Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-24
WINDING UP THE BAZAAR.
TONIGHT THE LAST OF THE
GUARDS FAIR.

Many Articles Raffied Last Might and
won nv AFaeeots-several Ties to b.
Thrown on and Great Many Thing'
Vet UnsoId-To Close with an Auction
and Dancing.
The armory, last night, was crowded
with people 10 witness the closing o
the Guards bazaar. Everybody spent
money freely and the few remaining
chances on the articles were nearly all
taken up before the closing hour. A great
many articles were raffied at the different
booths. Everything remaining over at ~
o'clock tonight will be auctioned on
The following articles were rafhed al
st. Joseph's Infrmsry table last night'
A flower stand, won by Willie Malone;
cabinet file, G. c. Myers; field ana stan
clock, Capt. H. G. Cunningham; emma
dinner set, Geo. A. Hudson; toilet stand,
Miss Jennie Reilly; embroidered tidy, ID.
Robinson: mOuchOir case, MRS. D. silver
borg. a box OF writing paper, Miss M annie
Pacetti: handsome SKIRT, Mrs. I. Z. Ar
mold.
Nessrs. John Snyder, j. +. Daily and L, Z.
Bryan. The tie Will be thrown on at
o'clack tonight. Mr.. VIM. A. HAYWOOD
won at this table last night beautiful
pair OF pearl opera glasses, made by Le-
Mare, OF Paris.
silver tilting-pitcher, castors and
other articles will be ratified at the same
cable tonight at s O'Clock.
At the Field and STAFF table the gold
watch was won by MIR. T. L. Freeland;
the locket, Mrs. Emile Newman; two
silver pepper boxes, Mrs A. B.
Dub and Mr.. W. ID. Simklns.
Messrs. G. n. Richardson and S. q. EN-
cry threw is each for the gun, and tied.
Messrs. W. Hunter, j. A. Mcdonald and
y. G. DeLettre threw the lowest, 3, for the
silYer-plaied Smith & Wesson pistol.
These ties will be decided tonight. The
handsome hand-paInted china dinner set
was won by Mr.. j. s. Guckenheimer.
Mr.. Bob Mercer guessed within ten Of
she number of peanuts In the bag on this
table and took the prize, individual salt
and pepper. The number guessed was
1890.
At Company BIS table Capt. Charles W.
Smelling won a manicure case; DR.. d. P.
Oliveros, a gentleman's dressing case;
Mr.. L. j. Callahan, a box of writing pa
per; Mr.. @. P. Constantine won the pink
cape.
at Company AS table work-box was
won by Mr. j. r. Walsh. Mr.. Geo. &.
Freeman and Mrs. Jno. S. Schley each
won fruit stand. Mr.. Alvin McNish
won New Home sewing machine, Mr..
John Lyons brass PLAGUE, Mr.. Jos. A.
DrOnk six Vienna chairs, Company A
saratoga trunk.
AT Cheap John table Mr.. Alvin McNish
won beautiful morocco photograph al
bum and Miss Critic Roche work-box.
The public is invited to be present to-
nigAt at the auction Of all the articles
That Fprnpiu 0Vnr Thara ara anna vpfxr
beautiful things yet on the booths TO be
sold.
Dancing kept up last night to late
hour. Music will be furnished again to-
night by the Guards band, and there will
be dancing after II O'Clock.
Company C's table. under the charge of
lbe ladies representing the Sisters OF st.
Joseph's Infirmary, beg to acknowledge
the receipt of the following cash and
merchandise donations from the North,
through the efforts Of Mr.. Andrew Han
ley, Of the jasper Greens, VINO
mas shown @great interest in the
success Of the bazari Hintz & Baker
TO-, Chicago, SOS; Berry Bros, De-
iroit, $40; James Bates, Baltimore. Sl0
Swindell Bros, Baltimore, 81; James
Nulligan, Philadelphia. $40; Malaga
Glass & Manufacturing Company, Phila-
ielphia, IS; r. J. Allen, Son & Co.,
Philadelphia, So; d. Wright & Co., Dun
kirk. \. Y, S25; L0ngman 81 Martinez,
New York, SIS; j. NJ. Z. Martin a. Sons,
New York. SIS; j. Fitzpatrick a. Co., New
York, $40; WInans Manufacturing Com
pany, New York, $10 Gabriel & Schall,
New York. IS; total cash donations, Sl6T;
&. West & Sons, Baltimore, > 60-gal.on
oil cans complete, value, $40; g, ID.
Wetherille Il Co., Philadelphia, 10 gallons
prepared paint, value, $40.