The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-05

First Assistant Marshal and AtdcG
Baud.
Typographical Union.
Ehingie Neavers' Union.
L!uemcns Union.
Maehinists' Union.
Ship Carpenters Uuion-
Iron Moiders' Union.
Printing Pressmen's Union.
Steams hipmens Union.
Wharf Builders Union.
Band.
Brewers Union.
Clgarmakers' Union.
Tailors' Union.
Bakers Union.
Bnng,horemen's Union.
Steamship Firemens Union.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
THIRD DIVISION.
Second Assistant Marshal and Aides.
Band.
BrickayerS Union.
htonemasons' Union.
Plumbers Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Miilmen's Union.
Carpenters and Joners' Union.
Painters Union.
Timers and Cornice Makers Union.
Citizens on foot.
Volunteer Firemen.
Seattle Fire Department.
Citizens in Carriages.
II any unions have been inadvertently omitted.
by reporting 10 the grand marshal they will be
assigned to proper place.
The line of march will be on Third street,
south to Yesler, west TO Second, north to Pike,
west to Front, north TO Bell, east to second,
north to Battery, west to Front, thence south on
Front and Commercial TO Main. east TO south
Second. and thence to Pioneer Place.
All organizations participating in the parade
with floats may place them in the center of
their respective organizations. Each organiza-
ton has the privilege of mastering where it
best suits its convenience but all organ. cations
re- bai oh
their aides fran their allotted place In line at
$3.50 o'clock on the morning OF the parade.
In case any union fails to report at the time
specified the division shall bs closed aud il
ehall DO assigned to the rear OF the division TO
which it belongs. Grand marshal shall give
the order to move at O'Clock sharp. All aides
shall report at O'Clock in the morning, at the
corner OF Madison and Front streets. The
mayor and city council will review the parade
from the east intersection of Union ana Front
streets. When the float bearing the school
children reaches the center of the block be.
tween Yesler and Washington streets on South
Second it will be halted. Each division will
take open order to the right aud left of the ioat
closing again after passing and continue tho
march All floats will be halted in the center
OF second street, in line with the first float the
division will then march 10 Pioneer place
The first division will march column left to
the south side Of the square. come to halt aud
face north The second division will march
column right 10 the west si,.e OF the square and
face east The third division will march coll
umn left TO the cast side of the square ana face
west. The marine guard will march through
the south side OF the square and face north.
The bands will take their places with their re-
srcetivc divisions ani keep playing alternately
until the last division has closed in.
The grand marshal and staff will take their
Places near the speakers stand and direct the
moving OF the divisions. Tho division mar
shals, in conjunction with the grand marshal,
VIII detail mounted aide 10 each organ cation
as guide to its proper place. After the COM
mand Attention has been given by the grand
msrshai his honor. tho mayor, will deliver a
rhort address. The grand marshal will then
dismiss the parade.
A cash prize OF $50 will be awarded for
the best float IN the parade, and a prize of
2s5 cigars for the union presenting the best
appearance. The judges to decide these
contests are Mayor ]. T. Ronald, Chief
Jackson and Chief Kellogg.
Arrangements have been made with all
the street car lines running TO Lake Wash
ington and the boats on the lake for n per-
centage OF the gross receipts. so that. rs
far as the benefit 10 the labor unions is con-
Cerned, II makes no difference which line
il patronized going out To the psrk The
Madison street and Yesler avenue cable
lines will each give two-minute service,
go the crowd can be moved very rapidly.
The general admission To the bail grounds
where the principal sports and speaking
are 70 take place will be - cents. with -
cents extra for seat in the grand stand.
At the park the exercises viii begin
promptly at O'Clock. opening with an adj
dress by John Lamb eS-labor commits
sioncr of Minnesota. on THE Problem os
the Ages" Al the conclusion of this ad-
dress the following sports Will take place.
no fee being charged TO enter, but all pro-
fessiouais being barred;
l. Tag -of.war, eight Iongshoremen w. eight
seamcn-psiss for winning tesm, a csse of Res
hing aud 100 cigars; losing team. dits cigars
. Fcot race for rnen. loo yards-first prize. q
.nit PATTERN: second, SO banjo. third s. pair of
shoSs-
: Foot race sor boys under Is years, IS yards
tsFst prtxe, SO accordion. second, IN cash.
4 Eat mems race fover 100 poundsl, - Yards
First pTise, case of eiare': second box OF cigars
5. ladies TOO; race. So yards-t1rsi ptire. $40
ta cash. second, toilet set: third, pair OF sl-
yer salt and pepper boxes
& Ladies sSg race, - yaris-FiFsr prise $40 in
cash: second, barrel 81 ilour; third, ave pouads
of coffee
= Foot race Tor girls uaasr Is years, 50 yards
First pfize. . SIX plush bound volume Of Wait.
tiers poems; second package OF cologne, taird.
tive pounds Of French cream candy.
n saek race, ~ yarGs-First prize, trousers
raiterai seeoai. rssf Of ss-saoes.
? Three legged tsee, - sards-Fttsf rrfs,
$50 saessseaAam pipe aud g. 30 etgsr-Ao.aas;
second. Two boxes ~ EguiL
Ia Standing htgh jaSap~First prsss. Chsyto,
SUIT pattern. secoad. s. pair OF leoss OF saoas
IL Standing siga laEap fer boys under Is