Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02
The w. l.. Il. COFDS Fair.


| SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES THE vOTINe-THE REC
| ORD OF THE VOTING STILL IN PROGRESS.
| The voting on the articles named in the follow
| ing list was closed at the Washington Light In
fantry fair last evening, the having the high
est number OF votes being declared the winner In
| each case:
Buggy harness-Dr. A. E. johnson, ,so3H; Chris
tian Heurch having 1.a23; Thosl Somervllle, 100;
f. B. LanertJ,7; John Gheen, 8, and A. w. Kcl
silver composing stick for printers apprentice
J. T. Clements, 1898; C. P. Boss. e9s: w. l. Will
son, 166; H. Poynton, 175; A. c. Proctor, IS; J. F.
Ladies' Jardiniere-Mrs. P. H. Christman. 1888;
MS G. A. shehan having l.054, and Miss Beattle,
Florence Oil stove for letter carrier-wiiliam
Iabler, 81; Charles Follin having 145; Charles
FOLSOM 8; A. C. Parker. q; A. j. Carew, 2, and j.
l.. Deanls0n, 2.
Baby's erlo-Garrett Tucker. 2o75x Marjorie
bo1r Kitch, s57; May Helncke, %: Joseph f.
| II: J. Ramsdell, 2; F. A. Richard son. 2; Gov II. l.
Plumb, 10; A. Reubsam, /: A. A Colne, i; F. Il.
Aliriend, g. and j. NJ Ewing, l.
Clus Cromwell, 304; Charles T. Murray, ~: j.
7. Mccarthy, IA; F. b. Noyes, 4, and II. J. Rams
dell, !.
violln-Prof. Schroeder. 4sa; Prof. Sousa, 44s1S
Prot Plstorio, 22; Prof. Donch, IL; Prof. Szemel-
Gibson Brothers composing srlck-w. F. Nabers.
1926; Ii. A. Mcdonald having s3S; W. H. Tenley.
5o}s; j. H. Cunningham, s, and II. j. kamsdell,
IL.
PROGRESS OF THE VOTING NOT YET CLOSED
The record of the voting for the articles not dis
posed OF last night stood as follows when the polls
closed for the evening:
Shot gun-W. W. Eldrldge. 100; D. Sim Johnson,
80; 7. j. Luttrell, 1853: J. L. McGraw. g.
Geo. Driver, g.
Kimbaii organ-Mrs. George F. Timms, ITO: Mrs.
George s. Kraft, 409; Mrs John L. vogt, Is.
Dressing gown--A. W. Kelley, 12; Dr. j. II. De
Merritt, 8; VIM. E. Dennison, ~; E. q. Wheeler, 4;
j. H. Harris 10; 2. Fl. Chrtstman, 49,
Bakery wagon drivers gold watch chain-GeO.
Hughes, 4; Helmute, 8; Chas. Schneider, 2; Henry
Arnold, IA; G. A. Holman, 90; John Baker. 4; Jos.
Wesbury 8; Louie Ricke, IS.
Single shell-Robert Wade %; A. B. Cropey g.:
John r. White, 4; Ell. W. McRae, 8; VIM. Roberts.
Diamond Elk pln-John warde, "a; John Ellin-
ger. 1872; Tony Rodier, 2; s. A. Curtis, .: Mont
7: Potts, /; Or. Bliss, d Bob Callahan, i; Bob ii,
Geo. W. Driver, a; C. A. EcksteIn. i.
Base ball outnt-Crescents, %: Nationals, 49,;
WaTerlys, s. Columbian College, Al; high school.
Corps bade.J; 7; Dyer, 5ls; H. f Bauer, ESQ;
j. g. Cowie. 80; H. B. Klrkwood, 40.
Letter carriers -RittenhOuse. 1863: c. j. Wet
gel, GIL; d. Berkeley, 314; Douglass, l.
The Woodbury. gold-headedcan e-Wtlliam H.
Clagett %; Robert L. Anderson, s; W. b. Moses,
8; Charles klotz s; George J. Mueller, 7; G. W.
II. Chrstman, 8.
Sewing machIne-Mme. Palmer, 10: Mrs Steele.
D,
Alice Seal. IS: Mime: c. Corey, So; Mrs. NJ. J..
Hodgkin, so; Mrs. F. B. Wilson. Is.
Embroidered dress-Miss Rose Williamson. 20:
Miss Carrie SWEET Al; Miss Mamie Alien lOl; MISS
Lulu Herbert, Q: Miss Nellie SWEET, 81; Mrs Mel
ZACH. 25; Mrs Miller, 1903: Mrs. NJ. V. Benner, 80
Silver punch bowl-T. A Sullivan. All: Riggs
house, IS: Ebbitt house, 10; 8. Aman, Z; NJ Y.
Iierney, 147: Geo w. Driver, 94 VIM. H. Wright,
17O; Hank Elwood, 80; William Helmus, 8; Capt
James Gillian. ].
Printers nbrary-R c. McAuley, 81; Adrian
Jones, H.
Ice drivers gold watch and chain-J T. Hutch
inson, 56s; NJ klnslow, 4o3; John Burns, 1868; c.
steam chime whistle-George Leary, 8: Mattano,
4S; ArrowSmith, 8; W. w. Corcoran, A. Armenia,
I5s: Jane Moseley. IS; Excelsior, IS; Lady OF the
Lake, 10: j. w. Thompson, 4: Sue, 2.
Drug clerks gold watch and chain-Thomas G..
kel. IS; s. Edgar Mahan, 1874; III. E. Barrett, IL {;
So Frank Manning, p ieS Wam M kaa s'ekei
GoIt:headed cane for tiorlst-J. Ii. Small, A.;
John Freeman: II; John Coleman,s
Sideooard.Mrs w G.. Coburn, As; Mrs. E. G.
Wheeler s; Mrs. Adrian Jones, II.
spec ing ", Wag { Thomas Moves, 65: E. H.
Bicycie-W. b. Howell, IS; NJ. d. Rosepberp. q.
f. ID. Eshleman, Is; Rex Smith, 81; f. Bradford 40:
j. j. Christie, 1: F. Quafe, l.
Cart and harneSs-T. NJ. Steep r.; Col H L.
Crandford, IA; Nike Shea, IS: F. b. Evans, q.
Fishing tackled. J. Common, 233E; w. II. Mills
5g6; Thomas Russell, Is; H. F. Davis, 81 Levi
Cleary, IS; Major Geo. S. Koontz, 20; r. A. Parke.
.; l. Oppenheimer, II; President Arthur, X; c..
Gas stove-Mrs W. NJ. McKelden. 10
BARRIERS chairs. s. Brooks, 1880: Robt Wilson,
$50; Carter Stewart, 149; Joe Shorter 2: Henry
Burgess, go; Joe Cato, IL; c. P. Rallo 4; Ben.
A. Miller, 4; Riggs House, 2; NJ. Keating s; Elk
ecutve Mansion, 4; Arlington Hotel, 2; Coston 81
Bruce, a. NJ. X Huntsberry !.
BY an error In yesterdays STAR Lieut. Arnold
was announced as the winner o the policema ms
badge instead OF Omcer Ra1, who received the
greatest number OF votes.