The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
SECOND EDITION
CLOSE OF THE FAIR.
LIST OF THE LUCKY ONES WHO
DREW THE PRIZES,

The fair under the auspices of the
Catholic Churches of this city, after
continuing at Institute Hall since
Christmas, closed last night. Fol-
lowing is list of the lucky parties
who drew the various articles that
were chanced of: r..
Convent Table-Painting, John
Shannon, 220 Monroe street; pin
cushion, Kate Coleman, Ball Alley;
ebony fire screen, ID. Bulger, Jr. !;
doll, Mary S. Donnelly; pillow Miss
Fannie Carlisle, Philadelphia; AT
CHAN, Thomas Lange, 200 w. Fourth
street; gents wrapper, Mrs. T. I'll.
Reedy, Springfield, Mass; wrapper,
Rev. George J. Kelly; quilt, Mrs. T.
Ii. Reedy, Springfield, Mass; wax
flowers, Ella G. Mcbride, Sixth and
Walnut streets; china set, Mrs. Pat
rick Harmey, 600 +. Third sire ct;
prayer book, Lizzie Doherty Orange
street; tongs, Mrs. Agnes Wernot,
Sixth and Walnut streets.
St. Peters table--Coal. G. w.
Grant, No. Is an Buren street; re-
volver, W. r. Garrett, 20S Market
street; oil painting, Mrs. T. r. Lal-
ly, 629 W. Fourth street; sled Harry
Stokeley, 92l French street; cigars,
J. B. Lange; silver cup, Agnes Cur
ley; toilet set, Thomas Devlin; silver
| salver, r. Booth, S13 E. Eighth
street; canary bird, A. j. Hart,
Eighth and Rodney streets; SIS in
gold, Mary Coleman, 500 West
Third street; pipe, James McGov-
ern, 509West Sixth street; umbrella,
James Crothers 1923 w W.Fourth street
wax fruit, Miss Shields, 6O4 W. Eighth
street knives and forks, May West, 7OS
King street; vases, R. A. Mooney, 1872
Tatnall street; pin-cushin, AL. Walton;
silver butter dish, Annie Horisk; child's
Afghan, Kate Donohoe; castor, P. N.
Brennan; gold ring, Kate Brown; quilt,
Mrs. J.Callahan, 4l0 e. Fifth; revolver,
P. B. Barker; $40 ia gold, K. Geary No.
sos W. Fiflh street, inlaid crucifixion,
NJ. Naudaln, Ball alley; camp chair, B.
Shields, Fourteenth and Market; Oil
painting, James Borden, No. 900 Elm
street; pictures, May Higgins; silver
forks, Bishop Becker, st. Peters church;
ton Of coal, l.. Wilhelm, No. All Ship
ley street; pair OF - A. Mellon, Sixth
and Walnut streets; bride and groom,
Ida Murphy; - ship, Chas. Gibbons,
No. 2O6 Market street; camp chair,
Nelly Plunkett, No. 21e w. Front street;
barrel Of -four, A. j. williams, No. 60z
W. Third street; chairs, Lillian Dona-
hoe; cushion, ]. s. Ingram, No. 4 East
Sixth street; Lives Of B, & M, May
Hulley; Irish Martyrs, Father Taylor;
castor, May Fitzpatrick crucifixion,
Mrs. X. Trodden, 302 Washington street;
mirror, Jas. Farra, $40 jefferson street;
album, Kate McClaferty; oil paintings,
Mrs. N. Buncs, Eleventh and jefferson
streets; paper weight, A. j. Hart, Eighth
and Rodney streets table, May Huber,
20s Market street; castor, Mrs. Bunce,
l05 Sixth street; tea set, Mrs. Thomas
4. Lally; ice pitcher, Sophia McCul-
lough; watch, Anna B. Toy, 61S w.
Eighth street furniture, Mrs. j. w.
Reed, 607 Lombard street statues,
Henry Mellon; portrait of Bishop
Becker, NJ. J.. Foley, s8 Centre street,
Baltimore.
st. Paul's Table. Chairs, Mary Can
non; slippers, ]. II. Moore; doll, Sarah
Newell, Fifth and Madison /; castor, M.
Harmey, 400 w. Second cross, Mary
Bruner, $40 W. Sixth blacking box,
George Schenck; checker board, Bishop
Becker camp chair, Mr.. Murphy, 213
Monroe; castor, Lizzie Gallaghet, 295
Spruce tea set, Jennie Stuart, 1872 King;
sofa, Annie Ford; 1908 w. Third watch
Father III. x. Fallon.
st. Mary's Table-Blankets, Mary Kel-
ley, Sixth and West castor, Louis Dam
Der, TOO w. Eighth slippers, Thomas
Lynch, Eleventh aud Lombard wax
| set, Thomas Hanley, COL Church castor
James w. Hart cologne, Kate McCaf-
ferty, 527 E. Fifth soap, Lizzie Garrett;
quilt, Mrs. Green, West Front doll ba-
by, Annie Long, 404 w. Front satin
mat, Mrs. Bonner, $40 K. Fifth; gold
ring, A. Loaand, TOO e. Fifth cashmere
dress, Mrs. M. Bleyer, 314 L. Eighth
NJ. Kane, 6lS K. Sixth; bedroom toilet
set, M. GaTrsy, sol West; chairs, / doz.
Florence Haughey, 1926 French chain,
Thomas Lynch, Eleventh and Lombard;
china, Mrs. Murry revolver, M. J. Nc
Grath; table, marble, Frank Kelly !;
watch, Mary K. Fahey, 1890 Walnut
silver watch, J. r. Kelley, Sl7 Spruce
bureau, James Ferry shade, NJ. Nc
Weigh, 824 Spruce house, j. Laferty
~ Robinson street.
Sacred Heart Table-Blankets, Mrs.
Eagle, 627 K. Fifth street; cake, f.
Maier; lamp, Mary Seneke, 626 E. Sixth
street; cigars, g. Walton; boqnet table,
Lizzie Donahoe, Seventh and Market
streets; knife and fork, L. Curran, 6l3
W. Eighth street; canary, Walter s. Sill
cox, Tenth aud Walnut street; white
spread, Ellen Lally, Second and Madi-
son street; quilt, Annie Hause, Z. Front
street; clock, Eide Hester, 1918 French
street; toilet set, William Bradford, 2eS
Market street; stove, Mis-. Henderson,
4lS Taylor street; Annie Heshe,
Newport, Del; wax cross, Michael Can
non, Wilmington; -four, Charles Burkle;
hard ware, Mrs. e. Mahoney, 1411 Van,
Buren, street; castor, Sophia Windler,
100 w. Fourth street, doll Amelia Soto,
7l5 Market street; bureau, Rose Megary
6l6 Tatnall street; W atcb, Charley Soto,
7l5 Market street; china, W. Z. Bower.
st. James Table-Marble top table,
Annie Chambers, Fourth and Clayton
streets; counterpane, Mrs. Sallie Me
Gormley, $40 King street; coal. e. j.
McElwee, Baucroft's bank; k;rocking chair,
KATE Mccullough, COT Washington
street; air castle, ]. King, 1928 Second
street; coin, Daniel Lynch, Rockland;
china tea set. p. N. Brennan, 610 w.
Sixth street; sofa, Ellen Culland, Il.
4 Filth afrAoS. untrwan n.oan.,..