Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09
END OF THE DRAWINGS.

The Last of the Orphans Fair Rafiies
Disposed of.
The committee which has had the con.
duct of the drawings of the raflls in the
Orphans Fair, met for the last time at the
Knights of st. George Hall, at three
o'clock yeterday afternoon, and devoted
the ensuing two hours to drawing the
lucky numbers in some dozen or more
rsfflss.
The biggest event of the drawing was
the combination rattle, in which there
were fifty prizes. The list of prizes, with
the lucky numbers, and in some instances
the names of the holders, are as follows:
Handsome washstsnd, No. l64; fine
ladies' trunk; No. 1T, held by T. S.
Riley, clothes hamper, No. 324, held by
Adam Blum; steel engraving, No. 13s;
box of Virgin soap, No. 225, case mus
tard, No. 423; ten pounds coffee, No. 527;
-four sitter and holder, No. GIL; four sacks
flour, No. 374; ten pounds Hawkeye
smoking tobacco, No. 666; picture
chapel at Knock, No. $40; four sacks
flour, No. s55; washing machine,
No. ass, held by Mrs. John Desmond; ten
pounds coffee, No. 154, held by A. j. Nc
Carroll; one ladies' trunk, No. 40; one
pastel painting, No SO; one carpet sweeper;
No. 453; twenty-five packages Buckshoe
smoking tobacco, No 81; center table, No.
279, held by Miss Kate Wingerter; one
rug, No. 68l; one brass fender, No. 5l5,
held by Miss Kate Wright; ten pounds
coffee, No. SIG, held by Miss Annie NJ.
Wingerter; four sacks -four, No. So; one
landscape painting, No. 4O2; one silk hat,
No. S7S; one hammock, No. l56; one clock,
No. 47S; one mans suit of cloths, No. 32l;
one towel rack, No. 342; one dress pattern,
No. S4S; one bed spread, No. 258;
one gents shirt, collar, tie and
buttons, No. IL; one ice cooler, No. 313;
one lamp, No. $40, held by Miss Fannie
McEutee; one set knives and forks, No. 352;;
one light chandelier, No. 4SO; two chro-
mos, No. 524; one pair ladies' shoes, No
SAT; four sacks -four, No. so. held by Miss
Kate Dorsey; % packages B1ckshOe to-
baeco, No. 623; one carpet sweeper, No.
396; one hundred cigars, No. 6l6; one pair
pants, No. Ill; one dress pattern, No. 3ll;
one water set, No 264; one pants pattern,
No. %; one pair ladies' slippers, No. 1885,
glass globe and stand, No. s; 100 cigars,
No. 709; one basket set, No. 49,.
The other rafflss resulted as follows:
Thirty yards of body brussels Ncarpet,
donated by G. Mendel & Co., No. 81.
Bed room suite, complete, donated by
Frew & Bsrtschy, No. 81, held by W. B.
Howell.
Pastel painting, donated by Miss Clan
non; No. 1S2, held by W. F. Hartman.
Silver cake basket, donated BY Martin
Thornton; No. So, held by Mrs. J. Ma
honey, of McKeesport, Pa.
Suit of clothes, donated by G. Hess &
Sons: No. 5O9,. held by Richard Wilkie.
Table scarf, No. 81, held by Mrs. Geo.
V. Reilly.
No. 81, held by John ]. Burkhardt.
Barrel of flour, donated by Ault & Son.
of Bsllaire; No. 80, held by Mrs. J.
Costello.
Standard Sewing Machine, donated by
E. L. Rose & Co.; No. AZ. holder I'M
known.
Suit of clothes, donated by d. Schambra
& Son; No. 70, held by B. r. Paxson.
Patent Rocker, donated by Friend &
Son; No. 1872, held by ]. Shaughnessy.
Singer Sewing Machine, donated by the
Company; No. 80, held by Sister Mary
Phillip, at the Boys Orphan Home.
Portrait of RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn; No.
100, holder unknown.
Portrait of Rev. Father Schilp; No. 6SS,
holder unknown.
Silk hat; drawn by No. IS.
Pair shoes, donated by Messrs. O'kane
& Co, Miss Kate Dawson.
Smoking cep, won by Frank @. Riester
All the prizes can be obtained at the hall
this afternoon between the hours of 2 and
4 o'clock.
The horse aud buggy contest will be
decided this afternoon at o'clock, ana
the winner can drive it away at once.