Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-05

The Drawing for PFizes-An Estimate
Of the Receipts Of the Fair-PersOns
Who Held Lucky Tickets.

n iuisc party vi SentleUlen connected WlCn the
Light Infantry fair went down the river yesterday
on the steamer Thompson and held the drawing
for the prizes offered to the ticket holders The
vessel went below Aqua creek and then turned,
making lengthy stop at White House landing,
and reaching the city about O'Clock p. m The
iuli list OF numbers drawing prizes was immedi-
ately published In an extra edition OF THE STAR.
ana the great public interest In the drawing was
manifested by the large demand for "extras."
This publication also served to attract a large
crowd TO the Rink, where the prizes offered by the
Light Infantry were distributed.
TALK WITH COLONEL MOORE ABOUT THE FAIR AND
THE PROPOSED ARMoRY.
'What are you going to do now, Colonel?" asked
STAR reporter this morning OF Col Moore, the
commanding officer OF the Light Infantry corps
The closing OF the fair and the talk about q new
armory prompted this question.
81 am going to rest, thank God" was the fervent
response. 81 have been on the strain long enough
to appreciate rest"
''What are your plans about the new armory,,
continued the questiOner.
III don't know: guess we haven't any. 1t will
De time enough to consider that when we come to
II. am very much gratincd with the fair both in
mOny throughout, and the way the boys worked
deserves high commendation."
when does the hearing In your lottery case &C.
cur" asked the reporter
ION Monday. believe was the reply 1.-THE
other cases were postponed to the same time"
THE RECEIPTS OF THE FAIR
An estimate OF the receipts Of the fair puts
them as follows: Voting, $4,000; tickets, $1,000;
This is regarded rs low estimate, Others placing
the total several thousands higher The receipts
from other sources are believed to be sufficient to
cover the expenses.
The Prizes.
The following is a list Of the prizes awarded to
the holders OF lucky tickets:
l, solid silver service, value ST 200: 2 grand IN
right Emerson piano, value 500; 3, solitaire dla-
mona earrings, value $500; 4, Side bar top buggy,
c value ECU; gold watch and chain, value t175;
silk cloak, value $780, 9, stove value $50: g. magic
range; III, regal base burner; H. Oil stove; L.
dressing stand; ID. barrel OF flour; IA, carriage
robe; u.s. pair brass cornices; IL, plano cover: H.
Kenslngton stitch tidy; 1s, wall banner; 49, tidy
~ trousers pattern; 81, sofa pillow; %. doll; g.
dress; 26, chlld's dress; q, embroidery frame: %
caro- receiver 49, chair; 3d. gas stove 81 doll baby
s Ga 81 wall banner SO piano cover Avest;
49, silk hat; 40. pair shoes; Al, lamp; A. silk hat
49, pair slippers "A. lamp; 49, vase: 49, fancy bas-
o. vase; 81, straw hat; SO, wall banner; 3d. vase;
81 pncush1on; s., Panama hat; Sc, pincushiOn:
81 bronze banner; S. Life OF Gen. Lee" SO, toilet
set; 6O macrame rack; 81, "Life of Gen. Lee" g.
pincushion: Sc. bicycle shirt; 81, tambourine; S.
pncushlon; &C, toilet set; 81. "iife Of Gen Lee"
g. Bag a1S;
3 nsr; - n,a Velvet 90 banner: =, lace f,sSa;
w.,
81 tidy; So, lace scarf; 81. bottle cordial S. wax
flowers and cross; So. lace collar; 81, tidy; So,
n01e O. case 49, foot banner
a. wall pocket; IS, foot warmer; sc. polo can: g.
