The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
LABOR DAYS TWO PARADES.
me UNIONS LOOK FOR A BIGGER
TURNOUT THAN USUAL

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G. l.. u. Ne. object 60 nei.e Called Jack.
asses and Say Ditto 20 Co.Hassioner
EickhoE-C: l.. r. Hears from brusseis.
The past year has been an unusually event.
| full ono for organized labor In New York, and
In consequence tho various organizations nave
| responded better to the call for the parade to-
day and tho general observances Of tho day
than they had done for several years back.
| Fair weather Is anticipated. A notable feature
OF the parade Of tho Central Labor Union will
| be the number OF women who will DO present
representing different ORGANIZATIONS.
The principal women's organization which
will form In line 10 the Lady Gotham Associa-
tion. consisting OF laundry workers. They will
muster 800 strong and headed by Miss Della
Maloney. the President OF tho union. will ride
| IN coaches, as will also the other women taking
part in the parade
Tho Central Labor Union parade will form
at washingto square at 0 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp.
| the organizations falling In line In the order
already published iu THE SuN. Michael J.
Fsnton. the stalwart Grand Marshal OF the
parade. will ride at the head OF the procession.
preceded By . band aud followed BY his ten
special aides. also mounted.
Tho line OF march will be down Washington
Square East. to Fourth street. to Macdoueal.
| to Waverley place. to Sixth avenue. to Green
| street. to University place. to Fourteenth
street. to Fourth avenue. 20 Seventeenth street.
| TO Fifth avenue with review at the cottage
! BY the wives and sweethearts Of tho paraders.
Tho picnic games at Lion Park are looked for.
wsrd TO As the great event OF the day. The
First io.yard dash; sscond. putting sixssn.pound
shS, hra u s race fs,5,h ranninx siEs JUMP
run seventh running broad lump; eighth running hop
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q s
are to be given for ali these events
The parade OF the Central Labor Federation
,hek9 popnlated east "a side. and mops unons
have sieniiled tbe cir intention OF turning out on
Sso2s snsn d II
shal The line will form in the Bowery. between
Bs%.4, and and Ia :Hssss s1s the
!: $2:s'ss + SsssR r;. y S$.:s
e Tenth street 70 'aqrrs :. and
e picnic and games In Flynn's fwentyt6iri
an h' I s. SeHs s5s: u. +: q 6 aq ass to-
Dohsrty aud 800 patro!men. will look aiier The
west side route On the east side where the
Gspss. bpossn unpsand Aiisire csoss Re ill.,
Clinchy. and McAvoy will have 500 men under
Tho delegates Of the Central Labor Union
we're In a state OF indignstion Yesterday at
Fire Commissioner EickhnfI. who. is reported
lists Of Inc c. L. I: to the braying lack asses OF
the Bosporus. They resolved yesterday, that
this was q sur on organized labor and
.dd y, general bisy to swell the chorus that
1n IN an oe. ~:
s:nSa.:s:a :.ris:sa
Of s.dom Sy PUBLICLY n.sa,p ~, h And
PARK place di'arer was due to such incompetent
R,.o!red: Tha. n: Central Labor Union a.nounes.
aRy 'ns isss
.as ,1a I'M .aa sg
s % !: . .sss NJ
ofpsopIe as the ~orKinsmsn Of New York.
sne sSt1f
were used to such abuse and that the best way
would be to remember these things At the
e 5: HAWKS. e Typoa1.Dhleal Union No.
presented rs ,s , rasded b. that body 70
those .h a. h"d uuion priotine oiiiess f was
The following nominations Of officers for tho
coming year were made. tho elections to take
Keeo.an. secretary, c:er.s K LLOYD: correspond
H.
Tho Central Labor Federation has received
. letter from George McVey. its DELEGATE to the
International Labor Congress- at Brussels.
Mr.. McNey says:
oushly .ueee..fu Twas il,,rumental in getting meet
%:i,.fs .ss%:n, :ss h.s%.a: Union: 'cs:,ns; snt
He said that with all Americas boosted
progress tho Belgian people were far in nd
TSe Now Yosc Feierason n 81 IaSor The now
central body which - supposed to eschew
Q constitution. and bylaws. Progressing
son 70 Nv Win Ss ssa s pn
la be-
affiliated with the American Federation Of ,
ing d desides to
enforce the nifty nine, hour rule. The methods
AZ Interesting and beautiful service was hold
Senes q sp"rns peope and Is me reiIsioas
THTsepaIstloIn ios (, Labor bSy: Mr: Alber. Meis;
sss
o st before soSk heard
r,I Brighter ;o Ps{ other appropriate thing"
slensl moved NJ The Centre aisle ~" Wit. f'e aim
Guilty; The congregation was com posed OF the
Many Of the mon wore the badge Of tho C. A. /.
l.. which means Church ASSOCIATE n for the
log the meeting. Or. Henry 4. Adams OF But
falo preached tho sermon. talking OF the duty
Of the Church to labor and OF the dignity Of
honest toll. The music was especially good
the choir OF Trinity being assisted by singers
from several other Episcopalinn churches. Tho
{. A. l. l., was organized By Bishop Hunting
ton Rs o ministerial society. but has now been
changed into Christian labor association.
All the Sigma Poist to = Colo Winter.
NORWICH. Sept. 6.-Sad the Connecticut
weather prophet to-day; Its going TO be a