The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08

days Remain Before the Close of the
Contest.
During the past week the proprietors of THE
HERALD succeeded in securing handsome pair
of ponies to go with the natty surry which will
be given to the boy or girl who is voted most
popular by the people of Washington.
The ponies as pretty and useful pair as
ever trod the asphalt of this town, and with the
surry and silver-mounted harness they consti-
tute prize which any rightly-constituted boy
or girl will be sure to desire. The ponies are
both pure white, of good size, well matched,
compactly built, of good disposition, and guar
anteed sound in every particular. They are
young, free goers, and possess plenty of endur-
ance. They can now be seen on the street
every day, and attract general attention by their
striking and handsome appearance.
The voting the past week has been heavy and
some of the leading candidates have polled
very large number. Miss Hough still maintains
her position at the head of the list.
Only three more Sundays remain before the
close of The HERALD's contest. 1t will end on
Saturday, the 2Sth of February. 1t will thus be
seen that the friends ofthe different contestants
for the handsome prizes offered by THE HERALD
and leading business men have no time to lose
in getting fn their votes
The standing Of the various candidates last
night was as follows:
|. Edith W. Hough, 245 N. Capitol street.
Z. Helen Seuferle 300 street northwest.
3. Edward Fisher McKnew. 244 Fourteenth
street northwest.
4. Fannie Rudderforth. S15 First street north
east.
5. George L. Dietz. 2S9 New Jersey avenus
8. Madge Gilbert. Takoma Park.
2. Harold jennings 6l2 Fourteenth street
8. Clarence E. Frey. 3O1O street northwest.
3. Clement L. Keyworth. 1907 H street north
TO-, Edward E. Darby. 1245 Twenty-ninth street
northwest
Il. Lucille Colby 1927 street northwest.
II. Flora Manning, 1923 street northwest.
10. Irene II. Walach, 129 Indiana avenue north
IA. Marie Pushaw. 1914 Vermont avenue
ID. Herbert T. Doyle. 30l6 street northwest.
16: Charles I. Davis, Jr.. 1436 Q street north
II. Katharine wrghtsaxton. Kenesaw avenue.
ls. orton Hyde. Room Z. Sun Building.
10. Benjamin Harrison Mckee, Executive Man
%. Hattie Morrow. 4ls Eighth street southwest.
II. Welhelmina LaHayne, LII street SOUTH
- q. R. Golden Donaldson, 200 Thirteenth street
g. Clarence L. Park. 715 s street northwest
25 Richard Drum White, 1885 street northwest.
26 katharine May Brooks 1904 Fourteenth
s7 Garnett L. Hobbs, 800 K street northwest.
80. 80. Birdie Haboran. 81 &c g street g northwest.
west.
o. Roberta s. Gillis l28 D street northwest.
32. Walter Foster, 942 s street northwest.
49, Charlotte Baldy Gridley, 706 L street north
a. Katie e. Gaskins. 12O5 Twenty eighth street
northwest.
35. .. Frank Davis. 1914 Ninth street northwest.
81. Nellie Il. Breuninger, 724 Thirteenth street
3s., Ethel wyckof, 9o8 Massachusetts avenue
northwest.
avenue,
40. Willis NJ Baum. 7ls B street southwest.
Al. John A Graham, 1923 Thirteenth street north
4s. Don Allen, 1905 street northwest.
43. Nellie Patterson. l4O4 Thirty-tifth street
q. Charles T. Williams, 81 D street northwest.
49, George W. Vierbuchen, 34O Eighth street
46. Frank Ghiselli, 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
AZ. Marguerite Wrenn. 1904 street southwest.
4S. Frank Ray Howe, 170l street northwest
40. Bessie Clarke Baker, 1919 street north
So Irene L. Moore, 49i G street southwest.
81. Fannie II. Hardness, 1904 street northwest.
52. Lizzie Van Week. 4O7 Fourth street north
50. Nellie Chase. 20 E street northwest.
81. Florence NJ Davis, 2S22h Pennsylvania Aye
IS. Warren NJ. York. 500 East Capitol street.
So; Adele M. Garlicke, lll3 NJ street north
81 Charles F. sterne, 81 D street northwest.
80. Willie b. Caperton, 1904 street northwest.
so. E. M. Hall, 302i Ninth street southeast.
go Christian Jacobsen, 1927 Twentieth street
northwest.
81. Ada Dermody. SIT street northwest.
62 Richard j. Rggles, 445 Q street northwest.
63 Frances Il. Towers. 134l Fourteenth street
northwest.
"a. Blanche Kepner, l13O Twelfth street north
west.
S. Lula Eber, 454 d street northwest.
66. James Joseph Winchester. 20l3 G street
northeast.
northwest
g. John Naylor Swartzell, HOY N street nortA-
west.
go Samuel shellabarger, Jr., els Seventeenth
street northwest
TO- Charles g. March, 900 Massachusetts avenue
northwest.
II. William Henry Hamilton, 613 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast.
H. George II. League, 7s4 Thirteenth street
northwest.
70. Eddie II. Keller, 4S2 Tenth street southwest.
IA. ]. Edward Chapman, Jr., 1924 Fifteenth
street northwest.
76., Charles d. Church, 800 Eleventh street
southwest.
7o, ]. strother Miller, AIS Third street north
west.
II. Elroy Curtis, 1901 Connecticut avenue.
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