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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-26
FOEssTREETs NNsEWERs.
BfnmbictOh Local AsonrIt Tnt OF to A p.
proprinic SlHG,0OO srr.2

The Brambleton Local Board met in
regular monthly session last night with
MT l. T.. Jernigan in the chair, with the
following other members present:
Messrs. Banks, Bunting, Gale, Hancock.
Jones, Spann, Sterling and Whitehurst
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. yM
MI. Spann, of the Street Committee.
reported the distribution OF fifty-seyen
loads. OF shells where most needed, and
brtdges. at various points, drain on
Clalborne avenue; also called speciaI at
!: tentlon to the condition Of Cooke and
Maple avenues and to the general con
dillon OF the streets OF the ward -
On motion Of Mr.. Sterling, the Street
committee was authorized to place
shells on Maple avenue, between Bran
Dleton and Tunstali avenues.
Mr. Banks called the attention of the
board to the condition of THE sidewalk
opposite Mr. C. d. Cakes mill, on Bram
bleton avenue.
MIR. Spann had seen Mr.. Cake and the
CITY Attorney with regard to the mat
ter but with no sEttisfaction Referred
to the Street Committee with power 10
act. Is = |
On motion OF Mr. Hancock, day OIL
| GERS are TO be instructed to put lanterns
on distractions found in the streets toe
late in the day for removal by The gar
bage carts and report such case to The
board. o.''s .,1..f,s..IlI
Mr. Whitehurst, OF the School Com
mittee. reported some trouble with water
In the basement OF school No. g
On motion OF Mr.. Sterling, Mr. Bal
lentine was to be requested to disconnect
his drain pipe from that of school No.
2, emptyins into Ohio creek.
Certain resolutions We're presented
with regard to the closing OF Hamljn
avenue, between Park and Clay avenues,
for certain improvements to be made by
the Norfolk. Virginia Beach and South
| ern railroad. superintendent Holland.
of this road, was present to represent
| the matter as to improvements.
! Mr.. Sterling favored the resolution
with the addition that the City Councils
close the street on such conditions as
| they think best for the ward. glI
Rev. j. J. Hall, ID. D.. spoke In favor
the resolutions; also Messrs W. d.
Southall and L. Y. Thomas Passed
unanimously. fsE&sf
! ! It is considered that this action Of the
! board, followed up by the approval Of
! the Councils, will be one Of the greatest
things done for Brambleton Ward
Mr.. Sterling was requested to take the
chair, when Mr.. Jernlgan read his
former resolutions on sewerage, for the
ward. 3 si'alEi3 !
Mr. Bunting expressed his views that
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'AMUSEMENSFi

