National Republican., 1883-04-27


book at him asked him for Il vote. II have
voted for everybody in everything said the
aged aristocrat. 81 tell you what I'll do,
though. If you girls will go down south with
Inc next fall and work in the campaign in
Mississippi will give you all an Office. You
are the most indeiatigable canvasscrs ever
saw"
The young lady did not accede to the propo-
sition, but she got the vote all the same.
WHY THE DUDE GoEs.
A girl with voice like the chime,
That rings in musical rhyme,
Esped slim youth
As he passed Gy her booth,
And asked him to give her dime,
81 am like the old beau they called Nash,
Said the youth in n manner quite rash,
81 come not to spend,
The fair attend,
Susceptible creatures to mash"
THE REGULAR ORDER.
glance, a smile, n ter. cent vote,
A "thnnk YOU" softly, shyly said;
A thrill beneath young mali's coat
A pretty face with blushes red.
Another vote. A thankful maid.
Another brsh. Another thrill,
An offered arm, promenade
To the cafe. An awful bill.
happy girl. Thrice happy youth.
A lomoward stroll in LuUn~ light.
Some other guileless youth forsOoth
She'll send home broke tomorrow mighty
The following prizes raiilod by Privates
Billings and Demonet, were won at the fair
last night Ebony chair, silk plush up.
holstcry, valued at $40, by Mr.. John A. GiD-
son; gentleman's dressing case, valued at $50.
by Mr.. j.. J. Brooking, of $40 Fifth street
northwest; silk plush arm chair, valued at
$50, by Mr. Glenn Howard handsome rattan
rocker, Capt. j, II, Dyer; handsome book casep
by j. S. McCeney.
now THE VOTING STANDS.
Gibson Brothers's solid silver, gold mounted
composing stick for the most popular printer
w. r. Nabcrs, 80; J. ii. Cunningham, 5 ;
Rainsdell, /; II. A. Mcdonald, 2; w. H.
Tcnloy, l6
Corps badge for the most popular member
of the corps-,. L. Dyer, 1lO IL. f. Bauer
256; j. G.. Cowie, 80; II. b. Kirkwood. 40.
Butchers scales for the most popular
butchcr--M. Homillcr, IA; William Hoover
1o:J. Il. Kelley, Z; George Noble, l6.
Silver punch bowl and ladle for the most
popular hotel or saloon-T. 4. Sullivan, 125 /;
Rigs house, 2S; Ebbtt house, 49, $. Aman, Z I;
NJ. " 1iemrN. IiT; George w. Driver, So ;
William II, Wright, 10; Hank Elwood, IS;
William hclmuS, D.
Conversation chair for the most popular
gentleman JAMES E.Waugh, "a; q. Il. Noyes
3; j. h, Crawford, 2S
Basc bail outfit for the most popular base
ball club Crcsccnts, - Nationals, 13; Wavcr-
lys, ,; Columbian College, 40; High school,
as: Georgetown college, TO-
HumIuock for the LATEST member of the
c0rpa-Dcmonet. .; Burdine, 3; Ross, s;
Pentland, &; Gregory, g; Ramsdell, ! Bill
ings, 10; tieorga Boudinot, l6; $. &. Wise, TO-
Violin for the most popular musician-E.
SzcmcIcnyi, J; Prof. Schroeder, 32; Prof.
Sousa. j3 roi. Douch, II; Prof. Pistorio,7,
Ladies' iardinicre for the most popular
lady-Alrs. q. \. Shcchan, 6S; Miss Beattie, 49,
Mrs +. II. ChriStman 50.
Gold-hcadrd cane for the most popular
florist. II. Small 25; John Freeman, II /;
John Coleman, :.
Gold wa and chain for the most popular
drug els Thomas G. Kcll, Is; $. Edgar
Mahan, Il. Il. Barrett, ~ Ben Suter, 3
Tom HOwa., :. q. VIVIAN Syckcl 20; Frank
Manning. lr,. y. &. Wampler, p
Billiard cue for the most popular saloon or
Scanlon. 15; G. w. HOll, Z.
