The morning times., 1896-02-23
FIGURING UP The PROCEEDS
Financially the Temple Fair Has.
Exceeded Expectations
Monday Night the Handsome A rticles
Left Over VIII BE Sold
at Auction.

The Hebrew fair virtually closed last
night. There are ever so many articles
left, which will be sold at auction on Mon
day night.
ball that was to havesbeen given the lady
assistants should be postponed until some
future time. The Washington Light In
fantry and the Corcoran Cadets will give
a match game OF basketball at the wash,
ington Light Infaptry Armory during the
coming month forsthe benefit Of the fair.
The Fair Journal. issued souvenir num-
Der Saturday night. giving resume of the
fair. 1t was splendid effort, and copies
did not go begging. This Issue contained
the cutsof President King, Treasurer Beber,
Rev. L. Stern, Chairman Isaac Cans of the
press committee, Secretary Kinnear OF the
press committee, of Samuel Cans, business
manager of the journal.
During the evening" President King, in
a very able manner, thanked the executive
committees and all those who took part
in this, the most successful fair given for
some time. The proceeds OF the fair tar
overtopped all expectations. The exact
amount will be known in few days, when
the executive committee have their final
meeting.
Additional donations recorded last night
were
Through Mrs. a Hermann. Hamburger
& Sons, Baltimore, Md, custom made sultr
$37 80; Eiseman Bros, Baltimore, Md
custom made coat and vest, $50; ii Kuhn
& Sons, New York, $40; l.. Laner, Balti-
more, Md, $40; l.. Grief Bro, Balti-
more, Md, $40; d. j. Grinsfelder * Co.,
Baltimore, Nd. So; Schloss II Prebeb
New York, So; L. Lthancr & Sons, New
York $5; s. Ross X Son. New york, SO;
Buchbaum. Prince & Co., Philadelphia, SO;
S. Fishman K Son, one dozen aprons and
orc -lalf dozen tics; A. SakolsRi, Msque
figures; Mr.. JOY, cake; S E. Shane, dozen
canned fruit Minch & Eisenbrey Baltimore,
Nd, large rocking chair, $40 Through
Mrs. j. Sondheimer-E. Cohen Il Sons. 81;
Roth aud Goldsmith, So; j. w. Goddard
Sons, SO: Triedlc & Sons, SO: Worth Bros.
Strauss, So KatZ Bros, So; D. kohn, 81;
Daisy chain; $50. Through Mrs. Carl
Aucrbach II. ". Rerling, jr.. making OF
gentleman's suit OF clothes; Messrs Hay
ward & Hutchinson, brass tenders; Mr.
jerome Desio, fancy porcelain candlestlcks;
Dr. KolopinSki, 81; cash, 81; Mrs. h. kur-
ntski, piece OF tapestry; Mr.. w. c. Cromp-
ton, two pounds of butter; Mr.. Carl Auer-
bach, AuerbGch's sewing machine; Mr.. NJ.
B. Latimcr. upholstered mahogany chair.
The Mystic Shrine jewel brought S467.
1t was won by Hon. Simon Wolf. Mr.. Har-
| rIson Dingman received many compliment
tary votes. Mr.. Dingman was scarcely Il
| contestant a. he n lrp1ly has q handsome
| jewel. The b nai Birth jewel was awarded
| to Argo Lodge, they receiving 1,0O1 votes.
Potomac Lodge was u close contestant.
| Mr. Henry Adler was successful in Win
ming the baseball admission book. He re
ceived 871 votes and Mr.. Sinsheimer las.
This book was donated by Mr.. Earl Wagner
| 1t entities the winner TO free admission
| TO the baseball games duringthe year l SS6.
s. Cohen, OK OF cigars; &. Moser, wine
set: b. Schmidt, scissors; Mrs. A. Mailer,
! silver cup; Mrs. S. y: Meyer, cake; :. Sond-
ieinicr, silver pitcher; Mr.. OstheiIner, gold
| watciA; Mrs. Il. Herman, cake Mrs, S:tpiaeisF
silver set; n. Hie kR, haTTei of flour; NJ. 3.
! Cohen, collar set; Mt. Freund, vase; j.
Lansburgh, pitcher; Mrs. S. Alexander,
rocker; Mr.. Schmidt, hasket; A. Nj. lrison,
| cheese spoon andstIrass bed; A. BeTliner,
Centerpicce; d. BTedic, LoX.of candy; Mrs.
c. Auerhach. placGuci {. l.. Blown, scarf;
Mr.. AguSt,. five leads OF wood; Miss b.
Schmidt. bird; G IaushuIgh, pictures; II.
| Spaer, flower; Mrs Mann, candy; 5 Zen
singer, plant; K. GOldsmith, gilt mirror;
A H.. Prince, picture; NJ. w. Kahn. cake;
s. HerZog, tobacco pouch; Il. Goldsmith,
five tons OF ooaG NJ. Dyrenforth, book;
! Mrs C. Kaufman. two pair lace curtains.