SOL SMITH. RUSSELL, TO-NIGHT.-t
The Academy Will be packed tonight to
see Mr.. Soil Smith Russell. who will
make his annual appearance In this city
nance, 2 by Martha NIortoA i =, a,
Both Mr. Russell and his manager Mr.,
Berger, are SO well pleased with Miss
~ rton's new play that they have de-;
ctded 70 abandon their plan OF playing q
repertoire OF Mr. Russeils old Successes
and conflne the present tour to the new
play. The comedy has been put on ilr the
shape Of n production and Is drawing
packed houses. A very few desirable
seats can be secured by those who apply
early at the box office. Prices, $3.50,
S1.00, soc. and 25c. ~ z
GEORGIA CAYYAN.-Miss Georgia
Cayvan, at the head of her own com
pany, comes to the Academy Of Music
on Wednesday. March Sd. and Thurs
day, March 4th They viii be seen In q
ncWsrersion of Robert Buchanan'S, al
ways charming pastoral drama, Squire
Kate" which was produced by, tha
I.yceum Theatre company, when Miss
Cayvan was tile leading lady. Tt was
in this play that Miss Cayvan scored
perhaps the greatest triumph OF her
career. The new version, which Is
credited with being q great improve
ment upon the old one, is richly and
tastefully put upon the stage. The COM
pany supporting Miss Cayvan includes
cal profession. The presentation Of the
play here will be in every detail identi-
cal with that made IN New York.
La LOIE FULLIR.-Despite the
rainy weather. the sale for La IIoie Full
ler's performance Saturday matinee and
night, opened with q rush at the Acad-
envy yesterday. Miss Fuller's enter
tainment lasts two hours and q half and
Is Of q nature calculated to draw very
large audiences for its success. "Elia-
son the Great" q magician OF wonderful
skill, fills out much OF the time. La Loie
in u short interview with d. New York
Sun reporter told how she gets the
effect in the Nile Lily, her most beau
tiful dance Of all. She says the Lily
dance is the most difficult Of ALL, In
this dance I wear five hundred yards
of silk, and though it requires the great
est expenditure Of energy from every
muscle of the body, for my draperies are
not swayed by my arms alone, it gives
marvellous results, The extreme
height Of the skirt wherein motion. Is
nearly: twenty feet; SO you wiz readily
understand the effort required to master
the hnv of graVitauon IN this dance. The
lose folds Of draperes are fastened to
| two long aluminium sticks, each over
six afeet. III length. THE serpen tine move
| mehti gained by..sSvaying the arms as
one does in club swinging; sets the drap-
cries in motion; then the arms s,re held
straight out, While i revolve onimy toes
veryFra pidly. Thkstmovement draws the
skirts close ubout,n,y limbs to shape the
stalk OF the lily, while at the shoulders
the draperies are wide spreading. Then
suddenly the arms are shot straight up
wards and a perfect lily white and pure,
rears It's head nearly twenty feet high,
and l am entirely within it,"
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Not Rrs,ce N. HUE.

Charleston, s. c., Feb. %, 1896.
Editor OF The Vrginan:
VIII you please allow me space in your
columns to say that the Buie. mentioned
in your paper a few days ago as being
under indictment in Washington city.
D. G., charged With the theft of $500
folk and baltimore b5at,, is not ms As
I never heard OF any 'othet Buiesin Nor
folk but myself. and have lived, their far
five years. people who know me theri,
might think it me, and for this reason
/ shall appreciate it very much IL you
will publish this notice. l will be in
Norfolk soon.
Respectfully,
BRUCE NJ. BJJIE 4.
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ron THREE YEARS T HARDLY
IlVER KNEW WHAT IT WAS TO BE
WITHOUT a HEADACHE. Not only that
up Mt the time, so that l had
to breath through my mouth at at
times l was constantly hawk
ing and splitting the mucus that kept fall
ing into my throat. l scarcely ever ate
a good meal, and whenever stopped tn.
least bit my head swan. My mouth
tasted bad and my sleep was disturbed by
horrible dreams and seemed to lose aft
energy. tried many doctors without re-
lief and al kinds or patent /, medicnes. ~
lrlREY, and took treatmeht under him:
II1 HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-.
think DR.. frey is godaend to suffering
humanity: / sleep fine now and get ,up, re-
frcshcd. feel good all over now and often
tell my friends how well feel, have
hearty appetite and can breath so nice and
free. HAVE NOT HAD n ii HEADACHE
SINCE l BEGAN DIR. FIREY'S TREAT
MIINT. ! used to dread my work, but
now feel so strong and well It's really
pleasure. In fact I can't begin to tell all
the good DR.. FREY has done me. He has
cured mo and advise my friends to con-
suit him.
WfLLOUGIBY BRIGHT,
with a. Wrcnn & Sons. 22 and ~ Union
street. Norfolk. Va.
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MUTINEERSSEH FENCED
Three Unruly Sailors q. the lilly Wander
hersehen Given Five Days Each.
WERE ARRESTED BY AU. S. BA1TLEsHIP
Tho Case Was Rather u Noted One
/. unprecedented Government OH.
cer-0ther Cases Before tho United
States Court-A, Very Small po.
lice Court Docket

