Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
THE NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR.
The Emmett Guards visit the Fair
ROOm-HoW the Voting Stands.

The National Rifles Fair room was thronged
last night with the friends of the organization.
The chief event of the evening was the visit of
the Emmett Guards. During the evening re-
ports of an expected raid by the police upon
the spinning jenny caused considerable of a
futter. The spinning jenny was stopped, and
little girl with q box substituted. Numbers
were placed in q box and the little girl drew
them out. The contest for the various articles
to be voted for appears to have begun in
earnest At the close of the fair last even
ing the voting stood as follows:
Pug dog--Katie Lambie, 10; Mollie De Saules,
Il; Mrs Mrs: T. Gridsn s. Mrs Df; $; T. Mason g.
ant orphan asylum, 8; Catholic orphan asylum,
10; st. Vincentorphan asylum, 8. Gold watch
way, II; b. B. Major, Ii; n. K. Hantsberry.
%; F. H. Chaffee, %; A. r. Holden, 1. Grow
iers Jewel, to any GroWlerLCoL Sprague, 20;
r. B. Stokes, 4; Chas. Douglass, 8; Geo. r: Gal
lagner, 25: BeIkley. 10; J. II, smith, 10: Bcy-
fie to any Msa TO- Rob
w. H. Somerville, L; Skid Brooks, 25; Jas. San
som, =; Joe McDermot, 8. Elks' jewel to any
knss s. 10 any pstent
u. Prescription scales to any druggist-Harry
Walton, To- ssos a c ccnn; n Co., 10:
6. A. bentley, SO; Louis +. Flemmer, II;
Robert F. stone, 10; E. =. Cissell. $Ola
linson, Is; Frank +. Harding, IL; Charlie Cum
ming, IL; e. v. Lawrence, 8; Gus. Voigt, L.
Plumbers outfit--to any journeyman plumber
or observation-disclosures Hurley, IS; F. w. Vensble,
20; Jas. Roach, so; Jonn Mitchell, jr., 10. Cash
register-Freund, a.; Buckingham, 8; Jarvis,
9; RUSSELL, 10; The Oasis, 8. Gold charm, to
base ball player-Phil Baker, 90 Chas. Snyder,
~; Bob Barr, u; w. G. Wise, 2. Type writer
Miss Calvert, IA; Miss Eulalie Gardner, 10;
Josie n. FAINT, %; A. L. Kingsley, 5. Silver
punch bowl, to any restaurant keeper-SOlari
Bros, 26; s. Aman, 20; p. Moore, as; c. A. Sau-
ter, Is; Sam Gassenheimer, Fl; Frank Johnson,
13; Dave Hagerty, 10; Chas. Losekam, "a; E.
F. Brown, 2. N. r. badge, to any nom
commissioned officer or private = late
Simms, 1914; G. A. Drury, %; Clint Seitz, 8.
Past I'm. Com. K. 7. Jewels-ThOs. SOmmer-
Vile, "a; E. G. Davis, 119; Mat. Trimble, II:
Geo. Corson. 1S. French doll and trousseau-
Halle Needing, 6S; Ethel Tibbitts, 80; Marie
Plant s; Billy Rupp.2. Plated pitcher, to plate
printer of Bureau of Engraving and Printing
ulster-Miss Minnie Carr, %; Miss Luly Daily,
ID; Mrs. Jno. P. Smart, 10. Spencer scholar
ship-Edward M. Barnitz, 1; Willie Waldo, 2la
Printers composing stick-Ed. Tomlinson, %:
Willie Simonds, %: G. p. Ouurbach, 10. Ed
ftors chair-Hal4ett Kilbourn Critic, %; Still
son Hutchins POST, "a; Z. w. Fox (Repl, 81;
editor Canteen, -; Henry Jones POST, 5. Din
ner set-Mrs. E. A. Goodwin, %; Mrs. HI. Selig-
son, 33; Mrs. G. p. Lincoln, 81; Mrs. G. A. She
han, 20; Mrs. G. A. Bentley, 1O4; Mrs. Fred
Bracket, "a. Post sewing machine-Miss Nc
Gill, 10; Miss Hargrove, IL; Miss Bouvet, Ia;
Miss Netie O'Prey, 20. Infants swing-Ned
De Saules, Z; Geo. Stokes, 8; Charlie Atkinson,
8; Willis Magruder, 4; and Jim Wright, 5.