New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TO CELEBRATE LABOR DAY.
TWO PARADES AND TWO BIG PICNlCS.
MANY OTHERS WILL OBSERVE THE HOLIDAY
WITH GAMES AND SPORT OF
V%RIOCS KINDS,

Speaking Of Labor Day, as this holiday Is hho"h'
prominent member of the American feoeraho" "a
Labor said the other day 1t MAJ not be ee'eraiiS
believed. but 1t l. true, that among workingnlcn III
particnlar Labor Day is much generally Oh
served than any other holiday in this country VIII"
possibly the exception Of Christmas. Labor Day Has
only established legal holiday Tor four years
vet on that day ali over this great country worhhech
participate In demonstrates OF rejoicing IN p"rau
games picnics and ma,smecting>. and 80 assert the
independence Of labor aud the right of workngmen to
have holdav Of their own
Labor Day this year falls Oh september ], ana III
this city will be celebrated by two labor paradeS ana
two labor picnics This is the first time in the history
OF the day that labor In this city has been III sach
disorganzed condition that members o: the various
labor factions willing 10 forget personalities
and petty animosi,ics and Join hands In the celebration
of what they believe Is organized labOrs sp'ciai HON
day. This wear. n past years. the 'ehtia' 'aoor
Union has taken til lead In oisanzing the unions OF
this city for Parade and picnic. ana '"i"or'o"
Charles Roger, walking delegate OF the Marpe-' utcFs
Union and delegate to the Central Labor Union WILL as
grand marshal OF the Central Labor Union parade rae
on black horse at the head Of the cohorts Oh iaoo
which will march through the town by ue ioho"'i'S
route:
The right OF the line will rest on and start from
Fourthave and SiAthst the organizations takihg
part in this parade will rest on and fall INTO 'h''r
-espective places from Ninth, Iehth' Eleventh.
Twelfth and Thirteenth sts.. east OF FourtdV'' ""
the march will be up FOurtlave to Union square 10
Seyenteenthst. past the reviewing stand to EGh'h
Ave. TO Thirty fourth ST. to Fifth ave. 10 fofty'cc"o
ct and disband The formation Of the parade VIII be
follows: ~ ,.,,s
Ipdependcnt and American Federation Of Labor Unions
Fyrst yision-william II. Baby. marshal: will fo'a
IN sixth.st East, right resting in Fonr;ha". iC tN'
uected that this division will consist solely OF l!ro&raph
ca Union NO g. which Will also have the lieht oil line III
the parade. ., .
second Diyi, ioa-Jacob Simon. marshal: ScVenth's''
,l,.ayP
cutters, rnon Clothing Cutters Union. and the Gotham
Association O; Knfcfutc!>
Third p,ytson-John Nicholson, uar:hai; in Eighth
., rjrb. resting in FoIrtha,c: franklin Association OF
pressnrn Iior,cshoer>' Unions Nos. and = bfa->
,yorkcr. Unions Picture Frame Makr' Union. and Coat
Shovcllers' Union. , .
Fourth Div,son-J. P. Murphy. marshal; Nin'h't
Fast right resting Fourthav": Nachihi't> mon NO
Theatrical Protective Union. Tin and Sit li"i WON"
ers' Union and Granite Cutters tn'c'|
Ffh DIy1.on-Nel,on =. Mahon. marshal: T"nthst
East right reetinc in Fourh-av'. AralSana'"n 'a'"h
ters and Joner,. United order OF Anecan Sair'''ndr p
brotherhood Carpenters and Jon"- and fa'hih. hoN
Makers Union.
Trade districts assemblies of the knig"t> o.
Labor.
Ru,,d,,r Constructors. D. A. o5s Fist Division
William TAYLOR ar.ha FL vrnth.st. East. rgM r>tnf
I'm Fourthaye: district delegates in body Enterprise
Association Steam Filters and Progress Association
Of Filters Helrr-.
Second Division-WiIam CImp"ll. marsha! Eleventh
st. East. right resting in Third-Ave.: Brick Hand =
Unan Lumber Handlers Union. Duiltn2 Material
Drivers Union Public Catm'n's Union. li"Aacoh Labor
Club and Belgian PAYERS Union
Third Divsion-Andrcw Bum u. marshal. Tw'Nth->t'
East rzht rcstng In Fonrth-avc.; FonndrynFH'N FRO
teetve Association Iron Mould - Protective Assoc a'"h
Annex Assembly OF Iron Workers. Ca>tii"h 'h'iprH
Unon Ilou,e,miths' Union. and Architectural F'ttrh'
Makers Union.
Fourth Dlvisiou-Thomas RYAN. marshal T""ith'st-
Last right resting in Tnrd.aNe. Compact Labor CUB
italian Marble Mosaic Workers. Whit" stone Associations
yahor China
Layers and Helpers. .
