The Washington times., 1901-09-02

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Tent event. p m--Putting le-pcund
| shot. 10 members of the Central
| Labor. IN: first prize. fountain pen;
| second Egfze. bottle OF wine.
Cblindfolded) wheeIbarrow race. 50 yards:
! first prize. lady's hat: second prize. butter
/ dish; third prize. ladys slippers
Twelfth event, p. m.-Grcasy pole. for
| boy 5: assortment OF prizes
Tic following named articles have been
| contributed by local business firms to be
awarded as prizes to the winners in the
/ athletic contests:
| Saks * Co. one umbrella; NJ. Goldsmith
| & Son, one silver cup; Castelberg, one sill
| yer vase; Rich, one pair slippers; Charles
DietZ, one box of union cigars; Law Re-
porter Company, one fountain pen;
| Charles e. Hodgkin. s.: P. j. Nee, willow
| rocker: John Ridden, parior table; House
| & Hermann, parior rocker; Parker, Brid-
! get 4 Co. two pairs of gloves; Julius
Lansburgh, one upholstered silk damask
| rocker; William II. Livermore, catching
| mis- shoes; NJ. Goldenberg. ss taffeta
/ uady'sl silk waist; w. Il. Wheeler, fifty
| Temple cigars; the Post one year s
| subscription to daily Post William
/ DietZ. one bottle Paul Jones whisky; the
i Times Company, one years subscription
| to The Times daily and Sunday. He'll
| brun & Co, two pair athletic shoes; Rein
! harts silk House lady's pearl handle UNI
! brella; Kings Palace. ladys ready-to-
| wear hat; Schmedtie Bros, butter dish;
J. r. Major, comb and brush; Hecht 4
! Co, one umbrella; William Ballantyne K
Sons. merchandise; r Harris & Co, mer-
! chandise; Mayer x Petit parior rocker;
! X. Kneesi & Son. merchandise; Loeb &
| Co, hat; j. A. Sauerland, 81; James Y
| Davis Sons, one umbrella; Henry Evans,
| one bottle perfumery; Hirsh & Well. UNI
relia; Emil West, one pair silk suspend
| ers; C. Auerbach. one umbrella; Sweet ~
Co. fountain pen; Reed Drug Company.
DIR. w. c. Sparks. manager, one bottle
perfumery: s. Fishman & Sons. 50 hat:
William J. Zeh, one-half cord wood Tor
barbecue; A. o. Hutterly, gold medal;
Evening Star Newspaper Company, one
years subscription; d. N. Walford, one
American League baseball. S. kann. Sons
a. Co. one pattern dress goods; Lans-
burgh &c Bro. dress trimmings; SNoot
Golfer & McCalIey. five yards ribbon; NJ
The outing will be in charge of the fol-
lowing committees.
General Joint Committee. ]. Ratigan,
Chairman; c. W. Winslow, Secretary; J.
NJ Heisley, Treasurer, c. E. Dietrich, NJ:
]. Mccarthy, J. B. Dickman. Milford
spohn. H; K. Fellinger, G. B. Hedges.
E: Moray. James L. stevens. w. A. Nor
rison, J. L. Cochran. Frank Lyons. ]. r.
Mcyey. William Silver, w. Thompson, W
z. Kennedy, E Stevens j. Tanning, & n
ner, J. S. Husemann. L. Rubel. J. Eian.
H. r. La Clair. +. NJ. Farmer. James Cor
rie. c. A Klein F. L. Schwarz. James v.
Clark, and Daniel Sullivan.
Committee on Arrangements. NJ.
Heisley Chairman: w. A. Morrison. j.
L. Cochran, and Frank Lyons;
Committee on EntertainmentS NC
Vey, Chairman; William Silver, 10 Stew
ems, j. Tanning, H. Hart, John Willis. H.
Albrecht. H. Wagner, J. $. Husemann;
l. Rubei. J: Wall. H. T. La Clair. and
Committee on Tickets-E. J. Ratigan.
Chairman; c. f. Dietrich, E. J.. O,Brien.
J. ]. Crowley, Frank Rom, A. s. Nolen,
William Reed, ]. H Warthall. Fred Con-
7 4 Tlrrty md L
NJ. j. Mccarthy, o. B. BIggs. w. Hage-
man. John NJ. Gayer, C. j. Lindquist, P.