Sideboard for the most popular lady-Mrs
w, q. Coburn, IA; Mrs. L. G.Whoeler, 5; Mrs.
Adrian Jones, IL.
Printers library-R. G. McAuley. II; Adrian
Jones, 13
Lawn tennis set for the most popular lawn
tennis club--Maple club, 13; Washington club,
%; Kendall Green club, 10; Maj, b. p.
Nimmack 1.
Pair of scales for the most popular butter
cutter-Waltur q. Coburn, 80; James L.
Oyster, IL; J. c. Fcarson,7.
Baby's crib for anybodys baby-J. Barbour
Kitch, q Majoric Keeic, 20; Garrett Tucker
10; Worthie Steele, SO Joseph L. Maloy, 2;
May Heiniclc, 70 DR.. J. II. Demerritt, IL /;
Frank A. Richardson, IL. j. Ramsdell, 2 /;
A. Rcubsam, Gov. Ii. l.. Plumb, 10.
Morgan 81 Konncdy's single shell for the
most popular Oarsman-Robert Wade of the
Columbia club, eli A. B, Cropley, 81 John r.
White 4; Ed. W. Mcltae, 3 William Rob
crts $. T.. Maunder 5.
Steam chime whistle for the most nonular
Potomac river steamer-George Leary, 8;
Matlauo, 45; ATowsmith, s; w. w. COrcOran,
AZ; Armenia, 102; Jane Mosely, 10; Excel
sior 3; Lady of the Lake, 10; j. W.Thompson,
d; Sue, 2,
The Harvey beer pump for the most popu-
lar salOOn-Dan O'Brien, George Driver 3;
Harry Petersen, 90.
Kimball organ for the most popular wife of
All honorary MEMBERSHIPS George +, Timms,
SO; Mrs. George Kraft, 4 Mrs. Vogt, 5.
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of an ice wagon-J. Il. Hutchinson,
4Ri NJ. Rinslow 4o3; John Burns, 3O3; C..
w. Mattingly, TO-
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver Of " bakery wagon-hultz, 4; Hell
mute, 3 Charles Schneider, 2; Henry Arnold,
u G., \. Hoffman, 80 John Baker, 4 Joseph
Wesbury, 81 George Hughes, 2.
Set Of buggy harness for the most popular
gontleman-Dr. A. Il. Johnson, s5; A. w.
Thomas Somervlle, 100.
Bicycle for the most popular bicyclist-W.
B, Howell, 10; NJ. ID, Rosenberg, 27 Il. ID.
Eshleman, 10; Rex Smith. 30; +. Bradford, 80.
Diamond Elk pin for the most popular
member Of the Elks--John Warde, "a; John
Ellinger co. Tony Rodier, 9; $. A. Curtis, 8 1;
NJ. g. Mccormick, 2; Thad. Sailer, l 4; Ben
Whitney, l; J, Y, Potts, / ; DIR. Bliss, q Bob
Callahan, ! Bob Walker l; Wm. Dickson, 9 (;
n. A. Sullivan, 1; George W. Driver, A; Mont.
Jacobs /.
Cart and harness for the most popular con-
tractor--T. NJ. Steep, ~; Col. II. l.. Grand
ford, 10; Mike Shea 10; +, d. Evans 4.
Gold pen and pencil for tho most popular
bank messengor-Goorge Dodson, 81 William
Cox. SO; Charles Dove 3; IL. &. Barclay, q;
William Kcole, 3; Charles EdmonstOn, A; ID,
i. Smtason, 2; John Siousa, 4.
THO Woodbury. gOld.headed cane for the
most popular honorary member-W. II,
Claget;, %; Robert l.. Andcr on, 8; w. b,
Moses, 3; Charles Klotl, 9; Goupe /, Muel-
Ier, Z; Nv. LeannGrda, Il &. Heurich, 2; Il,
A. sullivan, p. II. ChristmRn, 3.
Silver pitcher for the "ASt popular corps