The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-15

Miss Il. TX. Scott Third-A Suburban Lot
Added to the Prizes.
There has been a slight lull the past week In
the voting on THE SUNDAY HERALD's free Eu-
ropean trip contest for the most popular school
teacher. This has not been due to any falling
off in interest, for the rivalry between the ten
leading candidates has grown keener every
day. In fact, it is result of this rivalry, for
the campaign managers of the different con-
testants are holding back, waiting to guage the
strength of their competitors before showing
their own.
Miss j. P. McCauley is In the lead this week
with TAG votes to her credit Miss McCauley's
friends are active and energetic, and they are
determined that she shall win the prize.
Professor Freeman's friends, on the other
hand, are working with equal ardor
for that gentleman, and have so far
cast for him 652 votes, giving him
second place. Miss E. X. Scott is in
third place with 400 votes, and many energetic
friends working in her interest. Miss A. NJ.
Wilson is fourth, with 216 votes; Miss NJ. E.
Rowe fifth, with 206 votes; Miss NJ. w. Garges
sixth, with 174 votes Miss E. L: Mccartney
seventh, with 173 votes; Miss Mae Jenkins
eighth, with 161 votes; Miss T. '. Kemp ninth,
with ISL votes and Miss S. j. Oliphant tenth,
with 147 votes.
Every One Can Vote.
An impression prevails in some quarters that
only pupils OF the schools can vote in this con
test. This is wrong. Every one can vote. Cut
YOUR ballots ont of TIE HERALD and send them
Still Another Prize for the Winner.
Still another prize has been added to those
which already await the school teacher who is
proved most popular by winning IHE HERALDS
European trip contest. This latest prize is
nothing less than suburban lot. The follow
ing tells the story:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IA, 1890.
We the undersigned, owners OF East Deane-
wood, D. c., will give choice lot In the above
subdivision to the successful candidate com
petiug for the free trip to Europe, so gener-
ously offered by THE SUNDAY HERALD.
BENJAMIN G. POLE,
JULIAN w. DEANE, NJ. D.
Order Your Papers in Advance.
Those who contemplate putting in large
number of votes for any of the candidates
should sendin their orders for papers in ad-
vance TEE HERALD's regular edition is
usually exhausted before Monday evening, and
those who want from 200 to 500 copies extra
must notify the office on Saturday III order TO
he sure of getting them
THE CONTESTANTS.
Following is a list of the teachers for whom
votes have been cast the past week and the
number of said votes up to Friday night:
d Anderson, Miss Marion w.....,..',....."
Awkward, Miss Mary y.......,.,....,....... "
Armstrong; g.s Mis- M 3. J.'....,.,.,..,....... -
Beckhan, Miss Blanche.
Bradley, Miss l.. A.'......
Burns, Miss Bessie. ........,..............
Bear. Miss Emogene ne...........'''''...... IA
Boyd, Miss d. w
Beers, Miss Annie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
Brown, Miss j.
Baker. Miss j.
Book, Miss Il. j J,...,.,.,......' .'.''..'...''..
ROnde. Miss 10. Co.. ...,.,.,..,....... =
Brooks Miss NJ. W......................... w.
Brown Miss k. T..........................
Brown, Miss L: F.............,..,.......,.. 4
Buriingame, Miss A. A.E....................
Boss, Miss Virginia. a...,......,..,.,,...,...
Brown, Miss Susle.,..., ~
Bayly, Miss Margaret. !
Bettes, Miss Emma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brewer, Miss A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Burgess, Mr.. E. S...............,..,,.,,,..,
Brown, Miss e: Y ..,..,.......' ...''....''
Chase, Miss E. NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Cohen, Miss L. H. ..,...,....'.,...,....,....
Campbell, Miss +, F,J.;......................
Cavanaugh, Miss j. T...,.....,..,.,,.,..
Cation, Miss Eliza ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Cowlng Miss E. E..........''.'''.'..''..'
Chesney, Miss a. A.A.................... 2
Champion, Miss Mabel. el..................... ID
Clements. Miss L. II -. .....,.,..,..,...,., Il
COnnely, Miss NJ. Al. ..,.',,,,,.,... Is
G6afe, Doge Mss MISS Z. f. R........... R.......,.,.
Dulin, Miss E,
Dessez, Miss G. Co., ..,....,,,, .,...,.,. Ii
Over, Miss 10. C,,,,,..., ,','''''.,,. i
DVer' Miss r. VI W....,....................., 4
Doyle Miss a. NJ -, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Davenport, Mss NJ. J..,....,''''''',''.''. i
DAILY, Miss |. M Observation-Disclosures, 10
DuVal, Miss IL. L..,,,....' '''''''''' X
Dutton Miss a. Mo-. ...,...,.,.,.,.,,,. .
Davis. Mr.. Charles A....,,,..,,.,,..' ..'.'
DAILY, Miss !. Nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Dove Miss B. NJ M,,,.,..',,,,''..''''
Erb, Miss l. Nj ..''.'..'.''...''''' .
East, Miss M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Edmonds Miss E. A....................., IL
Eisenbeiss, Miss Emma. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Emory. Miss Virginia. a.....,.,............,,
Farr, Miss 5. NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
Freeman, Mr.. j. T......................., 652
Foley, Miss a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, M 8
Free, Miss II. J..........................,. IL
Finckel. Mr. G. K...,,,.,...,, ,..,.....,..
Fuller, Miss A, IL. H.,,.........,.,..,....,..'
Fisher, Mr. j.. M, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FalrDrOtnef, MT. l''.''. '','','.,,'.'..., II
Gunion, Miss Nina. o
Cord, Miss M. J...................,........ IA
Gilbert. Miss +. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M l
Gore. Miss Nj. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cooley Miss Il. L..........................
Gore, Miss 10. K....,....,,..,,.,,,.,.,.. 3
Garrett, Miss X. A.........,.,,,.......... 10
Gibson, Miss Sarah h........,,,.,..,......., IA
Garges Miss NJ. W........,.....,......,.. ia
Grant, Miss a. L.,.,...
Goetz, Miss Nina. 2
GaleSkl, Miss A. L...........,.,,..,.,....., l3
Garrison, Miss G. L.........,.,,.,... ...... 2
Gage, Mr.. N. P....,...,.,'.. ...,.'.',,..,,.,, II
Hazen, Miss /. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l3
Hines, Miss Nj. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Halliday Miss f. E..,,.....,..............
Hunt Miss E. E,.....,......,..,...........
Harmon, Miss II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Hendley, Miss +. M.........,.,,,,,....,,., y
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