National Republican., 1883-04-24

NJ. q. Mccormick, 2; Thad. sailcr, ; Ben
Whitney, /; J. Y Potts, / Dr. Bliss, 2 Bob
Callahan, Bob Walker, 1 /; VIM. Dickson, 2;
Gus DE Grummond, 9; Thomas Jacobs. 1.
Iho Woodbury. gold-headed cane for the
most popular honorary member-W. II.
Clagett, a; Robert L. Anderson, 8; w. b.
Moses, 5; Charles Klotz, 8; George J. Muel-
Ter, q; @. w. Leannarda, a. c. Heurich, 3
Fishing tackle for the most popular fisher
man-D. j. Connor, 671; w. II. Mills, 145;
Thomas Russell, 10; II. f. Davis, 80; Levi
Woodbury., 10i II. A. Whitaker 4 James
D. Cleary, 10; Maj. George $. Koontz, 20; R.
A. Parke, 8.
Dress cap for the most popular member of
the corps-Lieut. Entwisle, 4s Capt Ross, 2,
Desk for the most popular newspaper man
Clus Cromwell %; Charles Il. Murray, II (;
Harry L. West, 16; John b. Mccarthy, ID ;
Frank B. Noyes, 4 II. J. Ramsdell, 1.
Pair of scales for the most popular butter
cutter-Walter e.. Coburn, 20; James +.
Oyster, 13; J. c. Pearson, z.
Violin for the most popular musician-E.
Szemelenyi, a; Prof Schroeder, 12; Prof
Sousa, 81 Prof. Donch, 10; Prof. Pistorio,7.
Ladies' jardiniere for the most popular
lady-Mrs. G. A. Shcehan, 6S Miss Beattie, 42
Letter carriers suit for the most popular
letter -Rittenhouse, 10; Wetzel 81 (;
Borkley, 81; Douglass, 1.
Silver punch bowl and ladle for tho most
popular hotel or saloon--T A. Sullivan, 16 !;
Riggs house, 2S; Ebbitt house, 13; S. Aman, Il;
NJ. V. 1ierney, 90; George w. Driver, 20 I;
William II. Wright, 1S; Hank Elwood, 80 ;
William Helmus a.
Shuster & Sons embroidered dress for the
most popular lady assistant-Miss Rose Will
hanson, 20; Miss Carrie SWEET, Al; Miss Nan
nie Allen, 63; Miss Lulu Herbert, O.; Miss
Nellie SWEET, 21; Mrs. Mellach, 8.
Barber's chair and shaving kit for the most
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Wilson, 1903 Carter Stewart, 149; Joe Shorter,
2; Henry Burgess, %; Joe Cato, II c. =.
Rallo, Ben A. Miller 2; Riggs house, Z;
NJ. Heating, 8; executive mansion, 4 4; Arling-
ton hotel, - Costin & Bruce, Z.
Butchers scales for tho most popular
butcher-M, Homillor, ID; William Hoover,
16 j. r. Kelley, z; George Noble, is.
Florence oil stove for the most popular let
ter carrier-Tabler, ID; Follin, 8; Tolson, 8 !;
Parker. 9; Carew, 2; Dennison, 9.
Set Of buggy harness for the most popular
gentleman-Dr. A. Il. johnson, 30; A. w.
Kelley, 8; John Gheen, 3; Mr.. Lafferty, :.
Bicycle for the most popular bicycist-W.
r. Howell, Is; NJ ID. Rosenberg, "a; +. ID.
Eshleman, 13; Rex Smith, %; +. Bradford, g.
Lawn tennis set for the most popular lawn
tennis club-Maple club, 13; Washington club,
90; Kendall Green club, 10; Maj. b. p
Nimmack, l
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of an ice wagon-J. T. Hutchinson
1862; NJ Kinslow, 223; John Burns, 1903; C..
w. Mattingly, 10.
Conversation chair for tho most popular
gentleman-James .. Waugh, 3; &. I. Noyes,
8; j. B. Crawford, 20.
Billiard cue for the most popular saloon or
billiard parlor-Miller & Jones, A Mike
Scanlon, 5.
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of a bakery wagon-Hultz, A Hell
mute, 3; Charles Schneider, 9.
The Harvey beer pump for the most popu-
lar saloon-Dan O'Brien, 4 f; George Driver, 3.
Auerbach's Queen sewing machine for the
most popular milliner and dressmaker--M
Palmer, 10; Mrs. Steele 10 Nine. Van Reuth,
A; Miss Smailwood, 3; Miss Alice Seal, 49,