Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-05
LOTs OF LUCKY PEOPLE.
Close Of The Fair and Distribution Of the
Prizes.

LOTS OF LUCKY PEOPLE.
Close Of The Fair and Distribution Of tho
Prizes.
Fulton opera house was fairly packed
last night by al interested aSSemblage,
anxious to witness tho closing scenes Of
the very successful fair of st. Mary's
church that had been i'll progress there for
two weeks, and be present 1T the announce
ment of the voting and final CHANGING.
The tables were nearly al stripped Of the
adorned them at the opening, and some of
was to sell. The polls were located ut the
north side of the room, tho ballot boxes
were in charge of separate persons to re-
ceive and count the money, Mayor Mac
Gonigle had general oversight Of the polls,
and each candidate was allowed q judge to
be present and witness the count. When
Q o'clock arrived Mr.. John A. COyle an
nounced that the polls were closed, and
the judges repaired to the second story of
the hall, where the count of the votes was
mado and by 10 o'clock had been com
pletcd on all the articles. Before the Off
cial announcement of the result was made,
however, it was pretty we'll known who
the lucky people were, for rs fast rs the
count had been finished, the judgeor some
other jealous partisan of the winner would
hasten to the main body of the room and
proclaim tho news, tho announcement
which the friends of the defeated parties
generously Joined. The full vote was as
follows
Large Turkish Rocker OH Mrs. Malone s
Table,. l.. Steinmetz, 4, 225 votes ; DR..
H. E. Muhlenberg, 2,2O5 votes.
Large Bible on Mrs. MalOne's Table
Amanda Ziegler, 100 votes ; Lille Hutch
inson, 524 votes.
Set of Furniture ON Mrs. MalOne's Table
Mrs. Dolan, 1,O14! votes Mrs. Shields,
313 votes.
Home Sewing Machine on Mrs. Malone S
Table-Mrs. Anne McElligott, G37 votes
Miss Ellie Langan, 1,O39 votes.
Doll on Mrs. Malone's Table-Lizzie
Nice Conomy, 200 votes; Lorle Woodward,
271J votes Regina Lowell, 200 votes.
Painters Kit ON Mrs. MalOne's Table
John Long, 727 votes Edward Book
myer, 53 votes.
Carriage Makers Tools on Miss hato
Kelly's Tablc-COnrad Miley, s05 votes
Elmer Bowman, 729 votes.
Set of Harness on Miss Kate kelly's
Table--Patrick Cherry, 1,5OSi votes
Fred. Brimmcr, 1000 votes.
Sewing Machine on Miss Kate Kelly S
Tablc-Ellen Mulvaney, 2,1O4i votes
Emma Otto, ITO votes.
Each vote represents ten cents, so that
the total amount realized from this feature
of the fair was ST ,9S4.5O.
No sooner had tho result of the voting
been formally proclaimed than the chanc.
ing was begun. Tho articles included
many of the most valuable and beautiful
exhibited at the fair, and the following
complete list shows to whom they went
From Miss Kate KeIIy's Table.
The buggy to Harry A. Lichty. horse
collar to ]. ]. Fitzpatrick. counterpart
to Mrs. Mattern, valise to Geo. A. Shelly
card case to Mrs. E. J. Muhlenberg, shop
ping bag to Mrs. B. J. McGrann, en-
broidered table cover to A. Hiestand
silver watch to F. B. Finn, toilet set t.
Miss Agnes Kelly, marble top table to ID
Mclaughlin, handsome sofa pillow to Mrs
J. Murphy, Rogers group to. VIM. B
Altick, silver sugar bowl to Miss Marti'
Davis, silk quilt to John Murphy
plush couch to Miss A. f. Harber
ger, foot rest to Mrs. NJ. d. Logan
piece of muslin to Mrs. McCOnOmy, en-
broldered pillow shams to Rev. McDer
mott, toilet set to Rev. p. J. McCullagh
chamber set to Mrs. James b. Reilly
handsome doll to Thomas Sullivan, silver
butter dish to G. A. Yecker, silver mo
lasses Jug to Miss Agnes Kelly, handsome
toilet cushin to Mrs. Swift, handsome
willow arm chair to Mrs Sarah Hubley
shell and moss picture to Julia Mcmahon
bouquet table to Mrs. A. McCOnOmy.
From Mrs. Malone's Tabls.
Satchel to p. Kelly, ebony table to Mis-
Kate Fitzpatrick, lamp to Miss Alic.
Naglc, silver plated pitcher to IIannal
McElligott, bouquet holder to Mrs. james
3. Reilly, toilet set to J. Nj. Barry, smok
ing Jacket to Father McDermott, silve
caster to Mrs. E. J. Muhlenbcrg, hand
some oil painting to Mrs, McShane.
From the Cigar Table.
Saratoga trunk to John frost, basket o
champagne to J. COnnelan, Turkish pip
| to 8. w. Altick.
Tho crowd rapidly dispersed after the
result was declared, and in q short timt
workmen were engaged in tearing up tb,
temporary floor and removing the las
sign of what has proved one OF the mos
successful fairs held ia Lancaster fO
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