Fifth Division Donald McKonzir. MARSHAL Thirteenth
st. East RICH: resting in Fourthave; Mystic II" AN-o'
citation, English Fraih"rs' Union and : Progressive
Carpenters Union and the United orir oil Ah."r''
Carpenters and Jolners.
Sixth Diyi,lon-Idward Conklin marshal. Thirteenth
st. East right r,ing Thrd.uv".: Progressive
Painters Nos. |, 3 and o. Progf Nd'h'"'
ers' Union and Custom NaIni>h'r>' Union
Besides these unions il i, expected that al Inc HN
moment many more unions will swell the ranks ana
increase the importance Of the parade 1h'c j. az"
a probability that the Knights of Labor no" "l! ''IHV
on the New York Contra; and Hudson River ha''
rrn will also march with the Central Labor NOV:
paradc and if they do they will form diNi>"h "'
them selves in four sections as How: First >fti'h
Local Assembly NO 3iI. Jane, Fay i"T mt;>;a'' >e'
ond sectiOn-LOcal .t>eml ~ No. ":2'' "i'''''" ~
Valentine marshal: tai:d section L'cM Assembly No
n4a5 Denis Mcta"thY. marshal: ANA i'n"'h 'c'"'
1ocaI Assembly No. 1O.jl,. Charc, Maloy. maiNhti.
larger and important pi''c" than the ~"'f''''
or Central Labor Federation p'rHcc. IT," proh'''h'
Cuc,ts OF the Central Labor Union on ti' "'''''"'
will review the par,dinc hosts from inc Da'"'N ."
tho Union Square Cottage. irOniih. III" iI'@'' J." "
cnteenth ST. and among these Invited 70 b" present.
are Terence Vincent Powderly. general H'a''' WON
man of the Knight, Of Labor: samuel '''"pcr@ p',
don't OF the American Federal on 81 Labor: I"hh w
HAYES general secretary Of the kl'.eh'r "i i '",
james p. Archibald. master w"rNII:l 81 ru,rc
ali ma a.
Of the Peoples Municipal LcaT' 'c'f vary % ,h
Central ,a maSor Mon MON Ewad = Lcc work
man of District Assembly 10 ~" 'a",, ~ *,
n ms;!er professor Daniel DE Leon. William lI".li>,
Professor r. W. Jackson Alfred N, nG.,o ~ ,'
N%alcamatcd socir:y Of Carpenter and J"n'r'' and
many others prunincu. N The hchi :" ian ir mn, no
cen, the ,i Invitation and tbs win be S;'rane G"mper err,
president Of the Amcrlan fcde"a1n OF LaIr. ri
The reason f. that II" dues not WISH l" III" "'0 ''
OF meeting Mr.. Powderly u J.,
The parade Of the Central Labor Federation VIII IN
.ho FL side The Cloaknake.,' Union Will have
The right of line and Professor T. H. Gars"c WI" r'u
At the head of his cloakmakerS As ihaiNna'' " "",
900 will probably parade. but they say that l''oo
will DO in line o... ...,;ors an,
will consist Of organizations dcSignatea uiuer '' ~
Of clothing trades. food producers 'ooac'o ,
build,up trades and miscellaneous sections. NJ ~.
lowing are the organizations which compose 'hc c'
tons: .,., ,.,o, Tai
49,, ,nons Nos l and - S,ispendcrmaker,' Union bnt
,o,hocmakers, Union Boot Operatives tn"n Cahak'f
,-,on Bakers mons Nos. !, :. %, 81. 49, ?3 anu 10
pichakers' Cnion Lager Beer Brewers 'h'o"' Nv CIV
. p.ouo,., ,,iou Beer Drivers Union, Walters
,.,,o, t.carmsker, international Unions Nos Io ? AIN
A, c.rnen,ers Lodge No. jl3, Narniah"r' ana fo~'f'
Architectural IIonw orkers Trogr"ssv" Labo'r> 'io
No l. United Machnist-. Cpholst"ref>' f'''h'. '
o. lt,emcn', Union No. |, Italian Nosai
ny,.,av.rs Un.ou Iron Mou!drrs' Union No. 10 raPc'
h.nVc.s, Union No. Ioc Millers aud Mi~rieht'. bnd'h
Materials Handlers. Cement lab"rers' mon no o. 81
,,.ce and Wagon Makers Italian stone Ma>on', 'efh'
,,.vs,. Pianomakers General Lab0rcrs' Union Hebrew
I.,ppters and AmalGauated Bra,s"orkers Soc'a'is''
section BARRIERS. Progressive SIX W'aNcr' Nc"siaP'
r,,nters, Unon No. pcd"rs, competitors ana fP"f"F
.,.o .ycw.Yorxcr Volkszcitung; employees Of "Ihc "a
,... and Workin snen ocst. aud the Amalga'a"