me noted cases Of James Beckham,
William Baker and Joe Williams, ali
eolored, who mutinined aboard the
schooner lilly Vanderheschen In 3amp-
ton Roads last Octobers and who were
arrested by IL boarding crew from the
United States battleship Massa chusetts,
came UP In the United States Circuit
Count here yesterday. a,H
The cases should have gone over until
the May. term of the court, but on CON
sideration Of the time, already served by
Inc men the cases were taken before the
Alexandria grand jury. the men indict-
ed and Judge Hughes held q special
criminal term here yesterday to try
them. Gl'
In view Of the fact that the Wander
nerschen has been recently wrecked off
the Florida coast, and the consequent
difficulty in securing witnesses, the Dis
trlct Attorney accepted the proposition
OF Mr.. Julius Saunders, counsel for the
defense. and q sentence or five days in
Jail was imposed on each of the mutt
neers. all Of whom have already been In
Jail five months. III
s INPERSONATED AN OFFICER
The case of William Backins, vete-
ran from the Soldiers Home, at Hamp-
official of the Government, sWindled
pensioners and boarding house keepers,
also came up. Backins Is an aged man,
who is suffering from consumption, and
as he has, also been in jail for some
months awaiting trial, he was given a
sentence OF one day in Jail.
Charles Bonfanti, felonious assault at
the Hampton Soldiers Home; plead
guilty and was given ten days in Jail.
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-thi -U.t.s. HN
LOCAL IiltEyITIE EN-.
Minor Mention of Various Matters Of
.,rt:; Interest. 49, :.


Haicyon Club will give. a. german to-
night Mt Montefiore Hall. ,yE.
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Brady, OF
Petersburg are in the city 'sIa -
ArcherS drug store on Bank street
was sold out at auction yesterday
Hon. Thomas II. Barnes, Of Nansemord
county, was In the city yesterday.
Up to o'clock yesterday afternoon
32.100 of an inch Of rain had fallen.
Mr.. Charles e. Fink, president Of the
Southern Telephone company, Is in the
city -, s.s;Is %a
Miss Lillian Henderson leaves tonight
fornM Washington tor attend the inaugural
ball. - ;,a I'll
OWNS; to the sickness Of Mayor Eiayo
the Bolice Commissioners did not meet
yesterday. #Ss~,
Mrs. .innnbel Jonkins, Of Richmond
is tho sueest or her 'brother, ar. j. Ire-
delrJenliins. i2r:.n s::..:y .5s.4 Il,
Hon. James D. Brady of Petersburg,
accompanied by Mrs. Brady, arrived in
the-city Yesterdays Ntw ri,
An entertainment will be given to-
night by the young men of Cumberland
Street M. L. church.
y scaled report to Judge Woodhouse
has been made by the Lake Joyce Con-
domination Commissioners
The Imperial Guano company has a
Suano-laden barge sunk at Burton's
Point on the Southern Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Liienfeld re-
turned yesterday form their bridal trip.
having been as far as Florida.
!. Mrs TIA: Hall will conduct Y services
| q t-Cplifon Mission to:night.,, Members are
TurSed tU'attend these: NEE tiuHs. u.,s. s.If
!, Hcv: M i'Schehk and aha t.hbir.Df,ithe
I,utherhiiHchurch condurtetl; thm services
Tat the Union Mission! last nii9htay. .,fsi,
aass az Gpist s f11S ssn $50
lSODrlnO T,nWnCt oh,
| Professor a. Bellezza viii begin dan
| cling class for gentlemen Monday night
and one Tuesday afternoon for ladies'
and children.
The funeral Of Mr. Henry T. White
hurst Will take place from Queen Street
At. l.. church this evening at 3 o'clock
| this afternoon
The Old Dominion company's steam
er City of Columbia. came last evening
in charge OF First Officer Ira w Taploy,
| OF the steamer Jamestown
| the grand ball given ut Richards son s
Hall last night for the benefit Of Merri-
| mac Tribe, No. %. I. 0. r. NJ. was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyed
Miss Role StragG and Miss Ida Win
ner, who have been sojourning at the
home of their friend, Miss Powell, !igll
street, returned home yesterday.
The entertainment to have been given
at the First Baptist church last even
ing has been postponed until this even
ing on account Of the weather.
| Captain Frank Cunningham, Of Rich
mond. is announced to sing at an en-
tertainment to be given at the Cumbcr-
land Street NJ. T.. church tonight.
MIR. j. w. Small. well-known young
man Of this city, who has been con-
nected with the passenger department of
the Seaboard Air, Line for some time,
has been sent on q business trlp 10 AT
lanta by the company.
| lice To- q ne T,.t,, -
Mr. James l.. Tourtellot. OF Providence,
r. T., were married at the former place
"Wednesday and spent, "wednesday
might at the Atlantic Hotel, III this city,
|1eaving yesterday morningsvi the At
Ilantic Coast Line for o Southern tour.
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Court orLn,y ana <.hn,tcery!

