Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-14
MASONIC FAM AND Bazaar.



The following additional contributions to
the Masonic Fair and Bazaar are aeknowl-
edged:
FOR Zerubbabel Lodge, through Messrs.
Nocksnutt q ferguson Two crystal decan-
sers, WE'VE goblets, cut glass, specially
Hn1 ana engraved with name Of Zerubba-
Del Lodge No. 10 on it.
Miss Annie Wflfuk. c~arriaoe robe. made
by herself.
Through Loeb & Ehrlich From Robe &
pro-, New York, one case containing one
dozen hTe pound pals best refined lard.
through K. McIntire One box choice
virginia chewing tobacco, from Thomas G.
"ulams, OF Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Eugene Labiche, one bunch fine CT
donation.
HAvERHILL. MASS, April II, 1881.
MeSsfS. Meinhard Bros. q Co., SdOannah,
Georgia
GENTLEMEN-Your letter of March 31st
came While the writer was away from home.
VIII you please hand to the Fair Com
mlCtee one hundred dollars, and charge US
WIN the same on our account, and with our
pest wishes for the entire success of the
FAR, aud that your Lodges may live and
prosper as long as "Hiram'' is remembered
ny Nasons. fraternally.
GARDNER BROS.
Through Messrs 1. Dasher s. Co.: From
IS 90.
Through w. B. Nell s. Co.: From Messrs.
Jas. OConner 81 Co, of Knoxville, Tenn,
one line gents Morgan muly saddle, and
wish the Fair success.
through Mrs. P. H. Ward: From B. w.
hiourn, Esq, Littleton, N. H., 6 dozen fine
stereoscopic views.
Mrs. b. ii. Richardson: From D. B. Les
Ter, Two large boxes of fancy candies; from
u. >. Ryan, an assortment, of Photographic
frames.
Through B. n. Richardson: From Thos.
ArKWright, Esq, a large silver mounted
English revolver, valued at $50.
Through Messrs. w. b. Nell & Co.: From
Messrs. q. B. Day & Co., l fine embroidered
carriage robe.
Through H. H. Harvey, Esq: From Hen
~ holshorn, one box cigars; Samuel Solo
mons, one box cigars; f.. Roseally, one box
cigars; Gustave Fox, one case wine.
Through Messrs. +. Morgan 81 Co.: From
Messrs. Robe Brothers & Co., one box can
vassed hams.
Lemuel johnson, of the firm of Pike,
johnson a. Co., Of Appling county, con
tributes $40.
s, H. Williamson, grocer, New York, So.
Henry Mangles, butcher, New York, one
roast.
Henry Stephens, Gordon, one dozen flower
pots.
Mrs. L. Epstein, one table cover.
Mrs. G.. B. Ash, plants and fancy work.
a. D. Nisbet, Milledgeville, one set fancy
boxes.
Through David Weisbein: From Messrs.
Hirsh IL Bro, Philadelphia, a handsome
parasol, the second donation from this
house; Messrs. E. 81 s. Levi IL Bro, New
York, some very handsome real antique
lace curtains; Messrs. Kerngood Brothers,
Baltimore, and Mr.. G. II. B. Rouss, New
York, s. each. They all send their best
wishes for the success of the Fair.
Through Abrahams 81 Birnbaum: From
j. Obendorfer 81 Co., No. 554 Broadway, n.
Y, half dozen fine hose.
Hon. j.. S. Davidson, Augusta, Ca,
through j. II. Estill, S..
Capt. A. G. Cabaniss, 81 20.
Mrs. Wade, one beautiful cushion and
three mats.
Mrs. Geo. C. Freeman, one child's sacque,
one handsome mat.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, twelve blower holders.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Sneed, twenty seven rattle
lists.
Mr.. Andrew Goebel, one Guys Atlas of
the United States.
Mrs. John F. LaFar, one beautiful cush
ion, one tidy, two sets Of toilet mats.
Miss Mamie Moore, one beautiful neck
tie.
Mrs. II. n. Moore, five yards handmade
inserting, very nice.
Mrs. Belle Brown, Americus, Ca, 81
Bro. NJ. H. Smith, Rochester, New York,
through Bro. Joh S. Shivers, an assortment
of address cards.
From Mrs. Alfred Kent, through Mrs. f.
A. Woodbridge, a handsome embroidered
baby's shawl.
EzatIers and Things La%cOnic&lIy
Noted.
Catholic Knights of America meet to-
night.
Superior Court will adjourn for the term
on Friday, the 23d inst.
The Hebrew Passover feast commenced
last evening at six O'Clock.
There will be a meeting of Zerrubbabel
Lodge No. 10, +. A. Nj, tonight.
The bid for painting the police barracks
was last night awarded Mr.. j. G. Butler.
The City of Columbus carried nearly one
hundred passengers yesterday to New York.
Mr.. Eben B. Peek was yesterday in the
Superior Court commissioned a Notary
Public.
At the meeting of the Pulaski Loan Asso-
citation last night, $1,000 were sold at 70 per
cent. premium.
The grand jury OF the Superior Court will
make a tour of the several Magistrates offices
this afternoon.
The ladies interested in Zerubbabel Lodge
will decorating their tables at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
The United States revenue cutter Bout
well, which has been off on a cruise, re-
turned to this port yesterday.
Attention is called to notice of twenty
shares of Skidaway shell road stock. The
advertisers say it pays better than Central.
Hon. r W. Carswell, Judge of the Middle
Circuit, will preside in the place of Judge
Fleming in the Superior Court Of Chatham
next week.
The heavy shower yesterday caught many
unawares, and blockaded the ladies in con-
venient stores. 1t is always well to carry
an umbrella in april.
An ordinance prohibiting the running at
large of any kind of cattle in the streets
was passed in Council last night. 1t is to be
| ped it will be rigidly enforced.
The city authorities are asked to provide
for the opening Of the street on the west
side of Laurel Grove Cemetery, and to ex-
tend the street on north side of Battery
Park.
There will be Pontifcal High Mass at the
Cathedral this morning at z o'clock, after
which will be the Procession of the Holy
Sacrament. The Tenneb1@ will be given in
the evening.
Members of Ancient Landmark Lodge are
requested to meet the ladies at the Bazaar
and Fair Hall tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, to assist in preparing the depart
ment of said Lodge.
The only arrest recorded at the police
barracks last night was that of an unfortu-
nate who was captured in a terrible plight
by Policeman Hennessey, and who was too
drunk to give his name.
Capt.W w. Carnes, manager of the Macon
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