The sun., 1890-09-01
TWOLABORPARADEST TO-DAY
THE RIVAL ORGANIZATIONS TO DIS
PLAY THkIR FORCES ShPlRATELK.

Man In Line-kouto Oftho FrOoeeetehS-
A Sermon at ~. GeorEeu' Church.
For the flrst time since the establishment OF
the holiday which the workingmon celebrate
to-day. there will be two parades In this city
each representing q separate element In the
labor movement. The division between the
two has existed for many years but 1t has not
always been 80 manifest as II is to-day. The
recent split In the Central Labor Union caused
the long g-sumberinR animosty to break Into
open hostility, and to-day the organized work
inRmen In this city are divided Into two sep
arate, antagonistio bodies Some cay that II
is q division OF races-the Germans against
the Irish and Americans. Others say thatn
is q struggle between the conservative and
radical elements, or. as they have been Called
the Americans and the Socialists.
In to-day's celebration the two organizations
will vie with each othvr In turning out the Dig
ger parade. as an exhibition OF their numbers
and strength. Every effort has been made on
each side to secure full ranks OF every organi-
zation. Attendance has been made obligatory.
and Hnes OF from 81 to SS will be imposed on
absentees. Each organization expects about
$4,000 men to turn out.
For the first time in its history Building Con-
structors District 253. K. Of l.. will parade as
body. 1t will form the second brigade OF the
| Central Labor Unions army. Charles +.
|
Cutters will be Grand Marshal of the Central
Labor Unioa parade. August Delebar will
| march at the head Of the Federation parade.
The organizations that take part in the Central
Labor Union parade will assemble In the
streets near Cooper Union. as follows:
First pivtson-Wnham Il. Bailey marshal VIII form
typographical Union No s,uo, r,.,,,o, s.x,r,h
saEsit Slcss and ss' suit h 1asrs Union;
tha ham Aaa0n
Aha ThirS t1S SiohoSon On Eighth
5EStt e. ffns on fHsTs
q Brasa Workers unl9n Picture Frame Makers union'
Ia,Psy mar'As Ninth 'tfSss tnSs
No J. theatrical Prooetivs Union Tin and Sheet Iron
S4Sa nRe S5ano MnSSn Tenth
right resting on FgI,s sSSs Of Rn
can stair Buideru Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
aHS Pssfas RSf Makes UfS9 division
ESy.nS 5ds1 ss9 Ssps z.
Association OF steam FiterA and Progress Association
sssSaa dvisgn NsPf, Eleventh
fTs"t
'!Hs Tsird anH siE BuSne Marshal Twelfth
n.sfs hss IRON
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sssufs sssH eePHs asFs n.r.Na Tr.,r,n
s s $s
and Cement and Asphalt Layer. AND ana hepSrSS -,,r
GFR pE S s0pGS
Order of conS Spd sib rbr
rrh Tn5d aysnsS Pro
TsrnisSers rSps uaons and Custom Union
The chapele of Typographical Union No.
will bs arranged as follows:
| FIRST Division-Marshal Bayne'S band secretary's
'fsRs ssRsond % biSsion %.aarsSars aid Drum eorps sus
| and SrHch jenkins chapel Drum
third btSisoa- ais aid. Band Herald chapel
pis%5 Ps sS.: l.s9 - 3
MI Ttth 1"Ta DIVISION ses HGSPs aid star chapel
With Big siE at its head The parade will
1aanns w Vest ss
street, Fiji hss sssous tS ssst
raiders is TO repor, at 9 A. NJ and to be be ready to
eeed @say to q the @ e ward Park. where
there will be games and fun.
The unions that will participate in the Fed,
stfses Dn TSe older 81 R as
r s.ssn5 ;.Esss rrss
Boot and Shoe atHTS S,n nan vOP s%Enn a
IassF TSsd 5oa
RgsconG 6SSfs@ysf SGaoo
g. resting second on N,S 4vSnS' P Bsssr uRoH.
erS No l. Ale and Porter No. /, Beer Drivers Union,
Third 6iSision-TObaeco Trades Third street right
resting on Second avenue: oiGarmAkerS' Unions Nos.
., street Sss
PsnterS, Union 10, 5Ia yGEnshsTs and PoiishsEs'
is0S
Union No 81 sS H6.ss ySSn
Workers, Brothefhood Of PSper6anger! No is2. Mill
HsPsTi e Pssa Pss 81:
5 Sss I:ss1ES &. stree.
5issE p sss9ss .oS n
No proRreSsiys SIX WsayerA New %Newspaper rrintsTs
6 Taon 10 ad:
Grafton of Boofkeepers and Clerks.
The line OF march will be down Fifth street
to First i TIA avenue. @ to Fourteenth street to Sec
ond avenue TO Twenty-second street, to Ave-
to street t9 Ayenus to
St street. as to &venue 4 10 seves.S street to ave.
Where t ey r'Rsh Win sEsS
vim be tho reyieyiBne grGpnd bu! there viii be
their The Wives and families viii embari on barges
at the foot Of West Thirty-fourth street: and and
will sa TO pstt peasfa'd .he dHSoN whefe they Will
The police arrangements for the two parades
were completed yesterday. lnspsct2r Williams
bor Union ranks. and Capt, John u. McCul-
laGh will have charge OF the Labor FedeTatlon
party Inspector Steers and CdptR. AllAire
Reilly, and BroRan will be on duty at the plaza
There viii be early morning services to-day
at several EPISCOPAL and Catholic churches. :,
A special Labor Day service. under the d.
rection Of the Church Asaociation for the Ad-
vancement OF the Interests Of Labor. was held
last night in st Georges Church, Stuyvesant
square. The church was crowded. There were
delegations present from several , m labor organ
sided and the Rev. r; ". 1omkins, Jr.. Of
Among the cergymen who sat within the
chancel were the Iley. Dr.. De COSTA the Rev.
f. Kenny and the Rey. Frank Allen.
In tho eourse OF his sermon Mr.; Tomkips
said that he did not think the Church had
not recognized labor as fundamental part OF
Christian life, Laborers and labor organlza-
tions had not been altogether right either, be-
cause they sought to bring about w great Re, re-
Ing" he said. I'm strange times. They are
times Of discord and difficulty. am no econ
omist. j seek TO further no new philosophy.
| do not know whether natLonalism slngle lax.