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Whnt,s the MATTER with cine Records2

Neal Hannah is still in Jail. The off,
GERS are working up strong case
against him. and his hearing has been
postponed. lie is charged with stealing
pair OF pants from l.. Singerman, and
being with lchn Saunders when be was
captured for stealing the same kind of
articles in Green's store. The police
think Neal has been convicted on two
other occasions. but no record has ever
been kept in the magistrates court ex-
cept by Jus1icc Turner, and the matter
will nc Lard 20 look up.
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In order that the public may have fun
opportunity to Judge OF tie merits of Tho
Times special telegraphic service, and
of the The Times as newspaper 1t will
be sent free to any address not already
on our books for one week.
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Hiawa,ha Tribe, Improved Order Of
Red Men elected officers last night as
follows: w. l.. Hancock, sachem; T. j.
Martin. senior sycamore; e. w. Bowers,
junior sycamore; j. w. Cook. prophets
j. NJ. Sey incur, chief Of rec, rds.
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Tksrr,ssrnEIM;'s,. SAL. E.oF,yALuAnLE PROP,

I'RtSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
L erty-lSv virtue oi II deed OF trust executed
to me 10y II. ". Rottcnbcrr. Lurc 10 1850. ard
rccor..ci n the clerks olVc OF the Utstirg-
Colrt, ar Roanoke city, September ~ lsgsl TO
secure TO W. :. Gooch the payment OF Il ccr-
tam SUM Their Gin mentioned upoG th,, property
thcyhy conveyed. said licttenhyry heiii, in de-
fault III one ot said pay ontS, AMI 4. l.. Bauly
sons. VINO assumed the payment OF the s,urc
bcinS also III default ana having been re-
questci ny the beneficiary SO to do. will oi,er
Tor sale in front of the premises. NJ pup!c
anct!rp; az room, on SATURDAY, TUE is'rtI
DAY OF u III ls1i, the following described
properly: lioTinn,uT mt Il point on the north
siic ot E.in street eighth uvcnuel l0l feet
we>t o' Ncnry sire ct. thcucc with Elm street
south - degrees west. Il y feet To Il point;
thence north. 20 degrees west. 80 feet IN ar,
alley; thence north. IS degrees east. 4OS feet
70 point; thence south 80 degrees east I.g
icet 70 the oes::n;ny. This Is a,i unparalleled
pleasantly situated and with all convoniencos
AMI improvements. Terms: Cash sufficient
To pay costs OF sale AMI cyccutiua OF trust
with amount then due-say. 500 Assumption
or following Payments: Three notes of ssShjsj
each, di; respectively In two and three Years
from June 10, 1879, with interest, and about
SlJ0 due in monthly pay ments, ut so. 10
Home Building and Loan Association Bal
ancc. il amy. 10 be paid on tcrns announced at
sale. G.. a. Walden 'rr,lstrc
hoahoRc va, June III, lSYl. juncl6 tbs
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]. b. LEVY, N. PARTEE,
President. First VicePresident.
Second Vice President. Cashier.
THE CITIZENS BANK oFRoANoKE

has been succeeded by THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK OF ROANOKE, with
Capital stock of 100000. With in
creased capital and connections with
the largest banks in the United States,
we desire to say to any persons or cor
porations wishing to mako change in
their accounts. or to those opening new
accounts, We will extend every accom-
mediation consistent with sound and con-
scrvative banking, promising that moth
ing reasonable will be left undone by
us to please our patrons. We will APP
preciate any account, large OF small,
with which our friends and the public
may kindly favor us.
INTEREST PAID ON TINE DE-
POSITS
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of a deed o.
i trust dated the 18Th do Of Il,nn lSNn m 20

