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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
IClt1'taJnS
H0useftrnishinS

Department. We have added TO THIS great ialr
OF Wild confusion near three hundred PACKAGE
Given away-no, We charge Tor anything you guy,
but how do prices compare with those ai other
houses? 1ou must look INTO lha' Po'' i"A '
self. N
This week We sell among the br.c-a-orde lo-
inch Dalton Ware for Sl.50 value $3.oU. heaI
Satsuma Vases, 69c. Smart cracker oars d9 l9i
31c.. value 81. Handsome kochi Vases, s2.s3,
yniue So: 22 inches high for 80, cost . 4 20
land Mammoth Kochi Jardiniers, s|.oV. vaiue
sl5. One lot Hungarian Vases, your choice lor
SOC, value from TO 81: choice OF anotne, ,o.,
half cost-some one loses-we don't, sl.0o pair
4 complete line Of Candelabra IN emma
Bisque and Glass, from 49c each TO 500. a pai,;
One lol Silicon Art Vases, worth " each' Will
be sold ct 95c. ,,
Examine our stock Of the Superior Wares
such as the Crown Derby, Royal Drcsdeh' nu-
dolstodt, and others r. pous,.d
Brass and Nickel Piano-Lamps, o ieet hign,
complete, with I4-inch shade and best duplex
burner, worth s10 each, for $3.DS. r.,,.
80 dozen Of those famous little Pet IADlo.
ramus. in nickel and brass-guaranteed 10 give
tho best ngh: OF any lamp OF It's kind on Tue
market-sold the world over from @l.2o 70
Ell. 5O--our price s5c. Every Lamp gusrssni,scu isa
satisfactory or money refunded Ohc =. aS sn
Lamps will be iit up for inspection tnis "oe>'
HaII-Lamps from 75c., complete, to so. go,
Library Lamps from S1.9S, complete, 20 vi l:
We furnish hooks and hang sl Lamps nee VI
40 dozen OF those Extra Fine Grecian STAT
Engraved Tumblers, worth s1.20 per dozen. ior
soc. . .rc.rh
We invite an early inspection, ,oo
Your choice OF Is Handsome Dinner ccss-avS ~
pieces-bess underglaEcd dccoration-wofsn
fully e25 per set, for el5. "a IN
Handsome Toilet Sets-1O piecee-worsn so"V
per set. for S3.05.
j lot 26c, Lunch Baskets, 15c.
lot 5Oc Lunch Baskets, 35c.
Bread Boards, dexterousy carved, loc. escn.
one lot 26c. Psrlor Brooms, slightly impsr1ecs'
complete line Tricycles, velocipedss, Dou'
Coaches, Dolls, &C., ct lowest prices
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CI,OAKs. CAPES. AND JACKETS.

We received on Saturday the most elegant line
OF LADIES' JACKETS and CAPES ever brought
TO this city. our fast-increasing trade enables
us 10 now carry a line OF these goods equal to
the best New York houses.
Among the new arrivals will be found LADIES
MILITARY CAPES, made Of the finest import
cd goods, elegantly embroidered, and trimmed
with cut Jet and steel nail heads, high medici
collars. trimmed with ostrich feathers, SILK
lined. etc, at $40. $50, $50, s65, and so each.
Elegant lines OF SEAL PLUSH JACKETS,
genuine London dye and electric finished. full
storm collars, and facing Of Mink, Astrachan,
Beaver, Russian-iair, ETC., ranging In price from
ga TO $40 each.
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Our STORE Will BB CLOSED Ali DAY Tomorrow
ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY.
Tuesdau nuornine we open our doors NTH tho
erandest AGGREGATION of merchandise ever
collected to6ether under one roof IN
the cuty of Richmond

Every department will be rcplete with entire
new lines, making the most maenihcent stock
over shown outside tho largest cities.
Wo have made extra preparations 70 serve
your interests, and II you win como and see as
YOU will have no cause for regret Large addi-
iions have been made 10 our stock OF ClOhhS,
CAPfS. and JACKETS, SILKS and DkEss
GOODS, CARPETS, BLANKETS, PokTlEhEs'
GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, etc. No such assort-
mont OF medium and hgh-cass goods was ever
before exhibited In the South.
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FUR CAPES.

