National Republican., 1882-12-04
are given DelOW;
ArTt1AI CASH pEcrrpT
Total. INSTRUMENTATION. 741
THE ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENT

Arkansas ........................ 100 90
Kansas. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Total. ..................... sos 90
which would leave a net balance of $6,909.04
Returns are still to be received from Ten
nessee and Kentucky, and expenses to be
deducted from the receipts turned in by the
Illinois, New Jersey, and New York associa-
tions. On the profit side of the ledger is to
be reckoned the amounts realized from the
sale of the booths, the cloth on the walls of
the Rotunda, the percentage from the sales of
District merchants in the Crypt, and the
goods and pictures to be auctioned off this
week. Nothing definite can be learned as to
the receipts at the door for entrance money.
Rumor places it at an amount not to exceed
$4,000, but the committee are silent on this
head On the matter of expenses Dame
Rumor again has had her say, and fixes it
all the way from $4,000 to $4,000. Gen.
Swain, when questioned, said all the bills
were not yet in, and he could say nothing
until he had his vouchers all made out. As
the Fair drew to a near close the interest in
THE VOTING
became intense, and was very exciting. The
result of the polls was declared as follows:
Diamond EARRINGS for the most popular Iowa
lady-Miss Cowie, $50; Miss Mary De Mowbray, 641
Newspaper-man'sde desk-Frank II. Truesdell, S4O
Set OF sciiilers works for the most popular elo-
cutionist-E. c. Townsend, 6l9; John Tweedale,
District Commissioners gold headed cane--John
F. Olmstead, 220; J. T. Mitchell, 1874.
Bound rules for candidate for Speaker of the
next House.. c. s. Blackburn, 1e4; sam Ran
Knight Templar's sword-T Il. Mckee, s5; NJ.
NJ Parker, 10.
Bible for the most popular cergyman-Rev. F.
d. Power, 81 ;Dr. Chester, II. " = 49,
"a, Militia officers sword-Capt s. S. Thomason,lsS;
Lady teachers dolman-Miss Blemden, 39i;
Miss molbrook, 3O2.
Gold headed cane for most popular male
teacher-Mr. Cram, 174: Mr.. Fairbrotier, lO6.
Blue Lodge jewell. w. Howell, 375.
Chapter emblem-R. p. Barbour As.
Gold watch for Presidential candidate Zone to
Zach party)-Hon. L. c. Houk, of Tennessee,
Republie9nl; lo5l Judge Wiggins' of New York,
Gold watch for chief elerk-L. Harrison, Land
Office, 1924; Mr.. Fisher, 1850.
Physicians gold watch-Dr. Gleeson, 241; DR..
Toner 220.
Car conductors gold watch--Dan Reif, Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, 3,22S.
Kansas rooster-REPuBLICAN, 1876; Post, S7
IN THE RAFFLEs.
Mr.. Byron Andrews, of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, won the $500 Elgin gold watch; Miss
Carrie w. Cate, the crimson plush extension
chair; G. A. r. banner fell to Garfield Post
No. Z; wall pocket, Mrs. Whiteside; jewel
box Miss Helen Herzog; epergne, Miss Min
ME Crawford; rifle, General Marcus Wright;
decorated mirror, Miss Mary l.. Taylor. The
magnificent $25 frosted cake was won by Miss
Eta Barnes. In recognition of the services
rendered to the Fair by the ladies and gentle
men who had donated their services, the board
of direction offered prizes to be determined by
apopular vote. Mrs. Electa L. Smith, of Illi-
nois, won the ladies' prize. Judge G. N. Hustled,
of New York, the gentleman's Mrs. Smiths
prize was very handsome mirror with fine
embroidered plush frame. 1t is valued at
$3.50. The award was graceful compliment
to this lady for her indefatigable services, rs
she was at the Capitol all the time and did
her utmost to make the fair success. Judge
Husteds prize was gold-headed cane. AS
the vote on Andrews portrait of Garfield did
not reach the upset price of $500 set by the
artist ON his work. no award was made. The
picture will be removed to the Spencerian
Business College and the voting continue
there. The other donated pictures and fancy
articles will be sold at Dowling's auction
rooms, corner of Eleventh street and Peinsyl-
vania avenue, sometime this week.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. II. A. Willard
VERY FLATTERING RESOLUTION
was introduced, paying Mr.. Edward Clark,
architect of the Capitol, II graceful compliment
for his cooperation with the board and for his
wise suggestions and assistance The Office of
the Fair board to transact the necessary bust
ness to wind the matter up, will be in Mr..
Edward Clark's office in the Capitol.
The board of direction wish it stated that
exhibitors and others entitled to certificates
of award can obtain the same upon application
to Maj. f. NJ. Clarke superintendent. AS
there were not enough votes received on the
lady's dolman at the Arkansas booth, those
people who purchased votes can have their
money refunded to them on application to the