Do6 c OF cordial o 49, ham, &c. o
forks: los necklace: 1o4, cot bed: 1885, knife; 1906
nne ,s IT, T Raifs III "a bowl and BATH
11s knife 1ls small stove; l lsS andersSirt ' isi
shoes: 124, Knife 125, bookrack; 126. wall pocket:
III, stove; 12s. knife; 129, tidy; 40, whip; 131,
knife 1872 tidy; 49, case Of biscuits; 1874, stove;
13s, knife; 139, case of biscuits; 140 spices: iii
knife 1is biscuits; 143 box of ginger IA. knife;
1ao toy iiS :d tidy; 1a7 bottle schnapps l4s tldy
lsS work basket straw hat; is Knife; 49,
polo cap; 16i, tub; 1o5 clock; i6s, vail pocket:
167, pair Of vases; 16s, Infants robe; 169. knife
}.S pincpsh9n H. knife: ~ leather bag; 17s
1870 bag 49, fan; 1872 stove: 1888, knife; is4. fan;
1885, bottle Of btters; 100. tidy: 1877 3d. shirt 1aa
1s, box OF dentaloid: 1893, mirror; 1ss, knife: aoo
SS. Kid gloves; 2o6, bottle OF bitters aO7 knife;
as bottle Of btters sOs. scissors; ao knife; a1l,
Boon s s a5 fn bottle Of
cigar stand; 49, knife go, flower piaGue: ssi''
knife sss shirt; Sss bottle Of bltters; 24 polo
PLAQUE as polo Pa eap; 80 R Rniis ssi
shirt; ssa. knife: 2s3, suspended dish; 81
Mors5 bst,s case Sc s knife; wall
2i0, knife; al bottle OF bitters; 24s kid gloves:
s pair slippers; 244 tidy; 245, slipper pattern;
Saot knife re az five pair Of hose PAS gloves
23 hve pairs hose; 254 wood box; 255, knife; 256,
sa sac bag Isl, gloves; 2os knife; $50 basket:
knife.
case; 267, knife; 26s, gloves; 269. basket; 20,
hanging basket; 81, toilet mats 272 knife; 23,
ga, gloves; 27s, knife; 219, half dozen pair hose:
ESQ, pin Sg 2s1, infants cap; 2s2, table
cover; ss3 scissors; s4, set OF mats; 2s5. knife:
S6, pincuShiOn; 2S7, set OF mats; 28S pair scis-
sOrs; 2s9. one mat; 29O, knife; 29l, chiid's hood:
sys scissors; 293. handkerchief case: 294, knife;
tidy: 2ss. knife: 800. set of mats; SOL wreath Of
flowers: 3os tidy: 'ao3 knife; 3o4 glass dishes;
sOs knife; sos, set Of mats; so, one glass DISH
puff boxes: a12, knife; sla, hand saw; sl4, pocket
book; s5, knife; SIC, hand saw; 81, backing set:
s naRa
a25, ten bottles stove polish; 32S. lambreGuin:
81: knife: sas. tidy And lace collar; sss,'
s32, smoking tobacco; 1893, knife; 1874, smoking
tobacco: 335. knife; 1886. smoking tobacco; 337,
knife; Sss, corkscrew and knife; ss9. smoking to-
Dacco; 34C box cigarettes; 341 knife; 342 smoking
tobacco; 343. knife; 344, smoking tobacco; 345.
knife; 3i6, smoking tobacco; 347, three handker-
SuohIuS tOUdcCO, JAZZ, knife, S0O three
handkerchiefs; 351, smoking tobacco; 1852, knife:
353, three handkerchiefs: 354. smoking tobacco:
$50, three hahdkerchiefs; $50, knife; S57 smoking
tobacco; 35S. knife; 359, three handkerch1efs $50
smoking tobacco; 361, knife; 362 smoking tobacco:
363. knife; 364, smoking tobacco; S65, knife: 366
smoking tobacco; 367, knife: 36S, bag and sachet:
359, knife; $40, pair OF earrings; 81 knife: an
smoking tobacco; 313, knife; 374 smoking tobacco:
37o, knife; 376, smoking tobacco: 377, knife: Y7B
smoking tobacco 379, knife; 800 box OF cigarettes
ISL hve pair OF hose: 382, package OF tea $685. I'VE
pair OF nose; 3e4, package OF tea 1885, box OF soap;
Ss6, box OF soap; 3S, package OF tea 3SS Infants
mood 3o9. package OF tea; 800. box OF starch, 39l
DOx OF VaSellne; 1872 box OF starch; $685. box OF ora
line; 1894, starch: 1896, box OF Oralne 1896, starch
S9, starch; 1893, box OF tooth soap; $780, bouuet OF
mowers; 400, chocolate pitcher; 4Ol to 5OO CORPS
badges. gilt cum buttons and scarf pins.
THE WINNERS OF THE CHIEF PRIZES
The chief prizes were won by the following
ticket holders: 1st, Henry W. Sellhausen, bar
keeper at Welcker's; "a, Carl Wallach; 30, Hardy
Cragin, LID; 4th, VIM. j. Hay 18th. Henry A. Wind,
General Land office; eth, Mrs George Breitbarth
The sixth prize, drawn by ticket No 1679. had not
been Claimed up to a late hour.
PRIZES FOR SELLING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
TICKETS.
The four prizes donated by the corps to be given
to the persons selling the highest number of sea-
son tickets have been awarded as follows: Mrs p
J. Duly, 1859 tickets, a solitaire diamond ring:
Mrs NJ l. Black, 1,5l9 tickets, a gold necklace and