Tho decree has gone forth this IA TO DO pro-
emlnently a FUR season. We have had hardly
n hint OF cold weather. yet already prices nave
tho enormous demand, and the Indications are
that before tho season Is over you Will have 20
pay an advance OF 20 per cent. above present
prices. II you are thinking OF buying at all II
an expensive bit Of procrastination not TO buy
now For irst as sure ~ the sun Il sure To rise
tho price OF Fur Capes is sure 10 be higher
A good many styles that We have In stock can
not be replaced to-day even at the price We arc
solliny them for. our aim, as In everything else,
has not been 10 SEQ how chespa Cape We could
get 10 sell at q price, but how good.
Our stock now contains all the new snd popu'
lar shapes in BLACK CONEI. GAZE SEAL,
MEk. OPOsSlM, etc.
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MONDAY
Look over these
Mournin6 Fabrics.

Scarcely single style ihat Prlesiley produces but
what Ii on sale here. Several 5rnud-ncw oncs that
passed through tho cus,om-hoIse only last week.
will be on sale Tuesday morning. Tho peculiar
iy OF the styles viii hc o! great interest.
hm0ngthe customary Textiles are piiestloy's
45-lnch S1.25 scrgos Tor ,jc. yard
Camers-Hair Storm Serges that value sl.2O
for 75c.
Tho long-har hcspattercd India Cam,rs-iiair
Clo'h, - inches wide, value sL75, for sl.2j a
yard Those goods stand matchless in botn
quality and prices.
Others run like this:
Al-Wool, 80 inch Black Serge. 50c.-valuc, zoe
Snk-warp Henrietta, 6;,c.-valuc, 81.
SHx-warp Melroec Dsc.-value, S1.25.
Al-Wool Camols-Ilair OF tho rough species,
SOC. a yard.
Silk-warD Henrietta, iO inches wide yaiue'
s2.2j. Price, 31.5O.
Beliord-Cord, Lupin's, Of Paris, s5c.-yalno,
sl25; 9jc.-value, Sl.75
rhousanc5 Of such bargains all over The house
Don't walt Tor us 10 speak OF half dozen stores
full OF goods.
Forty-six-nch Fine 81 Colored Cashmere viii
be sold Tuesday morning for zoe. yard-a pur-
chase at near half value, seven various Gooi
shades.
The stock Of rev CGmors-Ila.r Dress Goods
yields interest for its styles ana prices 10 TO 25c.
a yard under value. at 40 10 59c.
II you arc tas'idiogs In the choice OF French
Novelty suits look over the several hundred.
10 pieces Of 52-nch Novelty Dress Fabrics,
Long-liair Plaids, Cloth Sui.ings In Plaids and
Stripes, best and lowest value Of these goods -
sl.2j. Tie price win be SOC. Five yards viii
MAKE q full dress.
!, 80, -. oh r,a5 n. for ho n1sorno ide reiIlr
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HEAVY WOOL REFERS

with full storm collar and facing OF Astrachan,
Raccoon, Wool, seal, Beaver. Mink, Coney, Cape
Seal etc.. from 1898 to s25 each.
HEAVY WOOL REFERS with storm collar,
made up in good style, at s3. u, and - each.
MILITARY CAPES in all tho leading colors
anu Diack--some plain and some ella borstely en-
broiderei and trimmed with ostrich feathers,
from .5 70 $50 each.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Edwin c. Burt stands ut the head in this coun-
try az a manufacturer OF ladies' fine shoes. We
have tust received his full line of Button Boots
in opera and comnon-Sense styles These
goods are ordinarily sold by all shoe houses at
f6 n pair. To sell tho best shoe In the world Tor
the money We offer them at 80 pair. which Is
a saving Of Just 81 to every purchaser.
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UNDERWEAR.

We have lust received fall line OF Lsdies',
Misses, Chlldren's, and Mems Underwear In all
the different grades, which We believe for goods
honest value has never been cquslled.
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COMFORTABLES.

