The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-27

Dlrst assistant marshal with Aids.
Band.
Hodcaniers Union.
Pissfereu Union.
stouccutters' Union.
stonenesons Union.
Band
carpeuters and Milmen's Unions.
Pldmbsrs and e S a, l. an Union.
Painters Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
second Assistant Marshal with Aids.
Bsnd.
Tvnngraphicai Union
Ta1lors Union.
Whaff Builders Union.
Pfcmlnens Union.
'Jpnsshoremcn's Union.
s.eslnshipmen's Union.
Bfrbers Union.
Letter Carriers Union.
Iron holders Union.
Band.
White Cocks and Walters Union.
Bakers Union.
Ship Carpenters and calkers' Union.
Maehinists' Union.
Linemens Union.
Yorseshoers' Union.
Cigarmakers Union.
Brewery Workmcns Union.
S. Steamship Flrcmcns Union.
Single Neavers' Union.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen.
Transfers and Expressmens Union.
Volunteer Firemen
Citizens on foot
Fire Department.
Citizens in carriages.
ne line OF march will he down on Third
street 70 ieslcr avenue, west on Yesier avenue
Is second street. north on second street to pike
efrfef west on Pike street TO Front street, north
On Front street TO Bell street, east on Bell street
q second street. south on Second 10 Battery
ntftet, west on Battery to Front street, and
south on Front street TO Pioneer place.
NJ organisations participating in the parade
vita floats shat place them in the center of
their organizations. Each organization has the
prifilege Of mastering where il best suits its
cpHvenienee, but all organizations must report
20 their division marshal through their aids
from their allotted place in line at $50 sharp on
the morning OF the parade. Failing to report at
the time specified the division shall be closed.
and they shall be assigned to the rear OF the di-
WHOM 10 which they belong. The grand mar
shal will give the command TO move at 9 o'clock
eherp All aids must report, mounted, at 6 30
O'Clock at the corner OF Madison and Front
Mayor White and, the members of the city
cosncil will review the parade from the east in
tcuection OF Union and Front streets.
reaches the center Of the block between Cherry
nnn Columbia streets. ii will be halted. The
DIVISIONS will take open order to the right aud
,s q the ~, oa closing y, sgain after passing and
VII be halted In the center OF Front street in
! line with first float.
1he FIRST division will march "column Left to
tn south side OF the square, come to halt
AMI face north. The second division will
u14rch column right TO the west
oi the square and face east.
The third division will march column left to
G< east side of the square and face west. The
mrine guard will march through to the south
ste of the square and face north. The bands
VII take their station with their respective di-
vt&ops and continue playing alternately uutil
~ last division has closed in.
The grand marshal and staff will take a posi-
II near the speakers stand and direct the
Ng1sements of the divisions. The division mar
1Mls, in conjunction with the grand marshal,
VII detail mounted aid TO each organization
1snd attention has been given by the 1 grand
Rzrshal. Mayor White will deliver a short adj
yzkss, after which the nine and place for the
nd the grand marshal win then dismiss the pa
The report was concurrcd in
IA circular from the Trades Council of San
trancisco was read announcing the meeting of
nc Trades Federation OF the Pacific Coast, to
~ held September u. w. G. Armstrong was
elected as delegate TO represent the wesiern Cen
SRI at this meeting.
proposition from Kline & Rosenberg offer.
fng per cent. OF their sales on September and
5as benefit to the workingmen's library was
accepted.
The boycott committee was instructed to levy
aboycott on the Vienna bakery unless the pro-
non-snion men inside of tweuty-f -four hours.
n. r. MeCory was admitted as a delegate from
De Carpenters union.
circular from the striking iron molders of
tHn Francisco stated that the union mer are
waking il warm Tor the non.union men who are
employed there In the strikers places. A svs-
I'm of picketing the different shops has been
hept up, and in some Of the shops the men are
AFRAID TO come ont az all Those that do come
est OF some other shops are followed aud tor
scented until finally several OF them have left
De place in disgust The strikers feel that IL
Ne non.union men continue TO become dis.
tasted BY this method Of warfare they can soon
tsin their point
The Single weavers union requested that a
boyeott be placed upon the West Coast Manu-.
Maturing sud Investment Company. at Ballard,
r q The company has refused 10 eoncede the de-
! rsancs OF its striking employees The matter was
Seferred 10 the executive committee This is the
I eonpany IN whose single mill about twenty
men struck some four weeks ago because the
treman refused TO discharge an expelled mem.
ter of the union.
i T. Land was elected vice president 10 I'LL the
Vacancy oecasioned 10y the resignation of j. L.
Caiey and u. H. Clarke was elected on the COM
Z nlttes on organization to oil q yaeancy.
The secretary was instructed 20 issue eircu-
kr letter to all the unions in the city, request
ms each TO appoint one of It's members TO serve
on the reception committee 10 meet and enter
nin the visiting delegations on their arrival
mere Tor the Labor day celebration.
The committee on resolutions was instructed
= prepare resolutions indorsing the address 81
nks. J. b. silcox, a Congressional minister, oil
sacramento. on the subject OF "social Prob
kms."
rambling discussion took place with refer
eaee to several boycotts levied BY the union,
which, IL wss stated union men have been *
hefing. The delegates were requested TO brlng
ue matter up In their respective unions