New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

9Ps.ssyy:: f rIsssersia 1000
Psass.isS q }an% Workers ....::.: go
Tns,. 20 brotherhood Of Carpenters ana 1000
r,sl Observation-Disclosures.
smRpY woRKMEN FROM BROOKLYN
~. nnokyn Brcklayers' Union, NO. /, "~
..,,Nv act of men, whose white ana oiuo .p'oA .n
badges became them well Monaei - 49, -, a.. n.
., =, th,s orcanisa alton, which was IN tho a'-
! .....n commanded BY General J. r. OBelrne' VINO
~. ,ss,stsd BY J. C. Mahoney and '" NJ. Harray.
,,. marching of this body Of men was gooo' @'hous
- .t4,nton had been given to aseocia'ihs a''. W
~ 800. s,,. m tho ranks, and short men haa u
.h .h.,, Legs to mark time to the band OF fourteen
v,.es and yet keep up with their oomiadeS WV"
Lnr,r k1. Banners and flags were aouhu"n''
IN, nrooAiyn contingent Of the United Brother-
-. =. r,,nrntsrs and Joiners was represented by
49,, ,r,on. Nos 100, ITO, 451 and Al, commanded
y, wrp.m C6eyitop In the division led by Nsthan'ei
Mcy.y marshal assisted BY John Mclnnis anu u q.
pby,nsr Tho division led tho New-fork DIVISION Oh
thu United Brotherhood Of Carpenters ana 'oneis'
com,osed of eleven lodges, the members Oh WIN"
were all decorated with blue badges ana ~nie spou'
The Atter organizations were under the dree' COM
msnd Of ". A. Trotter, who, with W. v. G. Cm's'oh'
Rohert Carson. J. A. Phillips, W. Shaw, Henry keu-
han M Carcw, J. Huyler, NJ. J. Finn W. II. hoo'i
,on, T. Deagan and r. @. Connors, acted as aus
to Marshal N. Mckay, Of Division E. THIS organic"
ton wa tho largest body OF union men IN inc ue'
onstrauon. AL fell promptly into line ~hen 'heif
time came and kept good order The carpenters oA'
Red many banners, nsgs and symbols, the moro no
tcesble being the carpenters tools Of greas sae car
Red on poles and q handsome blue plush banner III
scribed Centennial, 1850 1885,"
Tho Brooklyn Journeymen Plumbers were . neat
looking body Of 600 mon. b Division D. uno"r m.rn
G. g. Burns 1t was commanded py N. >. pFis0oi''
.ss,sted by james williamson The members wore
ht,,e badges and carried small flags and canes. Tho
trade banner handsome one, inscribed "Centsn.
NAL l7se-1ss9'
CLOTHING CUTTERS MARCH LIKE SOLDIERS
The Clothing Cutters Association would not have
been recognized tsilors by the average spectator
their marching order being exceedingly good This
association little out Of place. but was welcomed
whom It appeared, moro especially on account OF the
aost upon which lay figures were being measured,
lifted and dressed in Continental dresses work which
excited much interest and ssme surprise IN the feminine
handed BY BY w. s." j. Ger.shty. ~
~: as 9s sspsd .nd AZ n
posing appeaTnnce Flags were carried and q trah h
.ns 81 By 'T %aS
escorted fo1t handsomely decorated.
The seventy members Of @ q Gn MON H and IL
looked as II they had boen picked ont for their height
asss :. oDs
one which vas expected to BE- present having got mixed
Members of q number Of unions which were not
enelIly representa- TUNED out n some force and
The Manhattan Ship Jolr,rs' Association had pro,
ssFssd .cms s4% b aa Yacht
C It's ersw Of uniformed sailors commanded by
the SHs was The Old Mechanics. Rel" cast for The
association in is47. William W. Taft commanded the
ship joiners. Each float was drawn by four horses.
AT WORK ON BUST OF wAeHINTGoN.
The Reliance Marble Cutters Union. Of New-York.
- 10 n Y n,.xt~ A-SaAo IL
upon which was q steam boiler and steam drills, with
which delicate work was being done on bust OF
Washington and various fne1es OF marble. THIS
truck stopped near The grand stan1, and seemed TO
haze s;sssn . m sSs for President Harrison
s On which sS piano 1I,s associated with
Piano . Maker: INTERNATIONAL Union; sixteen plano
S.s SsS.ss 4 stsSIns,y, and he WAS sssistsa By
fIcr woy Hugo 'f Rrssmer T Msnrv R 9sss
Loe. Has: an. N !. \. lie, Leonard They carried large
Of s1ssS VII this x.ss ssns
sh RsSns uSioms o Sads p,s .s6 s,
y1ns banners, nsgs and symbols some OF the latter
Tbs Operative Painters were commended BY Charles
snd hss S.y Of
PAINTED the town red william nhs Associate commanders
devils eacn commanding 500 men. Numerous ascs
banners and symbols Of their trade were carried w.
last but not least, of the organized workmen vas
the Fsstcrrrs Society Of New York numbering 900
mon, eli dressed In white with yschtingcaps. and
wssIine red white and blue badges. The socisty
vas commanded by Michael Buckley who was AZ
asted By J. T. Crawford with II were two aoais.
one showing the interior OF hruse IN miniatures
With mon at work plasterine: the other. beautifully
aeoorsed showing the process of moulding meiaiIons
Of which many OF Washington and Lincoln were dis.
tbntsd 70 the spec tators and presentation OF three
made 10 President Harrison.