The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25

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Watch for the Winner.
The offer made in THE HERALD Of last Sun
day to give the most popular teacher in WASH
ington a trip to Europe this summer created
decided furore in school circles. 1t has been
the topic of the week among teachers and
pupils and their friends. In fact, it has
been discussed in every home of Washing
ton where the favorite Sunday jour
nal of the Capital City is read, and on all
sides expressions of warm commentator for
THE SUNDAY HERALD's generous enterprise
have been heard. 1t is admitted by every one
to be the most unique and generous undertak-
ing ever inaugurated by Washington journal
Not only was THE HERALD's offer the talk of
the town, but it bore immediate fruit. Teach
ers and pupils and their friends at once became
deeply interested, and proceeded without loss
of time to clip the coupons out of THE HERALD
and send them in bearing the name of the
teacher whom they thought most deserv-
ing to be THE HERALD's guest in the
contemplated tour of Europe. There has
been steady stream of these ballots pouring in
since Monday last for about two hundred can
didates The pupils of the various schools seem
to have become thoroughly interested in the
contest and have turned in and worked with
will to get votes for their favorte teachers.
Although but a single week of the contest
has elapsed, already over 1900 ballots have
come in. This furnishes the amplest proof of
the extraordinary interest taken in the contest.
A Gold Watch for the Winner.
This week The SUNDAY HERALD has to an
nounce still another interesting feature. 1t is
that the winner of the contest for the European
trip will be given handsome gold watch, of
the finest American make and beautifully en-
graved case. This handsome addition to The
HERALD's prize is made by Mr.. Frank lIoffa,
the jeweler, of No. 400 Seventh street.
THE CONTESTANTS.
Following is list of the teachers for whom
votes have been cast the past week and the
number of said votes up to 8 o'clock last night
Allen, Miss Belle. ............. ..............
Austin. Miss Nj. J................,.........
Awkward. Miss Mary. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Armstrong, Miss 3. .A......................
Burgess, Miss NJ. E.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Beckham, Miss Blanche. he...................
Bradley, Miss L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Burns, Miss Bessie. Observation-Disclosures.
Bear, Miss Emogene. ne.....'....'...'...''.. ~
Boyd, Miss ID. w W......,....................
Beers, Miss Annie. ie.................,........ 10
Brown. Miss J A.. ....'.''''.'..'.'...'.'..
Baker, Miss j. E..........
Book, Miss IL. j ............''' '''''....'''.
Bonde Miss g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Brooks, Miss M. W......................... 9
Brow Brown; NM Miss L. u Il
Blair, MISS II, ,fi:: i3''''''''''''''.. \
Boss, Miss virginia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Brown, Miss Susie .:.'............'.'..... Is
Bayly, Miss Margaret. .........,...........
Bettes, Miss Emma. a............,..,..'...,.
6Sass Burgess; Nm Mr. a =; M
Cohen, Miss L. H ..;.................,....r
Campbell Miss F. J::.....................
Cavanaugh. Miss j. T......................
Cation, Miss Eliza. a..........,,.....,..,.,..,.
Cowling, Miss b. E.............,..,........
CheSney, Miss a. A.. ...,....,.,..
Champion, Miss Mabel. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Clements, Miss L. H.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
COnnely. Miss M. A..., .......,......,,,... Is
Doyle. Miss A. E.. ..'.................
Dulin, Miss E. N..........,...,........,...
Dessez, Miss G. c.. ....,...... ......... Ii
Dyer, MISS u. y. .'.....'...'..''..
Davis, Miss J. E..'.....''
Dyer, Miss IL. W...........,.......,..,,.. w
Doyle, MISS a. Nj .,.'. ..,...'.....'. .'.....,'''.
Davenport, Miss NJ. J....,..,,......,..."
Dutton. D Miss Miss A. M...
Davis, Mr.. charles A....'.....'......
ES%;oNds East; Miss M Miss d - y
Eisenbeiss, Miss Emma. ma.....................
Emo Emory tSl MISS Virginia
Foley, Miss A. Observation-Disclosures.
Free, Miss IL; Jt;:....'.''''..'''''''''.'''' II
Fuller, Miss A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fisher, Mr. j. M,i,,...,.,'.,,'......".. z
Fairbrother, Mr.. l,,....,,,.,..,,...,.,.,,, IA
GuniOn, Miss Nina. Observation-Disclosures. D
Cord, Miss NJ. J..,........,...,,,,.,...,
Gilbert Miss f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Cove. Miss M. F...........................
Cooley, Miss e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gore, Miss E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Garrett, Miss II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GGiPsSa' Garses', MISS MISS II. @...,,., 80
Grant, MISS a: L''..''... ...''''.'''''''..''
GoetZ Miss Observation-Disclosures, 2
Galeskl, MISS a. Il; L;..'.''''''''.'..'.''.'''. II
Garrison, Miss c. L.......,,,,..,,,. ...,..
Gaze, Mr.. N. P,,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
HaZen MISS i. IL, ,,,'.',,..,...,..,
Hines, MISS M nj :. '''.''''',',',,....,.,. .
Halliday, Miss E. E........,,,,............
Hunt, Miss II. E,.,...,......,.............
Harmon, Miss +. F.M........................ IL
Hendley, Miss Il. F.M..,..................... IL
Hartmann, Miss w. W.C...,...,..............
Hickey, Miss S. G.............,.....,...... l3
Harsta Miss Sarah. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Hunter, Miss Grace. Ge......................,. 2
johnson, Miss NJ C..,........,..,......,... /
Jenkins, Miss Mae. ae......,..,,.,............. 3
johnson, Miss Ill. p P.,....,............. -.
Johnson, Miss O. E............. ...........
Jochum, Miss G. G........ II
Janney, Mr.. B. T............,, ,........... 80
Kelley, Miss NJ. G.......................,.. 2
Kealey, Miss 5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j IL
Kemp, Miss |. W..
hnlghtOn, MISS IL. M. ''''''',,,....s.,.,, =
Kealey, Miss NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Kent. Miss S. B...............,.........,. l
Kaiser, Miss IL. E.. |
King, Miss Metella. lla.........,.,..,...,...... l
King, Miss O. F.,,'........'''''''.
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