The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-06
ONLY THREE DAYS MORE.
THE EUROPEAN TRIP CONTEST TO
CLOSE ON TUESDAY EVENING.
How the Votes Will be Counted and the
Announcement of the Result Made
Miss Bevard Still at the Head of the Poll
The other Leading Candidates.


The other Leading Candidates.
The "merry war'' which has been raging for
several weeks between the friends of a number
of popular Washington school teachers for THE
SUNDAY HERALD's free vacation tour of Eu-
rope is drawing to a close The last vote will
be received at 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
and as soon as the polls close committee of
well-known gentlemen will proceed to count
the ballots The teacher who is found to have
the highest number of votes will be declared
the winner. The successful competitor will at
once be notified as to the result, so that ample
time will be afforded to prepare for the trip to
Europe. The other leading candidates will
also be informed without delay of the outcome
of the balloting Then, on Sunday next, the
result of the contest will be published in detail
in THE HERALD, with its correctness certified
to by the committee of disinterested citizens
who will have charge of the count.
The teacher who wins the prize will sail from
New York, as already announced, on the mag
nifcent steamer City of New York, on Wednes
day, July 16, for months tour of Europe as
the guest of The SUNDAY HERALD.
The voting the past week has been fairly
brisk, although it is still evident that the friends
tant to show their full strength until the last
day. The fact that the contest is thus, in a
measure, going on in the dark makes the out
come uncertain, and it is likely there will be
some big surprises when the result is
nounced
Miss Kate H. Bevard, who so suddenly went
to the head of the poll last week. still maintains
that position. She now has the handsome total
of 442 votes. Next to her comes Miss M. w.
Garges, with ] ,2O2 votes. Miss E. X. Scott
stands third with 991 votes while Miss j. P.
McCauley is close fourth, having 955 Mr.. j.
T. Freeman is now fifth on the list, with 7S6
votes Then come Miss A. NJ. Wilson, with
379; Miss NJ. E. Rowe, with 206; Miss Emogene
Bear, with 1S1; Miss E. L. MacCartney, with
1T, and Miss S. j. Oliphant, with 1863.
THE CONTESTANTS.
Following is q list of the teachers for whom
votes have been cast the past week and the
number of said votes up to Saturday night
Allen. Miss Belle. .........:... ..............
Anderson, Miss Marion W..................
Aukward. Miss Mary ary...................... 149
BeSIIoMHfis BeVard, Miss iss Kate ,44s
Burgess Miss M. E.... ..................... l
Beckham, Miss Blanche. he..................'.
Bradley, Miss L. A.........'..'......'...'
Burns, Miss Bessie. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bear, Miss Emogene. ne.'''''''''''....'''.''' loi
Boyd, Miss ID.
Beers, Miss Annie. e.....,................... 22
Brown, Miss J A.. .'..................'......
Baker, Miss J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Book, Miss E. j ...............,.............
Brooks, Miss Miss y NJ W'''''''''.'.'.'''...'.'.
Brown. Miss l.. F......
Blair, Miss r.. H H...:...,.......,............. II
Burlingame, Miss A. .E.....................
Boss, Miss Virginia a........................
Brown, Miss Susie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Bayly, Miss Margaret.
Bettes Miss Emma. ''...''.'''..'.'''.'.'
Brewer, Miss A. Observation-Disclosures.
Burgess Mr. Nh: p p. s SS''''''.'.''''''''.'.''.''.
Clarke, NE 9. S;''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Chase. Miss g. NJ M;'''''''''.''''.'''.''''''.' a
Cohen, Miss l.. II H.....,..,...,...,.......... ~
Campbell Miss F. .J.;......,............,.
Cavanaugh. Miss j. .T......................
Cation, Miss Eliza ;,,.'''.'''''''.''.''.''''''
Chesney, Miss A.A..................... A.
Champion, Miss Mabel. ID
Clements, Miss L. III. .................... II
Conney. Miss NJ. A.. Observation-Disclosures.
Doyle. Miss a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dulin, Miss e. V....,..............,....,,.
Davis, Mr.. G. .A.........................
Dessez, Miss @. .C................. ......... IA
Dyer, Miss II. Z. .'...''.'''''''...
Dver' Miss Mss d.
DOYLE, Miss A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Davenport, Miss NJ. M.J.......,.."......,... !
DuVall, Miss Il. .L.......................... IL
Dutton, Miss A; M. .:....,.,.,.....,.....,,
DAVIS. MT. CndrleS n
Dove, Miss B M''.''''''
East, Miss NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Edmonds Miss u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Eisenbeiss, Miss Emma,
Emory, Miss Virginia. RECOMMENDATIONS, IL
freeman. Mr.. j. .T.................,....... 7S8
Foley, Miss A. 8
Free, MISS III: J..'.......,',.....,,,''...'' II
flnCkel. MT " A''''''','''.'
ruler, MISS n. II '''.,''..''.'.,,,,,'
Fisher, Mr. j. M, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r.. L..
Gunion, Miss Nina. Observation-Disclosures.
Gilbert Miss Il. M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gore. Miss Nj. F....,.......,.............. 9
Cooley, MISS n; L'.''''''
Gore, Miss II. K..................,.,..... 3
Garrett, Miss Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Garges, Miss NJ. W........,....,....,,.... Loo
Grant Miss A. A.L......,................... L.. g
Galeskl, Miss A. L......,....,.............. l3
Garrison, Miss @. L..,.........,,,., ......
Gage, Mr.. N. P...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Hazen, Miss l. IL. :'.'''''''' ''''''''''''....', l3
Hines Miss M. Nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Halliday, Miss y. E..,....,,,..,....,.,,...
Hunt, Miss IL. E....................,...,.
Harmon, MISS II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nj II
Hendley, Miss II. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Hartmann, Miss w. C.....................
Hickey, Miss S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Harstall Miss Sarah. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Hunter, Miss aee................,......,
Hodges, Miss Jennie,,..,, ,..,..'.....,.,,. 10
Johns, Mr. Frank Observation-Disclosures. 3
Johnson Miss M. .C..,....,...,...,.....,...
Jenkins, Miss Mae. ae.......................... l6T
Johnson Miss III. p P..,.........,....... .....
johnson, Miss @. A..,........., ...,.......
Jochum, Miss q. q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL