National Republican., 1883-04-21

8. Caprice" MascOtte .Audranl
Braham
10. Galop--" Tramway" "................. .Gobbnerts
FALSE PRETENsEs.
In the shadowy depths of the flower bazaar
Is maiden as sweet as anemones arc;
She ties up two cents worth Of roses and thyme,
(But the smile she throws in is worth any ones
dime)
Then sho gets her waiter Of Japanese ware,
And she starts Oh gold seeking trip through the
fair;
The giddy young fellows droopunder her wiles
And dshell out the shekels she bcgs with her smiles
The bachelors think Of expenses for two
AS she softly remarks, Take II boutonnierc dol"
But the glddy young mon aud the bachelors staid
Would shake their wise heads IL they knew that
this maid
Has an occupied cradle she constantly rocks
While darning four sizes of juvenile socks.
HOW THE VOTING STANDS.
The following was the record of the voting
when the fair closed last night:
Silver composing stick for the most popu-
lar printers apprentice-C. =. Boss, 12l j. Il.
Clements, 2l j. L. Kearnoy, II; Wilson, Z;
A. q. Proctor, 10.
Gold-headed cano for the most popular
John Coleman, 3.
Morgan & Kennedy's single shell for the
most popular oarsman-Robert Wade, Of the
Columbia club, 81.
Silver punch bowl and lade for the most
popular hotel or saloon--T. A. Sullivan, IA ,
Riggs house s.; Ebbitt house, 10; S. Aman, 7 (;
NJ. V. Tiorney, 81; George w. Driver, 80 (;
William II. Wright, 49, Hank Elwood, 80.
Kimball organ for the most popular wife of
an honorary member-Mrs. George +. Timms,
30; Mrs Duncanson, O.; Mrs. George Kraft,
4 Mrs Vogt, 8.
Dress cap for the most popular member of
the corps-Lieut. Entwisle, 80 Capt. Ross, 2.
Violin for the most popular musician-E.
Szemelenyi, / ; Prof Schroeder, 2; Prof
Sousa, a Prof Donch 12; Prof Pistori Z.
Windsor speeding wagon for the most popu-
lar gentleman-G. Thomas Noyes, II; Il. II.
Heumeyer 10; Fred, GieselSing, 20; Thomas
Luttrell, Is j. +. Oyster, 3.
The Woodbury. gOld-headed cane for the
most popular honorary member-W. H..
Clagctt, a; Robert J.. Anderson, s.
Lawn tennis set for the most popular lawn
tennis cub--Maple club, 10; Washington club,
3; Kendall Green club, O.; Maj. b. p
Numinnck,
member of the Elks-John Warde, 3; John
Ellinger, 60; Tony Rodier, p s, A. Curtis, 8
NJ. G. Mccormick, 2; Thad. sailer, l Ben
Whitney, ! J.Y. Potts, / DIR. Bliss 2; Bo b
Callahan, / Bob Walker, 1; VIM. Dickson, 9
Gus De Grummond, 2; Thomas Jacobs, /.
Corps badge for the most popular member
of the corps-J. II. Dyer, 90; IL. F. Bauer,
123 j. q. Cowie, 80; II. b. Kirkwood, 40.
Double barrel shotgun for the most popular
sportsman-W. w. Eldridge, 100; Sergt. John
son, 81; r.. j. Luttrell, 10.
Shuster & Sons embroidered dress for the
most popular lady assistant-Mrs. ID. s. John
son, g.
Letter carriers suit for the most popular
letter carrier -- Rittenhouse, 8; Wetzel IL
Berkeley, Ga; Douglass, 10.
Solid silver badge for the most popular
policeman-Oihcer Harlow, Il Lieut.. Arnold,
20; Sergt. johnson, 4.
Printers library-R. c. McAuley. 4.
Steam chime whistle for the most popular
Potomac river steamer-GcOrge Leary, g;
.Mattano,2; Arrowsmith, &; W. w. Corcoran,
20; Armenia, IA; Jano Mosely, 10; Excel
sior 3; Lady ofthe Lake, 10; j. WThompson,
a. Sue, 9.
Bicycle for the most popular bicyolist--w.
j. Howell, 10; NJ. ID. Rosenburg, ii Il. ID.
Eshlcman, 13; Rex Smith, 3.
Butchcr's> scales for tho most popular
butcher-M. Homiller, II; William Hoover,
1O }. H. Kelley, z; George Noble, 6.
Base ball outfit for the most popular base
ball club--Cro5conts, 22 Nationals, l3; Waver.
lys, . Columbian College, 4 High school, IL,
Ladies' jardinicro for the most popular
luuS-- llfb VI ~ splNtllAlli Allhh DNlNllle ~,
Silver pitcher for the most popular corps
lieutenant-Lieut, Cowie, le2; Lieut.. En-
twisle, 2.
Corps autograph quilt-Col. Moore, 22 /;
Capt. bingham, /.
Gold pen and pencil for the most popular
bank messenger-George DOdson, @; William
Cox, 27; Mr. Dove, 3.
Set of buggy harness for the most popular
gentleman-Dr, A. L. johnson, 80; A. W..
Kelley, 3; John Gheen, 3; Mr.. LatIerty, Z.
Pair Of scales for the most popular butter
cutter-Walter q. Coburn, 20i James +.
Oyster, IL j. @. Pearson, Z.
Babys crib for anybody's baby---J. Barbour
Kitch, 81 Majorie Keefe, go; Garrett Tucker,
10; WOrthie Steele, 10; Joseph L, Maloy, 2j
May Heinioke, 8.
Conversation chair for the most popular
gentleman-James Il. Waugh, 81 G. T. Noyes,
8; j. Is. Crawford, go.
Gibson Bros. solid silver, gold mounted,
composing stick for the most popular printer
w. +. Nabers, 81 j. II. Cunningham, 8.
Desk for the most popular newspaper man.
Clus Cromwell, l9i Charles T. Murray, 1T