Judge VIM. B. Martin presided in this
court yesterday. The following grand
jury summoned for this term Of court
was empannelled D. a. Grimstead, J..
=. Fentress. Sandusky Dozier, Louis
Hoffman, Eugene Ives, b. r. Jones, a.
Deiches, n. NJ Barry. r.. 3. Cornick,
D. G. Worthington, r. T. Brooke and c..
G. I<ellam
Q. J. Prickett VS.. c. W. Tebault; judg-
ment for $500.
j. S. Moore VS.. w. II. Stuart; YER
dict for $564.73, with interest from March
4ih. 1890.
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ARD lin Photoeranhx.

The latest in style and finish is the
new paS-relief portrait made only by
Campbell the wIdeawake photogranhrr.
They cannot be described, but must be
seen to be appreciated They are now
on exhibition at his studio, as Is also his
fine line Of water color cabinets.
3. 8. CAMPBELL,
340-344 Main street.
ian lo-tr Ballentne Block
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Property Transfers.

G. II. Carpenter to William II: Russell,
Il lot with improvements on the north
side OF, Highland avenue. BramDleton
Ward. So and other considera tions
w. r. Russell to Martin Holland, same
property, same consideration 3'+&3E
w. II. IT. Loyal and w. H.-Taylor to
Charles H. Doyle, Il lot with improve
ments on the west side OF Sheldon ave-
nue., rambleton Ward, 1,075. ~ @
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'AELRf WANTED.

WANHEb. .whd are decking EN- ploy-
ment, male and feha u, white or colorcd.
work; fehhysi In .NoriQ.ls,i or any cities
North, and Send iall '$wofnen 2iTnntedl.
Is Once q &9neL s 9f
Norfolk, va. 3; F.VAIDlGN, Agency, !.
mahogany round front
sideboards with long legs: round front bu-
sofas or tables, with brass or wood claw
feet; tall c2nale-sticks: * Address g..
. THOMAS 9; s. care Norfolk syirEinian. ;
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Dcnth orMr. Ro,,n1ree.

Mr.. George Ffadley Iountree. a young
man who had many friends and who
was grand-so of Mr.. w. D. I2ountrec
OF this city, died at llinston. n. c.,
Wednesday. He had gone there for
his health. The deceased was a mem
Der of the '97 class of Yale and the pos
SCISSOR OF many admirable traits.
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whnt President Holman

Of the Seaboard Air Line, says:
Mr.. J. II. Harris, Harris Springs, S.
c.: I will say that in my opinion the
Harris Ltthia Water Is by far the hes
Lithia Water ever used. II has done
me a great deal of good, and think 1t
q most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. l.
Dodson, Druggist. Atlantic Hotel, and
Burrow. Martin e Co.
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Mems Pointed roe SHOES.