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of a deed of
Il trust dated the 18th day of June, lS91, and re
corded in the clerks Office of tho city OF Roam
oke, Va, in deed book A. page 3S} from j. Il.
Christian to the undersigned t. secure to Levi
Witt the payment or the sum of $l,3r3.,
EVIDENCED by two negotiable notes dated June
18th, lSsu, and payable in one and two ycnrs re-
spcctively, with interest from date ut six per
cent. per annum. each of which not $ Is for the
sum of SG6G67, and default having been made
In the payment of the trst of said notes, audsat
the request OF me beneficiary In said deed,
will sell on THE 3lSr DAY JULY, 1891. AT
1? VI, in front OF the courthouse in the city of
10 nokc. Va. ut public auction the following
Il jscribcd parcel of land in the city of Roanoke:
gsl|cgiuning at point on the east side Of Mel
son street lp feet south OF Robertson street,
thence south IS degrees cast 80 feet to Il pont
trcnce s. nth degi eeS west - feet to a point
thence with said street north = degrees east -
feet to place OF beginning, ds sgnatod on map
of the Roanoke Land and Improvement Com
pany as lot 2S9 in WarI5.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to pSy
costs of executing this trust and to discharge
tho first o. said notes OF :1a,i.67, with inter st
from The 18th day or June, lSsl unt! paid. say
$500, aud the residue of the purchase money.
payable as 70 lows The sum of $656.e1. with
interest thereon from! June IS lS0, shall be
payable on the 18TH day OF June, lShs. AMI ii
there be any residue of purchase money the
sumo shall be payable III two lual installncnts
i'll one and two years respectively. from day OF
sale. With interest. THOMAS W. MILLER.
June.D-tds Trustee.
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junc26 tbs

'GRUSTEE'S SALE-lly virturc OF deed OF
trust executed to me by VI. Il. ravcnner
ani j: V. Tavcnner, dated lice, mber u. 1854
anl of record in the clerks Office of the Illus
tings Court for the city OF Roanoke. Va, in
decd book -, page 81. to secure to j. Thomas
Unison the payment OF the sum of three hun
drcd ail thrty-t.Ircc dollars and thirty. tl,r,
AMI Il half cents, evidenced hy two ccrtuin
negotiable notes, dated December ~ 1850. ami
payable in one and two Years res prc,ivrlv
rom December II, 1882. each OF which notes is
!or the sum OF one hundred and siN;y-siN dol
lars and SiXty-SiN AMI two thirds ct.uts with
interest from date until paid, and default hay
iils peen made III the payment OF the FIRST of
sn'd notes, aud It's interest falling duc on
pcccmbcr2l. $50, aul BE ing required IL 10 50
by l.. L.. Powell assignee OF j. Thomas Gibson
shall sci! ut public auction to the highest bid
der, upon The properly, III the cityOf Roanolic
W.. on THURSDAY, THE 9fII DAY OF
JULY, 1871. At J.. NJ. The following described
lot OF land, TO wit: Beginning NJ a pOinl l(rl
feet east from The northeast corner OF t;roy"
AMI Elm streets; thence i;i1 feet north To an
alley; thence with said alley east III feet To n
point: thence south $50 feet To Elm street
thcncc90 feet 10 puce of beginning, known a.
addition la said city.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF exc
cutting this trust and To discharge the
amount OF money then due AMI payable upon
hundred and eighty dollars, the first deferred
payment To fnli due AMI payable on the Fist
day OF December, 1871. ana o Nc for nm amount
sufficient 10 pay on the second of the above
ana siXty-six and two thirds cents with inter
est thereon from December p, lSSa. ami tho
snlancc payable i'll two equal annual INSTALL
mcnts. with interest I'll, reon at the rate at Il;
from day OF sale. All deferred payments TO he
evidenced 10y negotiable notes of the purchaser
ana secured by deed OF trust.
jdncH tbs. c. DAN NEWPORT, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Ry virtue of certain
deed or trust executed 10 me NJ trustee by
George Z. Nuoinlw, dated the 18th day OF
.Nprii lsN, un,. OF record III the clerks Office OF
me il'tSt'ilsS Court Tor the ciiy of Roanoke,
Va, III deed 81, page i6l. in trust 10 ST.
cure 10 !. j. Feather aal i. w. Boswell the
payment OF the sum OF 80 payable IN one wear.
from the 2.th day OF April, lalo, ~ vidcncei
ny TWO certain negotiable notes OF Si.N each
drawn 10y George &. VI 3omaw. and ono of said
notes paynhc To ). j. Feather a,il the other
one payable 10 j. w. Boswell. ana whereas Il.
ial.t hnv'ng been made in the payment o. tbs.
one payable Ia j. W. Blswcl..n the request of
me ho!icr thereof. the UNDERSIGNED as trustee
VIII sell III front of the promises to the highest
WI DAY OF j ny lSrl. Y 1! q CLOCK ".
thHt certain lot or parcel OF lanl ly'u.r and No.
in- in the city q. hOGnChC. Va. on th. soi,fl,
size ut Mountain street, BOUNDED! andd scrir 4
rs follows. To Wit:
lsegtnninr NJ Il point on tho snuth side ne
Mountain street ISS T. west OF i.t,nnnke
street and running thence south ,!err,e
with sui Il ley south ~ degrees sd minute,
wcs' III iect 70 point; thence uortn degree,
IL minutes west la1 feet 10 Mountain street:
Thence with Mountain street north ~ degrees
~ minutes east 10 feet 70 the place OF he rim
ming, together with all tho appurt cnanues
thereto hclonssnr
TEHMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost of this
sale shir.ani to pay OH past due no'p anu charges
!hcrton, the sum of S4GUUN payable on tfln
"!nd day of February 1872. with interest from
the @.nd day of February, 1850. and tho residue
II any on such terms as will lie announced on
uay ot inc safe. X. IA. GRAY. Trustee
have sold this lot and the note referred 10
anoNr was assumed by my. purchaser.
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TlhHhr' OF the
" Vi @a many
Testimonials we are Daily ReCaiging.

