Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-18
DIT. ZION FAIR.
The Last Day and Evening Undiminishe
Attractions-The Voting Contests Who
Will be Awarded the Beautiful Prizes of
Popularity?


Will be Awarded the Beautiful Prizes o
Popularity
The fair of Mount Zion Congregation
at Sherman Hall, which has been as ;
whole about as successful fair as wa,
ever held in st. Paul, will close tonight
Mr.. H. Isaacs, to whose good manage
ment is to be attribute the perfection Of
details for which this fair has been dis
tinguished, informs the GLOBE that up tc
| this time the fair appears to have been boil
social and financial success, and that TIL,
| congregation feels under greatest obliga
ton to the people of st. Paul general,
for their liberality in patronizing the fair
AS the fair draws to a close
although its other attractions
are undiminished, the interest
| of visitors begins to concentrate upon tn,
voting tests of popularity. These atfort
I a variety OF chances to express prefer
| enceS as to the awarding of number o.
valuable prizes, and will develop lively
| contests this evening. The
sn CANDIDATES AND PRIZES
are as follows:
For the most popular attorney, hand
some desk. Candidates-W. P. Murray
G. ID. O'Brien, JAS. j. Egan, and E. D
Rogers. Up to last night Mr.. Egan was
ahead and Mr.. Rogers next, but Murray
and OBrien are not without friends anC
may come to the front tonight
For the most popular physician, fine
easy chair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. H
Stewart, NJ. Hagan, Al Stone and G.
Stamm. DR.. Stone was ahead last night
and his friends think that easy chair will
suit him.
For the most popular wholesale house
comfortable, substantial rocking chair
Candidates.. HI, Kelly e 6 Co..
Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson &
Co., Allen s. Keogh, and Indexes
Warner 81 Schumacher Auerbach
Finch, 'Culbertson g. Co. are leading and
may have that chair to grace their fine
office in the block they are to build next
year-providing there isn't change in
the majority to-day.
For the most popular bank, a fine
painting. Candidates-Dawson & Co.,
Merchants National, German. American
and First National This is close vote.
and very lively contest is anticipated
for this evening.
For the most popular man for mayor
at next election, a silver ice pitcher
Candidates.. Rice, VIM Dawson, A.
Allen, M. Auerbach, VIM. Rhodes and
9. GotZian. The others are not much
ahead, but, just for hint to his hosts OF
friends, it may be remarked that Col
Allen so far has the fewest votes. This
is at it should be, as everybody will adj
nit
There are two other contests, which es-
pecially interest the ladies and which
will, therefore, be fought out squarely
without mercy and without faltering OF
zeal. These are to decide who are the
| most popular of
YOUNG MEN AND BACHELORS.
For the most opular young man, tho
beautiful double etauette in bronze
paul and Virginia Candidates-Geo
W. Bechet, A. Austrian, 3. L. Goodkind
Ehle Allen and Arthur Mullen. The
prize in this contest is a fine work of art,
delightful to look upon, and which is an
ornrment the possessor will always prize
1t is utterly impossible to predict who
will win 1t and, until the voting is over
this evening, even guess would be haz-
ardOus
For the most popular bachelor, beau
tiful doll, "The Little Bride" Candi-
dates-E Mannheimer, III. j. Strouse and
Sam Sternberg. The man who receives
this prize will be able
with it to win for life the
good will of some honest little lady, which
will be equal, in self-respect, peace OF
mind and regard for his fellow creatures
to small mine of happiness. The con
test i n this class is warm, and the
friends of the candidates will rally in force
tonight.
By all odds, the closing night of the
fair will be fullest of incidents and inter
est, and all who desire amusement or wsl
to help the cause for which the fair is
held should be on hand at an early hour
this evening.