Daily globe., 1883-10-30
4 MAGNIFTCEMT SUCCESS.

The Catholic Orphan Fair Distributes Its
Prizes Last Night and Closes Its Event
fnl Exercises-The Receipts Thought TO
Be Between 5000 and $6,OOO-A List
of tina Lucky Ones.
There was another large gathering at
Market hall last evening at the distribu-
tion of prizes from the several church
tables, and to auction OF the articles re-
naming unsold. The bidding was very
spirited, and the auctioneers at
the several tables managed with
some very lively liDgual hawking OF their
goods to create quite an excitement and
an infinite fand OF amusement.
It is impossible at this date to give the
exact amount OF the fair receipts but it is
estimated thai they will come up very
| close to $4,000, If not exceed that figure.
The several fathers of the churches and
their congregations worked with great
zeal through the week and the ladies' stood
up braveIy to their posts until the Market
hall janitor began to make motions late
last evening to turn off the gas.
The following is list of the rattle prizes
at the 6ih7rcnG tables.
CATHEDRAL TABLE,
Lamp, A L La Rose; blankets, Jacob
Heferr rugs, Pat Cen 1olly; one dozen
shirts, Z L Kavanagh; lace handkerchief
Dody Maloy; penknife, Dan O'Connor;
gold croas, A W Schwabe: silver foot
stand, Jas McDough; silver thimble. Ma
mie Roche; perfumery case, Kelly s. Ba-
zille; canary birds, L. Lyons; silver pickle
castor, Lily McLane; gold bracelets, John
oil toll 1at aaf Io
Austin Akery; table spread, May A Lii
Mrs Foley; bed spread, Mrs Demers; bon
net, Nols Zanzius; boys suit, Dave Berker;
tidy, Annie Linehan; willow rocker, Tom
Fitzpatrick; silver castor, Mrs F Brewer;
twenty dollar gold piece, Geo Sepoch; doll
Mrs John Donnelly; shawl, Mary BoEand;
sofa coshion, j j Haas; French doll, D NJ
Noonan; silver butter dish, f F McOor-
mick; lace pillow shams, John A Jndd
vases, S Schlatter.
soDALITY TABLE.
Father Shanley's pictnre, j F Clark;
counter pane, John Keating; oil paint
ing, Bernard; album, Stills, for orphans;
pair vases, Edith NJ Blackmore; lamp mat, -,
A McCulloch; wax doll, Essie Kelly; Good
Shepherd picture, johnnie O'Donnel;
sofa cushion; A Heuschell; lamp rocker,
F Hanley; silk mittens, Geo B Nc Way;
silver spoon, John Carroll; child's robe,
Mr. Fitzgerald; work boz, c W MCCARTHY !;
silver chariot, Haria Mccarthy; pin cush-
ion, Maggie McManus; sofa cushion,
Sarah Mealey: gold ring, Katie Colbert;
swinging top, Mrs Kerwin; steel engra-
wing, E 81 Moore; napkin ring, Bessie Ho-
gan; sofa cushion, j Drowning;
ST, JosEPH's TABLE
Doll, A5bie Duncan; violin, Geo E Cady;
slippers, George E Dougher; child's white
dress, Patrick Breen; ladies' slippers, Mag
gle Lawler; Turkish rug, Mrs W JOY;
baby shawl, G A johnson, Jr.; pickle cas-
Shearer; tamborine, Mrs Bassells; cake,
Fred Schaffer; Gala lily, Mary Conway;
pin cushion, John Cunningham; vases, R
NJ Verne; opera glass, Charles W Baker;
picture, Julia Burke; chandelier, Whitman,
Frye Il Co; doll in pink. Nellie Finch; sill
yer castor, Mrs Somers; child's embroider-
ed robe, John B Burke; sofa cushion, JAS
Connelly; toilet bottles, Stinkamp; toll
ct set, Mollie Biglow; willow chair, Eugene
Kelly; bonnet, E Gutenberg; tea pot, Mrs
Frye; prayer book, Mrs K Mccormick;
child's pink robe, John Hickey; steel en-
craving, Lulu Teel; cross, Katie Lynch;
gold bracelets. Jennie Wallace; picture
frame, Mr. Lavalle, st. James hotel; wax
lily, F S Reynolds; child's dress, Mary A
Servey; baby dress, VIM Warner.
ST. MARY's TABLE
Cake, Sarah Dowlxn; wall corner, Ed.
Hoynes; Seal mitts, Lottie Powers; table
cover, Burlington Bros, wall corner,
Mary Egan,
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 83 draw the Father Matthew chair;
No. 63 prev the Garland stove; barrel of
apples drawn by A D Shork.
The silver set, the sofa and $40 gold
piece set up by the Orphan board was Lot
rsfled.
ETabsoed.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-The women suffrage