Daily Republican., 1882-12-06
THE CLOSING SCENES.
THE END OFTBE WATER WITCH
FAIR LAST EVENING-TlEOSE
WHO DREW PIXIES.

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The fair which has been held in the
Institute Building for the past two
weeks by the members of the Water
Witch Fire Company, for the purpose
of raising funds toward building new
engine louise. closed last evening. The
large hall was packed with people and
the attendance was greater than on any
night since the fair commenced.
The handsome silver set presented by
the United Fire Company was won by
the Friendship Steam Fire Engine
ConpanJ, which turned in $l59 %.
The other companies turned in lesser
amounts. The awards were as follows.
Toilet set, Lottie Batterbury, Eighth
and Bennett streets; pin cushion, 9. M.
Almond, No: 824 West street; baby
coach rug, Kate Eek, No. 303 Madison
street; sewing machine, Mrs. Mckinley,
No. 300 East Eighth street; revolver,
Alfred Wingate, 4l4 East Seventh
street; mat, j. j. Walsh, No. 624 East
Third street; statIary, frank Phalen,
No. $40 Madison street; marble
top table, Albert L. Joseph; towel
rack, William G. Barror; toilet set, Cas-
sic Kaine, No. S2S Madison street; tJi-
lot mats, James Whal, No. S37 Jetfer-
GOn street; gum boots, James Shaks-
peare; lamp, Adonis s. G. Club, ALL
mond Building; rocking chair, Maggie
Bradley, No. oil Tatnall street; bank,
II. Grier, No. East Third street; re-
volver, George z. Wier, Sixth and
Monroe streets; wine set, Lizzie Perkin,
No. 11l0 Poplar street; work basket,
George Conard, No. 404 Monroe street;
slippers, G. b. Groves, No. 1922 Wash
ingtou street; hanging basket, w. Nc.
Shay; canary bird and cage, Daniel
W. carter, No. 121 Justison street;
pillow shams, Nellie Francis, No. 2l1
West Fifth street; vases, George p.
Wier; cake dish, +. Cochran, No. G35
East Eighth street;box of cigars, Robert
Shuttleworth, BankcroTt's Banks; 1box
of cigars, Dennis Carr, No. 90 Robinson
street; box OF cigars, f. Keller, No.
1909 Market street; basket, j. l..
Roberts, No. 4O5 Taylor street; Rock
ing chair, FL. S. Brown, Gazette office;
box of cigars, James Moore, No. 303
South jackson street; napkin rings, M.
j. German; velocipede, Barney August,
No. 633 East Sixth street; tidy, N. s..
o., No 404 Market street; pair of pants,
Cyrus W. Mitchell, No. 103 Shipley
street; pin cushion, Ella Finnegan; pin
cushion, G.. Mashmud, No. 563 Swamp
street; fireman doll, Willie L Ginder,
No. 525 East Fifth street; marble top
table, j. Magee, No 1O3 Market street;
fancy lamp; Miss Jennie Babcock, cor
her of Fifth and Orange streets, fancy
wax doll, r. j. Jump, Jr., No GIG
Market street; lot OF knives and forks,
T. NJ. DeCray, No. 400 West street;
Fancy bird cage, Sherman No. ia
East Seventh street; lAdy's satchel,
joseph Fl. Greenmau, No. Az King
street; vase of wax fruit, William
Crookin, Augustine Mills; oil painting,
Emma A. G?ubb, No. 23l Walnut
street; Gothic CLOCK, Ida Shiyley, Fifth
aud Orange street; lady's gold watch,
Annie Walters, Appleton, Cecil Coun-
ty, Md; china tea set, Hattie Garvine,
No. 217 West street; half dozen cane
seat chairs, Mrs. Duffy, No. Tl3 West
Ninth street; gentleman's gold watch,
John L. Wiley, No. 925 Orange street;
iparlor stove, DennisJ. Harrington, No.
