National Republican., 1883-04-26

DuUCnef scales, ana DllllAfu cue.
Tuesday night-Printers' apprentice com
posing stick, pen aud pencil for bank clerk,
newspaper mans desk, oil stove for letter car
rier, set of buggy harness, violin for musi-
clan, Gibson composing stick for printer, Ia
dies jardiniere and babys crib.
Wednesday night-Drug clerks watch,
base ball outfit, Remington gun, Woodbury.
cane, Shusters embroidered dress, bicycle,
letter carriers suit printers library and
dressing gown.
Thursday night--Florist's cane, Morgan &
Kennedy shell, chime whistles for steamboat,
Brooks Bros corps badge, Joyce buggy, Elk
pin, fishing tackle, punch bowl, BARRIERS chair,
ice drivers watch and chain, bakery drivers
watch and chain, beer pump, cart and har-
ness, Auerbach sewing machine, sideboard for
lady, and gas stove for letter carrier.
BLASTED HOPE.
He softly whispered in her ear
"Shall we to the cafe
Meander now my little dear?"
She never spoke him nay
They sat them down, the man and maid,
Then did he gently quoth:
"Wilt thou have cream or lemonade2"
She simply answered "both"
The smiles that erstwhilo wreathed his cheek,
Now swiftly faded thence,
For tho each pocket he did seek,
he found but twenty cents.
He said, "My dear, q man SEQ
Who owes me dollars seYen;
Then from the room he swirl did lie
To breathe the air Of Heaven.
The maiden she did sit and wait
Her nice young mans returning,
But ne'er waiter brought the plate
OF cream her heart was yearning.
And still she sits with ashen lip,
And neither sound nor motion,
AS silent rs chrome ship
On lithographc ocean.
HOW THE VOTING STANDS
Gibson Brothers's solid silver, gold mounted
composing stick for the most popular printer
w. +. Nabers, 65; ]. H. Cunningham, 8; A;
Ramsdell, L; II. A. Mcdonald, 2; w. II.
Tenley, Is. "r.r 'ticl 'Hr
Corps badge for the most popular member
of the corps-J. Il. Dyer, 80; IL. +. Bauer,
2o6; j. G.. Cowie, 80; II. B. Kirkwood, 40.
Butchers scales for the most popular
butcher-M. Homiller, ID William Hoover,
1S ]. r. Kelley, z; George Noble, 16.
Silver punch bowl and ladle for tho most
popular hotel or saloon-T, A. Sullivan, 3s; (;
Riggs house, 2S; Ebbitt house, 13; S. Aman, z
M. V. Tierney, 90; George w. Driver, So; (;
William II. Wright, 1s; Hank Elwood, SO;
William Helmus, 5.
Florence oil stove for the most popular let
ter carrier-Tabler 40; Folln, 16; Tolson, 5 !;
Parker 2; Carew, 2; Dennison, 2.
Auerbach's Queen sewing machine for the
most popular milliner and dressmaker-Mm
\
a; Miss Smallwood, 3; Miss Alice Seal, 16.
Hammock for tho LATEST member of the
corps-Demonet, g.; Burdine, 5; Ross, 5 /;
Pentland, g. Gregory, 6 Ramsdell, l Bill
ings, 10; George Boudinot, IS; S. G.. Wise, 10.
Base ball outfit for the most popular base
ball lclub-Crescents,2 %; Nationals 10; Waver-
lys 81 Columbian College, 80; High school,
Ia; Georgetown college, TO-
Dress cap for tho most popular member of
the corps-Lieut. Entwislc, 62; Capt. Ross, 3
Desk for the most popular newspaper man
Clus Cromwell, 80; Charles r. Murray, II;
Harry L. West, 90; John B. Mccarthy, IA !;
Frank b. Noyes, a; IL. J. Ramsdell /.
Fishing tackle for the most popular fisher
man-D. ]. Connor, 67l; w. II. Mills, 100;
Thomas RUSSELL 10; II. Il. Davis, 70; Levi
Woodbury., 43; ii. A. Whitaker, A James
d. Cleary, 10; Mai George S. Koontz 20; II.
