The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-15
PAGES 8 TO Is
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
BUT TWO WEEKS REMAIN BEFORE
"THE HERALD's" CONTEST ENDS.

The Magnificent Prizes offered to the Most
Popular Boys and Girls-They Are
Worth Having and the Friends of Cam
didates Should Look Lively Now.
There are only two weeks more before The
HERALD's confess to ascertain the most popu-
lar boy or girl in Washington will close. The
balloting comes to an end at 5 o'clock on the
evening of Saturday, February 2S. The boy or
girl who is then found to have received the
most votes will be declared the winner and will
be awarded by the judges the beautiful pair of
ponies and the natty little surry which the
proprietors of THE HERALD offered as the first
prize in the contest. This turnout, which has
attracted general attention about the streets of
the city for some days, is as complete, stylish,
and handsome as could be desired and the
young person who gets it will be fortunate in
deed. The surry is as beautiful specimen of
the carriage builders art as ever came from the
hands of Washington workmen, and the Messrs.
Joyce, the builders, have been generally con-
graduated on its natty appearance, strength,
and durability. The ponies are a particularly
fine pair-pure white, perfectly matched young,
sound, and excellent roadsters.
In addition to the above, other prizes are
offered by enterprising merchants. Mr.. H King,
Jr., OF Kings Palace, will give the young lady
who receives the highest number of votes
handsome seal plush coat made to her measure;
and to the young lady who receives the second
highest number of votes he will give stylish
Partisan pattern hat of the value of $25.
To the boy or girl receiving next to the high
est number of votes Mr. FRANK HoFFA, the
Seventh-street jeweler, will present an elegant
gold watch and chain.
as but one more Sunday intervenes before
the close of the contest, friends of candidates
VINO contemplate buying papers in large lots
should send in their orders early for copies of
next Sundays HERALD, as otherwise only the
regular edition will be printed
The standing of the candidates last night was
as follows:
J. Edith Edith ". Hough,, ,a Sa5N: IN: Capitol street.
Z. Helen Seutferie, 800 street northwest
3. Edward Fisher McKnew 2424 Fourteenth
street northwest.
4. Fannie Kudderforth. s15 FIRST street north
5. George L. Dietz, aS9 New Jersey avenus
northwest.
s. Madge Gilbert. Takoma Park.
Z. Harold Jennings, 6l2 Fourteenth street
5. Clarence E. Frey, SOLO street northwest
3. Clement Il. Kegworth. 1907 FL street north.
TO-, Edward E. Darby. l245 Twenty-ninth street
northwest.
IL. Lucille Colby, 1927 f street northwest.
II; Irene Il. Wallach. 129 Indiana avenue north
13. Flora Manning, 1928 street northwest
II, katharine Wright Saxton, Kenesaw avenue,
Mt Pleasant.
10. Marie Pushaw. 1914 Vermont avenue.
IL. Herbert Z. Doyle, 30l6 street northwest
west. ~
Is. orton Hyde, Room Z. Sun Building
II. richard Drum White, 1886 street northwest
~. Benjamin Harrison McKee, Executive Man
sion.
q. Hattie Morrow. 4ls Eighth street southwest.
~. Henry Sherwood, 10l7 e. Capitol street
~. Welhelmina LaHayne, 1l17 street south.
a. r. Golden Donaldson, aOs Thirteenth street,
southwest. 90 oo'
S5. Clarence L. Park. 715 S street northwest
20. katharine May Brooks, 2304 Fourteenth
e. Garnett L: Hobbs, 500 street northwest.
80 80. Hlrdie BRO Hal5oran, 67 o G street northwest
30; Mamie l.. Armbruster, 26l7 K street north.
81 Roberta S. ellis, 12s d street northwest.
~. Walter Foster. 942 street northwest
90 Charlotte Baldy Grldley, 706 L street north.
a.. Katie e. Gaskins l2O5 Twenty eighth street
northwest.
81. William Charles Hammett S0f Twentieth
81. Nellie L. Breunnger, 724 Thirteenth street
a8:, Ethel wyokof, 9o8 Massachusetts avenue
northwest
40. Willis NJ. Baum. 7ls street southwest.
Al. John A. Graham, ,s23 Thirteenth street north
42. Don Allen, 1905 Q street northwest.
43. Nellie Patterson, l4O4 Thirty-fifth street
A. Charles F. Williams, 3l1 d street northwest
40: George w. Vierbuchen, $40 Eighth street
46, Frank Ghiselli, 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
AZ. Marguerite Wrenn. 1904 street southwest.
4S. Frank Ray Howe, l70l street northwest
AZ. Bessie Clarke Baker, 1919 X street north
west
80. Irene l.. Moore, 494 G street southwest
oil. Fannie X. Harkness. 1904 street northWest
az Lizzie Van Week 407 Fourth street north
So. Nellie Chase. 20 street northwest.
Oh. Florence Nj. Davis, 2S%2A Pennsylvania Aye
55. Warren NJ. York. 500 East Capitol street.
90; Adele M. Garheke, lib M street north
west
81. Charles f. Sterne, 3ll d street northwest.
IS. Willie b. Caperton, 1904 6 street northwest
SO. e. M. Hall, 1924 Ninth street southeast
northwest.
81. Ada Dermody, SIT street northwest
62. Richard J. Riggles, 445 Q street northwest
63. Frances Il. Towers, l3il Fourteenth street
northwest.
Ga. Blanche Kepner 1850 Twelfth street north
west.
65 Lula Eber. 454 d street northwest.
66, James Joseph Winchester, 20l3 G street
67, William H. Dempsey. Jr. l2l7 street
northwest
6S. John Naylor swartzen. llO7 N street north
west.
50. Samuel shelabarger. Jr., sls Seventeenth
street northwest.
20. Charles E. March. 800 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest.
II. William Henry Hamilton, 6la South Caro-
Y. George H. League 7s4 Thirteenth street
northwest.
70. Eddie I. Keller 43s Tenth street southwest.
"a. - Edward Chapman, Jr, 1924 Fifteenth
Is. Charles D. Church, 500 Eleventh street
@, j. strother Miller, 4ls Third street north