Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-25
The w. L.. 4. Corps Fair.
LARGE ATTENDANCE LAST BvEaINe-HOw THE
voTING FOR VARIOUS AKTICLKs STANDS

The National Rifles visited the Washington Light
Infantry fair last evening and received an ova-
ton from their brothers In arms The rink was
crowded to overlooking. Col Moore made a neat
speech OF welcome, to which Col Burnside re-
sponded appropriately. During the evening the
voting for various articles was continued When
the polls closed for the night the record stood as
follows:
Base ball outft-Crescents, %; Nationals, 10;
Wayerlys, 5; Columbian Cnllege, IS; high school,
"a; Georgetown College, 10
steam chime whistle-GeOrge Leary, 8: Mattano
II; Arrowsmith, s; w. w. Corcoran, 40; Armenia,
"; Jane Moseiey, 10; Excelsior, s.; Lady of the
Lake, 10; j. w. Thompson. 4: Sue,
g. Cowie 80; H. B. Kirkwood, 40.
nklmbali organ-Mrs. George F. Timms, So; Mrs
speeding wag0n-G. Thomas Noyes r.; E. Fl.
trel, IS; J. F. Oyster, 8; Leon sehsl, n.
shot gun-W. W. Eldrdge. 100; Sergt johnson,
"a; I: j. Luttrell, 1s9; J. l. McGraw, s.
Policeman's badge-Officer Harlow, Z; Lieut.
Arnold, Al; Sergt johnson. T.
Contractors cart-T. NJ. Steep 4S; Col. II l.
Crawford. TO-
Corps autograph qullt-CoL Moore o.
Cox, se: Chas. Dove, 3: H C. Barclay, 2; VIM
keefe, 3; Chas Edmonston. 4; ID. F. S,nithson, 2;
John Sousa, 4.
Silver pitcher for the most popular corps lieu
I tenant-LlenL. Cowie. 2f7; Lient. Entwsle, 2.
Diamond Elk pln-John Warde, %: John Film
ger, 60; Tony ~ RodieT 2: s. A. Curtis, e. NJ G. Nc
!: Potts, /: Or. Bliss, 9; Bob Callahan, /; Bob
walker, 1; VIM. Dickson, 2; T. A. Sullivan, :.
slaget', "a; Robert L. Anderson, 8; ". B, Moses,
5; Charles klotZ, 8: George J. Mueller, 2; c. w.
LeanGaria 4; c. Heurich, 2; \. a. Sullivan, !.
Fishing tackled j. Common, 67]4; W. II. Mills,
145; Thomas Russell, Is; ii. E. Davis, 70; Levi
Cleary, IS; Major Geo $ Koontz, 70; r a. Fake ,
3; l. Oppeahcimer, 5; President Arthur. Az.
Dress cap-Lieut. EntNisle, q; Capt Ross q
Newspaper mans desk-Clas cromwell, 81;
pha.la3 !. Murray. " Harry l. West II; John
DELL !.
silver punch bowl-T. A. sullivan. IS; Riggs
S eFncy 90 Ge eore R NJ Df1s s a. VIM VIM
Il: Hank Elwood, SO; william Heimus. T.
Silver composing stick for printers apprentice
Il; Wilson, Z; A. C. Proctor, IS; N. Poynton. q.
Goid-headed cane for florist. II. small 25;
do s,n,t asee sns1 l.; John coleman,
club. n: A. b. CrOpley. 8; John r. White, 4; En-
\" mel Mch Lac. William Roberts 4
Nathan, 113; II. E. Barrett, 2; Ben Sater 3; Tom
Howard, 4; q. w. Van Syckel, 20; Frank Manning,
l0a; " C. Wampler, 2
~; Garrett Tucker. 10; WOrthie Steele, IS; Joseph
+. Maioy, 2; May Heinicke, 8: DR.. j. H. Derner-
a 5is1 u Frank A. Richardson l. H. J. Rams
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5: Burfine 8; Ross, 8:
Fentland, 9; Gregory. 8; Ramsdel /; Billings, 10;
Geo bou'tinot, IS; $. g. Wise, 10.
Embroidered dress-Miss Rose Williamson 20;
Miss Carrie SWEET. Al; Miss Mamie Allen. IS: MIS-
Luia Herber': 2; Miss Nellie SWEET, 81; Mrs. Mel
lach, 5; Mrs. Miller, B; Mrs. VI. V. Benncr, Is.
