New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.poR PARADE TO-DAY.


rur GREAT LABOR PARADE TO-DAY.
$40 n,prrRxNr DIVISIONS AND TIE LINE "
,,,pcg-MANY WOMEN TO RIDE IN SlAue',
All the arrangements have been SentPpaI i'abor
All rv narade and picnic OF the Cenuai Eao?
tne ANU ~ Nv IN IL confidently expected may ~
Union h bgrest thing of the kind ever nei6 ad IN
the city. and estimates are maoe 'n"' A''''
70 Tncre viii be FIVE divisions OF the palataT II
s,st Sysion composed Of the Essex County III ION ~
Trades Assembly, Brooklyn 0easr' English and
C.,or bakers cOopers Excelsior Is'pol Er Sn
GralDers,, Union shoemakers, WATERS, Aulei SS,iIy
n3;on Hebrew Workng-girls Assoelatioh neH
cvars Union lwomeI) clothing cutters Jour4eS
,o fai,ors Progressive tailors, lcotni,g eJioot
Of Brooklyn, knife cutters 1in u.s. Cloak
Iais' will form ut Fourth-ave ana SeVentIn,r
The second division. comprising f9e e d0d snte
Unions the building , 1rasso Operative Painters
Painters United Framers faperMhas
ars serman Machnists Carpenters nd mo,sfing
and 8 the BTOOEya er9%Sls Iron onld
Engie Ssa, Rniders Coach Painters and German
ps;nters' will assemble at Great JoneS-'I anu '"0
Bowcry. ,,--,.,o,, oomncscd of Typographical
yrnions No g and No of New-York ana 10, % u 40
Brooklyn. The Volkszetg em rasSSen and feed
ays and the elect otypers will, form az npud '''
ond the Bowery, extending across to bIoa9wa$
The fourth division conSsttpg u West Side car
WORKERS aes workers. wood carvers, trunk
%poters and boxmalIers will form on LaiayeVvo
place and FOurth-st -. pu.ross;va Cigar
makers Nos and %, the Progressive LugJI Nfng
and the cigar packers will form at Astor anu b~1"S
The conmn. led by corps of 100 OF the olggest
men in the different unions, VINO VII H. @cs
as police will move g. We 70 ssyenteenth-s to
Rroadway, TO Safest. and Bowling Green, MheI r
The narade will be dismissed ana Ihe tnelnD ,9
GIL 30 Dart w
hn series of Games in the afternoon ana dancing
IN the evening. At the cottage IN Union oqualo
the parade will be reviewed 9y s 1ho Foo Of
nen' arade will be the presence of delegations OF
f.Tenfv. Eve members from each OF elght orgahlza-
iions Of women They Will rae IN Stages Sro of +bio
neleeates representing the retail groeers OF TINS
aud ISrooklyn started for Pitttburg on Satur-
dsy night to attend the parade TO take paee Inere
to-day Arrangements are TO o9 a oe ." +ha Seta
tTocers' Convention of tins STATE AT niagara rams
on Monday next, when constitution ~" pA"H we
Tor both New-York and pennsylvania Will DC
agreed upon.
TgpoNGs OF VISITORS AT RIVERSIDE.
yx1,y1xG A PERFECT DAY-THE GUARDS TO BIZ
CHANGED
Fully SO, 600 people visited Riverside Park yes
tor6ay and the endless line that filed past the tomb
80 CegoeTaI Grant reminded one of the wonderful
SCENES ot the City Hall when the people walked
most the Generals coffin in a seemingly never
p addii stream. The gray-coated Park policeman
sa ;t aow1nG beard as gray as bis coat kept the
throng moving, while the sentry paced PACK ana
18th before fhe vault hike piece OF clOckwork.
he line Of peope moved so fast that they could
cet only limited view OF the interior OF inc Want
with ITS profusion of floral tributes that were
Laaned nm around the steel case and almost hid
Il from view Early in the dav lady who gave
her name as Mrs. Mary l. Martinlot brought two
beautiful wreaths Of lmnortelles, one tylnedd
M;th;r the vault Corporal Matthews, tall and
sodierly, delighted the lady 10y opening the barred
door and depcstiDg the emblem WITHIN ghe Tau"'
The crowds were largely made up OF
conntry people. High and low, rich and
moor. where there. The throng reached It's
The blnft that overlooks the long stretch of the
Hudson was fairly black with people. The day
was perfect The ali as clear as II ever Is on tne
pleasant sunlight tempted people to hnger on the
spot aud enjoy the beauty OF the unsurpassed
scene ,,. &c so,5;o-s ,rho bova
been Guarding the tomb since the day of the inter
ment. August 8, viii be withdrawn. The troops
are Company II of the 9Th Artillery and are from
Governor's island. company from Fort Hamil-
ton will succeed them.
Tur TRIBUNE yesterday received check for
800, contributed by the employees OF the Atlantic
Fund Seyenty-seyen Of tie working people,
ffty-eighi of whom we're women, subscribed from
twenty-five cents TO ~ each.
BREEZE IN THE CENTRAL LABOR UN ION
There was a lively squabble at the meeting of
the Central Labor Union at No. 352 B0yery yes
terday afternoon when the question of the adnis-
sion OF the delegates from the Brlcklayers, Union
No was brought up for discussion Objection
was made TO them Oh the ground mat they had
given a card Of membership TO John W. Franklin, a
man who it was said, was VIGOROUSLY unit 10 be a
member OF the Union; that they had put them
selves on record as opposed to boycottng and that
n 1erf to other trades The delegate
from Bricklayers' Union No. answered the
charges made against his union he denied the
- Il ko.f4 ulya l4n md nVoa0 ~
boycottng In regard TO the Franklin matter he
said that Mr.. Franklin had never had a fair trial
and that ii would be easy to convince the central
Labor Union that be is all right. lie denied also
that any agreement had been made between the
Bricklayers Union and their employers by which
the latter agreed 70 [einse ara 70 StIeG m t
Organization Committee with instructions TO In
vestigate and report
of Trades of New-York City, supposed to consist OF
John Most and Justps Scbwab, protesting against
the spending of money for pienlGs anC
parades when so much more good could
of firearms and dynamite. The secretary
was instructed to return the communicating TO :
writer's 1t was reported that B. L. Babbitt, TIT
soap man. is erecting new building and employ
only non;union men. A committee was appointed
delegate reported that it customary for tn
union of the master roofers and che journeymen +
hold q consultation about this time and ii,
declined to enter a conference this year and re
fused the demand of the men that the rate Of wage
shall be So 80 q day from September to May l
Consequently, about 800 tin and slate TOofers vii
strike to-day. The Arbitration Committee was ~
structed 10 visit the BOSSES
THE CABLE ROAD HAS A BIGsDAY.
The cable cars carried crowds yesterday up AM
down the barren and rocky slope whic
Tenth-ave. lies Just above the works of th
company at d-and-twenty-
There was u futile effort TO run th
double cars on five minutes Z Roadway, bu
the grips did not work with the consistency tha
was expected Of them, and had a way of stOppD
the cars like baky horse stops team al sudde
intervals when the strain was too great or the ca