The daily gazette., 1880-01-15
FIRST EDITION.
The Orphans Fair.
LARGE ATTENDANCE LAST NIGHT
THOSE VINO DREW PRIZES.

LARGE ATTENDANCE LAST NIGHT
THOSE VINO DREW PRIZES.
The orphans fair, now drawing 10 q
close in Institute Hall, was central
point of attraction, last night, and was
largely attended. The audience was
really larger tran the hall could CON-
fortably accommodate, aud a great deal
Of pushing and crowding was the result,
but everybody withstood 1t good-humor-
edly, and seemed bent ON having b good
time, despite any adverse circumstances.
During the evening, the drawing Of
numbers TOR the disposition of articles
sold by chance was conducted vigorously.
A large number Of minor articles were
drawn, and also number Of prizes Of
considerable importance. The latter
were as follows:
Oil painting Of Father Reilly, by M.
Cannon, South Wilmington; marble Top
bureau. Mrs. McDace, Lord and Church;
$50 in gold, Mrs. W. S. Csvanaugh, 1905
Lombard street; gold watcb, Dennis
Boyle, Chester; tea set of 175 pieces, J.
Harkins, COZ w. Seventh street.
Ton OF coal by Father Kealey, James
Harkins, Louisa Shaff-r, +. ShaDnan.
Barrel Of -four, Mary O'Donnell, Mrs.
Ryne, M. Mooney, Mary Weary.
Marble top table, ii. Lang, and Mrs.
ID. McCarty; q bureau, Father Myers;
silver knives and forks, I. McAteei;
china tea set, Kate Coleman amythist
ring, Mary Wagner; silver castor, Sue
Cuumins; gold watch, +. DOllard, j.
Eisng, Frank O'Byrne.
Silver watch, Charles McCarty, Of
Chester.
A tea set, +. Hally; silver butter dish,
Rose Gibbons; marble top table, Jacque
S+rtz; toilet set, A. ID. Walton; statues,
Dougherty; q silver cake basket, ii.
Lang.
Bouquet table, Mrs. ..Megary; checker
table, X. ). Wbalen; gold ring, Mary
Whelan; silver castor, Mary 4. Menan;
marble top liable, Mrs. g. McCarty i1ne
oil painting, MIS-. J. Lane; hall a dozen
chairs, +. Hogan; five dollars in gold, Il.
f. Gilmore; portrait OF Bishop Becker,
Henry Mellon; silver ice pitcher, Mrs.
Bierman; card table, "Happy Seven"
ST. PETERS TABLE.
No. IL, fairy basket, by Jennie Wiley,
South Wilmington.
No. 80, a child's quilt, by Miss
O'Toole.
No. 8, a tea toilet set. by VIM. Lally,
l0J Pop ar street
No. 123, ton OF coal, by jose phi Har-
kins, 30 w. Seventh street.
No. IL, silver sugar bowl, by Ella Cur
ley, 509 w. Fourth street.
No. 1l5, Mrs. +. Hughes, 1903 Jefferson
street.
ST. MARY's TABLE
No. 10, n revolver, by Michael Nc
| Oloskey, South Wilmington
No. 40, a pair Of stools, by Mr. T. MUIR
tina, 726 Pine street.
No. 13, n pair of lady's CATERS, by
FAIRY, French street.
No. II, dozen cane seat chairs, by
John MeCloskey.
No. 20, landscape, VIM. Stuart, sl2
| Pine street.
No. A, pair of blankets, by NJ. PEN
nington, Third street bridge.
ST. PAUL's TABLE.
No. 30, n walnut bracket, by Sophie
| Ginder, 505 Orange street
No. 10, a packet stand, by Mary KEEL
| ley, 4l0 Lombard street.
No. l3, afghan, by Kate Donahoe, AIT
Market street.
| No. 81, a sled, by J. Smith.
No. 10. a cross, Thresia Ryan.
No. "a, q meerschaum pipe, Hutch
i sen,
No. 101, china tea set, by Kate Mona
homer.
No. "a, toilet tea set, by Rose Mona
CHAN.
ST. JAMES TABLE.
No. 8. card receiver, by John Lafferty,
636 E. Fifth street.
No. IL, toilet set, Sy J. ID. Mccoy, 6O2
| k. Sixth street.
No. so, a childs china set, by T. XIII
han.
| No. %, a pair of cologne bottles, by w.
j. Gibbons, Lincoln street.
No. 8, set of glass ware, by T. s. Dough
| erty, Tatnall street.
No. 81. SET of china, by t. Ryne, Clf-
ton, Del.