The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-19
THE FAIR NOT PATRoNIzBD.
a Small Crowd Last Night and VERY
Poor Returns.

a Small Crowd Last Night and Very
Poor Returns.
Last night was disappointing one to the
managers of the fair. The attendance Yves
small and little money circulated. Unless
the patronage increases greatly during the
remaining four days the fair wall undoubt-
edly be a failure. 1t was thought Sundays
sermon would arouse the interest OF the
| Catholics and cause than to turn out,
but last nights experience did not demon
stTste il.
The Columbian table has received do
nations from the following:
Michael Cops of st. Augustine, Fla, R.
| NJ Beytagh, J. T. Sullivan, John c. De-
| Lettre, J. w. Davis. J. w. Burke, Col. J.
/ F. Gaynor, T. McGhee, John Power,
Joseph O'Connell, A. Fantel, DR.. Schroat,
! ". 4. Lynch, w. B. Orear, K. V. Not
tingham, James Ray, j. H. FurbeT, James
| Douglass, Star Shoe Store, Falk Clothing
! Company, Peacock, Hunt & Co., DR.. L. q.
Strong, A. c. Oelsehig, Mrs; William
| Symons, Mrs. James Leonard, Mrs. j. An
| derson, Mrs. A. McGreal, HRS. Hartloge.
hrs. n. J . Jones, Mrs. John Green, Mrs.
James O'Brien, Mrs. T. +. Walsh and Mrs.
Bertha Buckley OF Beaufort, S. G., Misses
Katie and Lille Hoffling OF Charleston, s.
| c, Misses Mamie Mcintyre, Lena Muller
NJ. Kane, Mr.. Walthour, Messrs. s. Guck-
Rev. Father George, the :. j. Miller Com-
pany, 2. SchafPer, Sisters Of st. Mary's
Home, Miss Meincke, Mrs. n. A. Morrissey
and George Meyer.
The Columbian awarded pair Of gold
cuff buttons to J. Frazer and a cake to
Miss Celia McGreal.
The lady managers of the Forest City
| table return thanks for donations received
from the following named kind friends !:
IL. Kemper & Son OF Baltimore, A. Des-
san g. Co. of New York. MeBsrs. Crohan q
Dooner, W. b. Orear g. Co., Daniel
Hogan, J. GutmAn, K. J. Whelan, +. D.
Hagan, Patrick OConnor, Julius Krouskoff,
w. Pigman, George Meyer, w. H. Walsh,
William Pease, Davis Freeman, w. W..
Fraser, w. W. Osborne. g. l.. Chasserman,
W. w. Starr. w. f. Blois, w. Z. SeabrOok
Otto Seller, George I. Cam, A. e. Way, IL.
Emmett Wilson, Thomas J. Sheftall. F. E..
Fulton, G, A. Schreck, F. z. Salas,
John G. Butler, B. Wilson,
Thomas Halligan. Mrs. Thomas A. Foliiard,
Mrs. Ellen Jashens, Mrs. John Conlin, Mrs.
L. A. Mccarthy. Misses Katie Mehrtens
Mamie y banez, Teresa Kennedy, Mary and
Annie Maddox, Mrs. JONI g. Butler, DR..
e. Il. Corson, Charles Seller, George
Schwsrz and Charles Goldman.
A hand painted cravat holder was
awarded at this table to Joseph Hsrty.
Father Cafferty's table last night pre-
sented pig in the box to Miss Stevens, a
childs set TO Mrs. Semmes. O bunch Of ba-
nanas to Mrs. G. A. Henges and q box of
cigars to Mrs. p. BustiIner. The table re-
ceived very pretty ice cream set from
Miss Maggie O'Brien.
The Bishops table returns thanks to Mr.
s. Whiteside, DR.. J. B. Read, Capt. J. J.
MCGOWAN and Mrs. J. J. Walsh for iona
tions.
A S5 gold piece was awarded to Mrs. J.
A. Gilena, glove box to Joe Goette and a
canary bird and cage to Stella Ambrose.
The supper table acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of donations from the following: Mrs
Hawkins, Nicholas Lang, Mrs. McMurrsy,
Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Kessels, Mrs. Deignan
and Mrs. CosgrOye.
The altar boys Of the cathedral parish
and the Ancient Order of Hibernians will
take supper at the fair tonight and the
Catholic Library Association tomorrow
night.
The ice cream, lemonade and candy de-
psrtments are still in force at the old stands,
and ladies out shopping or visiting can find
no better place for getting refreshments of
any kind at any hour of the day.