Anything and everything worth having from
81 20 S23.75.
II you want to SEQ particularly good Comfors
In extra size ask 10 sse the ones We MAKE our
selves that we arc selling st $3.50. IL IL made
from the best satteen and ~ rlled with pure
white cotton. and better value than any - com'
fort We ever bought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11

The rapid growth OF our carpet business 10
something remarkable. Almost every day We
receive high compliments on the magnitude and
magnincence Of our stock We have endoavored
10 place before the people OF Richmond tre pess
qualities ana the best styles 20 DO found IN TIC
market. To what extent we have succeeded onr
sales will show. We are constantly receiving
new patterns direct from tue mills a. last 40
they come out, ~ that It might be 10 your inter-
est 10 como and SEQ what We have before you
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DRESS GOODS.

We have remarked several times that our
Dress Goods stock had no equal In tho city. We
are told we have more really desirable styles
than the combined stocks 81 the city. We know
that no house can show any better styles, ana
by the way they have soli the past weck We
think they must bc right in both styles and price.
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S2le>xeuy- E~ @Nzoo&
.GANSS & CO.

onr store will he closed on MoNDAnT, n,al5aH l5aH
INSTANT. on account of holiday, pu' on m q,
;TyIIJTTSFRY ;yI AND FANCY GOODS. We WIN
also continue our Notion sale as per fSiSwTs E%sT
~rices We offer all our MOTIONS AZ oos ,s !.
So If YOU need anything In the no'ion iin0 no" 10
your chance.
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IMPORTERS SAMPLES OFLINENS

Our special sale OF an importers sample line
Of Fine Linens which We announced last week
brought many buyers. We still have good -.
sortment left, and at tho prices they arc going
they cannot last long.
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LADIES' EVENING MITTS.
CARPETS AND RUGS.

A full limo Of ladies' SILK shoulicr-Length
Evening Aitts In all the popular evening shades.
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BLANKETS.

We have received tho finest lIns OF Blankets
we have ever seen, and we have seen sood
many Tuesday we exhibit ,hs full line, and We
say wi,hou. fear OF contradiction that no better
values were ever offered.
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NTI.DYSPEPTIC AND TONlO
a WATER

August 20. 1891.
James H. Harrss, ksq.'
Dear familiar With some o. frn 1n9 psn9 HSr.
cisl effects produced Dy yasc a,cs snr,nrs and have
rs ss.is,icn n stating that It s very valuable
producing in sO%: s;se: . saIs
.onSsu rsss,s sns ,s.snins
ior ytSr In bottles In my basement ior twelve
Months and found 1t and sweet a. inc
rsoa Of tm: cam ,s.a:y yeaTs a
having AnyT A." -, MAKE a abatement In reference
70 the wafer '.s wiz. ,rriv. W.H. MANN.
" send orders for case 90, Or IcmlDaA ssr2"% NV
have nnea VA" " j. NJ. HARRIS.
60. Burksyilles Va.
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Carpets. Carpets, Carpets.

Oar Carpet Department on the second noor d
one Of the best and largest stocked In the cisy.
Cottage Carpet at 121<, Is, 20, and 2oc.;
Ingram, Tapestry, Brussels, velvets. Ao9uettee,
Administers, Druggcts In Felt, Ingram.
Rugs in Tapestry, Noquette. Smyrna, Wilton
velyets, Hsssocks, ell at very low prices;
Tapestry Carpets at 40, IS, 90, rs. ss, and o7c.
for the best article;
Body y.Brusssls Carpet ct 81 and ol"o, mede
and laid on the floor;
Wilton Moquette Carrot at 96c. worth el.60;
Dobsons best AoQuetts Carpet st el.26, made
and laid;
Moqustss and Velvet Carpets Of ei.5o and
o1.75:
smyrna Russ at so, o5, rs, 9Oc.. 81. e1.26;
81, o2.76, a, $3.50, and % fos Sofa kugs
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MISSES AND CHILDREND
SCHOOL SHOES.

