The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-02

Union. sixty msH IN b ne crush hats and linen
dusters. commanded By 3 II. Lsesere-
Brcfherto Of Carpenters End Joinerz. local
union No. 80. 80 men. commanded b. George
ETsretE
FIosf: castle drawn BY foar horses.
Aiilmsn's Onion, rs men, commanded By. J.
J. 0smon1
Bard Of SIX pieces.
Fioas Of the BSysfew and CT ussen. swee1ey's
reEsfiss, each dsawn oT four horses
Third DIVISION.
TIE sestsle band. sEesve pseces
Brewers uBl0n, tnsrFy nsn, in blue crush
hafs ures:hsd wita hos,s. blue fsnnel s5frts
snd dark pautsiooass commanded b. Oscar
Eosen baum
csssrmskers' international Union. No. 1ss.
thirty men, under eoTnFnsnd Of James Pssou.
TsdIors' Union. ffty men. wearing TAI hats
ard scsret bzogSs. commanded By John
Bsnninger and a. b. Watson.
Printing prsszlnsssss Ugson. thirty men In
white hats snd yeIioz clusters, commanded by
Chsrlss ". Frsn1aasc.
Miss Alec Gs1DsersBa1. HTs. }. n. Csskey, Miss
isaaex, Mrs. @ssse and Miss Connolly OF the
typographical Unsea. in CARRIAGES.
International typographical Union, 80 men,
commanded ~ !. II. cssksy.
Nnari-51ssdsfs ard PJlt-1r5vers' Uni0n, 100
men, oomnastIed ~ ~basass Hast
kBishts II LAIR Assembly No. 5.4iz, cora-
postd OF - rsen - 81 trades. commanded b.
william <atist1.
wszon carsTsns = e1:y school children
Bkkersf ssslsEnzaso-sas Unfyn No 81. eighty
uen, com nsndea ~ George Gordon
BaxeTs' even CD wagon win ten men At work
baking eracke-s.
Linenea's Usien, Gifts mea. commanded by
&. &. Ea1y.
Linemsa's soss. representing various classes
of WORK
Msii.csrrters. efgnty-six men in Uniform with
naiI-Ds commanded By Charles Reddon.
BzrbsrS Union, tfirty men, commanded BY
william McEenney.
white Cooks. Walters AID Employees Union,
100 nsn. commanced By Z. J. Harfop.
F.nas illustrating kitchen aud diGlny-room Of
q restaurant
sseyedorss. Longs h0remen and Rigges'
Usfon. I55 men. CON msBaed ~ Frank Flynn
Fsoai with r1o<Ies OF steaner-City oil Pneb.a.
Isos Molders Onion, 20 men in working
clothes commznce9 by " c. Mclean.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen, "A men,
in blue overaIis, commanded By william
B!ackmsn.
Br.ekmskers' AT. with 10 men representing
the b9rning Of brick
SEATTLE vo.uBteer nrernsn, n msn, hauling the
Old Sacramento, the frat hand 1re-engine ever
br0azht into Seattle.
Paid IRE department, No. hook and ladder
under Captain Gsilaner: chemical engine under
Captain Marrow: No. l engine and hose wagon
under capfs5u HuEt; 70. engine ana hose
wagon under CapfaIa Clark: No 2 hook and
ladder under Captain Stanton: Chief Kellogg
and ASKS santchsel Rogers in the chiefs car
risge.
LsuDdrymen's Union. headed by q mae carry.
ing shirt on pole. 20 men and women.
Twenty three wagons representing the laun-
d-Jea
Bake, Cole q Cos float, carrying 10 painters
and decorators. aud men making furniture.
Fourteen Of Chester cIeary's employees in q
wagon
Seattle Transfer compsny's wagon with about
40 persons.
Following Immediately after the Transfer
com pany's wagon, and reaching for several
blocks. were ritizsny carrisgcs, express wagons
aud drsys, ard bchind all was the never-faiIing
crowd Of sinai. boys, cheering and joxtIing
along. and seeming 70 huge enjoy walking IN
the middle OF the strest Jus; In tife rear OF the
largest procession ever seen in the city.
Grand Marshal MONEYS staff was AZ follows:
Firt assistant marsha. y d. Wallace. second
assistant marshal. David OBrien: aides. T. Or.
chard, g. X. Giibsrs, G. J. Crowley, stephen
Williams, J. ID. Mcfarland, Daniel McKinnou.
Z. ID. Jones ard Alexander Williams