New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
IoCs1: MISCELLANY.
IN THE LABOR PARADE.

rso rr,,x 9 600 IN THE LABOR PARADE
-o,,Y or THE BANNERs-wORKMkN Di0onA"' -
-, = zo5 vorkinemen passed me cot.a ,syosed
I11,on SQUARE yesterday morning nv h1 fbe Central
the parade Refore O'clock the unions began 10
LsasooUhe near Cooper Union, 1he Diare VI aaudv
nets and drums aud the Iiding vi INT INT mn for an
bonr when Police Captain Eugeaaee f Dauo ~ the
White horse followed by squat on a NY unions
largest men that he could ma III .no i started
Misa,ed With the Central Labor Union S, o in
connected VIZ we ss 1olice corps. The cottage IN
up 70 ln"re had been selected as the re'lepins
stand. and Henry George, L9us Hin.
Colonel aSa william Brown Of Baltimore on '6 0f
stand when the procession passed., "a q The pro-
bakers in white caps and Jackets are followed by
cessi9h siSer forming the first division
1n Of the features of this division was to op The
ence of delegations OF women lnwn,ters. dress
sEcPs snd unions al & Toc Mahn
been organized BY the Centdt , 4 Hebrew workmen
te iasa S IN this division. The general ten 10
If the banners borne by the men Was tne hoe
boycott Brennan S rSMSs sf hats. and pOs
i,nrs heer here was only one red nag ~ .nI rn
SSision and that was carried by ine . line of
bakers. After the shoema xas snna over their
sbonlders followed One OF the banners ooino M
the south Norwalk hatteIs read, NO oo''e' -'
yadnctlons and no ironciad oatn; ns;nc +rodes
Tb Second division comprised the building traues
Inc Hnalaarjs beer appeared TO be their main
object of attack and there We're lew oel nntice-
yoe The absence of the brckiay ers was nottiSGod
His 70 those who saw the last paraoe Inc sI H.
Iivision consisted OF unions cQnnecleu VIII 49, ~
rrintinc trade. The fourth division was psae ~ op
81 furniture workers aud those OF Klnuiou Sere
The most striking banners In the diVls3n oott
aContract Convict Labor Is Curse, FSe sftb
and the ballot labors best weapon ; iT
division which was composed entirely Oh shaane
ers was the most radical and there was al M
of the bloodthrsty notices when were uepu r~r
yaar "Down with monopoly" was tue InosV pitytu,
oent measure advocated on any uan
ner number OF WAGONS of Which
gaudily cOlored cartoons, ono CSniri+oI was
bisding for Labor. The man with FANNY oniv
70 worR for So so a day the man with wire oils
ST so and the sngle man 80 cents sugg 9es .
Snscp{ntion read When 1t takes seventy -nVe
hnsb IA of corn ia one ton OF coal ana tae hno
has 10 dig twelve bushels OF coal 10 Duy ohe ousd
of corn we may well stand aghast at o9r poas siU
system of developing the country Altel paSs oH~S
the reviewing stand the unions malong bad home
broadway TO Whitehall-st, and then maIcnee hoino
ms they pleased In the afternoon series OF Hsulc
were held at Suffers Harlem River ARK auu u""o
ing was kept up until midnight -, s.,,
About $50 men employed IN the OU& IaoVot'
Of Oscar F. Hawley at ROdney-st. ana hent-u.Nt;.,
Rrooklvn VINO had been refused permission 10 JoIu
in the parade, went without PERMISSION dnu Wy ny
factory was closed. When Mr.. Hawley was tolu
that the men had determined 10 go ne sald tnat az
he could NOT RIM his factory when he wanted to he
would wait till it suited his convenience oeloie
opening it. There We're repairs needed ana ne
Wouid keep il closed until they were done; II Wns
thought by some that the lockout would last lol +
long time but foreman SAID tnat "oIA "0uiU
be resumed tomorrow.