Butchers scales-H. HomIller. j.; VIM Hoover
IL: j. r. Kelley, :; Geo Noble, 16
b4IoeI,s chairs. :. Brooks. s0s: Robt. Wilson,
3&; carter Stewart, 49, Joe Shorter, 2: Henry
Burgess, 1870; Joe Cato, H. G. p. Rallo. 4; Ben
~ hfiier2 z; Riggs House, 4; N. Heating, s: Elk
e.ntive Mansion. 4; Arlington Hotel 2; Cooton s.
Bruce, z.
letter carriers OIL stove-Tabler, ID; Follin, 16;
TGson, s; Parker, 2; Carew, Q; Dannison, 2
10 hP A ypl.s. NY
Kelley. 8; John Gleen, 3; MI Laf1erty. :.
h cycie-W. B Howell. 10; NJ. d. Rosenberg. p;
D. nshlsman IS; Rex smith, 81 Bradford 20
Ciuo y; Kendall Green Club, IS; Maj. u. F. MINI
Ice wagon drivers watch. T. Hutchinsa n 80
t1nciy. 10.
Butter dealers scales-Walter g. Coburn. 90.
James +. oyster, IS; j. c. Pearson, :.
Nloilrl-E. Szemeenyi. a; Prof. Schroeder. 12;
Prof Sousa, II; Prof. D0nch, ~; Prot PtstoriO T.
Ladies lafdiniere-Mrs- g. A Sheehan, Is: Miss
Letter carriers suit-Rlttenhouse, IS: wetzel go:
Berkeley. e.; Douglas,
conversation chafr-JAS E Nanrh q. O. #
N0yGs, 5; j. b. Crawford, 20
Billlard c9e-Miilef & Jones. 4; Mike ScaniOn, s;
mute, j; Charles Schneider, 9: Henry Arnold 4:
a. a Hoffman, 3; John Baker, a; Joseph Wesbury,
Harvey beer punp-Dan OBrien, 4; Geo. Driver
g.; Harry Petersen. IS.
Queen sewing machlne-Mme Palmer, 10; Mrs.
steele, 10; Nine. Van Reuth. 4; Miss Smallwood g.;
Mss Alice seal. IL
r, G2id-mountet composing stick for printer-w.
r; NaDeIs. "a; }. H. Cunningham, 8; Ramsdell, ! !;
Il. A Mcdonald, 2: W. Ii. Tenley,l.
Advertising in the Evening Star
To tue Editor Of The EVENING STAR.
GEoRGErowN. DC, April cath, 1889.
had no adequate conception or your capacity
OF advertising Ny notice OF house to rent"
eo-5t, mas almost worn out my hall and door ser
want. Ihave been overwhelmed day by such a
multitude OF applicants that must beg YOU to
apply brake and Withdraw my advertisement AT
once. "Fania" with her trumpet Is nothing to
your organ with Its twenty thousand voices.
lease SHUT 1t OF. Yours sincerely, c.
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The Memorial Church Debt.
MEASURES ADOPTED At THE MEETING LAST NIGHT
meeting OF the congregation OF the Memorial
Lutheran church was held last eveaing In the lee
ture room for the purpose fCOnsidering the prop
osition made to complete the church, II the debt
was payed. DR.. Louis II. Baugher presided and
Mr.. GEO W. Callahan acted as secretary The
proposition that had been made by friend OF the
church, whose name was withheld, was submitted
In the lorjn OF resolution. This friend offered to
complete the three towers OF the church
th i Of the Of BIRTH CT Ma the
providing that the church pay of $4,000 of the
debt within the next two years. This proposition
was acceiteC after speeches by several, express
ing the belief In the ability OF the CONGREGATION
TO assume their share, and q resolution was
adopted to ut once inaugurate measures to secure
the needed subscriptions. A committee OF SIX con-
ststlng OF capt Albert White, DR.. Graham, Nessrs
Kinsel, Stewart, Finckel and Clifton WAS an
pointed 10 canvass those present ana S., 106 was
raised. i committee viii be appointed TO canvass
the congregation.
IHgODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Tonight, as stated IN yesterdays STAR, the mem.
GERS OF the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows In
TIE District VIII join IN celebration OF the Gath
anniversary OF the order at Odd Fellows hall.
following program:-Overture "Arton. y S.hroe-
tntpnx a,