In July, 1850, I was called TO see
Mr.. B. Found him confined TO bed,
suffering from n formidable consti-
tutional disease. The bones of his
face and nose were severely attack
ed. \ portion of them had been
removed. Sloughing ulcers had in
yaded many parts OF his body. His
former physicians considered him
incuriable and had abandoned him.
prescribed \. i. G.. Alternative. lie
soon began to improve and is now
well. 4. NONTEIRO.M
st. Claire Hotel. Richmond, Va.
This is only "one of many" some
Of the others are in our book. "A
Treatise on Diseases of the Blood"
a copy of which will be mailed free
toany address. a. =. G.. Alternative.
sole at Drug Stores, for 800, per
bottle or six for $500, or sent by tx
press on receipt OF price.
R. e.. CHF#Tr5T CN Einhmnnd Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL. PROP
erty-By virtue of Il deed OF trust executed
TO me by y. ID. Englelovc, dated February g
lS'l. recorded in the clerks Office OF the Iius-
,ngs Court for the city or Roanoke, Va. in
accd hook 5S. page 10, To secure to tho Roanoke
Gas ana Water Company the payment of tho
sum OF SLIGO payable in four equal monthly
Instruments from date of 500 each and hav-
ing been required so 10 do by the beneficiary
un'!cr this decd, shall offer for sale at public
auction, TO the highest bidder in front of the
ENchan2c building. on the south cast corner VI
Sa'cm avenue and Jefferson street, in the city
OF hoanokc. Va, on Tu ESDAY. THE I'TH
DAf De JULY, 1871, AT II O'CLOCK ~, the
following personal property, to wit: One Ger
tain bar counter together with ar;re mirrors
nSeu nj hack Of said tar, 5 dcboard, being
portion OF said bar, a lunch counter a Show
case, TWO chandeliers. stove pipe and boiler
TWO chairs and four stools and also stove and
cooking utensils. This Is the property use?
by said Enylcdovc at date OF said deed of trust
IN conducting bar restaurant in said ES-
change Bui ding.
TERMS; Cash as to enough to dcf,4,y the cy-
r2nses OF executing this trust, including a
trustees commission OF live per ccntuu,, AM,
10 discharge money due slid Roanoke Gas
AMI Water Company, amounting to SiOSl5,
balance payable upon such terms as shall
be made known on day or sale
EDWARD ". ROBERTSON,
Junc"e-wks Trustee.
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The above debt has been assumed ny subsc-
qucnt purchasers j. V. TAVENNER

