pretty
aies Mch Is lor sale some al low prices aud others
OF exceeding Costumes. There Twelve Of the t0be
each OF which represent Catholic Church in h city,
Those churches not represented by lies have aided
Che worthy object Of the Fair bv liberal taken
among the congregation. At Two Of the stands are oil
paintings By Brady Of the ale and the present Arch
biSbOps Ci Now YORK, which commend themselves for
me true similarity ard hcike expression Of the iea
lures. They are 10 be sold by o.tcry at - a chance
ana there being numerous pen sons among them many
oerg!men ELo are DESTROYS OF taking chances 1t Is ex
pected that s. 900 will be realized on each.
Among the other beauties Of the Far il a FLORAL
Bower which has unique and attn Gctive appearance
The tables Of the ST. Ga6ie's Church, -. James's
conspcuous from the rich articles they contain aud the
fine manner in which they have been arranged by the
,adiee a fisc.ass Restaurant and shoe ing gallery
are included in the feature OF the Fair.
The Fair is under tie supervision of the Rev. Father
Quinn of ST. Peters Church. IL VIII be open from 10
until IL p. NJ Tie following ladies have charge
Of the different tables:
PROVIDENCE TAsLE-Mrs Gen. Philip Kearncy Mrs
Gen Thomas Fraucs Meachcr Mira Dr. ' an Buicn Madame
PaIdow Mrs Underworld. n r. Alexander, Mrs. Cbus NJ
Connolly, Mrs. Judge Roosevelt.
RKFRgsHMENT TABLEs-Ahs. Macarthur Mrs. Snyder
birs. Ashman, Miss Quinn.
FLORAL TpnpIE Miss puva Miss Macarthur Miss LevoT
ST. PATRICK s-tlrs. Dolan Mis-. Auidoou Mrs Sayers
Ars Brady. Miss G. Hasan
ST PrrER's-Nirs Mathew T. Brennan. Mrs o. w Bren-
nan, Mrs W Lynch, Mn John j. Stan.
ST. NJ Mrs. Gahncy, Miss More
PosT OFFICE (St. Mary 's)-Mls. ~. Burke . 80
ST. JOSEPH s--Mrs Mann. Mr. Gala her, Mrs.. DR.. o.
REILLY Nil. James dunno Airs. Bruins, Ms koenieid Mrs
NcCoo'e, Mrs. stephen Phi5.a
ST. JANEss-Mrs facis Miss C. Fareis. Miss Hoey, Mrs.
Torrens the Misses Dewitt Mis- White. Miss Lynch
ST. ANDREws.--Nrs. NJ Wallace, Mrs Aetyi MISS Con
way, Miss Ooggr.
81 FRANCIS MAYER Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. DO Biruns-
han, Mrs. J. Fisher Mr.. EUgeue Kelly, Ms James t.
Nicholson. Mrs Galway Mrs.. COwe, Mrs. Van Holm an,
Mrs Csylus Mrs. OCoh'o or, Miss . Reilly.
HOLY CKoss-Mrs. Campbell Mis-. F0r.ry, MIS- kempie,
Mrs. NJ Connolly Miss O'MeaIa.
ST. ASy's.-Mrs. Burtsel, Miss Fleming, Mrs. Mcknight,
Miss Mcknight
81. GABRIELs.-Mrs Christal Mr. Hanson. Mrs. Melvin
bliss Snowdeus Mr.. Kennedy aud MIR. Martin.
ST. TEREsAs.-Sirs. Quiulgu. Mrs. overs.
ST. john EvANGELisT.-Nrs. Ien'z, Mrs. Tooney
Nrs. Gibbon. Mrs.. nuc slcy. Miss Ho-an
PRIyATE TAsLg-hrs. Parsons Mrs. Laiilow, Mrs SpIs
soDALIrY TAuLE-Mrs. Digs. Mira Wall the Misses
oBrie, Mrs. Donovan Miss Masrerson Miss McDeTmoit