The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-15
NOT AS LARGE As EXPECTED.

rna Fair Not as Well Patronizsd Last
Night as 1t Should Rave Been.
The fair was not as largely attended last
night as the managers hoped for, but con-
.jIsring the number money was not quite
SO tight.
The lady managers of the Forest City table
.cknowledge donations in cash, merchau-
Sss, fancy articles, etc, from the
allowing named ladies and gentle-
ven also from business houses
n ~ this and other cities: Mrs. J. B. Read,
Mrs John Prendeble. Mrs. Nora Petry.
Ms Denis O'Connor, Mrs Johu Green, Mrs
Gaorgs Hawkins, Mrs. John Lynch, 5isters
- II Mary's Home. Mrs. NJ. Spellman,
Miss NJ. O'Brien, Miss Mamie Denyer, Mrs.
! \. Wilson, Mrs. W. Ryan, Mrs. Alex.
HoyIe Mrs. W. B. Puder, Mrs. n. j.
lanes Mrs. John Rourke. Mrs John Zeig-
isr Mrs. John l. Morrissey, Mrs. John
Bresnan, Mrs. Ed w. O'Connor, Sistsr
Cecelia, Miss K. Spellman, Miss Kate
LAWN, Mrs. James Leonard, Mrs. w. Kav-
.naugh. Mrs. James Ray, Mrs. McGlasban,
Mrs andrew Hanley, MIR. William Kehoe,
Mr. W. T. Lynch, Mr.. Thomas BalIantyne,
Mr.. Warning Russell, Mr.. B. Goode. Mr.
John Lynch, Mr.. L. Adler, Mr.. J. H
Koch. Mr.. B. Garfunkle, savannah Car
rage and Wegon Company, Mrs. John j.
Mc6onougb, Mr. NJ BurnelI, Mr., E. J.
Kennedy, Mr.. j. J, Carolan, Mr.. James
WeGrath, Mr.. R. Fogarty, Mr.. E. A.
schwarz. Mr.. Charles A. Vetter, Mr.. II. H.
livingston, Savannah Grocery Com
many. Chatham Furniture Company,
Messrs. Norton & Hanley, w. B. Nell &
Co. C. Collman 81 Co, John Rourke &
son. MIR. Alexander Doyle. Col. John Gay
nor and brother, Rev. Father Doherty, New
YORK: Rev. P. Mcmahon, Miss K. LAWN,
Miss NJ. O'Brien, Mr.. William O'Dell and
Mr.. T. Halligan.
The following articles wsre disposed of
last night at this table: An ornamental
cake, to P. Brennan; silver jelly stand, to
John Leonard, and a pair vases, to |. F.
CAVITY. Several articles will be disposed Of
Misses Dillon Of Father Cafferty's table
return thanks to Messrs. jackson & Metz
ger. ]. D. Miller & Co.. John Fernandez,
Apple & Schaul, Lowell & Sons. baltimore
Bros. Atlantic Tea Company, ]. H Estill,
Foye & Morrison, Fretwell & Nichols, Ben
Levy. Victor Schuck, E. Moyle, Joseph
OConnel. s. Krouskoff, J. Einstein, Butler
Il Morrissey. Fred Schwarz. Mrs. John Nc
TauZhhn, Mrs. g. K. Rnssiguol, Mrs.
Mrs J. F. Brooks, Mrs. F. H. Douglass,
Mrs. F. Rebarer.
At this table tea urn was presented to
Luke Carson, a meerschaum pipe to j. f.
Reilly and q jar of lime tablets to Mamie
McAuiffe.
The Sodality table received donations of
fancy work from several friends, barrel
-four from MIR. Hirsch, an umbrella from j.
T. Lane. an umbrella from Ecbard & Mills,
a pretty canary cage from Miss Maggie
Magee, barrel of -four from P. O'Keeffe
aud fancy work from the George P. Plant
Milling Company Of st. Louis through P.
OKeeffe.
ton Of coal was awarded to Joseph
Graham and a $40 gold piece to Dannie
Hogan.
The Columbian table, in charge of Mrs.
P. F. Gleason, Mrs. j. J. Powers and Mrs.
J. F. Lynch, acknowledge the receipt of
handsome donations from the following
contributors: Mr.. A. Fernandez. Mr.. A.
Mccormack, MIR. L. adler, Mr.. s. Krous-
kof, Mr.. E. A. Schwarz, Mr.. John Duffy,
Mr.. James Douglass, Mr.. z. TuberdY Mr..
D. Hogan, Mr.. George Meyer, Mrs. P. j
Golden, Miss Maggie Clarke, Messrs. Kav-
ansuRh q Brennan, Lindsay & Morgan, b.
H. Levy a. Bro, Solomons & Co, c. Gray
4 Son, Theus Bros, Appel & SchauI, and
the Savannah steam bakery.
At the Columbian last night cake was
awarded to Mrs. J. F. Sullivan, a cake
basket to Capt. John Really and a dozen
bottles of beer to D. Lyons of Boston.
There will be special attractions tonight
especially at the ice cream stand.