Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-25
ST. BAZAAR.
A Successful CIose-rhe List of Prize
Winners.

The bazaar which has been held for the bene-
fit of st. Aloysius Church was closed last even
ing. The results were gratifying, about 81. 700
being Melted for the church. The successful
contestants we're as follows: Miss Eta Dow
den, rocking chair; Mrs. T. A. Chandler, silver
tea set; Miss Maude Clarkson, gold watch; Miss
Maggie Maloney, gold watch; Miss Hunt. gold
watch; Miss Walters, Moore's poems; Miss
Kate Quinn, gold ring; Josie German. silver
watch; Hannah Wade, silver watch; Miss Ken
nelly, silver watch; Master Killeen, silver
watch: Miss Hart. gold watch; Miss Mary
Thomas, a fancy article; Kate Dervan. gold
watch; May Harvey, gold watch; Miss Kate
Mcnamara, silver tea set; Mrs. NJ. A. Kraft.
set of furniture; Mrs. Hamilton, new Home
sewing machine; Mrs. Reidy, bronze clock: Y.
NJ. c. c., French marble clock; Miss Gleeson.
gold watch: George Stegmaier, silver fitting
pitcher: Lucien Preston, five pounds Of tea;
Miss Rose Walling, silver basket; T.. h.. Farney.
couch; Il. Connor, push rocker; Mr.. Murphy.
rattan chair: Miss NJ. Hurdle, watch: ". G..
Rich, watch; Mr.. Hahn, gold-headed cane: T..
c. Forney, lounge; Miss O'Brlen. clock; Mrs.
Deviney, Bible; Mrs. Hamilton, Bible: :. L.
OBrien, pair of carvers; Mary Harrison, barrel
of flour; Mary Moore. whip; Mrs. L. T.. Genau.
barrel of -four; Mary johnson, barrel of flour;
Charles W.. Floeckher, watch; Mrs. A. Condor.
fancy article; Mrs. Driscoll, Ancient Mariner
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Quinlan, Dante's 'Purgatory and Paradise:
Mrs. ]. II. Daily, Dore's Bible Gallery; j. f.
Stevenson, Herbert's and Heber's works.
poetry; Mrs. Harrigan, Pope's poetical works;
Miss Kate Burke, Goldsmith's poems; Mrs. L..
L. Preston, Montgomery's p~oetical works: Mr..
Esther, Crabbe's p~oetical works; Joseph Liston,
Coleridge's works; E.. b. Bell, Aurora Leigh
Mr.. Curtin, Dryden; E. f. German. Milton;
Geo. Russell, plush stationery box; John Gles-
son. fancy article; James Nolan. manicure box;
Mrs. John Munster, plush stationery box; L.
3. Walker, nickel clock; Geo. Stegmaier. nickel
clock; NJ. Z. Allen, nickel clock; Il. Connor,
pair ladies' shoes; Mr.. Wade, fancy quilt:
Thomas O'Donnell, Goldsmith's works; John
Morris, Campbell's works; Chas. Meacham,
Ingelow's works; NJ. p. knight, Hoods works;
Maggie Higgins, Cowper's works; W. L. Dow
ney, Scott's works; Mary Scanlon, Life Of
Dom Bosco;" Ida Crapster, Pope's works; Mrs.
Conner, Campbell's works; j. NJ. Weidman,
Wordsworth's works; Kate T.. Matheros, Shell
ley's works; Mary Keppel, Byron's works;
James Carmody, Moore's works; John W. Car
ter, comb and brush; Mr.. NJ. Collins, shaving
set; A. s. Helm. lace ornaments; Mr.. Hughes.
bronze clock; Mary Quinn, lamp; Mrs. Toum-
ley, Rochester piano lamp; James +. Brennan,
spoons; Clara koeth, basket; Miss F. Lynch,
Willis poems; Mrs. Ellen Smith, Macauley's
poems; Chas. McCaffrey, eman's poems; Miss
NJ. Lynch, Paradise Lost" ID. Ii. Eike,
Poetry of the Sentiments;" T.. A O'Brien.
Heman's poems; Mr.. Dillon, Ingelow's poems;
Miss j. Ahearn, Proctor's works; Honora ke-
hoe, Poe's works; Chas. W.. Blazey, Dore's
Bible Gallery; Thomas Kennedy, Dante's
''Purgatory and Paradise" Thomas l.. Farrell,
cuff box; Julia Bush, spoons; Chas. Long,
spoons; Julia Altman. spoons; Mrs. b. Nelson,
spoons; H. c. yesterday, nickel clock.
Ex-secretary Of State Cox Of Maryland died