New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE RECEPTION TO MICHAEL DAvITT.

r,.oprs mr. r1r CENTRAL LABOR UNION 10 GET
A peryIr TO MEET IN UNION SQUARE.
prsparatons have lecn made oy the Central La.
Tor Union 10 give Michael lavitt q reception az
LINEN SQUARE tomorrow night at which, us ss'u'
IN lv 90 n0 workinnen of all trades Will be pres
emit The Park Commissioners however, lenus e,taJ
grant permit for the meeting. III was repoi.I,IS
that Commissioners MacLean had SAID that nc Wo1u
sim n hermit If the other Commissioners W9uio'
hut this Mr. MacIean denies. YESTERDAY delega-
ton from the union, consisting OF August Ernos''
Renle' Matthew Mcclure, William I.as,e, Emit
Uir,lcs NJ. b. Seller Thomas OShaughhessy anu
called at the Mayors ONCE 70 Wy osne
a permit for the meeting. The Mayor DID not conc
10 the city, but Mr. WINS his private secretary ae
ceived the delegation. Mr.. Bssert said after s,at
ing hls complaint: We wish TO hase and o discuss
topics affecting our interests We approve Oh Mr. MI
Daytfs principles. and we wish to t% mavor
aud hear him." Mr.. WINS replied that INC piaSSIs
could not interfere, the matter was I'D ,o t'
of the Park Commissioners. AFTER tnc ee 10 da
had lett the MIR. Ernest shook MS nse an
clared that the union would have the hee.is nS
way hermit or no permit" Afterward tne ueicHa-
tion got tine Board of Aldermen to ADOPT noSo ~.
tion asking the Park Commissioners 10 si'o 'N'
Acting Police Superintendent Thorne yesterSaaSy ",
when asked II the men would De lnJcriereu WIZ, ~
the malice il they held their meeting without poi
do not intend to bring. the Pchce Department
in conflict with anyone but ta nave sT far as
Union Sousre to these organizations faster eo
Union OF the City and County OF NeWIiofnf i,VV NY
,nan Rrickisveis Union No. 4, 500; Clothing Cut
frra; Protective Union 800; Long horenen AsSoci,
alton No g 700; Boiler Makers Union, 4VO anu
the Cigar Makers Union 5000. Now, IL theS Rg g
into the square, / don't see how we OF d,ie al "A
"Reminiscences are going TO get them out. lhe9 arc
not limited to time III forming there' anu 'ne9 Gan
take an hour or two. ,,y ,;,rad NJ
There won't be any trouble" continued hr;
Thorne "Tbese men have always been quiet anu
orderly even along the river-roht, where t men -;
were on strike. i suppose thai they can t III IL
the square, but they will not be allowed W W.
struct the streets" nj, So,,;osoner
in town Yesterday. and he retired cary loa Wt n,
stone The Commissioners will bold speci,ii
inc an Wednesday morning at which "a deiegal ~
from the Central Labor Union will be present. 1e
Committee OF Arrangements of the Union expect 70
have a large number of men from the rrelehe
Movers Union present, and they VIII kso
them the place Of honor IN the nhe. ~ me-
ing of tie committee was heid yesoelG;aS,
lt was decided that the diherent lraGe- ti
should march from Then halls at p l' loi oii
suuare where their presidents WILL upon an ~ a.,
report 10 Grand Marshal Ernest, IN uouV " 'i rs
Everett House. The formation OF lhe nio ~
march will be as follows: The unions lIpn o on0
south part of the city, at Seventeenth-sl anu
way. east side unions at fouTEentn-o.' co. co.
Fo1rth-aye: west side unions at University -pldSe
and Four eenth-st: uptown unions at SeVeIleen'n-
at and Fourth-aye. The presidents VIII act as
aids To tine grand marshal, and Will wear Mu.D
scarfs The grand marshal will wear piue scar
The nrocessiof at 7:30 O'Clock Will move past MI.
Davitt who will review the line from pia'ioiii
erected for the purpose IN the square