The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-21

Ddoy0 wax WOkkoy "U00oE SuO VA00ss~A va
I. ssatar; there were four very pretty sesnfee
ws; sThe Goddess of Liharty,n =. = Esaxtlas4
7pe, ChsEity and Justice :4 I,ove ana 11nnssJ
See,a and "Fhe Evening Party" This spsn.;
wAs the grand success Of tho Fair - xesl
Ids tks point of numberss there being Too
.ons present. The neat; night, (SaadAy1p.
s Tbsress Cannon, assisted BY Some Of the;
! professionals and asnateufs from Oar own 1
! Of she river gave = Sacred Concert, tho
! selections for which evinced that young
Us usual good taste and Judgment. After
concert Miss Cannon sang, by request,
he Irish Exile" a sweet and lovely ballad
had mover been sung before in the South;
= in the North the greatest excitement was
Infested during whole week, where I'm
pse crowds of from 5000 to 70oo people went
&htly to hear it. Miss Cannon always sings
&h much taste aud feeling, and the effect
pn her audiences is always deep and last
but in this instance abe fairly eclipsed
self and when she eoncl nded the hall rang
hin aad again with shouts of applause. We
st that our citizens will soon have an op-
$tunity Of hearing this young lady, in this
endid piece. The Silver Tea Set ~
=. jerome Hsnlsy's table, Mass won by
&shington Hook and Ladder Fira Company
10 had poileA 1854 votes. Brookiya No. o
He'd $50, and Pelican No. but 2. The total
ount Of money realized by "The Set" was
1b3. The contest for the gold-headed cane
nlted a. follows DIR. Riley, 2a15; DR.. Dyer
10 vo.es,-the money accruing from the
ssing amounted to 5000 So The Silver Rens
Case, which was won BY chas. Mahony,.
. had i majority of seventy three votes,
lHughs $40 as. The voting for child's
4eutifu1 Cooking Stove ,atood thus: Miss
tsrie Johnson, 1912; Miss Eruestihe Malain,
Mise Alsxaudfis Nishols, go 'Hdiss Lizzis
|atel, 2s6. The cash product, ut ten cents 4
=, was $ae6;S0s aThe Chandelier wnsst OBJ
led by Jno, Graves, Sorsl3S2' votes, 1.-The re-
Sts being. $47s. The contest for the Altar
e, which created 90 much excitement before
j during the Fair, resulted in manner most
aitsble to both the Rsv. Fathsts, Father
: le had agreed 20 poll ftso vSses 70 Father
fhtherin's ono, but did not succeed, though
II had the handsome majority Of 900. The
=. gentlemen then agreed In donating the
ar Plate 10. the church, to which il had,
pugh this spirited contest, brought the
&c sun Of 9l905. The rattle Of Wheeler &
son Sewing Machine resulted in net
DIT Of 9le5. Mr. Jno. Gaynor became the
ssessor of a beautiful wax cross for $T. The
keshment tables appropriated about $2l00 i;
'snor rafles, $500: and ticket sales $1,000.
b watch, which realized $f0f6 2S, was pre-
'Ated to Miss Chaser, who had received 14o2
s$es. We are happy to state that the net pro-
) of the Fair will be between 5000 and
= 900, which displays at once the iasmense
pors OF the RexsFa.hers and the uubonnded
erahty of thePsoPie Of Algiers. z: - -. a.. ~.
So. MtoAaers NAE aseaoal-Au,ong the very
merous audienEe which had assenbled last
sdnesday evensng. to witness the exhibitioh
the above school, we noticed the Reverend
Athers Flanpagans Hespby and orphsns.
"a several gentlemen Of st. Michaeps parish
Do are distingpished in the field of letters
ID benevoleace.: With the pnnctuality ana
scernment 90 characteristic Of everything
adertaken by Father Tobin, the exercises
ere commenced ct the pre-announoed ~
eIock with q saiutatory by young Master
BIN Hegarty. That very familiar piece,
The ekx Hundred" by Master Dennis Hegsrs:
j, fell short of "The Brigade ct Fontenoy,"
y the sanae boy. In tho former, Master He
Arty affected o drAvling tone, Whioh does not
Armonszs with tho spirit Of the poem bat
) the latter his many tones and gestures were
SERVING the frequent plaudits which greeted
be retiring. We bed been previously very often
pred BY miserable recttAtiOns Of the Soon
uered Banner, go when We heard IL aunsuncec
d this occasion, we felt sone misgivingS Will
egard to MaAtsr John Cawpbell's proper con
option and delivery Of the beautiful bot dim
nit piece, and were determined to prepare 10
IN act of modification. Bot we were surprised
% agreeably, that any necessity for such 81
Act was obviated: Master Willie Brown YER
Ably deolsimed the Somewhat old, but good
4 Raving Maniac" and succeeded in delightin
the assembly by singing an amusing melod
Entitled " The sohoemGker." The scene fron
{ william Tel" was very pber, bat VIC did nc
expect any moro, as in our Judgment the seieC
zion was too heavy for boys of their age Bu
on the whole, the variety and excellence c
the greater part of the exercises sufilcieRtl
repaid all for the few hours spent IN listenin
to the boys of SC. Miehaers parochiai school.
School Of Notre Dsms de Bon SecOHrs, Jackss