BELLEVILLE FAIR ENDS.Father Smith and Assistants Awarded Many Articles at Close.Tli* ba/.nar In aid nf 81. Peter a R C. Church. Belleville, closed last night In Parochial Hall, Hattown. with the largest attendance during the affair. The paator, the R*v. Jmncs P. Smith, and his assistants were- kept busy a warding the various articles of the booths. Borne of the winners follow:Box of ten, Mis- Amelia McCarthy; fancy whisk broom holder. Miss Bllen Irvin; cracker dish. P. Shaw; landscape picture. William Keller; aofn cushion. James Connolly; toilet set, John P. Stratton: sofa pillow. Mrs. C. Larkin; gas lamp. Mrs. McCluskey; silver Jewel cat*, Mrs. J. Dim work; large picture. Mias Tassle Salmon; tea act. W. J. Burke, rocker, Miss Catherine Reynolds; chair. Mrs. G. Walsh; wedding cake. Augustine A. Me-Encry; umbrella. Mrs. McCullough; cheat of tea. John Lawler, barrel of potatoes. Joseph Munnuhan; salad dish. George Ward: sofa pillow, Loretta Delgnnn; dolj, the Rev. James P. Smith; tea spoons, William Derbyshire; barrel of flour. Frank Chancellor; statue, Eugene Donnellnn; rocker. Miss Mary Mnhady; berry lt;*t. Mrs James Maguire; picture William Austlti; carving *ot. M Kelly: berry »et. Miss Mary Sheehan; berry Bet. Mrs. A. Dncey; lemonade set. Oscar I Rose; picture. Rose M oGonlgle; picture. Irene Murphy; vase. G. Becker, barrel of turnips. Hir Rev. J. I*. Smith; punch bowl, M. Cunningham; picture. Mrs. C. Kocher; pair of slipper*. Joseph Noonan; chert of teu. Miss Mary HlgKinp; berry not. Mrs. G a vers; vases. J. J. Betts; fruit dish. Mis* Annh- Berry: berry set. Mrs. P. Mtr-patrick: rocker. Eugene Neary; rocker, j Ml* 'Hlllc Stola; lemonade act. Mrs. P. ! Filxpatrlek; fruit dish. Mrs. J. Shea. A 1 ton of cool, a barrel of dour, a flve-dollnr gold piece and a pair of blankets went to the holders of numbers i'2*. 223, 55 and 532, respectively.