The record-union., 1896-02-06
sAcRAMENro REooRDuN1oN rHURsDAY FEBRUARY g.

Miss c. MarkWitz, Country Scholar;
Miss Lottie Burns, "Chinawoman"
Gentlemen maskers-A. w O'Brien,
Sir Knight: w. H. Caswell, as The
Tramp in 1882; Oscar Schummacher,
barley sack tramp; George Wara and
Charles Phelps, as plumber and helper
with their tools; George w. King,
domino; E. L. Zemansky, as Casey
waltzing with his strawberry blonde;
Joseph Justin, q girl; George Murphy,
Uncle Sam; Fred Boyle, a Duke; f.
Schumacher a calico suit; Len Kid
der. as "Seadler, the Broomseller'' Ed.
Cox, a ballet dancer; NJ. N. Kimball,
Carnival Prince; Nat. Leibling, Officer
Reily's unpaid bills-an officer on the
beat; S. Bagnall, bicycle suit; B. Ros-
SER Scotchman; Jake Martin, fat
woman; George Billion, brownie jockey;
James Stretchan, sailor; +. C. Schulers
representing cigar-box label; P. Zeigler,
scarecrow; Fred A. Yoerk, Dutchman;
James Odell, Earl of Lester; F. Man
son, ''Uncle Isaac; Robert Bowsher,
clown; II. Hildebrand, clown; J. E. At
kinson, domino; Henry Feldhusen, char
acter in Faust; L. F. -Beechwood,
black domino; Fred Smith, domino; NJ
Moore, 'Sinbad"; l. E. Van Alstine.
"Razzle-DazzIe"; Lee Todd "Piker"; /;
group-George D. Fisher, w. c. Clark,
Charles Koenig and H. Caswell, as
specimens for the gold cure; Louis
Payen, up-to-date clown; bookmakers'
group-P. Wilson, l. w. Nathan, Joe
Nathan c. Bovyer, L Morris; P. Ma
than, gambling sport; A. ]. Newman,
G. Nicolaus and VIM. Dougherty, DOM
mos; Henry Ellis, domino barber;
James McGinty, sailor; L. S. Crusen,
Simple Simon; George Spargo,
''Bloomers' Enemy; advertising group
Harry Hanson, ]. M. Malloney, T. w.
Lichtenstein and Joe Zemansky; VIM.
Hunger, clown; Thomas Schad, sun
flower domino; Jacob Steiner a sailor;
w. o. Warnock, scarecrow; w. M.
Brown, English dude; group represent
ing gypsy camp-Sherman Curran, d.
E. Gillian, t. Clacy, V. Ross, Frank
Van Guelder and Belle Van Guelder;
group representing wayside museum
M. Kent, A. Schaden, ]. A. Hudson and
Jake Martin; Roncovieri's American
Concert Band-L. Heilbron, George Gif-
ford, H. Mcmahon, Charles Sawtelle,
Irv. Steinman, Louis Markewitz, w. T.
Fisch, w. Toll, Vance Wilbur, George
White, A. C. Engstrom, w. Hosking, ].
Hosking, l. Heilbron, A. p. Waddock,
Charles Stickney; Walter Burns, clown;
Thomas Sheehan, Chinaman.
AWARD OF PRIZES.
At u o'clock the judges named by the
athletic club officers announced the
award of prizes as follows:
Ladies-Best group of three or more,
$15, Band of '96, Misses Ella Merry,
Farewell, Vernice Moore May
Spargo, Annie Kelly, Mrs. F. s. Smith.
Gentlemen-Best group of four or
more, $25, Kick if You Don't Get a
General Arthur" J. J. Maloney, Harry
Hanson, Thomas Litchenstein, Joe Ze-
mansly.
Persian Princess Mrs. c. A. Bixby.
Ladies-Best homemade costume,
so. Persian Queen Edith Mirk.
Gentlemen = Handsomest costume,
SIS, Earl of Leicester" ]. NJ. Odell
Lady-Most original character, SO,
Miss P. Crosse.
Gentlemen-Most original character,
SO, Casey" E. L. Zemansky.
Lady-Best sustained character, $40,
Mrs. Len Kidder.
Gentlemen-Best sustained character,
$40, Hoffman House Cigar" Frank
Schuler.
Gentlemen-Best local character, SO,
Broom Man." Len Kidder.
Consolation prize, 50, "Straw-face
Scarecrow," w. o. Warnock.