National Republican., 1883-04-25

Pentland, 9; Gregory, o; Ramsdell, Bill
inRs, 10; George Boudinot, IS; $. G. Wise, IL
Base ball outfit for the most popular base
ball club-Crescents, % Nationals, 10; Waver-
lys 8; Columbian College, 80; High school,
IA Georgetown. college, 10.
Steam chime whistle for the most popular
Potomac river steamer-George Leary, 8
Mattano, IL Arrowsmith, s; w. w. Corcoran,
40; Armenia 80; Jane Mosely 10; Excel
sior, 8; Lady Of the Lake, 10; j. W.Thompson,
4; Sue, 9.
Corps badge for the most popular member
of the corps-J. 7. Dyer, 90 II. +. Bauer,
206; J. G. Cowie, 80 II. b. Kirkwood, 40.
Kimball organ for the most popular wife of
an honorary member--Mrs. George +. Timms,
SO; Mrs. Dingman, o; Mrs. George Kraft
4; Mrs Vogt. 8.
Windsor speeding wagon for the most popu-
lar gentleman-G. Thomas Noyes, II; Il. II.
Neumeyer, 1S; Fred. Geseking, 20; Thomas
Luttrell, 10; ]. +. Oyster, 8; Leon Schell 81.
Double barrel shotgun for the most popular
sportsman-W. w. Eldridge, 100; Sergt. John
son, 81; r. ]. Luttrell, 1919; ]. l.. McGraw, 8.
Solid silver badge for the most popular
policeman-of Officer Harlow, q; Lieut. Arnold,
al Sergt Johnson,4.
Cart and harness for the most popular con-
tractor-T. NJ. Steep, 4S; Col. II. l.. Grand
ford, 10.
Corps autograph quilt.-Col. Moore, %.
Gold pen and pencil for the most popular
bank essenger-George Dodson, 9; William
Cox. 80; Charles Dove, 3; II. G. Barclay, 2;
William Keefe, 3; Charles Edmonston, A; d.
+. Smithson, g; John Siousa, 4.
Silver pitcher for the most popular corps
lieutenant-Lieut. Cowie, 247; Lieut.. En-
twisle, 2.
Diamond Elk pin for the most popular
member of the Elks--John Warde, 30; John
Ellinger, 60; Tony Rodier, q s. A. Curtis 8 !;
NJ, G. Mccormick, 2; Thad. Sailer, Ben
Whitney, 1; J. Y. Potts, 1 DIR. Bliss, 2; Bob
Callahan, ! Bob Walker 1 VIM. Dickson, 81;
T. A. Sullivan, 1.
The Woodbury. gold-headed cane for the
most popular honorary member-W. II.
Clagett, "a; Robert l.. Anderson, 8; W. b.
Moses, 8; Charles Klotz, 8; George j. Muel-
Ter, z; G. w. Leannarda, A; G. Heurich, 2; T..
A. Sullivan, 1.
Fishing tackle for the most popular fisher
man-D. j. Connor, 671; W. II. Mills, las;
Thomas Russell, 49, II. E. Davis, 70; Levi
Woodbury., l0i II. A. Whitaker 4 James
ID. Cleary, 15 Maj. George S. Koontz 20; r.
A. Parke, 8; L. Oppenheimer, 8 President
Arthur, ~.
Dress cap for the most popular member of
the corps-Lieut. Entwisle dS !. Capt. Ross q.
Desk for the most popular newspaper man
Clus Cromwell, %; Charles 7. Murray, II;
Harry L. West, II; John B. Mccarthy, Ii ;
Frank B. Noyes, A III. j. Ramsdell, /.
Silver punch bowl and ladle for the most
popular hotel or saloon-T, A. Sullivan, 3S (;
Riggs house, 2S; Ebbitt house, 10; s. Aman, Z (;
M. V. Tierney, 90 George w. Driver, 73 (;
William II. Wright, 10; Hank Elwood, 80; /;
viii liam Helmus H.
Shuster & Sons embroidered dress for the
most popular lady assistant-Miss Rose Will
hanson. 20; Miss Carrie SWEET, Al; Miss Nan
ME Allen, IS; Miss Lulu Herbert, g.; Miss
Nellie Swett 81; Mrs. Mellach, 5; Mrs. Mil
Ter, 81 Mrs, NJ. V. Benner, 16.
Butchers scales for the most popular
butcher-M, Homiller, Ia; William Hoover,
Is j. r. Kelley, z; George Noble, 16.
Barber's chair and shaving kit for the most
popular barber-S. s. Brooks, 9O5; Robert
Wilson, 1903 Carter Stewart, 149; Joe Shorter,
g; Henry Burgess, 1S0; Joe Cato, IL G. p.
Rallo, a Ben A. Miller, 2; Riggs house, II;
NJ. Keating, 6; executive mansion, 4 Arling-
ton hotel, 2; Costin & Bruce,7.
Florence oil stove for the most popular let
ter carrier-Tabler, IA; Follin, 16; Tolson, 8 !;
Parker, 2; Carew, q Dennison, 9.
Set of buggy harness for the most popular
gentleman-Dr A. Il. johnson, 35; A. W..
Kelley, 3; John Gheen, 8; Mr.. Laflerty, Z.
Bicycle for the most popular bicyclist-W.
b. Howell, 10; NJ. d, Rosenberg, 27 f. ID.
Eshleman, 49, Rex Smith, %; L. Bradford, 20.
Lawn tennis set for the most popular lawn
tennis club-Maple'c f3; Washington club
%; Kendall Green club, Is; Maj. B. p.
Nimmack, l
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of an ice wagon-J. T. Hutchinson
i22; NJ. Kinslow, 223; John Burns, 1903; G.
w. Mattingly, 10.
Pair of scales for the most popular butter
cutter-Walter G. Coburn, 20; James L.
Oyster, 10; j. G. Pearson, Z.
Violin for the most popular musician-E.
Szemelenyi, 4; Prof. Schroeder, 12; Prof.
Sousa, 21; Prof. Donch, 49, Prof. Pistorio,7.
Ladies' jardiniere for the most popular
lady-Mrs. q. A. Sheehan, SO Miss Beattie, 42.
Letter carriers suit for the most popular
letter carrier-Rittenhouse, Is; Wetzel, 90 /;
Berkeley, "a Douglass, /.
Conversation chair for the most popular
gentleman-James Il. Waugh, 3; &. Il. Noyes,
8; J. b. Crawford, 90.
Billiard cue for the most popular saloon or
billiard parlor-Miller & Jones, 4 Mike
Scanlon, 81 G. w. Holl, z.
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of bakery wagon-Hultz, 4 Hell
mute, 3; Charles Schneider, 2; Henry Arnold
4; c. A. Hoffman, 3; John Baker, 4; Joseph
Wesbury, 3.
The Harvey beer pump for the most popu-
lar saloon-Dan OBrien, A George Driver, g.
Harry Petersen, So.
Auerbach's Queen sewing machine for the
most popular miliner and dressmaker-Mme.
Palmer 10; Mrs. Steele, 10; Nine. Van Reuth,
A; Miss Smallwood, 81 Miss Alice Seal, l6.
Gibson Brothers's solid silver, gold-mounted
composing stick for the most popular printer
w. +. Nabers, "a; j. ii. Cunningham, 5 (;
Ramsdell, l.; II. A. Mcdonald, % w. II.
Lenley, l.