Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-04
srIx Fsrnra.
fhe Manner In whseh the isssh Annl-
FersarJ % Anserien's snaspen-
deBee Will BE Observed

On seattle.
By ~ O'Clock LAST evening the Queen
City vas decked cut IN her full Fourth
1T JEly attire coan eFcisI, Min and
Front streets from one end to the ether,
90 either side are lined with evergrssns.
while overhead. lines Of 6aas ara
stretched across the streets every sixsy
fest. Besides these. from nearly every
hDasesop slooR the principal streets.
AID frou many private residences flags
and banners save, proving that The
spirit Of patriotism ssiii finds warm
place IN the hearts Of cur psopls.
People hsve oonQreRafsd here from
every direction All the steamers ar
irving yesterday and dufing last nisht
came crowded with passengers and
others viii arrive this mofnlne. In
order % o. jss the
sPosrs or TEK DAT,
which have b co arranged for their en-
tsrEainmeut pc pie must ger up Early in
the fnsrniaR, and keep moving ali dsY.
kirst comes toe competitive military
drill, for prizs Of $50. on Occidental
square at SD. JuiRes-BriRadIer Gen
ofet h0b1 W. " Dftcn. OAp&. ITO. ~.
Hill and Col0nei q. o. Halter.
heE, cones the yaoat RAGS, opsn to all
sailing Yachts. sloop rugged. 30 foot keel
OF under, for first prizs OF $40 and
second prize Of x25. The folleWinQ en-
tries for this race have been made:
Budlongis MadeAps Stahr's Nip and
ask; A. A. Hollis Lookout; Joe
Gresne's Violet; JAKE Harding's Chief I;
L - - II u n
Mieken's LotAs.
This will be followed by q sailing race
by smaller boats, over same coarse for
irst prize Of $40. The judges Of these
races are Captains Hatfield, A. Allen
and Garrison.
The Hose Companies' contest will take
place at the intersection of Commercial
and Mill streets At o. M.
Tub race and walking CREASED pole of
CoImsn's wharf, l:30 .. m.
Baseball match at race track. between
Reds and Portiands at 3 o'clock.
single SOUL rowing race, from Yeslef's
wharf at 4 .. m; and double seall rowing
race ct $50 y. m.
ships Boat Race-Starts at D. N.
Three Legged Race - Seventy i've
yards; starts at $50 d. M; Front street,
between Marion and Columbia.
Sack Races yards; starts at 6 p. M;
Front street, between Marion and Co
| lumhia.
Hurdle Raoe-120 yards, hurdles;
starts 40 $50 D. m; Front street, be-
tween Columbia and Cherry.
Boys Race-Under II years of age, 60
yards; starts at 6:45 p. m; Front street,
between Columbia and Cherry.
One Hundred Yard Foot Race-Open
10 all residents of Puget sound; pistol
start; first prize, $50; entrance Is;
starts at p. M; Commercial street, be-
tween Washington and Mill; starter, J..
II. Me0raw; judges, A. b. Ensign and
L. 3. Booth. Three entries for this race
have been so far made, viz: Delfel, Of
Port Blakely; Bishop, of Port Town
send, and II. X. Strive OF Seattle.
Exhibition drill and ball by Company
ID, At the Skating Rink, Second street,
at 3 q. m.
Grand display Of fireworks on the bar
OF Coiman's wharf at 10 .. N.
order Of Procession.
Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal. A. NJ. Bfookes.
Aides and Mounted Escort.
Select Knights, |. o. O. w.
KIRsr DIVISION.
Band.
Seattle Rides, Capt. Green, Command
ing.
Company 3D." N. @. W., Captain J. @.
Hiines, Commanding.
Harmony Lodge, X. of p.
Qaeen City Lodge, X. of p.
Portland and Seattle Baseball Clubs.
Tnrnar EoNsatv
Liberty Car, containing Goddess of
Liberty and Guard of -Four.
President Of the Day, Orator. Reader Of
Declaration of Independence.
Chaplain and Invited Guests
In Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. A. Z. Alden.
Aids-H. A. Bigelow, Josiah Collins, j.,
and q. II. Kittinger.
Drum Corps.
Stevens Post No. 1, CT, A, X.
Seattle Pire Department.
CAlithumpisns.
Citizens in Carriages.
All organizations aud those intending
TO take part in the PROGRESSION or sxer.
discs of the day will report to the Grand
Marshal At the Arlington Hotel not later
than 9:45 ON the morning OF the Fourth.
Procession will move at 10 o'clock
pr0mpt.
Columns will form on Commercial
street, right resting 90 jackson. Line
OF march will be on Commercial 70 Mil,
MIL to Front, Front 10 Pike, Pike TO
Third, Third 10 University and The
groands, where the following exereiees
will be held:
Music by the band.
Prayer by Chaplain. Rev. q. II. Watson.
America Male Chorus and Band
Acc impairment.
Reading Declaration OF Independence.
Prof. u. p. Lee.
-Spaneled Banner, s---M ale Chorus
and Band Accompaniment.
Grafton. Hon. George H. williams