The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-18
NOTES OF The FAIR.

Assemblyman John Vollers Is a frequent
visitor at the fair, spends money freely
and works hard in the interest of both
the Eleventh and Twelfth ward booths.
Abram Post, the sea food man, was a
conspicuous figure in the crowd last night.
His popularity was fully attested by the
manner in which his autographs were
sought. Both he and ex-Sheriff Cor
relius Cronan disposed of fat rolls of bills
before leaving.
Philip Muldoon, who was on hand with
his family last night, renders Invaluable
services at several of thcNSooths, especl-
ally in assisting John P. Feeney at the
wheel of the Third Ward booth. Though
he invested freely himself at the wheel,
Mr. Muldoon won but few prizes He
captured beautiful alligator skin retl-
4 cule at the Twelfth ward booth, however
Miss Mary Duganwsho is at the head OF
the committee of ladles in charge of the
Third ward has won laurels for her ex-
ecutive abilities and indefatigable efforts
in behalf of the financial success OF the
booth.
reap a financial harvest for the managers
through her success in securing chances
Both hands are usually filled with blilS at
the close of the fair each night, and Few,
if any, of the many popular ladies regu-
treasurer.
Mr. Chichester, of the firm of Chichester
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and lends valuable assistance to the man
ayers of the Sixth ward booth.
Assemblyman Murphy, whose luck at
the various fortune wheels has run in the
direction of winning articles of feminine
apparel and adornment, last night among
other things won three boxes of spool
to know II he has been patronizing the
fortune telling booth of Madame Lee.
MADAME. Lees fortune booth, by the
Tay tursa of the e' Zig far as To have ones
among the young ladies. This was evi-
awaited their turn patiently outside the
booth. They were so numerous tnat car0s
bearing numbers of their turn had TO pc
as their numbers were called out It was
noticed that most of them emerged with
happy countenances. 80 a..
Miss Kitty Malone has secured 2i6 nve-
cent chances on a five dollar gold piece
Patrolman Golden picked up pair OF
gold trimmed eyeglasses on the lower .d noor H1r
some one who failed to discover their
less. 1t is mystery how they lay on
the floor even few seconds without Pc pc
ing trampled upon and smashed In the
crush The glasses were left at the pusl-
Prof ae 0rShestTs gave sysasy spleDad apDas
ciated by the great throng present.
Building Inspector Kelly is a regular
psS TSew w # anv, are working harder for the
success eM e of tine the fair than Mrs Joseph PERL
over fifty dollars at a nickel vote
has been raised thus far on the SILVER
pitcher at the Twelfth Ward pootn.
Every voter is entitled to q vote as 70
whether he fayors a new water supply Tor
the city. Over one thousand votes nave
been cast and every one of them IN IaVor
of the new supply. ,z :
Miss Gertrude Kelly last night closed
book Of 2s0 chances which she had 1,.s. Sc.
cured on the beautiful III doll a,. az e. the flrs'
Miss Margaret Graney, one Of the inde-
safiga,le workers in the fair, invested at
one Of the fortune wheels and n won y,or g g
ealxe fif for a wedding, q gentleman
aafber dress suit case, a box of cigars,
4 dozen bottles Of wine and snuT 81 nox. Z )
,7 sde,. srad 4 The ladies in charge of the Ho-
bokera hooth. patronizes every booth ct the