III Girard street. one dozen table knives,
Bridget Naughtin, No S4l Market
street; pair OF blankets, &. II. Brown,
No. 1922 Washington street; china
chamber set, Clara Thompson, No. 2lO
Walnut street; carving kntte and FORK,
Mrs. Kate Haulan; fancy tidy, Annie
Nj, Cook No. 112 East Twelfth sJreet;
bouquet table, B. Edwards, number
G26 East Seventh street; pair fancy
vases, +. Sinclair, No. 6O3 Market st.
lady's sun umbrella, w. G. Robelen.
No. 6 East Sixth street, fairy basket,
Teresa Baird, No. Jl4 East Sixth street
vase OF wax wore, M. j. German, fine
dress doll, NJ. A. Laurison, No. 1897
West Seventh street; China tea set, J,
Shakespeare; barrel OF flour, Mary Nc
Haney, No. 1913 East Fifth street, pail
Of Brussels ottomsns, Louisa Bower,
No. 500 Button wood street; half dozen
silver tea spoons, Jos. p. Gross; silver
caster, the Rev. NJ. X. FallOn, Fifteenth
and King streets; half dozen silver ia.
BILE spoons, j. A. McGee, No. 1O3 Mar
ket street. fancy ramp, A. Hanna, No.
1908 Elm street; fancy napkin ring, M.
7. Mahoney, No. S36 Poplar street, hand
saw, William H. johnson, No. 1l19
West Front street; pair OF chromas, An.
ME Pierce, No. Alb East Fifth street;
suit of boys clothes, Charles W.
Linyille No 40l South jackson
street; vase of flowers, FL. Staats, No.
$50 Kirkwood street; pair of stuffed
birds, Welch; muSt4Che cup, q. Il.
Compton, No. 107 Linden street; vase,
lC,K. Storey, No. 10U4 Delaware ave-
nue. silver castor, Frank 7, Porter, No.
422 Taylor street; whisk and case, Lena
spcerl; bed spread, j. 9. Jay mes, No.
407 Lombard street; revolver j. Il. Gin
der; toilet set, James Shakespeare;
gents silk hat, James McCracken, No
619 West Second street fancy ta-
bic cover, Sarah Bsnthran, No. 523 E.
sixth street; fancy lamp, A. W. Maho.
new. No. 1888 Pine street; rocking chair,
DR., b. Fl. smith, No. 227 Madison av-
enue, Baltimore; bouquet table, j. Is.
Ginder; velvet mat, Dennis }. Harring-
ton: fancy vase of flowers, W. IL. TodG,
No. 907 W. Ninth ST.; Turkish towels,J.
b. Ginder; gents slippers, G. S. Hale.
No. 100 East Seventh street; lounge, S.
Mann, No. 5O6 Orange street; Bible,
Sarah A. Banthern, No. 523 East Sixth
street; microscope, Cash Lee; box cl-
gars, Ida Evars, No. 1901 Spruce 81.
pair vases, Willie Forest, BuCtonwood
street; parlor hagatelie table, James
McGlinchey;. large pound cake, Joseph
*. Adams; boquet stand, John W. Al
len, No. 416 East Seventh street; wax
cross, VIM. A. Gorman, Morgan City,
La; pair slippers, FRANK Boutelle, No.
438 West street; pair vases, Maggie
Kelly, No. 1875 Madison street; alarm
clock, Harry Ackraman; ton OF coal; D.:
Cotton, 2O12 West Third street; pair OF
vases, j. j. 1Leyl, No. $50 BenneC,
street; barrel Of -four, B. Cottingham
No. 90 Maryland avenue; revolver, q
10. O'Dorneli, Delaware House; 'ilock,
Mrs McFarlin, No. 4SO East Ninth
street; sofa, Annie Kelley, No. 5l4 East
Sixth street; amethyst ring, Kate Fox,
| No. 3O3 Madison street; lamp, l., A.
Bickta; lamp, W. G. Robelen; gothic
clock, John A. Series, No. 1924 Wilson
street; album, Mrs. Cummings, No. 4o2
East Twelfth stree; bed spread, Mary
| po,lyoy Nh Ola HhtnAll street; lamp,