Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-29
oHRRRFUL CONTRIBUTORS.
Liberal Donations 10 the Masonic
Fair The List swelling. and More
TO Hear From.

The very general response to the circulars
setting forth the objects OF the Masonic Fair
and Bazaar, to be opened in this city on the
18th Of April next, from various parts Of
the country and from our own citizens, have
been exceedingly gratifying to the
fraternity, and through the liberality and
friendlIness thus displayed grand success
is assured, justifying the assertion that 1t
will be the most brilliant affair of the kind
that has ever been held in the State, and
will undoubtedly attract hundred of visi-
tors.
In addition to the donations heretofore
acknowledged, we present the following
list, and there are many yet to hear from:
Through Chas. Seller: From Joseph Schlitz
Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wis, S25.
Through ]. Fl. Estill: From Messrs Chas
Eneu johnson & Co., printing ink manufac-
turers, Philadelphia, Pa; $50 They write
I'VE hope the amount, though small, will be
of some good to the cause.
Through E. P Hamilton: From Henry Carter
Esq, 176 Broadway, New York, one elegant
East Lake rocker; the Wiebusch & Hilger
Hardware Company, New York, handsome
case of silver mounted carvers. and wish us
success.
Through D. B. Lester, Esq: From Chas. Gut
den, case French mustard; Enough Brothers
& Co., keg Mohawk whisky; H. W. Campbell
& Co.'S cases schnapps: Clark q Balch,1 caddy
tea, value $25 Underhill, Stewart & Scott,
box raisins; David Carrick & Co., cases yeast
powder.
Crawford & Lowell; clock.
Through Palmer Brothers: From Mallory,
wheeler & Co, one gross nickel plated pad
locks They write: I'VE trust that the Fair
will be a success. and that you will realize
more than anticipated"
W. b. Nell & Co. have received the following
contributions: From Ira Millen, 40 Warren
street, New York, IS: DeCamp, Leroy & Co., 81
Main street. Cincinnati, saddle. etc, value S45,
with wishes of success: Bergman Manufacture
ing Company, Baltimore, l fine bride; Robt.
Lawson Co, Baltimore. fine English saddle,
value $50; Henry Arthur & Co New York. $40.
Allen & Lindsay have received from Frank
Rhoner & Co., No. 200 Canal street, New York,
one fancy reception chair, trimmed with silk
plush, valued at $50
Messrs. joyce & Hunt, agents, have received
from the White Sewing Machine Company one
No sewing machine
Fred Bell. Esq. agent for Atlanta, and
MeSSrs. Joyce Hunt. agents for Savannah,
donate one No. 8 New Stewart" sewing ma
chine.
JAS T. Shuptrine has received from Messrs
French, Richards & Co, Philadelphia, one case
fancy goods valued at $50. They write: I'VE
trust the Fair may realize handsome sum for
the good object in views''
Messrs. Dasher & Co. have received from
Messrs. E. g. Jaffray & Co., $50 Broadway, N.
Y, $50
C6as. f. Graham has received from Messrs
Lnyties Brothers, New York, one case fine
whisky.
Chas. Ratz has received from W. R. Winn,
Esq, New York, IS; Messrs. Prior & Hilgen-
berg, Baltimore, Md IS; B. Quackenbush, Esq
New York, several boxes perfumery soap, etc.
Through Reiser & Stern: From Messrs. Herbs
q SpiesS, manufacturers of fine cigars, New
York S25, with their sincere wishes for the
success of the honorable enterprise.
Through SaioEon Cohen, Esq: From A. N.
Parry, Esq, Carl ge manufacturer, Amesbury,
Through s. P Hamilton: From Messrs. sha-
fer Douglas, manufacturing jewelers., No. z
Maiden Lane, New York, one fine oryx seal
ring.
Snikinah Lodge No. 2l6, A. F. NJ, of Phila-
delphia, send check for SIS, with best wishes
of the brethren for success.
Roswell Lodge No. 1865 Roswell, Ca, con-
tribute $40 with wishes of success.
Contributions received for Soomon's Lodge
through Mrs. u. d. Arden, Mrs. r. II. Minis
and Mrs. W. o. Vanvorst:
F. ON A. M. & @. W. West syrups for drink
ing; from G. Al. & H. w. Tilton, several al ticles
of groceries; from A. H. Champion, one ham;
from Simon Mitchell, half dozen half-hose;
from Gray & O'Brien, one damask table cloth;
from d. Hogan, half dozen very nice fancy
articles; from E. Heidi half dozen gents era
watts; from J. G. Thompson, one case Of toma-
toes from ). q. Haynes & Bro, one sack of
-four, from j. Fl. Won Newton, one box of
oranges; from Mr.. Vogel one box fancy clay
pipes; from R. J. Rosenfeld & Co, sugar
| plums; from Rel & Moloney, five pounds of
| coffee; from j. d. Weed (of Weed & CornwelD
| ST. from w. A. Sousong 81; from Henry Sui
| ter 81; from Mrs. K Platshek, one pair vases;
| from b. +. McKenna. one piece white shirting
| Through Mr.. Jno. F. LaFar: Luther L. John
| stop, Lynn. Mass, IS, Woodruff, Morris &
| Co, New York, s.; Frank, Herman & Co.,
Boston. $25; Jos Schlitz. Bro. & Co., Milwau-
kee, Wis, SIS: Frank & Hammerslough, Bal
timore, s.; Libby Speer, New York. one
| dozen shirts extra fine. Valued S25
Through Loeb & Enrich: r. Durkee &
| Co, New York, one lot fine spices valued at
assorted preserves and jellies; Elsas May & Co.,
| Atlanta, 5000 Manila paper bags valued at
| o. L. siegel, New York, one case Of bitters,
one case of champagne; Cornwall & Bro,
candles; John Tiers & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
one chest fine tea; swan & Scoville, New
| York one barrel cider.