in q full line from sl.e5 to o. . pair. For "a
excellent shoe for the money look ss our new
limo Of Ladies' Button Boots al 81.
si.30 buys our ladies' fns Curacao kid-bue
ton Boot. They arc regular 81 shoe.
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Ribbons

double 40. Ali-SAk Gros-Grain with satin
edge Or Jc. n yard.
1wo-ounce vial ~ CrGh-Appie Blossom Extract
was bought At astonishing figure 2jc. instead ~
zoe ROYAL Lavender Smeilinc-Salis 2Oc. vial.
Real Russia posEot-BO0k, with cari--asc 35c.;
now Ooze Leather Shopping-Bag, with elebo-
rae nickel trimmings, for sl.fS -7alue. *2.sJ
Every kiul - new CarG-CIses. rurses, AMI Bag 3
that are conceived bOih in Europe and America.
Another shipment Of the Printed English chniz
that We sold 1850 yard. OF last week IN a day; 4;
% inches wide, 5c. "a yard.
New Printed Dress Fabrics, in Imitation hand
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CHlLDREN'S CLOAkS And REFERS,

no housc In the trade Is as careful IN having
}us. the right thing IN chiliren's wear as we are
Ihis department has always been tho centre Of
attraction in our establishment, and we can
snow nandsomer styles OF short Walking Coats
for Children from 3 TO wears than ever before
We nave also added some very neat styles In In
ian's Long Cashmere and silk C.oaks In both
tan and cream.
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C0SSzD1eTeS,

yam. - . - .
Nari-Widc Six Embroidered Flannelfo DC. ;
AlAVOol White Flannel, 70 inches wide, iot
LA yard.
No...l. .cnrc fhn.n LII nlanma
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NOTION SALE.

Pins, L. a paper, werc &c
Pins Sc. a paper, were oc- o,.
Monrning- Pins. NC. per box, were DC.
Mourn,ne-pins, &c. per box, were 5c'
Mourning Plus, &c. per box, were io''
Inyisible Hair-Pins. 2 papers for &c. 10.
Hair-Pius, %. dozen papers, "oio
Steel-Point Hair-Pins, DC. paper
Hooks and Eyes, ic. paper, were So
Hooks ana Eyes, &c. paper, were oo'
Safety-pins lc. paper, were 9c'
Linen Corset Laces. Sc, were &C
Black Corset-Lsces, 1c., were &c.
Rubber Corset Laces, Be, we're &C.
Uarning-C otton, lOc. dozen;
Corsef Steels, D hooks. &C., were iVc.
Corset steels, Kid covered, lOc., wore ioc'
Dress Shields, 3 pair for 2oc.
DiscS Whalebones, 71S and S1.c.
blonde WhaloDones, 10 anu l2I2c. ,,,<.
ss,if.Coyered s,eels Sc. a Sc, Of o. were 12}fc.
Wsalebone Casing, SC. piece was loc''
inl,ials Sc. a box, were lOc.
uoox-and-Eye Tape, l21sc. yard.
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SOC. for handsome wide rGille
you can get ;hcm here for
2Jc. The second shipment
of the large purchase OF RIB
Tons ia N. They cannot be
duplicated for less than
six Gros-grnin with satin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11

- use,uI articles on our cOunters-all at bar
GAIN GAIN prices during our NOTION SALE.
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IP/TPfSs now they arc sl.23-cheaI
LINEN Table SetSi to
! s3i q Set.

half store full of Fderdown Pillows, Chair
! Hests. etc Special pErchase-a third OF usual
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'suita-
! I.lf. u
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sOIlt T ltbi u =
IA pieces OF
bic for III en- >
9 o tn n 4.
JOc. to tOc.
plisN will be
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MITTELDORFERN
NEW GRANITE BUILDING.
217 EAST BROAD STREET.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

