The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-09
LEFT OVER FROM THE FAIR.
A GREAT LOT or ARTTCLKs Still TO
BE SOLD FOR THE ACTORS FUND.

A GREAT LOT or ARTTCLKS STILL TO
BE SOLD FOR THE ACTORS FUND
Madison Square Garden Restauraat-A
Piano that tho Twelfth Night Club
Didn't wis. ana that = SEWING Society
Got st che Last by vetine IN . Lump.
The great Actors Fund Fair is over. but the
opportunity to be generous Is not gone. There
was vast doal OF stun remaining unsold
when tho fair closed at midnight on Saturday.
and the ladies' to whom 80 much OF tho success
Of the fair was duo will attend to the disposal
OF it all. These goods have all been removed
to the room usually occupied rs restaurant.
which tho management has engaged for O
week ut an expense Of $500. Here on Wednes-
day. Thursday. Friday. and Saturday from 2
to $50 o'clock L. NJ. the goods will be sold
at private sale.
There will then be an opportunity to fill IN
the subscription books on all the handsome
and valuable objects which were to DO dis
posed OF in that way 1t is hoped in this way
to greatly swell the subscription On the Glove
land diamond. the Stcinway grand piano. and
all tho rest Tho subscription on the Stein
way grand piano now amounts to 81. 1O4. and
1t is hoped to realize at least 81 500 from It be-
fore the award Is made.
Every purchaser on tho four days mentioned
to tho extent OF S.. ana every subscriber to the
same amount or more. will get ono OF tho SOU
venir books. which retailed during the fair for
81 each. and Of which some 5000 were sold.
The awards OF prizes including the S4OO
Cleveland diamond and tho stelnway piano.
will be announced on Thursday evening.
Just as soon IS the fair was over the work Of
demolition was begun. and almost In trice
the miniature city was in ruins. BY o'clock
yesterday morning the countless articles that
were there for sale or for decoration had been
removed to the restaurant. and all day yester-
day men were engaged in sorting the goods
and putting everything in readiness for the
sale that is to take place this week.
was donStsd By she Press cuS ss
at Pa liners Theatre at the annual meeting OF
the Aetos fn ~ on D nS Dt tbsn
hundred shares have already been taken, and
Mr.. Martin HAYDEN: who has Charge 81 the
Pamer eeRsned the tota re-
ceipts yesterday ct slsl 900 and the expenses
at is th9usht tha sio
Palmer: The Actors Fund Tread am unted
to $4,000. and with what we have realized
u sS% We We want to wait until the fund q reaches
s350.OoO. and then We shall establish modest
Tsi s h %tb as Sr be ho I Thsn
children. and Is obliEe ed to travel from Maine
to Georgia. she can have the privilege Of leav-
Ing her children at the home during her ab-
'V Miss i" +. 2 Heed Of 40 East sixty.seventh
street addressed the II following communication
fair Tor the the GeneSt Of the Actors Fund. hold
to the womhn's club who showed its popular
ity by receiving the most votes. Just before
TIE deel1i9n VA VA made ast night the Twelfth
woman's clubs had several complimentary
votes At this time some one put in 40 votes
ing society got the piano
Is this sq1areS If a sewing wing, society elub1
openly as a competitor and have the name
posted with the other contestants The
vote. and the managers OF the fair should see
that woman's club Is not defrauded by sew
ing Ss sSc Yayx Maya
When seen by reporter at her house, Miss
Reed was very emphatic In her opinion con-
corning the way tho sowing society had Be-
Fs12 Tay auf sfSsas
Gad place ali ilxed ief i IL our CLUB room:
it? Those women are not club at ali. They
meet at more or less regular intervals at their
respective houses and make flannel under;
What will they do with a piano7 Garry IT
have one member play soft music while the
81: wy did not You Of the g. TT vel Night
We would have done 50 II we had known
anything about it. Saturday afternoon, We had
not not more more than twenty We were told that the
piano would surely be awarded 70 Us. But
t,t nd nj nnf t.I1v
Just put in 800 votes for the Hebrew Ladies'
Sewing Society Then the piano was awarded
I'VE would not have objected II this society
had appeared as contestant early In tho
Miss Reed said hat the Twelfth Night Club
ffanH s sngar on the ground that the Hebrew
Capitalization IS not n club.
III the meanwhile smalltable will be placed
near the wall IN tho space provided for the
piano whi.h was not Won
This letter has been received from Mrs. Ma
10 THE ErI1oR or THE Sus-Sir. At tho
Actors Fair on saturday nigh. / had the I'M
expected honor Of receiving the largest num-
Der Of votes IN the contest i9r the mcst poPu6
Irize given t. the Fund by Mr.. John Mason.
Is lille fully np1reriatinR the very, great com
tnn iHe ore r wd, than Nine Adslna Patti and
other great n stea. feel that am not entitled
lam Informed that when Mr. Mason pro-
scented his gi.t IN the committee II was upon
the understanding that II should be publicly
voted 10 ia" must popular man at the fair. Il
arpears however. that Mr. Palmer obiact ed t.
such a conn 4tltion., although the prize would
large majority. After consultation with Hr
Al Hayipan and others; NJ Palmer generous
IS decided t. give this donation 10 q prinia
I now be. that Mr. Palmer will ACCEPT this
gift. which herewith tender him, as the most
nn;,I,Iar cc.'i-rlan Of the Actors Pair, By the
nnnnirnovs yot. u all the lady workers and
inc udlhg your obsdle lent servant.
LAURA SCHIEMEE MApLHsoS.