The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-07

street. south on second TO Bel street, west on
Bell to Front street, south on Front to Pioneer
place.
All organizations participating In the parade
with floats may place them In the center OF tneif
respective organizations. kaen organization
has the privilege OF mastering where 1t lest
suits its convenience, but all organizations must
report to their division marshal through their
aids from their allotted place in the line at $50
O'Clock on the morning of the parade
In case any union fails 20 report at the time
specified the division shall be closed and it
shall be assigned to tia rear OF the division to
which il belongs The grand marshal will give
the order to move at O'Clock sharp. All aids
shall report ut g. 80 in the morning at the corner
OF Madison and Front streets
The acting mayor and members of the city
council will review the parade from the east in.
tersection of Union and Front streets
When the float bearing the school children
reaches the center of the block on Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia streets. il will be
halted The division will take open order to the
right and left OF the float closing again after
passing and continue tbs march to Pioneer
Place All floats will be halted in the center of
Front street, in line with the first float. The
first division will march column lett to the
south side of the square, and come to u halt aud
face north. The second division will march col
umn right TO the west side Of the square and
face east. The third division will march col
umn left TO the east side OF the square and face
west.
The marine guard will march through to the
south side of the square and face north.
The bands will take their stations with thei,
respective divisions and continue playing alter
nately until the last division has closed in.
The grand marshal and staff will take their
place near the speakers stand ana direct the
moving of the divisions. The division marshais.
in conjunction with the grand marshal will de
tail mounted aid to each organization as
guide 10 Its proper place. After the comman1
attention" has been given by the grand marshal.
his honor the mayor will deliver short ad-
dress. The time and place for the departure OF
the boats for the picnic will then be stated. AMI
the parade dismissed
If any unions have been inadvertently omit
ted, by reporting 10 the grand marshal they will
be assigned to a proper place.
Another band-Cordray's orchestra-was en-
gagged yesterday, and will go 10 the picnic
grounds on the first boat al $50 o'clock, and the
dancing will start mmed ately on its arrival.
From that time boats viii be run every half
hour. the Sehome, Bailey Gatzert, Premier and
Eliza Anderson making regular trips. Tickets
viii be sold at the east approach to the City
dock, where the boats will land. aud union
made cigars OF select quality will be for sale on
the boats, as wei as soft drinks of all kinds.
The banks and wholesale houses will be closed
for the day. The Seattle Hardware Company
adopted unique method OF serving notice of
the fact that it would net be open BIZ arranging
complete carpenter shop in the large display
window. The floor is covered with shayings
and full set of tools hangs over the
work bench. while on the horses is a board
ripped part way through and the saw left
sticking in the cut. A work apron is thrown
carelessly across the board, and near it is the
sign ''No work today. Gone TO the parade"
The display attracted considerable attention
from passersby OH the street.
The picnic grounds ar situated on Saunders
point near Port Blakeley, and arc beautifully To-
Gated with an abrupt bluff rising some twenty
feet above the smooth plat stretching back from
the beach, affording an excellent view of the
games and various contests which wilt take
place Immediately below. The games and var
ious trade and athletic contests will begin at IL
o'clock. Following is a complete list OF the
sports with the prizes for the winners in each
contest
Coast Seamen's Union, eigh. on side Win
ners to receive one years subscrip ion to the
tioaal Tribune and Chicago Inter Ocean. by the
publishers. Losers to receive ycnrs sub
scription to the Forum. the Century and the
Tacoma NetCs. These prizes go to the reading
rooms OF the respective unions.
> Iype-setting contest for printers-First
prize, one So overeoat, by Hyams. Psuson Il
Co: second one years subscription to the
Northeast Magazine, by the publishers
3. Joint-wipng contest by plumbers-First
prize, one years subscription to the San Fran
cisco Cal, by the publishers; second, one years
subscription to the Engineering Netos
4 Plank-rippng contest, by carpeuters-First
prize, one years subscription to Light, Heat and
PoUer, by the publishers second, years
subscription to st Louis Weekly Republic, by
the publishers.
5 Poleclimbing contest for lnemen-First
prize, one years subscription to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, by the publishers; second, one years
subscription to Electrical age, By the publishes.
6. Cigar making contest by ciyarmakcrs-First
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ond, one raiu coat, by Eastern clothing house
3 House painting contest by painters-First
prize, one years subscription to Painters Mdod-
zinc, by the publishers: second, one bag Crown
| -four, by Schwabacher Eros.
$ Cup-carrying contest, by waiters-First
| prize, one years subscription to Chicago Times
| by publishers; second, one soft hat by Gold.
! stein Hat Company.
| o Hod-carrylng contest, for hod-carriers-
! First prize one years subscription to BROOKLYN
| Daily EAGLE, by the publishers Second, one
| years subscription 10 the ST Louis Weekly Re
| public. by the publishers.
10. Baseball, first game. Painters VS. Long
| shOremen-Winning team gets championship
| cup, by \. Hansen. Losing team gets one years
subscription to the Sdadard,by the publ shers
| ii. Baseball, second game, Clippers OF Seattle
/ VS. Brickyari Nine-Winnng team gets box of
cigars, by Earl Young. Losing team gets five
! pounds chewing tobacco, by Red Front cloth
| ing house.
| l.. Foot race, 100 yards, for men-First prize,
one year subscription to DAILY PoST-ISTEILI-
GENcER by the publishers. second prize, one
!
prize, one years subscription to ST. Louis Weeku
! Republic, by the publishers.
| Is. Foot race, 100 yards, for BOYS under Is
| First prize. one years subscription To Detroit
! Current History, by the publishers; second. one
year subscription to the st. Louis Weekly Re
/ public.
IL Foot race, 100 yards, for fat men Cover 200
| pounds)-First prize, one years subscription to
Ddry Telegraph by the publishers; second prize,
looN nam, by Charles Louch.
| ID. Foot race. fifty yards, for ladics-First
| prize. one bottle Lubln's perfume, by Claussen
Kelly; second. teapot, by the John Schram
| Company.
IL. Foot race. fifty yards. for girls under Is
| First prize. one years subscription to Chimes
| by Catholic Mirror; second, tea-kette, by Lamont
| & Mcclellan.
| year subscription Portland Weekly Oreqonidn
| by the publishers. second one wear s subscrlp.
ton 10 the Falrhaveu World, by the publishers
is standing high jump, boys-First prize one
years subscrntlon to Our Country by Boston
| Trdtciler; second, one wears subscription to
| Cdtaotc Mirror, by publishers.
10. standing long jump, men-First prize, one
! years subscription 10 Boston Our Countr,L by
| the publishers; second one years subscription
! 10 L. Louis Heetty Republic. by the publishers
70 standing long jump, boys-First prize six
| months subscription to DAILY and SUNDAY
| observation-disclosures, by the publishers: second
| one YEAR subscription To the IT Louis UeslF,
| Republic. by the publishers.
-. Running high jump, mcn-First prize one
| year subscription 70 the spokane Spokesman nv
the publishers; second. one wears subscrIption
T. the SUNDAY and WEEKLY PosT-ISrEIIT-
GENCER, by the publishers
-. Running high jump. boys-Firs. prize one
year subscription 10 Perks Sga. by publishers:
second, one years subscription to the St Louis
| Hokg Republic, by publishers.
-. hannlng long jump, meu-First prize,
one wear subscription 10 Tacoma Daily Ledger
by the publishers, second. one wears subscrlp.
ton TO -. Louis Weekly RGpubi.c by the pub