In this Department. We show 6erges, Henrtos'
Bedford Cords. Broadcloths. Robes, hnick DOCK
Solid. Also, tho newest shades, such - Voloatah
Cozole, Fauve, &c.
Bedford Cords, tho newest and most etylish
dress goods out, In all shades, at 20, so. A.
63, 72, SOC, 81, mp TO S2.75 por yard;
Broadcloths In all cOlors at 90, %, 10, Soc, u,
sl.25, and 81 for tho best imported;
Robes imported directly for US In Brosdcioth,
Camsis-Hair, Bouclss, Berges, With hand
some decoration, from $500 70 e43 for .
beauty;
per yard;
serges and Henriestas, all colors, from 21c. TO
s5c. per ysrd-these are rare bargains;
Camel s-liair Novelties, very stylish. from 29c.
el.S5 per yard:
Medium-Priced Goods in all new shades and
styles, ranging In price from SIC. TO 39c. per
yari-0 very large stock TO select from.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
KILLED HERSELF

Sophie Gunsbsrg. = Noted Female Nihil
ist. Commits Suicide In Her Russian
Pr:son.
New YoRK, Sept IA prominent
nihilist of tins city has received = cable
gram announcing that pretty Sophie
Guusberg. the famous nihilist. had
killed herself by hacking her throat
with pair of scissors in the Petro-
pavlovski fortress, where she was suf-
fering life imprisonment.
lSopAie who was called the queen of the
nihiiists was woman OF rare beauty. She
vas q years OF ago and many noblemen had
offered her their names, but she refused them
all Her father was land owner Of rromt-
nence and Sophie received . finished education.
She went TO Berne, Switzerland, 70 study
medicine and through some exiles became .
nihilisf. She gave up her life ambition and
after securing a teacher's certificate returned
20 Russia and cast her life among the massea
The police compelled her to move from
town To town. and finally she nea 70 Berna
She returned 70 Russia two years ago with .
mass OF revolutionary literature concealed In
her clothing. While In st. Petersburg the
police arrested her and claimed to have found
revolutionary documents In her possession and
dynamite bombs in her room She Was SEN
fenced TO death. but the civilized world arose
In her behalf and her sentence Va committed
90 Imprisonment for nfc.1
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

Nrs William Wolf Of Pilot Mosnd.
L.. committed suicide by jump ug into
. we'll She leaves : husband and six
children
George Sturm, apolicsnan Of coluu-
bus, Ind. shot hiuself through the
heart Sunday while on duty. He waz
~ years old.
Christ Rowcnkamp. of Ivingtan.
III. was driving over bridge Sunday
when il gave way. Rowenknmp WA
inst2ktly killed by the fall
Eight hundred Bracsville nll) coal.
miners arc on strike The discharge
of their committee selected to make q
test case OF the weekly pay bill caused
the trouble
Joseph c. Hill. Of Minnesota, has beer
appointed chief Of the division Of In
dian affairs in the Office of the secre
tary of the interior, vics n. E CArpen
Ter. resignsd.
William Beggs was arrested Ut Anr
Arbor as he stepped on the train from
Chicago. He - wanted At San Jose
Cal. for forgery. He had q. 400 ans
drafts in his possession
Daniel Collins. of Ypsilanti. Mich
was killed on the Michigan Contra
road by collision between . freigh
and gravel train Both engines ant
several cars were wrecked
In the pcnitentiary ut Frankfort
Ky, Sunday. Eli Lucas and william
Bell Meyer. both iong-tsrm convicts
fought Lucas fatally cut Meyer wit
. knife and Meyer beat Lucas till b
was unconscious
Mrs Jane Hill. aged - years, died q
Detroit after . residence OF seventy
five years in that city. She leave
three children, twenty-one grandchil
dren. forty-one great-grandchildrel
and six neutrality-suspicious.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
A WIDOWED QUEEN.

Prince DomInis, Husband Of Liliuokalanl.
the Sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands.
Dead.
SAN Francisco, Sept 7.-Hon. John
Dominis, prince consort of Hawaii,
died August from q sudden attack Of
pneumonia. He had been i'll some
time with gout. which turned into in
hammatory rheumatism. Pneumonia
subsequently set in. Queen Liliuoka-
lani was much affected by the death Of
her husband The remains were lying
in state at the palace when the steamer
Mariposa left, August 90. guarded
by Capt Howlein and forty men
from the royal barracks Prince
Dominis was born in Schenectady, N.
T.. May 10. 1882. His father was an
italian and his mother an American
lady Of Boston. He was taken TO
Hawaii when . child He came to Cali.
fornia in 1s4s during the gold excite
ment and spent some time here. He
was married to the present queen OF
Hawaii some years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
FELL FROM THE CLOUDS.