J. Crowley, NJ Smelling, D. M. Van Ness,
j. NJ. Horgan, George Malone, t. Z. FOX,
and Daniel Sullivan
Committee on Printing-John B. Dick
man. Chairman; Milford Sponn, and II. r.
FeIlinger
Chairman; George b. Hedges. Charles Nc
Gowan, c. w, iHerzinger. and G. T. Mo-
ray.
Chairman: John B. Dickman, and James
l. Stevens.
Floor cqm%ittseaH N t.sesa r r rlrnir EellingfF.
S. Hartmann. H. G. Aibrecht, George R.
Cook, f. G. FeIlinger. James Gorrie,
James v Clark, G. A. Klein, J. NJ. Prid-
geon. and F. L.. Schwarz-
At Marshall Hall the Labor Day ex-
ercises, which will be under the auspices
of District Assembly. No. 66, Knights of
Labor, will be begun shortly after the
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first of the field sports will be a game
of baseball between picked mines repre-
senting the Paperhangers' and Painters
organizations The players are said to
be among the best amateur ball toSserS
in the District, so a closely contested
and interesting game may be expected.
The other events on the programme OF
amusements and the time they will take
wheelbarrow race. p. m: tub race, 4:3e
p. m; 100-yard foot race. p. m; ladies'
foot race, twenty yards, p; m; sack
race, p. M; three-leg race, 7:30 p. m;
fancy dance for children, p. m: prize
waltz, $50 p. m; competitive cake walk, 3
p. m: fancy dancing.
The outing will be in charge of the fol-
lowing committees: Executive Commit
tee-Charles l.. Hickman, Chairman; w.
a Dion. Secretary; Thomas Sheahan,
Z. O'Dea. Committee on Sports-J. Frank
O'Meara, Chairman; c. r. James II. w.
Jordan Frank Taymes. II. w. Kline. c.
W. Slater. J. A. Lohr, III. B.: Martin.
William Childs, J. F. Sweeney. Thomas
b. johnson. Edward Hopkins. G. W. Gay
lor, and ]. v. Skeen. Boats and Com
Dwuart, ]. F. Connor, Thomas Fay, E.
c. Bissett. G. II. Hewitt, and II. Schuel-
ties.
The following named local firms have
donated the articles mentioned prizes
to be awarded the successful contestants
in the athletic games:
r. Harris * Co, one brooch; Heilbrun'S
Shoe House. one pair of gents shoes: w.
Times Company. one years subscription;
Parker, Bridget & Co, one sweater;
friend comb, brush. and case,
Those who spend the day picnicking with
the members of the organizations affiifa-
ted with the Building Trades Council, are
also ensured of most enjoyable time.
The committee in charge of the celebra-
ton has used every effort to make the
occasion a pleasant one for those who
join the builders in their annual outing.
With this in view they have arranged
an excellent programme of athletic field
games The first of the field sports will
be a game of baseball between teams
represe nting the timers and painters
organizations. The teams will be COM
posed of the following named players:
Ter. W. Hopper W. House. B. Binnix. c.
Watson. II. Winkieman. and c. Cooper;
painters Charles NJ Gates, Walter Ber-
ry George Glasgow. John Leurch. John
Guinan. Hugh j. Robb, Buck Creighton.
Perry Quantrill. and James Corbett.
The other events will be a prize waltz
an egg race. a potato race. foot races for
men and boys. climbing a greasy pole,
and wheelbarrow race for ladies' Be
Sides the committee In charge of amuse-
ments intends to provide ether games and
prize contests for the entertainment of
the members of the building trades ana
their friends
The celebration will be in charge of the
following committees: General Commit
tee: Henry l.. Streh, Timers; j. Z. Mitch
ell, Painters; s. A. Clements Plasterers;
C. A Holmes Eccentric Engineers. and
Thomas Sheehan. Painters. Amusements:
Charles NJ. Gates, ]. F. Mahoney. J. Tay-
lor, NJ E. Cady, John Goebeli. ID. NJ.
Burns j. A. Sankey. and A. j. Lyon
Tickets: J. E. Mitchell, L. 4. Brahler.