A. Parke, 8; L. oppenheimer, s; President
Arthur Al.
Shuster & Sons embroidered dress for tho
most popular lady assistant-Miss Rose Will
hanson. 20; Miss Carrie Swott, Al Miss Nan
nie Allen, 70; Miss Lulu Herbert, 8; Miss
Nellie Swett 21 Mrs. Mellach, 5; Mrs. Mil
Ter, 20; Mrs. NJ. V..Benner, 10.
Barbers chair and shaving kit for the most
popular barber-S. S. Brooks, 90; Robert
Wilson, 39s Carter Stewart ll9; Joe Shorter
2; Henry Burgess, go; Joe Cato, IL @. =.
Rallo, A Ben A. Miller, 2; Riggs house, Z;
M. Keating, o. executive mansion, A Airing
ton hotel, 2 Costin & Bruce T.
Cart and harness for the most popular con-
tractor-T. NJ. Steep, as; Col. II, l.. Grand
ford, 10; Mike Shea, g.; f. ID. Evans, 4.
Gold pen and pencil for the most popular
bank messenger--George DodsOn, @; William
Cox, 80; Charles Dove, 3; II. c. Barclay, 9;
William Keefe, 3; Charles Edmonston, 4 ID.
+. Smithson, 2; John siousa, A,
Diamond Elk pin for the most popular
member of the Ellss-John Warde, 2i John
Ellinger, 60; Tony Rodier, q S. A. Curtis, 8 (;
M. G. Mccormick 2; Thad. Saier, Ben
Whitney, /; ]. Y, Potts, 1 DIR. Bliss, 2 Bob
Callahan, Bob Walker, / VIM. Dickson, Q;
T. A. Sullivan, l; George w. Driver, A. Mont
Jacobs, /.
The Woodbury. gold.headed cane for the
most popular honorary member-W. II.
Clagett, "a; Robert L. Anderson, 8; W. B
Moses 5; Charles Klotz, 81 George J. Muel-
Ter, Z; G. w. Leannarda, 4; &, Heurich, 2; r.
A, Sullivan, | p, II. Christman, s.
Silver pitcher for the most popular corps
lieutenant-Lieut, Cowie. 257; Lieut.. En-
twisle, .,
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of a bakery wagon-IIultz, 4 Hell
mute, 3 Charles Schneider, g Henry Arnold
IA; G.. A. Hoffman, 3; John Baker, A; Joseph
Wesbury, 3.
Windsor speeding wagon for the most popu-
lar gentleman-G. Thomas Noyes, II; Il. Ii.
Neumeyer, 49, Fred. GieselSing, 20; Thomas
Luttrell, 10; j. f. Oyster, 5 Leon Schell 81.
Violin for the most popular musician-E.
Szemelenyi, 4 Prof. Schroeder, 12; Prof.
Sousa, 21i Prof. Donch, l2; Prof, Pistoro,T,
Ladies, .jardiniere for the most popular
lady-61M. G. A. Sheehan, 6S; Miss Beattie, 43.
Double barrel shotgun for the most popular
sportsman-W. w. Eldridge, 100; Sergt. John
son, SO Il. j. Luttrell, 142; j. l.. McGraw, s,
Solid silver badge for the most popular
policeman-0fficer Harlow, Z; Lieut. Arnold,
66; Sergt. johnson, A.
Kimball organ for tho most popular wife of
an honorary member-Mrs. George #. Timms,
30; Mrs. George Kraft 4 (; Mrs. Yogt g.
Gold watch and chain for the most popular
driver of an ice wagon. Il. Hutchinson
425; NJ. Kinsow, 253; John Burns, 3O3; O.
w. Mattingly 10.
Pair of scales for the most popular butter
cutter-Walter q. Coburn, 30; James +.
Oyster, 10; j. c. Pearson, Z.
Baby's crib for anybody's baby. Barbour
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