'VNtt STEE'S SALE.--iiy virtuc OF a deed of
4 trust executed to me by I. W. Spindle j.
Il: Sublett and w. NJ Howard, Gated February
9TH, lS9Q. and OF record in tn, crk's oflicc OF
the lIustings Court for the city OF Roanoke
We, in decd book 81, page 400. to secure To II .
IL. Cooke, trustee. the payment of the sum OF
eighteen hundred AMI seventy five dollars
tHiSt5.CU evidenced by iwo certain ncgot liable
notes. dated fcbi uay 9Th. lS91, aul pay able in
one and two years respectfully from date
cach or which notes is for the sun OF nine
hlidrc! ana thirty-Seven dollars and ifty
cents WIN interest FROM date until paid, and
default having been made in tho payment OF
the first OF said notes ami its interest which
fell due February .th 1850 ana being required
public auction 20 the highest bidder, in front
OF the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, Vir-
GINA, on FRIDAY. Til E2GrII DAYOFJuNE.
1891, AT |. O'CLOCK. ". the following de-
IS, g, :. $. . and 10 OF section ) OF what Is
known as the Rogers. Fairfax AMI Houston
addition or the city OF Roanoke, Virginia,
being the same property conveyed 10 the saii
trustee, 10y dt cd bearing date February eth,
1870.
TERMS: Cash enough TO dcfrny expenses
or executing this trust. including five per cent.
commission to the trustee, aud To discharge
the first note above mentioned OF S!ci.5U with
interest thereon from the 9Th day OF February
ISM. until paid; the first deferred payment 10
fan due and payable on the 9Th day OF Fchr,,-
AIRY, lS.., and &c be foran amount Sufficient to
pay OIL the second OF the above notes, for
s3..5D with interest thereon from February
ito. $50. until paid, and the balance payable
in two equal annual instalments, with interest
thereon from dGy OF sale at the rate OF six per
cent. per annum. All deferred Payments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchaser
AMI secured by decd Of trust on the property
niay.t- tojuly7 Trustee.
This :, le has Teen POSTPONED till Tuesday.
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5000 Reward J

WE will tho above reward for eny case of ravos
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick i:esiociic Indigestion Con
stiretion or Costvcncss ccn;Iot euro With wcsps
Vegetable Liver Piis when The directors are stri..ls
coapiica WIN, They are I"@oiy 'ercahie. and re-es
fail to give ~ tsfafnI. coated Iar.-o hcscS
containing % .'i!-, 81 3. II eounterf,its
Imitation Ttr t,t- ', t., ssnfa.ro..l only III
qn', JOi;a . ": .,, -.
Sold 6y,;oanokc Drug Co. II Car
hp'l er.a". -o-a--nN,v
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
TRUsTEE,s sALE-Dr yirtno o:

TKUsTEE's sALE-By virtue of ADDED OF
= trust executed to me as trustee by N. T
and and recorded In the clerks chico OF the Hust-
IA ing Court: or the city OF Roanoke. deed hook
~. page i3O, to secure to the West End Land
Co.. Ss3s3s. payable in two equal annual in
stallments of Sl6JG5 each, with Interest from
the 23rd of Jan, 1891 ana payable in or q and
TWO Two years from above date; And, whereas, de-
t tautt nag az oeen made In the payment OF the
irst or the above mentioned notes. aud at this,
rreauest OF the beneficiary so to TO- will offer
DIST DAY OF JULY, 1891, AT IL O'Clock.
IN IN front OF the courthouse OF Roanoke city,
tne following described property, to wit: Ali
that certain parcel of land situated Ia the city
OF RoanoSc, Va. and known as lot 1. block s,
Co. ~ A'"iiu
TERMS: Cash sufficient. to pay cost of tho
s Sit ana take UP the past due note OF $lG866,
with interest from the .5ri day of JAN. 1890
the purchaser to assume, one note OF like
amount due the $]rsl day OF Jan, 1852 with in
terest from the 23ri or Jan. 1850: the balance
on such terms as may. be made known on the
day OF sale H. S TUOJ-T irrnstce
5nrcss. itawtds.
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'KuSTEE'S sALE-By virtue of deei of
trust executed TO me as trustee, by Jane
ana William Donaldson. dated on the Och day
OF May, 1897, AMI recorded I'm the Clerks oftic
OF the tiuStings Court, of the city OF Roar oke
dced book IS, page 2II, to secure to Ieips chin
Levine the payment OF the sum of $g75 AZ pay
able in one ana two years. equal installments,
WIN interest from date. evidenced by the uego-
uaeIe notes OF the parties of tho first part for
:iSt.' each: and whereas default has been
made IN the payment OF the first of the above
mentioned notes. and hcing requested by the
beneficiary so to do, will offer at public a,lc-.
tion. on the 18th day Of July 1891 ut IL o'clock,
on the promises. the following propc rty to wit:
Tint certain house and lot in the city of Roam
oHc. Va. bounded aud described as follows:
neYIlning at point on the, southwest corner
OF Henry and Kirk streets: thence with Henry
street south 10 feet To the line OF John Englcby;
thcIicc with said line west 10 feet TO the line.
or John AMI Joseph ErElcby: thence with said
line north 10 feet to Kirk street: thence with
MIX street east ls0 feet to Henry street, the
plac. or beginning. 80
TERMS: Cash sufficient to.covcr the cost of
inc sale ana to pay one note Of $4S1.1l with
interest from the 9TH day OF May, $780, until
paid The purchaser to assume ono note of
SSH, due May 18th, lS!e,, with interest from
;, THIS ,,h property Is sold subjec; to prior lien
Juic-o-otaW III. :. TROUT, trustee.
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This sale has Teen postpone till Tuesday,
IMly !. 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30
PURELY PERSONAL.

Principal E. l.. Huddelson of the Glen
wood public school, called on State Superln-
tendent Kiehle yesterday.
At the Windsor-T. A. Knight. Chicago; A.
E. Allyn, Red Wing; c. S. Fuller. Milwau-
kee; Z. D. Morris, Red Wing; j. L. Smith,
Faribault
Henry Horton, an old soldier living in
Plainview. was yesterday granted a pension
of S. per month by the United States pen
sion bureau.
At the Clifton-E. L. Gibson, Duluth; F.
G. Dougherty, Fargo; George G. Waters,
Mankato; Z. NJ. Clark, Chicago; Charles Pet
tibone, Sioux Falls.
Prof J. T. McClary, of the Mankato Nor
NAL school, visited the capitol yesterday. He
was en- route home from Sank Center, where
he has been conducting a state teachers in
stitute.
At the Metropolitan-A. Watson. Jackson,
Mich Thomas A. Buckner and wife, Kansas
City: Mrs. j. j. orion, Miss Eva orion, Mil
waukee; W. NJ. MelrOy. Plttsburg, Pa; A. Nj
Milton and wife, Mason City.
Mrs. A. S. Beede. of Rockford, and Miss
Ella Patterson. of Merriam Park. called upon
the state superintendent Of pubic instrue-
ton Yesterday. They were returning rom
which closed the day before.
Hon. Henry C. Caldwell United States
circuit court Judge. arrived in ST. Paul yes
terday. Judge Caldwell will probably be
in attendance at the federal court i'll Mime
apolis during the ensuing term to hear some
important Cases.
At the Merchants'-H. E. Ives, st. Hilaire
John F. Majors Duluth; F. ]. Walsh,
Helena; D. Ii. ogden, Chicago; W. D. Con
dit Chicago; E. W. Culver, Kansas City; F.
W. S,urtevant, MontevideO; W. ". Bryles
and wife, st. Joseph; f. W. Hoyt. Red Wing;
y. P. Haugen, Black River Falls, Wis {;
Joseph Roach, Northfeld: J. II. Cook. Du-
luth; NJ G. Norton, Winona; George W,
Taylor, Great Falls Mont: A. c. Jones, Du-
luth X. Adair and wife. Sioux City.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30
IN RAMSEY COUNTY.
Interesting Data Showing How
Taxes Are Raised.

