Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-08
MASONIC FAIR AND Bazaar.
additional Contributions.


The following additional contributions to
the Masonic Fair and Bazaar are acknowl-
edged:
Messrs. H. & H. ". C~atherwood, Phila-
delphis, writing to Mr.. W. NJ. Davidson, of
this city, say 1--WE beg to acknowledge re-
eeipt or your esteemed favor of I'd instant,
annexed to the circular of Solomon's Lodge
NO. l, calling attention to a Bazaar and Fair
TO De held In Savannah, commencing on the
18th inst.
awe have great pleasure in inclosing
check for one hundred dollars as a contribu-
ton to the Fair, and will be very much
obliged to you If you will be good enough
to hand the same to the Treasurer.
owe also desire to thank you for bringing
this very worthy object to our notice, there
by affording us the opportunity to add our
mite"
New YORK. April l, 1881.
j. ". lyman, Esq, Savannah. Ga:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of Goth ult. to
hand and fully noted. We will send you
one No. 3 Knowles boiler feed pump, all
complete, for the Masonic Bazaar and Fair.
Hoping you will be successful and pay of
the debt, we are yours very truly,
KNOWLES STEAM PUMP WORKS,
This pump, we understand, is worth
Through Capt. VIM. NJ. Davidson: From
John Gibson's Son & Co., of Philadelphia,
a check for $50. They add: "With best
wishes for the success of the good work.
Messrs. Hermann Batter & Bro, of New
York, check for $40, with wishes for success,
etc. also from Frederick de Barry & Co.. of
New York, one case q. H. Mumm & Co. IS
extra dry champagne. with compliments
and best wishes, etc.
Through Mrs. William Scheihing: From
VIM. NJ. Davidson, $40; j. D. Helmken, S.;
6. Oh. Gemunden, 81 so; G. D. Rodgers, 50;
j. W. Moore, 81; G. F. Byrnes, 81; - Nc
earthly, 81; Mrs. E. Jackens, 81; F. J..
Stern, n box fine cigars; Rely & Moloney,
five pounds Java coffee; NJ. Ferst & Co.,
one box chocolate; solomon Bros, one
caddy tobacco, n case Hub Punch and
two boxes soap; Lowell 81 baltimore, one
fine coffee pot; Walsh s. Farrell, one pair
fine sandal slippers; Schwarz &
Acosta, one case candy; Gray Il
O'Brien, one box perfumed soap;
Allen 81 Lindsey, one baby carriage;
Cohen, Odd Fellows regalia; 7. P. Bond,
apples and oranges; Henry Kuck, soda
water; James Ray, soda water; Mr.. Kreiger,
one bottle cologne; John Scoll, one cake; q
lady friend, n cake; a lady friend, one
silver pickle stand; VIM. Scheihing, one sill
yer cake basket; John Sullivan grocer, one
ham and five dozen lemons; NJ. II. Meyer,
one fine chamber set.
Through Mr.. Joseph Koch: L. E., Maiden
Lane, n. Y, one pair solid gold cuff but
tons; L. Krower, Maiden Lane, n. Y, one
scarf pin and oae enameled locket; Rogers
Bros, $50 Broadway, N. Y, one double sill
yer fruit stand.
Through D. B. Lester From f. j. Lara
bee 81 Co, Albany, n. Y, twenty-four boxes
fancy crackers.
Through Messrs. P. e. Ward & Co.: From
Messrs. 0'Conner & Judge, New York, $40;
g.. w. Hedrick, Esq Savannah, Ga, SO.
Through DR.. U. Van Giesen From trus.
tees of Samuel g.. White, Philadelphia, $25,
with wishes of success.
John Abbot Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Somer-
vile, Mass, send $25, together with the
best wishes of the lodge for the success of
the undertaking.
Through F. A. Garden, Esq, from Fred
erick Lewis, Esq, Southern Shirt House,
New York, IS.
Through G. W. Allen, Esq, from Messrs.
Benhams d St~outenborough, go and 272
Pearl street, New York, one case tinware.
They say: 1--WE trust that the Fair may
prove to be a success fully as great as it's
promoters expect 1t to be-"
Through Jos. E. Loiseau, ESQ, from
Messrs. Lang, Bernheimer & Co, importers
and distillers, 118 North Front street, Phil
adelphia, $40.
Through Julius Hunt: From Mueller &
Westfall, New York-3 dolls, 8 doz. cornu-
copias, II china boxes, IL red riding hoods.
l glass vase, 4 pitchers, 9 shell boxes, 6
reticules, 3 cups and saucers, 6 silver vases.
They write: ave are happy to have the
opportunity of helping to tighten the bur
den on your temple" From Messrs. Uthof,
Bergman & Co, New York; large doll,
u doz. villages, y doz. cups and saucers,
l doz. express wagons, l doz. tin rat
tier, Il doz. willow wagons, 2 doz. vine
pins, l doz. boxes toys. They say: I'VE
hope that these donations will realize a
good profit and help further the good
work" From Henry Maillard, confectioner,
New York-10 lbs. best breakfast cocoa.