New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01
THE PARADE OF LABoRING MEN.

IHlIR WORK.

1HEIR WORK.
Trades union men from all parts Of the city aud
representing all the various hardlclattS VIII begin
toass-mbc al 9 4. M. to-day along Centre-st from
Broome down to Franklin.
Ii is the day set apart by The central LABOR
Union as labor holiday, ana iOltN-'cnr unions
have resolved to take part IN the parade with winch
the day will be &c .eOTated HE parade viii ID" PIC
turesQue aud instructive. La addition 20 the pan
Iers and cartoons which characterize such parddes
nearly all the trades wall exhibit specimens 0i their
work The printers will turn out IN Chapcls eac n
chapel with It's own banner; lhey VIII alS9 eAnl?lt
the old haud-preSs used by Benjamin ttank4n
The hod hosting engineers VIII exhibit two nod;
hosting cngIncs with steam up. Two hhnaleu
lsbOrcrs will parade with mods on tnci shoulders.
Tie painters will also have a number Of
men m line wearing white over ans.
The first division of the parade will form at Centre
aud Broom ST., the vsIiOus ORGANIZATIONS taxing IN
the side streets down town. II vii consist Of
Typographical Union No q and oil the unions con.
nectcd with the building trades. he second
division which forms at Canal aud Centie-ot,, COM
prses an the unions IN the cigar-makine, clothing
end iuUltuIc trades. The Cielrm1ktrS vii haNo
men rolling cigars In the procession, The taIors
and clothing cutters, aud the cabinet makers Val
oil have men at work IL tins division the Wendell
IhIups Labor Climb. an organization OF cololcd
men will have the night Of the line, In TACT. the
coior line has been completely ignored IN preparing
tuI the demonstrate COlOred man has been
given charge of the police arrangements aud a
cOlurcd man viii address the meeting IN JuhcSs
Wood after the parade The butchers. coopcrs
aud other organizations VIII make up the
two miniature slaughter houses trucks.
The cOopers and bOXmakeIs will make barrels aud
boxes. Such unOrgauized wOrkmen az care 10 join
the parade will be formed into division by them
selves. At 10 O'Clock the order 10 march Will be
given by Grand Marshal William McCabe. The
line Of march wall be down CentTe-st 10 Printing
House square TO Park Row, to Mal-st, 10 Broad
way TO Fourteenth-st., around Union square, to
Seyenteenth-st TO Ffth-ave, TO weDty-htth-st.
and disperse there. The procession will be re-
viewed at the Cottage by number Of prominent
men IN the labor circles. After the procession has
dispersed the with their families will 60 20 the
Impire Coliseum and Washington Park where
there will be music games and athletic sports In
the evening there Will he speaking. The unions
are determined that the affair shall be success
and a number Of them have fined those members,
who do not attend, days pay. Arrangements
have been made 10 have the female members OF the
unions parade In carriages.
The following letter from Henry BeIgh was re;
eeived by the committee Of arrangements ana MAO
the desired effect
To e Committed Of Arrangements Of he LaIor Orgd"
tk0tt0n
GENTLEMEN Tomorrow morning vast procession D
OF labor organizations place n this CITY, a. appears
BY the daily papers. Among them am oil this moment
Informed the butchers 10 be represented, and that
during their march animals % be slaughtered upon
the public highway.
beg respectfully and earnestly 70 protest against
such an illegal and demoraZug exhibition In 20 doing
let me add that my opposition arises from want OF
kympshy with that great and honorable representation
al he rights Of labor Of every degree and character
which the proposed procession designs to express
o. but solely TO feature Of II, which while tits cruel
and unnecessary. would shock the hum An