Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-16
The Orphans Fair-CIosing Night.

The rain last night no doubt deferred
many from attending, but those who were
present acted most generously, enabling the
ladies to fill up many of their lists. In
consequence Of the lateness of the hour,
and the large number of articles to be raf-
fled, it was impossible to dispose of them
last night. Due notice will be given
through the morning papers Of the time
and place of rafting the articles remaining
on hand.
The a won by Maj. Sam Donelson
will be presented at the hall next Tuesday
night.
The ladies are grateful to their friends
for their liberal support during the Fair,
and pray God will reward them.
Yesterday the Sunday-schoOl ladies re-
ceived from Mr.. Vincent CASTILLO, III
of fruit, and Mrs. Mccormack received a
donation from Jos. F. Burns & Brother.
PRIZES.
Edgfcld Table-Oil painting, by W. P.
Sweeney; St. Patrick's Day in America, by
Alice Layelle; ACCORDION, by Annie Dolin;
sett of china, by Katie McGOlrick; soup
tureen, by John McInnery; barrel of flour,
by A. johnson; wax flowers, by Bridget
A. Canley; fan, by Ellis Brown; silver
water sett, by Mrs. J. j. O'Sullivan; pair of
vases, by Julia Fitzgerald; portrait of Plus
TX, by Patrick Leary; ~hearth-rug, by NJ. J..
Mckee.
Orphans table-Mrs. Mccormack
work stand, by Mrs. Malachi Mccormack;
baby suit, by Sallie Moflatt; stove, by Il. b.
McDearman; History of Tennessee, by o..
j. Timothy; set of bedroom furniture, by
John Holloran; Bible, by Mrs. John Kean.
Table of Mesdames Barry and Prender-
gast-Cake, by Jennie Flanagan; silver
mug, by Thos. Walsh; pair of pictures, by
Della Prendergast; cake, by Bob Baxter;
pocket-handkerchief, by Mrs. NJ. Brady; oil
painting, by Pat. Fleming; f~ruit-basket, by
George Conner.
Table of Mrs. 10. Zanone and Misses
HyerOnemus-China chamber set, by Ella
HyerOnemus: silk handkerchief, by Mary
Cain; silver cup, by Ed. Patterson; fine
cakes, by b. Price; toilet set, by Miss Ida
Asa; fan, by Maggie Mccormack; pair Of
pictures, by c. E. LoOmis; picture, by Ed.
Gallagher.
Sunday School Table-Bottle of perfume,
by Mary Quinn; pair OF slippers, by John
Egan; box of tea, by Mrs. John Kean;
pair of vases, by Ellen Sullivan; engraving,
by Ida IseT; Lives of Deceased Bishops, by
Susie Dowd; beautiful album, by Della
Burke; large doll, by Nellie Morgan; Life
of Christ, by Eliza O'Neill; silver cup, by
Maggie Dowd; Life. of Christ, by Eliza
O'Neill; Hymns of Ages, by Maggie Dowd;
sailor suit, by Mrs. McMurray; twenty
dollar gold piece, by Mrs. Joseph Dunlap;
picture, by - C~raighead; picture, by
Bridget Ford; Beasley Friel, by Ella Quinn;
bottle of cologne, by NJ. E. Haygood; silver
cup, by Margaret D~ougherty; silver castor.
by Maggie Fahey; basket o truit, by NJ. J
MalOney.
South Nashville Table-Child's pique,
suit, by Clara Carlin; portrait of Marshal
McMahon. by Katie Noon; CrucifiX, by
Rev. ]. Uphauss; crOmO (Fisher), by Teresa
McKeOn; pair of vases, by Mrs. NJ. KOin;
quilt, 10y I. J. Faley; gold watch and chain,
by p. McKeon; china set, by Mrs. Ewin;
cup and saucer, hy MOllie Dyer; handsome
cushion, by NJ. j. Smith; chrome, by Vim.
McLaughlin;lace curtains, by Mrs. P.S. Nc
Keen; chrome, by II. ID. Martin.
Table of Mesdames Winstead, Collins &
Burns-charter oak stove, by Katie
card receiver, by j.. Quigley; ~washstand
Stjl- ny Allllt DuduSHHcSSg Liz D4lut,
by Bridget Kerrigan; picture, by Annie
HollcTan; little rockers, by Mrs. Mary
Burns; baby cloak, by Alice McKeOn; work
box, by f. Fitzgerald, water cover, by
IIageIts; baby dress, by O'Shaughnessy,
buggy whip, by +. w. Jernigan.
The cane for the most popular railroad
man was won by Charley Dahney, who re-
ceived sos votes, NJ. j. Wrenne receiving
479, and s scattering, the total number of
votes cast being 1885.
Persons having tickets, sold or unsold,
are requested to make returns to the ladies
of the several tables as sOOE as possible, in
that the list of articles not disposed
of may be completed.
The Shooting Gallery continued in ope-
until after midnight, there being five
ties. In shooting off the ties, W. Fletcher
made 60, and won the fine silver pitcher;
Governor Harris scored As, John Mcdonald
IS, Matt. Kerley AZ, and p. Maloney Al.