The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-23
THE CATHOLIC FAIR ENDED.
After Twelve Days the Receipts Will
Not Go Beyond 5000.


The fair closed last night after run of
twelve days, only three of which could
be really called successful. As it is, the
treasury holds about $1,000, but this is
only half the amount the managers ex-
pected to realize when the fair was in
augurated.
At II o'clock the auction sale of the
articles not disposed of in the usual man
ner was commenced, and for the next
hour the hall was transformed into a
lively auction room, with half-dOzen cri--
ers calling articles and bids. Some of
the things went very cheap, and others
brought fairly good prices.
The ladies of Father Cafferty's table
desire to return thanks to Mr.. J. L. John
son for donation.
At the same table the following articles
were disposed of: An album to Father
Cafferty, leather upholstered chair to
j. L. Gallagher, beautiful doll to Win
ME Cooke, fern jar and table to Mr.. 7.
Q. Donovan, a yellow lamp and shade to
Miss Mary Walsh, a salad dish to Mrs j.
j. McDOnough, a set of coffee spoons to j.
J. O'Neill, pair of cuff buttons to Col
Peter Reilly, table damask to Mayor
McDonOugh, cristy knives to Mr.. Frank
Rebarer, Japanese vases to Mrs. Flah-
merry, blue lamp to Frank Gallagher,
cake basket to Mrs. Joseph Galina, steel
carvers to George Aldred, toilet
case to MIR. Hammond Read,
a valise to Virgie Halligan,
two pairs lace curtains to Mrs. J. p
Bryan, a beautiful sash to Miss Marie
Harity, a medicine cabinet to T. j. Agnew,
blue mOuchoir to Mrs. A. Hanley, blue
sofa pillow to Miss M. A. BOhan, vases to
NJ j. Donovan, Catholic Educator to Bart
Donovan, an ice cream set to T. j. Agnew.
a red mouchoir to Miss Austin, tapestry
painting to d. Lyons of Boston, a butter
dish to Miss Emmie Clark valise to
Virgie Halligan, an embroidered chair to
Mrs. T.. E. Jachens a barrel of beer to
Mr. John Lyons, an oriental scarf to T.
j. Agnew, toy car to Joe Bell, ship to
Soda StapletOn and a crib to j. r. Roman.
MIR. w. II. Adams was presented with
the round trip ticket to the worlds fair
The two barrels of turpentine were sold
to Capt. j. B. Chestnut instead of c.
Chestnut, as first announced.
The Sodality table disposed of the fol-
lowing articles: Table linen to j. F. Nc
Carly, an oyster set to DR.. j. B. Read a
china nut dish to NJ A. OByrne, a collar
and cuff box to DR.. j. B. Read a hand
painted handkerchief case to Miss M. C.
Bassett, picture and easel to Capt. Elan
merry, box of gentlemens ties to Capt.
Bilups, a pair of red slippers to Mrs.
Agnew, a silver castor to p Barrett,
white silk scarf to Miss Marie Lamotte,
hand-painted plaque TO Miss a. Country,
a toilet set tolN1iss G. Blum, a hand-painted
pin cushion to w. P Epperson. A
flour to r. @. Wyche, a handsome rug
to f. j. Whelan, a handsome painted
jewel case to ID. A. Tuberdy, a handsome
oil painting to Miss Bena Fitzgerald, a
piano lamp to Miss Mamie Golden. a
handsome chair to Luke Carson, a UNI
brella to r. c. Feeley, a parasol to J. K.
Harty, set of books to Luke Carson,
Miss Ella Butler, a box of
vase to Miss Mamie Bennett, writing
desk to Miss Maggie Ennis, "Name of the
Old Woman" to Miss NJ. Grady and a
carpet to Mrs. ID. O'Connor.
At the Forest City table an ice cream
set was presented to d. Mahoney. a plush
table to Miss Nellie Dooling, rocking
chair to Willie Lake, French clock to
d, Spellman, a silver vase to Miss Min
ME O'Brien, china tea set to the An
Gent Order of Hibernians, table to Mrs
Thomas Halligan, set of silver spoons
to w. j. Harty, a piano lamp to Mayor
McDonOugh, a mirror to j. j. Graham and
a silver set to 2. Barrett.
The contest for the clock between
Fathers Mayer and William Mccarthy
resulted in victory for Father Mccarthy
and Engineer William Bodell of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western railway car
ried off the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers pin.
The ladies of the Columbian table re-
turn thanks to w. r. Leaken, Esq, for
donation. and to Mrs Furbor
The following articles were disposed at
the Columbian last night:
A china tea set TO Father Mayer, a
pickle dish TO Miss Jennie Flood, an in
fants outfit TO DR.. j. b. Read, a lamp to