The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-01-10
THE ORPHANS FAIR.
LIST OF THOSE WHO HAVE DRAWN
PRIZES THUS FAR.


Below are the names of the fortu>
nate parties who have, thus far, drawn
the articles disposed of by chance at
the Orphans fair, now in progress at
Institute Hall:
Boys parlor suit, DIR. Fahey, No.
S03 Market street /; bouquet table, E.
]. McElwee, Rockford wax horse
shoe, ID. McCloskey, No. Ala Market
street pin cushion, Maggie Herding,
No. 401 French street canvas tidy,
Andrew Doherty, Forty Acres; colored
doll baby, Mary Cudy, Fourteenth
street +; twenty-five yards of muslin,
Ann Jane Wilson, Brandywne case
of pond lilies, Mrs. Morrow half
dozen cane'seat chairs, K. Greason,
No. 1889 Walnut street pin cushion,
Stoncwall jackson, No. 1890 West
Fourth street ; miuce meat cutter,
Edward Thompson, bcott street and
Gilpin avenue silver castor, William
McCarroH, Riddles Banks pair of
slippers, Anne Koft, Ninth Ward (;
lady's satin coat, Mrs. Murphy, No.
22l Pine street; gold ring, Patrick
Lewis, No. Oil West Front street /;
pair of slippers, Mary Conway, No.
800 West Front street silver pickle
castor, Henry Hester, Eighth and
Madison child's jacket, Ellen Lynch,
BAncrolts Banks; napkin ring, Thomas
Gill, Klund street; chamber set, Maggie
X. keenan,, No. 324 East Sixth street /;
revolver, p. Monaghan, Fourth aud
Madison streets; patchwork quilt, Mrs.
Mary McFarlan, Eighth and Franklin
streets; pair of vases, Mary Brennan,
| No. 5lO West Sixth street; sled, Maggie
Ryan, No. 416 e. Eleventh street; large
lamp, Mrs. Brady; wine set, X. Reed;
white skirt, Mrs. Eysiug; box Of cigars,
James Mcconnell, No. 2ll East Four
teenth street; kaleidoscope, w. f. Fin.
ley, Heald street; vase of flowers, James
Murray, Fourth and Harrison streets;
walnut Oedstead, S. Richie, No. 624
West Sixth street; crucilix, Rupert
Flgisch, No. 2l0 West Fifth street;
child's belt, Kate Donohue, No. SOC
Market street; castor, Maggie Tucker,
No. 523 East Seventh street; box oi
cigars, j. Maoney, No. lord street;
piE cushion, Bridget Mnlherin, No. 1911
| Washington street; pin cushion, TIM
Tulney; lady's work basket, Kate Daley
No. II Mechanic street; air castle, Kate
Harvey, No. 603 Pine street; pair oi
vases, Frank Kelly, Third and West
pair of slippers, w. II. Tucker; prayer
book, g. e. OFT, 800 West Eighth street;
pin cushion, Ella Kelly, Third aud West
Argand gas burner, George Bradford
| Dover; three small ttdIes. Mis-. George
White, No. 1907 Tatnall stree. bOy's
salt, Louis Peters; bed-spread, NJ. A
Connellg, No. $40 West street; lam5
Annie Blanc; doh, Annie McCaffertyi
No. 4O6 East NiRth street; cups and sau.
GERS, e /. Gallagher, Pine street, basket
of straw flowers, sp PHI UPS, No. 601
Church street; three vases, Mrs. Jamei
haikins, re. 200 West Fourth street
quilt, Francis Harmer Sixth and Spruce
streett; marhle-top table, Annie Rea'
gan, 30. gi3 Delaware Avenue, box o
cigars Francis McCl6skey, No. 638 w
Third street, vase Of water lilies, Mrs
Hanwav, No. 730 Cast Sixth street, boz
of cigars, Daniel Harney, Squirrel Run
glass SET, Nellie FL assoD, No. 1921 Wes
Seventh street, wine set, Francis Sny
der, No. 4l8 East Fourth street, wofl
stand, Robert Uardwell, No. ia Wes
f ghth street, camp chair, W. II. Bail
ey, No 6O2 Spruce street, handkerchie
box, w. I'll. NJ aver, No. 30l East Eight
street, basket quilt, Mary j. Corrigan
No. 406 West Front street, silver castor
e. Kelly, No. 6l2 East Fifth street ,smal
silver set, Teresa Ryan, No. 8 6 Jackson
street, quilt, DIR. Brown, sixth and Wal
nut streets, toilet set. Mary Mulherin
prayer book, Ella 0Do1nell, No. 40
West Fifth street, two linen towels, Em
ma Sharp, No. S02 West street, toile
set, Mrs. Lynch, tidy, Maggie Lange
No. 207 West FOURTH street, mat, Mag
gle HerdltDger.
1t is announced that the fair will posi-
+ lively close tonight, when the remaining
articles will be disposed of by sale
chance or contest.