Through Thomas West: From Messrs Mat
| thai, Ingram & Co., Baltimore, Md, three
| fine combination chamber sets; from Msssrs
j. E. Jeffords & Co., Philadelphia, Pa, two
perfect tea steepers complete, two bronze
| creams, two pairs cuspadors four bronze tea
| pots, with best wishes for Bazaar and Fair
Colgate & Co., of New York, notify DIR.
| Osceota Butler that they have shipped him a
donation for the Fair, care of. Mr.. S. P. Hamil-
| ton.
Messrs. Hall & Ruckel, of New York, in re-
| spouse to circular of DIR. Osceola Butler state
| they have shipped one case of toilet articles,
S@iC "a ~ VA VAAO NoALA-
| mittee
Jno. w. Wilson & Sons 81 Maiden Lane, New
| York, in letter to DR.. Osceola Butler, an
| nouncing handsome donation freight free)
| of magnificent bronzed French clock, with
| candelabras, all under glass cases, say: I'VE
| have the pleasure of sending you O case, per
steamer, containing contributions for your
| M asonic friends Hoping that none will be more
| light than ours, and that the previously re-
ceived donations may have sweled the list
until this shall provide for the last brick in the
W. q n
Kirbs & Spies. tobacconists New York,
through l. J. Gazan, make contribution as
follows: I'VE beg to hand you our check for
| $2s. being our contribution towards the Mason
ic Fair to be held in your city. We have had
applications from other parties, as we'll as had
to show our good will; therefore had to divide
amount of total contribution. With our best
wishes for the success of the honorable enter
prise we remain yours most truly, etc.
Through messrs. Lilienthal & Kohn: S. G.
Guggenheimer & Steinhard, 464 Broome street,
New Y ork, cash $40; Bates & Auchincloss, 209
Church street, Philadelphia Pa, cash $40
Through B. FL. Levy: Seligman Nassauer &
Co, New York. one fine Prince Albert coat
and vest; Hornthal, Whitehead & Co., New
York. one fine suit clothes; V. Henry Roht-
shield, New York, cash $40; Hammerslough
Bros. New York, one silk lined overcoat; Au-
Edward Simon & Bro, New York, one ladies'
leather trunk; Seligman, May & Co, New York,
one fine child's kilt suit; Newetter Il Rosen-
helm, New York, one dozen nickel comb sets;
L.
assorted fine silk handkerchiefs, TWO fine silk
suspenders; s. A. Cohen, New York, one fine
child's suit; B. H. Levy, one Solomon's Lodge
bond, S25; Eckman & VetsbuFg, cash $25;
Meinhard Bros, cash $25; JOS Rosenheim q
Co., cash $40; Lilienthal & Kohn, cash $40;
Schwarz & Acosta, one barrel flour and one
box candy; Z Muhlberg, one alarm clock: A.
Myer. one box soap; j. T, Shuptrine. one case
fine extracts.
Dasher s. Co., to Mrs A. D. Thompson, fine
silk umbrella.
Through Chas E. Wakefield: From Cormack
Hopkins, 50; from J. r. Raines 49, fromEJ Ia.
Douglass, stove; from VIM. Mcneil / silver
plated castor; from Chas. Ratz large lamp;
| from NJ. S. Baker, cord wood; from J. B. Fer
nandeZ, box cigars; from Thomas Mulligan,
So; from G. |. Taggart, ton coal; from @. E.
| Wakefield, $10 from S. Elsinger, IS; from J.
| Gardner, 81; from J. E. Mallory, 81; from John
freeman, S5; from Robt. Groves, SIS; from Sa-
vannah Recorder, 1,060 envelopes 1000 bust
ness cards, 600 statements ream bill heads
and ream NOTE heads; from the Archer &
Pancoast Manufacturing Company New York,
large centre table lamp; from the Backus
Water Motor Company, Newark, N. J eleven
inch water motor from the j. L. Mott iron
works, New York, large fountain.
Through J. T. Vereen; From George Wag-
ner, half dozen fine plants from II. ]. Fear,
-four; from Paul Decker, barrel sweet pota-
toes; from Valentine Basler, / case of fine
wine; from I. FL. Bolshaw. / toilet set and
vases
Through Andrew Hanley: From r. Colgate