The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05


pal feature Of the days program and
was looked forward to with great interest
not only by our local princes OF finance,
but by the professional citizen. the LABOR
Ing man and the man without a .ias,s dollar ia
did not flag at this critical
jubcture. lie turned out, en-
masse, to "see de parade" ana made
life generally delightful and reposeful
with sundry cannon crackers ana piahN
cartridges, supplemented with meioulnus
fish horns and nnmusical kazoos. Inc
entire nte was thronged with specta-
tors Of varying degrees OF enthusiasm,
age and sex. The shopping woman was
in her eler 'ent, and divers "ohs and abs"
and similar expressions OF felicitation'
punctua, ed the atmosphere as tue cara.
vans freighied with divers specimens OF
worldly goods passed by them In be-
wildering array.
Early after the noon hour the hoats. ana
delivery Wagons &C ,eduled appear III
the parade began TO mobilize In the vi
cinity OF Markes square, anu AT . p. m,
the procession was given toe command
TO start. The vast folds OF vehicled dis
plays began to uncoil like u huge ser
pent, aud strei caed out its body untii III
reached "a length Of nearly mile ana
half. The route pursued was Westmin-
ser street TO JACKSON. Broa iway, BAKER
avenue, Westminster, Bridgham, Broad,
weybosset. Market square, North Main,
umn was dismissed.
The following contributors composed
the line:
First Division, Gen. G. A. Wilson in command.
Col ~ Nelson Davis anu 5 H. heilly hnn,ars s,ds .ns
CO. l9aasa mita a Sfank WAGON hg asIyery gI wagon
Franklin Dye house, two wagons; Or. Hough 8
as SoIss tonic, % one ss' wagon wagon; The The He6a COS
mineral water display with o,. two wagons; ass.
played s IN Sns wagon sn1s ne
Bros groceries four - WAGONS. .sarstow i stove 20"
o., load OF coal, Jerome Ksaaedy. open carriage
Providence Gas Co. Lucer's dyspepsia reinedy;
Hs,o LAd Co. a.I,Sssy inrse tss%s; ms%s, tsai G
NJ Msch, clothier S. 4. Hemingway alopecial. open
ssasSa ssSss A 9Snnn PSay Gallup with
aids ~ q BSdIong and par'rsger fis bs ana four. se
ssa% % display %in m1sa an 1%nsnss float on which was
placed carr iags with wooden horses attacnea ana
f'n nna numerous ingenious references 10 The man
who owns MS house and tne mao who doesn !; Win
~ ine win a iull display OF druggists goods Ths
Union Pacific Tea Company also had q GORGEOUS
% co%psny y made ma splendid exposition Of us goods
drawn by four horses; huntoon % 0rnh,n G0whain
Charles T. Runfs upholstery float followed
loaded with everything In the hosse,furnishing
James Heap wound up, The. second division VITA
dis,ays in their respective 81 lines Of goods Ic
Harris, Gee. v Rogers. Pardon Miller. aids Thers
Sa %sr9 IN ns ynaonS with rich bunting in
profusion. h. l.. Titus had a hJat with an exten-
Including miniature house in the the act Of loco
motion; Fred q. Lees had a complete plumbers
display s "fs' Tne Pomeroy roy Coal eompahy followed
with large wagon loaded down with thick blocks
So@psny CO s8 haa wagon loaded with six picket
fence covered with instrucsIons where TO buy this
T Dimond 4. Son, dry goods. with an express
somely decorated wagon containing water closet
goods. g J. Finley OF star Cleaning company, j:
H. A. Staples. followed with gay delivery wagon
Ma the sss saa
immense load q yarns, The division closed , With
second ses oaa Of shoes Snd j. KeSSedy aud the
j. Mass Ba sery Go. ~
wnS fGSs's AND SvEsSps s' caeons
Flute baad;- J. II, panforth OF the Admiral ciga-
Of his na new braSa Of cigarettes and an open car
riage In which sat young lady dressed a, an
rS fonp horse. '1 IN, the line drawing ' decsratsd
wagon; j. w. Brady had a wagon loaded with mat
wagon came next loaded with fine samples Of coal;
grain and baed hay followed from the same Arm
range OF beautiful wo. kmanship. The American
Laundry company had two wagons,one loaded with
collars ard cuffs strung out In long
line. the other decorated with the national
colors. The Harvard Carpet and Rug company
came mex with fine dis play OF carpets and rugs
and small boysj Phillips ~ Phillips had display OK
ranges and refrigerators; next followed Tnolnas
Lyou with full line Of groceries,; The Providence
steam laundry was repr scented with load OF coll
lars cuffs and other Enes OF immaculate white
ness; Henry X. Chadsey Co., contractors. fol-
low, d; Il. ID. Burgess expressman. had wagon
II 10 with goods for any and all customers.
Fifth Division. H. II. Franklin, marshall. j. ii
Johnson and Charles Grey. aids the Combi nation
Ladder company came first with line OF light
sseleton and hremen's ladders; next was the Cit-
zens Concrete company with a full display; II. Il.
Allan e Company OF Olneyvile, dry goods; The
sockanos 1T Spring Water company made fine
display of waters In a wagon ga,ly trimmed
Pacync Tea company had another wagon
ages; The Mahoney 4 Notion stucco works also
made fine display OF It's goods; Leopold Com
pany's bologna sausage display :, made eyerys
body along the line hungry; the Fruit Hill fnrp
gave an extensive Display n Of garden arden ,,racA"
full line OF liquors. bottled and In casks
w. q. Rankin made most excellent
showing OF bicycles Gilmore's trunk store fol-
lowed with full display the Wheeler a. Wilson
Sewing Machine company made a good showing OF
tho firm q latest machines with welve teams. The
al vision closed with the display OF Jonn X. White
A sons, with sever nj sweating laborers In the act
of laying and arranging sods.