are going out OF style. and before they
go out here we will offer them for less
money than other shapes. Look these
prices over carefully: Sa 81
9S satin sewed shoes sold at. 81 20
l ~ satin sewed shoes sold at...... 80
l 80 calf seWed shoes sold at....... 90
l 80 calf Welted shoes sold at...... . 40
W cali Welted shoes sold at...... . 80
40 calf Welted shoes sold at....... 3 90
G5 calf welted shoes sold at.... 3 so
90 calf welted shoes sold at 4 90
HELLDR'S SHOE STORE,
IL Bank street, opp. Courthouse.
Re 20
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Our people are growing more and
more in the habit Of looking to loca
druggists for the latest and best of
everything In the drug line. They sell
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for It's cures Of bad colds. Group and
whooping cough. When in need OF such
a medicine give this remedy a trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result. j.I
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Clearance Sale orSl,oe..

I'VE have marked down several Ilarre
lots OF winter shoes Mems 100 winter
tans. at $500; Turner's mems Sc. 90 black
calf. Of. lace and congress, at $500. One
lot p. G: Burt's ladies' shoes, formerly
$500. at $3.00. 154 Main street. i8r'3.
y. THOMAS e. CO., Shoes.
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These for Mon soc.

Virginia" White unlaundered shirts,
Wamsutta cottons. POO fine linen bos-
oms. reinforced back and front. con-
tinuous gussets felled seams. We say
the best shirt ever sold at soc.
Mems suspenders, 25c. kind, 10c II
LEVY BROS,
344 Main street
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.BoARDERS WANTED.

WANTED 1.-Two nice young men to occu--
Ply Furnished room at rea Eonable terms;
home comforts; central location: Apply
new No SOL Charlotte street. fe2i-3t's
IA MARRIED COUPLE, or several gentle
men can secure Il nicely furnished second
story front room with good board: terms
very. moderate. Address t=PLALE: care
Virginian. 8 ET 9SEs fe2i-3t'
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Sunday Schedule 70 Old Point Re.
IA Ea SumeI.

The Old Dominion Steamship company
has resumed Sunday trips to Fortress
Monroe, Steamer will leave Bay Line
rf,Norfolk, at 10 u. m, and y. M,
Portsmouth fifteen minutes .earier.)
VIII leave. Old Point at 1880 a. m, $3.50
and $50 y. M. Fare 30 cents each wdyE !
NJ. B. CROMWELL, Agent.
fa Off Has - -. h. ri" .f
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Norfolk nnl Washington, -. C.,Stcnnn.
boat Company,
Inauguration of F'resitleMt-ElectA sic.
5# Kintcy,
TO Washington, ID g., and Return,
$3.50.
Tickets on sale March 1st, I'd, and 3d.,
GOOD TO return to March 18th. inclusive.
State-roomS can now be reserved al COM
pany's office on the wharf
Phone AL. D. J. CALLAHAN.
Ieo 1l-tf '#I#a# Agent.
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INIPERSONATDD AN OFFICE
a,oIico CourtRccoru.

The Police Justice had but littletto oc-
cupy Ills attention yesterday. y,+.,
! Mamie Richardson colored. charged
with drunkenness and indecent, con
duct, was fined S. and costs. j..
Maggie Curren. and Lille Hayes,
keeping a house of iIl-fame and, selling
llHuor without @ license: dismissed.
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Special White Goods-tvr!;sh1's.3 $40
Main Street. a@M

Checked and striped muslins at 3Mc. &C.,
&C., l0c., and 121ac.
India Linens, exc, Sc, 10c., 12lAc., 15c.,
and 19c. t.Ht
Embroidcries &C., Sc, 1Oc., 12Mc., l5c.,
19c., Csc, 29c., and 33c.
All fresh new goods and fully % per
cent less than value. Call and see them
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Marriage Licenses.

Willie Jordan and Lucille Carr, COL
ored.
". II. Gaines and Martha a. Wallace,
cOlored.
Joseph Jones and Mary Harris
Henry Whitfield and Mary Reed, col
Ored.
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Suitx Entered.

