The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

A Presidential election could hardly exceed
in interest that which the contest inaugurated
by The SUNDAY HERALD has developed. To
decide who is the most popular boy or girl in
this city is the task which THE HERALD has i'm
posed on the people of Washington and they
have undertaken it in a manner which shows
the most popular one will surely win. Sub
scription lists have already been begun, and one
might say that almost house-to-house canvass
is being made. The children thems elves are
becoming more and more interested and the
fond hope of each one of securing the pair of
ponies and the surry for himself will un-
doubtedly make the contest close and popular
SUNDAY HERALDs in lots of 500 are ordered al
most each day, the coupons cut out and de-
posted in favor 'of some of the candidates
THE HERALD is searching diligently for a suita-
bic pair Of ponies, but so particular are they
that only the best in every particular shall
be chosen, no selection has as yet been
made The largest number of votes vet re-
ceived have been recorded during the past week.
and the letters of inquiry to conditions, ETC.,
have not ceased. But surely a handsome
sound and 1eetfooted pair of ponies, together
with trim little surry, is not prize to be
scorned, and it is not surprising that so much
interest is shown in the contest. The following
list contains the names of the candidates from
whom is to be elected the winner of the title of
the most popular boy or girl in the city, as well
as The SUNDAY HERALD's extravagant prize:
l. Edith w. Hough, 245 N. Capitol street.
2. Edward E. Darby. l245 Twenty ninth street
northwest.
3 Clarence r; Frey: ,S, $9l0 street northwest
5. Benjamin Harrison Mckee, Executive Man
6. Garnett L. Hobbs, 800 X street northwest
T. Irene r. Wallach l29 Indiana avenue north
west.l
s. Edward Fisher McKnew, 2424 Fourteenth
o. Welhelmina LaHayne, 1l17 b street south
east.
10. Katharine May Brooks, 23O4 Fourteenth
street northwest.
II. Herbert H. Doyle. 3Ol6 street northwest
II. Helen Seuffere, 800 street northwest.
l3, Clement T. Keyworth, 1907 street north
west.
a. Clarence L. Park, 7i5 street northwest.
15 Don Allen, 1905 Q street northwest
1G Walter Foster, 942 S street northwest.
II. Bessie Clark Baker, 1919 street northwest.
Is. Mamie L.. Arm bruster, 26l7 X street north
west.
I9. Henry Sherwood. 1917 Z. Capitol street.
20. Willis NJ. Baum, 712 b street southwest.
2l. Katie E. Gaskins, I205 Twenty-eighth street
northwest.
%. Teresa Belle Kondrup, 1901 New Hampshire
avenue.
g. John c. McCubben, 98s s street northwest.
"a. Richard Dunn White, 1886 street northwest.
25. George w. Yierbuchen, $40 Eighth street
26. r. Golden Donaldson, 2O9 Thirteenth street
27. Charles f. Williams. 81 d street northwest.
Is. Maria Pushaw. 1914 Vermont avenue,
ti9. Hattie Morrow, 4l8 Eighth street southwest.
30. William Charles Hammett, S04 Twentieth
street northwest.
81. L. NJ Hall, 302! Ninth street southeast.
81. Frank Ghiselli. 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
33. Charles f. Sterne, 81 d street northwest
"a. Madge Gilbert. Takoma Park
35. Ada Der1hody, Sl7 + street northwest.
36. p. Frank,Dayis, l544 Ninth street northwest
81. Lizzie Van Week. 407 Fourth street north
east
49,, Ete Wyclioff, 9O8 Massachusetts avenue
northeast.
40. James Joseph Winchester 2Ol3 street
northwest.
Al Walter Foster. 9i2 street northwest.
A. John Naylor SwartZell, 1l07 N street north
west.
49, Frances T. Towers, l3il Fourteenth street
northwest.
A. Frank Ray Howe, 1901 street northwest
45 Charles E Marsh 900 Massachusetts avenue
northwest.
49, Samuel Shellabarger, Jr., S12 Seventeenth
street northwest.