The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09

The addition Of new candidates to this list,
from which is to be elected the most popular
young person in Washington, now swells the
number to over forty. The last Sundays edition
OF THE HERALD was quickly snatched up by the
admirers of the candidates and the votes de-
posted for their favorite. This promises that
the contest will exceed in interest anything of
the kind ever held in the city. The subscribers
to The SUNDAY HERALD are literally beseged
by their friends, who are anxious to secure the
coupons The children themselves have dis
covered that the prize is within the reach of
any of them, and they are the most anxious
solicitors for votes and coupons.
The neat and handsome little surry which is
to form part of the prizes is still on exhibit
tion at the ware-rooms on Connecticut avenue
of Messrs. Joyce's Sons, by whom it was spe-
cially constructed for THE HERALD. 1t
is built of the best material and made in the
most stylish manner, and is q perfect gem.
Children pass the window each day and appear
to watch the surry with eager interest, as though
they feared it might be removed. The pair of
ponies have not yet been selected, as The HER
AID is very particular that none but the most
perfect in every way shall be chosen. The fol-
lowing is list of the candidates for the title of
the "Most Popular Boy or Girl in Washington:''
]. Edith Edith " !, Hough, at5 M \; Capitol street.
B. Garnett L. Hobbs, 500 X street northwest.
T. Clarence E. Frey, 3Ol0 street northwest.
s. Edward Fisher McKnew, 2424 Fourteenth
street northwest.
6. Mamie L. Armbruster, 26l7 K street north
west.
T. Irene r. walach, 129 Indiana avenue north
west.
s. Clement I. Keyworth, 1907 H street north
west.
g. Katharine May Brooks, 1904 Fourteenth
10. Clarence e. Park, rs S street northwest
IL. Benjamin Harrison Mckee, Executive Man..
sion.
l2 Walter Foster 942 street northwest.
13. Teresa Belle Kondrup, 1901 New Hampshire
avenue.
IA. Maria Pushaw. 1914 Vermont avenue
10. Herbert FL. Doyle, 30l6 street northwest.
l6. Welhelmina LaHayne, 1l17 street south
T. Lucille Colby, 1927 F street northwest.
49, Richard DrumW hite 1856 street northwest.
70 t Charles +; Williams, 81 D street northwest.
% ssmme H sbsa h.rSe ,i1 s1Teet as 1saoStWese
street northwest
%. Frances T. Towers, l34l Fourteenth street
northwest.
"A. William Charles Hammett, SOi Twentieth
street northwest.
26. Charles +. Sterne, 81 ID street northwest.
q. Richard j. Rggles, AS Q street northwest.
70. Etel Wyckof, SOB Massachusetts, avenue
20; James Joseph Winchester aOlS street
80, Frank Ghiselii, 1875 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
81. John c. McCubben g38 S street northwest.
81. Madge Gilbert. Takoma Park.
33. Hattie Morrow, AIS Eighth street southwest.
81. Katie E. Gaskins, 12O5 Twenty eighth street
northwest
35. Bessie Clark Baker, 1919 street northwest.
81. Helen Seuferle, 800 street northwest.
81. John Naylor Swartzell, 1l07 street north
west.
IS. Don Allen 1905 Q street northwest.
49, Il. NJ. Hall, 3G24 Ninth street southeast.
40. George w. Wierbuchen, $40 Eighth street
northeast.
Al. q. Frank Davis, l544 Ninth street northwest
AZ. Lizzie Van Vleck, 407 Fourth street north
east.
43. J. Dunbar Dodson, 72G Seventh street south
west.