Fearful Plunge Of . Placky Female Aero
nsut at Peoria, HI
PEORIA. Ill, Sept. 7.-Another aero
naut fell in Peoria lake Sunday. This
time it was Nine. Kiefer, wife OF
the man who fell in the lake
week ago Nine. Kiefer
made tho ascension under protest.
as strong wind was blowing
over the lake. The plucly little
woman sailed away. and when at the
height.of 5000 feet cut her parachute
loose and dropped She had counted
on reaching the Tazewell shore, but the
parachute did not open soon enough
and she fell into the lake. The immense
crowd on the shore was horrifed to see
her sink with the big parachute set.
tling over her. Anticipating a repeti-
ton of last Sundays accident, boats
were in waiting and the woman was
hshed out She still clung to the
trapeze bar. but was unconscious. She
has not roQained consciousness.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08
UNITED LABOR PARAlIS
Ths Tramp Of the follsR Heard
Throughout the Land.
LABOR pAY IS GENERALLY OBSERVED
Inpesing Preesssisss % Wesktsgass
March rkrenxh the streets sf Every
CITY IN ths LAnd-A Day ~
Fsa<sfui Pieasursa

CHfcAso, Sept The labor demon
strstion eclipsed the attempts Of
former years in every respect Not
only were there more men in line, bat
the great movement which has grown
with . growth unparalleled in kindred
organizations during recent years. ex-
hibited . spontaneity and called forth
an enthusissm bat seldom witnessed.
1t 10 estimated that 80, 600 men marched
In the parade. A picnic was held as
Gardnsr's park.
New YORK. Sept THE principal
feature Of the labor celebration was
the double parade Of labor organiza-
tions-those Of the Central Labor
union and the Central Labor
federation Both bodies had made
every effort 70 turn out - strong
e. possible. and both presented . fne
appearance In the ranks Of the Gem
tral Labor union were seen skilled
building trades and printers. who
eclipsed all former displays Of their
organizations The ale brewers
had some ninety trucks In lihe.
while many of the unions had
fancy hats. aprons and badgeA The
marble trades made an excellent show
ting. as did also thu various unions Of
carpenters and united clothing cuttera
In the ranks of the Central Labor fed
Grafton marched the workers from tho
great East side tenementA It - esti-
mated that $4,000 men were in line in
the two paradeA There was . general
suspension Of business, and games and
picnics were the order for the after.
noon and evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept I-An busi-
ness was suspended here. The advent
of labor day was celebrated by numer-
Gus labor organizations. singing socie-
ties. volunteer fremen and detach-
ments of troops
BosroS. Sept 7-Dispatches from
various points in New England show
that labor day was observed gener-
ally by q suspension of business. par
ades of labor organizations. picnics
and festivities of various sorts In
many places decorations in honor of
the day were more than ordinarily pro-
fuse In this city the parade was ono
of the largest and finest In some years
and the influx of visitors from the SUR
rounding country was very large
IxpiANAPoLIs, Ind. Sept THE
labor day parade here waA participated
in by II. o00 wage-workers' Il was the
first legal labor day that Indiana has
had The Knights of Labor held q
monster celebration at the fair grounds,
and were addressed by Senators Turpie
and PETER. At Garfield park the Ameri
can Federation of Labor had . counter
attraction, with Judge Howe. Morri.
Ross and Philip Rappaport as speakers
ST. LOUIS. Sept Labor day wa
celebrated here with big parade. fol
lowed by picnic participated in b.
all the local labor associations of thil
cith, East St Louis and Belleville.
DETROIT. Mich, Sept z-Twelv'
thousand men participated In the laho
day parade here. A picnic was tn
feature of the afternoon