Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-19
The Winners of the Ratfies-Result of
the Orphans Fair.

The winners OF the I(d1neS-INeSult ol
the Orphans Fair.
The following is the result of the rattle
of articles ut the closing of the Orphans
Fair Tuesday night: Silver tea set, f. j.
Kennedy: shaving stand, Z. j. Kennedy;
subscription to MORNING News, Robert
Hull: dressing case. James Douglass;
picture. l.. T. Doyle: silver fitting pitcher,
r. Michel; flower vase, Nellie Fay; pud-
ding dish. Phoebe Rauers; music box,
Miss Minnie Grady: bouquet holder, b.
ID. SOuthcOtt: set harness, i. Prenty;
porcelain plaque, Mrs. f. L. Mccarthy;
French clock, Joseph Mack; saddle, J. F.
Sullivan: doll, j. J. Snow; sidebOard, l..
T. Doyle.
The following articles were ratified
at the orphans table: Handsome
parasOl: box Of handkerchiefs,
nora Hussey; toilet set, Mrs. Nc
Guire: a barrel of flour, orphan boys of
Washington; sofa cushion, Rev. Father
BaZin: hand painted satin cushion and
mats. p. II. Gleason; two pairs of Slip
pers, Mrs. O'DOnOhue and Maggie Maher;
flower and fruit dish, Captain Jas. Ward;
bale of cotton, Mr.. James Douglass;
handsome gold watch. Mrs. \. Nj.
DOnOghuc; parasOl with tatting cover,
Mr.. Frank Bresnan; work box and hand
mirrOr.C. Pritchard highest and Gasaway
Hartridge lowest: hail mirror, Theresa
Savarese; baby carriage blanket, Mrs. ID.
Hogan; embroidered table cover, Mr.. w.
H. Harding: a china cup, Bishop Gross;
tidy, Miss NJ. ]. ROsis; work box and
tidy. Miss NJ. OliverOs highest and Miss
Mary a. l.. MahOney lowest; a pair Of
vases, Eddie Fleming; japanese pitcher,
MIR. NJ. Walsh; crOquet set. Bishop Gross;
two albums. Mr.. 4. Mccormick and II.
Johnson.
Ratings at st. Patrick's table: Wash
stand set, Mrs. Kruse; silver cup, Mary
Middleton; pair of pin cushions, highest
and lowest, Tom McQuade and Mrs.
Finn; Red Riding Hood, Lizzie Zeigler;
pair of candlesticks, Walter Hogan;
match case, &. G. Wilmington; mirror,
Miss Mamie Dwyer; japanese tea set, S.
+. Roach; two lamps, highest and lowest,
Miss Mary Kennedy and Miss Mary
Brown; silver napkin rings, Miss +. De-
verauX: one silver napkin ring, Mrs.
Bvck: pair of vases, Miss Harrison; toilet
set, Miss Grace Leech.
At. the Rising Sun table the following
articles were rallied: DOll's dressing case,
j. H. Lewis; pin cushion, ThOs. Brown;
pink shawl, Kate Grady; card table,
Frank Quinan; Rhine stone earrings,
Bridget Bresnan; two easels and pictures,
OdDls OucSuub ulSuCob W. 1AO6ih
lowest; child's bureau, Johanna Count
han high, and talking doll, ]. OConnor
low; picture of Washington, NJ. 5. Ham,
let; Norman knights, L. Carson high, and
plush album, Willie Walsh low; Persian
rug, Jno. j. McMahOn; baby carriage,
blanket and sack, NJ. II. NJ. Umbach;
handsome cake, j. T. Mccarthy; box
cigar, b. ID. SOuthcOtt; two bottles cham
payne, Joseph f. Kelly; cabinet, NJ. A.
O'Byrne; silver pitcher, NJ. 4. O'Brien;
silver watch, Nellie Brennan; marble top
table, Miss f. Myers; chatelaine watch,
II. Oppenheimer; Rhine stone jewelry,
d. Hogan; card receiver, Mrs. NJ.
Hogan; hand painted fan, George L..
Cope; card stand, DR.. j. b..
Read: clock, john ii. Clarke;
china chamber set, J. II. c.: writing desk,
Miss Ida TreanOr; sailor doll, Willie j.
Reilly; hat rack, Jos. Goethe: silver card
receiver, Miss NJ. Savage; old lady and
gent, Rosa CortinO; urn and vases, Miss
Marie JanOs; castor, J.iF. Doyle; ara
besque vases and urn, Father O'Hara; one
PLAGUE and salver, Z. OHagan; bowl,
Augustine MOrrissy; plush prayer book,
Mrs. Mary Wynn; gold watch and chain,
Orphans; keg pickles, NJ. w. RAIDER; pair
candelabras, Rev. Father Oswald; box
champagne cider, NJ. W. RAIDER.