Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-11
Masonic gam AND BAzAR.


The following additional contributions to
the Masonic Fair and Bazaar are acknowl-
edged:
Messrs. Brown & Mcdonald contributed
one years. subscription to the Henry County
Weekly, published at Hampton, ia.
Through D. Hogan: From Geo. A. Clark
& Bro, 400 Broadway, N. Y, 100 handsome
maple wood boxes o. N. 7. cotton.
Through h. Myers 81 Brothers: L. BAN
berger q Co., Ill Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
$25; Cook q Benheimer, 81 New street,
New York. S2S; Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association, St. Louis, two casks bottled
lager beer; G. Feigenspan, Newark, N, j.,
two casks bottled lager beer; Lawrence a.
Martin, Chicago, Illinois, two cases Tolu
Rock and Rye.
Through Alexis McNulty: Presented by
N. D. Mcdonald & Co., New Orleans.
through their agent, one unabridged Wor-
cester Dictionary, special subscription
edition, bound In half morocco, with Dem
nison's patent index; worth $40.
Through L. Z. Byck IL Son From W. II.
Horstmain & Sons, Philadelphia, five fancy
worsted embroidered ornaments, valued at
SO 90; A. r. McCoron q Co.. Philadel-
phia, cash IS 90.
Through G. NJ. Feidt & Co.: 1 case
Walkers Vinegar Bitters, from R. H. Nc
Donald 81 Co., which they say will be use
full if not ornamental; and three dozen
Hoyt's German Cologne, 81 size, with fra
ternal greeting, from e. W. Hoyt & Co.
Also $40 from Comstock, Ferre d Co.,
seedsmen. Bradley 81 Smith, brush makers,
write to G.. NJ. Heidi 81 Co. that they ship to
care of s. P. Hamilton for the Fair, about
$50 worth assorted brushes. Robert Buist,
Jr., Jas. w. Tuft, French, Richards & Co.,
and Chas. Pratt & Co. write to us of their
having contributed through other houses
here.
Through Mrs. F. P. Miller: Mr.. A. j.
Snedeker, two walnut knife boxes; Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Eason, one beautiful wreath feather
flowers; Mrs. Jane Miller, two rabbits; Mrs.
Schroeder, cash $40; Frederick Miller, Jr.,
one beautiful wax cross; Mrs. John O'Keith,
fancy mats; Miss Isy Farr, fancy work; Mrs.
E. P. Miller, coffee, six pounds; Miller &
Roach, one barrel flour.
Through Mrs. w. M. DeLoach: From
Messrs. J. Borden & Bro, plumbers and
gas filters, 637 North 10Th street, Philadel-
Through F. A. Garden, ESQ.,: From
Messrs. Thomas Bond s. Son, Baltimore, So.
Through Messrs. f. Morgan & Co.: From
Messrs. w. E. Hooper & Sons, 81 South
Gay street, Baltimore, $780, from Messrs.
Bunting 81 Mcdonnell, ia Walnut street,
Philadelphia, $40.
Mrs. j. j. Greenlaw contributes l set
m ats, Miss Lille NJ. Greenlaw 1 nubia.
Through Messrs. Meinhard Bros. & Co.:
From Charles II. Ward, Boston, $50; G. E.
Johnson, Boston, S25; Messrs. Martin, Skin
ner & Fay, Boston, $40.
Through Simon Mitchell From Messrs.
Hellman q Herman, AL Broadway, New
York, half dozen fine shirts.
Through Messrs. Palmer Bros: From
.IOhn- Ruaaan Cuf1oru Gnmnapu Groop Diuo.
Works, Trenton Falls, Mass, one morocco
and satin case containing one handsome set
carving knife, fork and steel, with fine cary
ed obligatory ivory handles from G. A.
Seaver. Esq, of New York, one case con-
tanning one dozen fine silver plated dessert
knives.
Through D. O'Connor, Esq; From c.. D.
FRANKIE, 157 Meeting street, Charleston. eIe
box of coach paint.
A member Of Solomon's Lodge contri-
butes SIS.
Messrs. Benham & Stoutenborough, Pearl
street, New York, sends through Geo. W.
Allen, ESQ, one novel ice cooler, repre-
senting the obelisk ornamented with Ma
sonic emblems.
The officers OF the steamship City of Co
lumbus contribute one very handsome vase
of rubber wax lowers. They write as fol-
lows:
"Mr. S. 7. Hamilton, Savannah DEAR
SIR AND BRoTHER-The officers of the
steamship City of Columbus beg to present
through you to the Masonic Bazaar and Fair,
the accompanying vase of rubber wax 1ow-
ers. Hoping that it may find its way into
the parlor OF some fair sister of the order,
and prove of some profit to a worthy OBJ
ject, l am, respectfully and fraternally,
"W. H. FISHER, Commanding"
From Messrs. VIM. knabe q Co., manu-
facturers OF the celebrated "Knabe Pianos,"
through their agent, Il. L. S%chreiner, ESQ.,,
one OF their fine rosewood II octave pianos,
This instrument is one of their best-rich,
round and full tone, with splendid singing
and tone carrying capacity, selected by Mr..
Schrelner in person, at whose piano ware
room 1t may be seen until the opening of
the Bazaar.
Mrs. s. P. Hamilton, Chairman Ladies'
Committee of Solomon's Lodge, No. l ac-
knowledges the receipt Of twenty five neatly
gotten up rattle lists from VIM. N. Sneed'
Esq, manager of the Times.
w cseil G1 Rd,ftt.a Esq, General Manager
through j. Ii. Estill, Esq, a five hundred
mile ticket over their road as a donation to
the Bazaar and Fair; Mr.. Ely Otto, five year
ly subscriptions to the "Rnny Loga5."
Through Mrs. George Chambers: From
Mr.. j. w. Scheerer, l fine gold ring; from
Mrs. George Chambers, l handsome gold
cross; from N. Itlton, SLID. G. ROtereau, 81;
j. P. Kollock, 81; Capt. Paine, 81.
Through Mrs. Chas. E. Wakefield. From
Mrs. L. Cohen, l set Of toilet mats and
cushion and l hcx starch; cash 81; Bernard
Goode, 50c.; from Mrs. NJ. A. Ehrlleb. /
pair wall pockets, 2 baby caps, / pair fancy
mats, ! fancy baby sacque, 2 dozen China
dolls from Times Office, Q dozen rafting
sheets.
John R. Dillon, Franklin, Va, through
G. I. Cox, IS.
Miss Katie Barthelmess, a lot of very fine
fancy articles, through Mr.. Thomas Gallan-
tyne.
E. B. Nell, Esq, a ladyis folding lap
board, made BY hin, an elegant piece of
wQrk, MUCH admired by all who have seen
it.
Through MIR. T. Ballantyne:i McDonough