The following suits were entered in
the Court of Law and Chancery yester
day:
Edward Spalding, assignee OF II. p.
Embury, VS.. AZ. Nicholson, III chanCery.
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Setree To.Nisiit.,

I; Prof. A. BelleAza will give his regular
Friday night soiree to the West End
young folk tonight at Montefiore hall.
The usual admission. g5
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FOR SALE-Paper Route, now paying
eight $500 dollars net per week; security
must DO given for prompt payment of
~! for papers ut end OF each month.
Price S7?. Address Rare Chance" care
VirGinan. AHf fe19-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.


ENERGETIC LADY CANVASSER want
ed by q Northern Extract and Ferfurllery
House to- Introduce goods in this city.
!. Address Immediately il NJ. y EAGER,
general delivery, city ~ I: fe25-3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a =. IRWIN BITNER, Secretary ST the
Port Norfolk Land Company, at Hagers-
town, Md, for prices on any unsold lots
or blocks OF property at Port Norfolk
J.. IRWIN BITNER, tHagerstown, Nd
fe26-1my
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FOR SALE.

75-horse- power engine, in
first class condition; has just been thor
oughly overhauled, and is as good as
new; has an improved adjustable cut off,
and can therefore be run Mt n less horse
power II desired, and he very economical
in fuel. Apply to GEORGE w. DUVAL
& Co. or OLD DOMINION GuANO co.
ftaat-tf
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Have you consulted the Clairyoyant
Prot. Pasco, now at 141 Bank street,
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Ladies, Clean your kid Gloves,

with NIiller's Gloveine. It Is ~ not q
liquid, leaves. no odor. and can be used
while the glove Isl ON the hand SOLD.
only at r. T.. Holmes g. Co.'s drug store
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-09-08
MAGNIFICENT!

and Pine the large obelisk again became entanglediin the wires over head and was precipitated to the ground, almost demolishing the float. The horses ran for some dis tance, but were finally gotton under control, and the float, considerably dilapidated, was driven back, into the procession. No one was badly hurt, but how | all could occur On crowded stteets without someone being seriously injured, is almost inscrutabIe. The accident was a severe loss and disappointment 10 kastor X Bluthenthal, as their float was one Of the prettiest in the procession.
 The exercises at the rarE were equally as interesting as the parade Speeches were made by Gov. Dan ". Jones, Hon. s NJ. Taylor, Mf. A. B. Garretson, Mr. T R. Dodge, Mr. Chas. W. Maier, H. L. Remmel. and Col. s. W. Fordyee, to an eager and listening multitude.
 The celebration concluded with q grand ball at the park at night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-09-08

gorgeous float, while the remainder of it was q show of lovely goods.
 THE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS were represented by a large and gor- geously gotten up float. On each corner of it was a representation of the four grea railroad organizations The float was gaily decorated with flags and bunting,
 BRANNON BROS, Liquor Dealers This float was peculiarly attrac- we one. It contained at least sixty three little girls, all handsomely gowned. On the side of the float were streamers bearing the words: "We will see that little girls do not work today"
 WOLF NICHOLS,D Dry Goods, Mill iaery-A handsome float was this, with q magnificent display of dry goods and millinery
 THE J H. EDDINS DRY GOODS CO.-This float was gorgeous with bunting and displayed in artistic arrangemento beautiful suitings of ladies dress goods.
 B. GOTTLIEB, ieweler. was nicely represented by very pretty float representing large watch.
 HENRY MARK, clothier and tailor, had very attractive float.
 JOE KRUMPNER, confectioner. a ] float telling where to get fresh pea nuts and candies.
 (. PATILLO, gardener, l, hand some display ot fruit and vegetables.
 E. BEUHLER, blacksmith, had a handsome float.
 AN old-fashioned loom and spin ming wheel with thread being spun and cloth being made was q good exhibit. Name of exhibitor was not on wagon.
 l BURNS, the tailor, the float repre-. senting Pine Bluffs enterprisine tailor, was one of the best and most original in the procession. It was I l huge pair of pants perfectly fitted or dummy, while In the rear was ths tailor at work with his shears.