Taxes Are Raised.
From an abstract of the personal prop
erty assessed for taxation in Ramsey
county, prepared by County Auditor M.
F. Kahn. the following totals have been
CLEANED: d5.-
Horses. mules and asses one year old, 1l5,
value. $50, average S23. %; two years ola,
los, value S4,56S, average SIPS; three years
old and over, 7,031, value, S4S2.225. average
S6s. SO.
Cattle one year old, 211, value 81. 523; ave
rage, S7.2l; two years old. 1862 value Sl's@o;
Cows, 4123 value s67, 393, average 1893;
working oXen 3, value SO; all other callle,
three years old and over, To- value SOB;
sheep, $780, value 81, $50. average S1.9S; hogs,
SIS, value S31SS, average 1922.
Wagons and carriages, 5,9S9, value S436.264,
average S?S94; sewing and knitting el5 10 ma
Watches and clocks 4.S49, value Sl5. 209, az
erage, S15.52 melodeans and organs 462,
value Sl6,3 average S35.2S; pianos Z go;
value S3l7. 9S9, average SIP So; household
tools, implements and machinery, Si6,y95'
gold and silver plate and plated ware, 3D.
400: diamonds and jewelry, S66,0 99;
franchises, annuities, royalties ETC.: SlS0:
steamboats,, vessels and barges. Sll,ooO;
goods and merchandise, &c. 645 1865: material
and manufactured articles. S351, 1887; maui
featured tools and machinery, including en-
gines and boilers S552, 4S5; moneys Oh banks,
brokers and stock jobbers, S45 1873; credits OF
same, 500, $50; moneys of other than bankers,
ETC., S5sO,9s5; credits other than bankers,
81, OBS, 592; bonds and stocks, 1911, 633; shares
of bank stock, S4,972, Si3; shares of capital
stock of moneys not of this state, so, 2S9
stock and furniture of saloon and eating
houses. including billiard tables Sl65,5S5.
All other property not included in preced-
ing items, 81, O70, 264; railroad improvements
on lands, So, 9S5: homestead Improvements.
United States, 81, OPS; dogs over six months
old 94S, value, S5os9; average, S5.35; total
valueof all personal property as returned by
the assessor, ST, $50, 957; as equaliZed by the
county board, Sl7,372, go.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30

layers Union No. /; Shoemakers' L. A.
1882, X. of L.; Bakers union, Cigar
makers Union No. 90, StereOtypers'
Union No. 16, Harnessmakprs' Union
No. 50, Ladies' l.. A. 3,672, X. of L.:
Machinery MOalders' Union No. u,
Stationary engineers, Mail Carriers
Union. l.. A. 1898, X. of LIZ Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, DiviS
ions 80 and 474; HOrSeshOerS' Union
No. IS, COrnice, Sheet Iron and Tin
workers Unions, L. a. 4,03l, K. of L.
Most of these organizations have al
ready Signified their intention of joining
in the parade, and it is expected that
others will yet take official action favor
able to turning out in the procession. A
half-dOzen bands have been engaged for
the occasion.
Several organizations have ordered
new banners. The new and beautiful
banner of the boilermakers' union,
which was exhibited when the ma
tiOnal boilernakers' convention met
typographical union has ordered a new
banner costing $50. New banners have
also been ordered by the carpenters, the
plumbers and the tailOrs.
AT Rice park an address will be de-
livered by Wilbur f. Crafts, of New
York, his subject being "rhe Progress
Made by Organized Labor" Mr.. Crafts
is an able speaker and has an enviable
reputation as a worker in the interests
of labOrers.
A picnic OH a grand scale has been ar
ranged for at Banholzer's park. There
will be dancing free to all, and all eX-
cellent programme of athletic sports, in
which competitive prizes will be
awarded. Many of these exercises are
of a novel nature, among them being
ladies' egg spoon race. fat mems races.
three-legged races, ladies' running
races, tug-of-war, pipe race, jumping,
etc.
1t is expected that business will be
generally suspended, and that the peo-
pie will have an opportunity of making
the event gala day such as is seldom
seen in the city.