St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-01
SAINT PAUL.
THE HIBERRIAN PICNIC.


Day---Committees in Charge.
The second annual picnic of the An
cient Order of Hiberrians, which is to
occur at Lake Minnetonka on Saturday
next, will eclipse even the notable pic
mic of last year. County Delegate
Burns is chairman of the committee OF
arrangements, which Is Sub-dlylded as
follows:
Advertising Committee-Pink badges; j.
Healy. j. j. Fitzgerald, P. L. Dawson John
Transportation Committee-Purple badges;
T. F. Kelleher, Frank S. Battley, T. d. Null
lane
Refreshments Blue badges; S. F. o'Dowd,
j. j. Kinnucan, William Hendy, John f.
O'Brien. .,,
Sreaking Committee-Green badges; Will
Jam Dowlan, f. S. BatIley, 7. i. helleher,
j. Healy. >,
Music and Dancing-Re badges; P. Ii
McMannus, +. H. Grant John Gallagher -,
Sports-White badges; II. F. KeIleher, W.
j. Cole, John McGovern, z. b. Mebrlde,
Steve McEllstrom, Neil Kelleher, fat hlilen,
Harry McEvery James Kahn;
Reception Committee-Old gold badges;
j. H. Burns, G. j. McDermott, John b. rev
tiers, Mark McElstrom, Ed j. Darragh, I. j.
Doyle, j. j. Gleason.
The formal exercises of the day Will
include an Grafton by Pierce Butler;
an address by Ed j. Darragh; song
by Thomas Martin, and a recitation by
W. j. Cole These will be followed by
a number of games, with a prize Tor
each, and 10 cents entrance fee. Inc
list is as follows:
/. Base ball games. mines from Divisions
No. 5 and 6, s. cash, by James II. Burns;
box cigars by Pat Killen
2. Foot ball match, free-for-all, box cl-
gars by Pat Kiilen.
8. Fat mans running race. box at Harris,
theater, Wilbur Opera company, presented
by W. B. Dean, manager.
4. Running race, free-for-all: 1st, walk
ing cane by Foley Bros, Clarendon hotel'
I'd. dozen collars by Andrew Arthur.
5. Boys running race, under 10 years,
suit of clothes. presented by Plymouth
Clothing company, E. A. Drew, manager.
q. Girls running race, under sixteen
years-lst, plush perfume set, by Fred kult,
druggist; I'd, one pair vases by Golden hule
z Three-legged race, free for alone
box cigars, by John B. Pewters.
s. Young ladies' race, z to enter or no
race-lst, 3 o'clock tea set. by P. V. Dwyer;
ID order for 10 cabinet photos. by Harry
Shepherd, 93 East Seventh street; Sd, one
pillow sham holder, by Eldredge Ruff, 400
Jackson street.
g. Running high jump-one box cigars,
by A. Schock Grocery company.
by c. j. Flaherty.
II. Standing long jump First. box cigars
by Patrick O'Brien; second, pair gents Slip
pers by Ed Kelly.
IL. Standing high jump; one box cigars
by Charles McDermotJ.
13. Running hop, step and jump; one
box cigars by W. S. Conrad d Co.
Ia. Three standing jumps; first, one pair
gold cuff buttons by Harrison d Beare; sec
ond, one pair gents slippers by Cincinnati
Shoe company, l73 East Seventh street.
10. Swimming race, over sixteen, and in
swimming costume; gold headed silk um.
brella by United States Clothing company.
IT, Boat race: first, summer coat and vest
by Sattler Bros. second straw hat by Brown
ing, King Il Co.
IL Throwing the hammer; one cord OF
wood bv John Dowlan q Sons
IS. Putting the shot; derby hat by Pan
nell d Baille, jackson street.
10. Jig, Reel ana Hornpipe Contest; first,
violin, how and case, value $40, by W: j.
Dyer d Co., music dealers, l4O East Third
street Second, Derby hat by Hudson
Clothing company.
20. TO the member having the largest
family on the grounds; box at Newmarket
theater, Prof Bartholomew Equine Para
dox, presented by L. N. Scott manager.
q. Potatoe race; first sack OF flour by
Yerxa d Co., East Seventh street. Second,
two pounds Japan tea by Michaud u Co.,
East Seventh street.
o. Sack race first, two pounds fne-cut
chewing tobacco by Thomas O'Dowd; sec
ond, shaving ticket at Howard's parlors,
Globe building. by Mr. Howard.
%. Oldest married woman on the grounds;
Brittania teapot, by Union Pacific Tea Co.,
East Seventh street.
"a Youngest married woman on the
grounds; granite coffee pot by Adam Decker
& Co.
25. Tallest man on the ground; S5-silk
hat, by Croonauist & Peterson.
26.s Oldest Hibernian on the ground: three
years subscription to the Irish Standard.
27. Rife contest; prize S20-clock, pre-
sented by Holmes, the jeweler, East Seventh
street. This contest open 10 all on payment
of an entrance fee of % cents.
The following additional prizes will
be awarded by the sporting committee:
Foot ball by NJ. f. Kennedy & Bro. !;
base ball by r. Burkhard, 12S East
Third street; box perfume valued at 81
by Frost & Brown; gold-mounted whip
by w. w. Fitzgerald, 1S6 East Third
street; large ham by Allen Moon
& Co.; one bottle of sherry wine
by p. j. U'Connor. 172 East Third
street; one pair of gold sleeve
buttons by R. A. Lanpher, East Third
street; one elegant gold watch charm
set in diamonds and pearls by Stone
Jewelry company, 322 Jackson street;
one pair silk Suspenders by j. II. Schus-
ler, 315 jackson street; one pair SILK
suspenders by Briggs d Merrill, lis
East Fourth street; one box Piper Held
seick tobacco by 2. Il. Kelly.