The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-22
dexter and Cable who presided at the table

dexter and Cable who presided at the table
with great success.
Booth D was in the care of the Misses
George Miller, W. s. Conditt and Mrs. John
Darcy.
There is one booth, called "The House
that Jack Built" which is an unique affair,
a place where anything in the fancy lines
can be found The ladies who presided
there yesterday afternoon were the Misses
Edith Darcy, Laura Worthington and Jen-
ME Green.
In the afternoon spirited contest took
place in the bowling alley between Miss
Holcomb and Miss Illingworth, Miss
Illingworth being the winner. In the first
trial Miss Holcomb scored Sc, and Miss
nlingworth "a; in the second trial Miss
Holcomb scored SS, and Miss nlingworth
113, thus making Miss Illingworth winner
in the first game by s, and in the second
by rs. Several of the ladies may contest
for the prize before the fair ends.
The results of the various voting contests
at the close of the fair last night were as
follows =:
SHOOTING GALLERY.
Highest scores for members and non-members.
Members. Score Non-members. Score
R. 9. vroom. 40 A. Rice: .....-..... Al
W. II. Wild. ......... 46 John Specherr. 45
W. R. vanderhof. -. 46C. F. Bowly. ......... As
VIM. R. Vanderhof... 4SID. Miller. As
VIM. PiimIey.. 46l Mr.. Miller made two
A. F. Berbeck. 46|scores of 45 each.
H. Daley. ........-.. 40
For public institutions, 2 tons of COAL 1 load Of
wood, barrel Of -four, barrel of meal, barrel
Of apples. ! barrel Of potatoes case Of eggs:
ChiIdren's Home, 352; Christs Hospital, 324; st;
Francis Hospital, 20; Home of Aged Women, %.
Home for Homeless, s.
Gold headed cane to one Of the chairmen of the
committees:
W. G. Fisk, 55; VIM Muirhead, 2; VIM. T. Evans,
2; Nathan Peck, 1; VIM. F.. Albeit s; George Mil
Ter, To- Charles L. Carrick, 1; N. r. Vanderbilt L;
B. j. CORNER, s. VIM. Fl. Carrick, /.
Sewing machine for public institution
Ohildren's Home Sc; Home for the Homeless.
25 Christs Hospital s, st. Francis Hospital. ID
Old Ladies' Home, IA.
Dane for popular member of Palma Club:
BENZ. Edge, 22s VIM. F. Albeit. 236; VIM. Muir
head, SO; VIM. c. Representatives,, 10; Geo. A.
Heancy, 123 p Il. Young, s. M. A. Griffin, 6; G. E.
Hardenburg. |; VIM. Carrick, l; j. W. Totten. l.
W. O. Fisk, !; Geo. A. Vroom, 1; Ed Linn, L.
Chair for popular clergyman
Revs. W. Westerfeld. 8; @. Holbrook, IT; j. How
ard Suydam, %; @. Brett, 4; E. L. Stoddard, 5; Ad
olson P. Foster, 9; A. McKiIvey. 10; H. W. Spauld
ing. 10: p D. Van Cleef 9; DR.. Rice 49, Charles K
Imbrie. "a; Father Senez, "a; W. A. Duryea, 2
wheelock Parmaly, 5; W. L. Hoagland, 70; D. j
Ellison. 20; James j. Robottom, 5; J. r. Thomp
son, l.
Sword and Equipments to officer Of New York o.
| New Jersey National Guards.
General Steele, 20; Lieutenant Colonel wanser
IL; Lieutenant E. Hayward Bowly, So; Captain = W
Herring, 4;Ieutenant ". v. Storit 81; Cpatain Geo
| B. Fielder, 4.
Gayel made from wood from Libbey Prison.
| Hudson Boat Club, %; Van Houten Post, 81
| Superior Council A. L. of II, 5; Totfey Guards, 8
| Hudson Co. s. S. Association, 10.
| Highest score in bowling alley made by cIu
members: Mr.. Behring'S. So; DR.. Holcomb. S. Dl
| Hanks, So.
Highest record SO far is $40 out of possible Coz
4 So far about $4,000 has been realize
| from the Fair. Some over 1000 ticket
have been sold at the bowling alley,