New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
LABOR DAY FESTIVITIES.
TWO RIG pARADEs TO BEGIN WITH.
,,c,xe YACHTING, BASEBALL, ATHLETIC

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SPORTS AND PICNIcs WILL FOLLOW
- nav demonstration which will begin TINS
To- win be The tenth annual observance OF Tue
,sr In This llty All arrangements have beeh
Iated for a celebration that promises TO shiPoSs
y,o,s wears and only clear weather ana brigh' SINUS
fa,n "a be wished for There viii be TWO pSrS"cs-
~ given by the Central Labor Federation al ~ oco
M and the other by the Central Labor Union ~
80, roth examinations have made efforts to eclipse
All nrevious Labor Day displays, and both expect !"
,0sNs 6ue demonstrations The numbers OF those VIM
mm uaraae are variousy estimated The omcefs VI
,hs Central Labor Union count on fly 2o'Ooo' ana
abe Central Labor Federation will have from io'VV0 "
=, 600 in line The former organization wi as usual
.osrch around Union Square and up tHh'aN0 I've
narade will be made up largely OF the sAlle"
- the cav divided into two bIigades OF thee o'NiS"
each. ana numerous bands OF music VIII enuNei Wv
une Of march. Michael J. Fenton VIII % gr9nu mar
10y, =, arc rrooesslon and his aids will be Joseph r
pradley charles L. Miller and John Fletcher
rbe first division of the first brigade VIII be com
nosed Of the United order of Carpenters, ProgIessVc
carpenters, Union. Public Truckmen's Cmoh' onleu
var,,shers. Lumber Handlers Union, Binding Co"
.-,c,ors, district Assembly, BrickhandleFs' Umoh
....sos, r-pon Paper Hangers Union and Italian
,,osaic workers, Union The second division VIII III
,Ao the Marble Cutters Union, Marble PohsherS
IT., ueYapon Club Granite Cutters Union ana other
s,one. workers unions The third division VIII COM
nso the Amaleamated Society of Carpenters I'm anu
Sheet tron Workers Union, Phoenix Associaueh VI
prass Workers Foundymen's Union steam Fl''eFs
I,pon stair Builders Union, Progressive Assoo
alton Of nie-Layers' Helpers and Ihea1'c~ FlO
o. ,.cpve Association In the first division OF the
80 ,acaSn v-1lQ he the United Brewers
,,D,o, limited Clothing Cutters Union Goldbeaters
81, and Gllders and PicNre Frame Makers Union.
The second division will uOude the Franklin Assocla-
,,o, NJ Pressmen the Laundry-Workers ana sorterS'
rton anathe HorseshOers' Union, while Typographical
Tniop No will make the third DIVISION in the
afternoon and evening there win be picnic ana games
.. I,on park one-hund red-and ghthst. and Ninth
ave. go
Tho nsrsde Of The Central Labor Federation will
=, confined 10 the East SIDE where most Of its mem
hors live IT, will form along the Bowery, near Peter
Cooper Park and will he made up into five divisions.
Grand Marshal Waldnger ard his special aids Peter
JtempstaAt Rudolf Modest D. Farber, William Bssel
ard Charles BischoH will review the parade in stuy-
vesapt Place The line Of march VIII be from Fourth
81 and Bowery to Thirdave. and stuyvesant Place. 10
secons.ave 10 Ffteenth.st 10 Avenue B, to Clinton
st 10 Rlvingon-s to NoTfolkst', 10 F1rSt-st, 20
rAvenne A. 10 Tenth-st to Third-sve., TO Ninth ST.,
ond ashland II is expected that this parade will be
made I'D principally Of the members of the Socialist
Labor Party and the Anarchists in the United Hebrew
trades After tho parade there will be picnic at
the Twenty third Ward Park, Observation-Disclosures
eighth-st. and ThirdaVe'
Great variety Of entertainment is offered the
ay.nakers -Four League baseball games will be
lplaved. The Yew-YOrk team will meet the Gin
clpnaH team both morning and afternoon at the Polo
Grounds and the Brooklyn team will meet the Chicago
mon at the Eastern Park morning and afternoon
fine programme is offered by the COney Island Jockey
Club at the sheepshead Bay track Yachtsmen will
have big day The regatta Of the New-York Yacht
Racing Association will be sailed on the bay and the
postponed fall regatta Of the LarchmOnt Yacht Club,
which was 10 be sailed Saturday. will take place to-
day. The International challenge race of the New
York Canoe Club will be sailed off Bensonhurst this
morning The New-Rochelle Rowing Club will hold
Its Labor Day races on Echo Bay, and the races of
the Ianthe and Arlington Canoe clubs viii be held in
Newark BAY.
The days programme of athletics Is attractive
one. The annual sports Of the staten Island Athletic
Club will be held on the grounds Of the club at Liv
ingston. This will be a great carnival Of sport. and
Includes baseball tennis athletics and byccling. At
EraStina, S. l. the IrshAmerican Club will have its
annual games beginning at O'Clock. with dancing
later IN the afternoon. Handsome prizes will be given
for the various contests the games being open only to
athletes belonging to the Association Of Gaelic Clubs.
The Acorn Athletic Association Of Brooklyn also has it's
ANIMAL games to-day In Washington Park, Brooklyn,
and there viii be the games Of the Archdioeesan
Union on the Xavier oval, Onerundred and thirty fifth
ST., Third-ave the Jersey Association Of Hudson
County al Jersey City the South side Driving Club at
Baldwins L. l. and the Bank Clerks Association at
Berkeley Oval. The Ancient Order of Iibernsns will
hold their seventh annual picnic and national games
this afternoon in JOness Wood followed i'm the evening
by music and dancing. a number Of tennis tOurna-
have been arranged for, including the invitation
handicap tournament Of the Ems Club Its grounds
at Wllsave. and Onehundred and thirysixth-st and
another contest at RdgewOod. \. J.
Bcyclsts will be out i'm full force The Atalanta
Wheemen viii have a ten-mlle road at Newark.
The Columbia Club viii have a road run to Plainheld,
bv way OF Elizabeth, and the Gotham Wheelmen have
also arranged for road race. AT KngsbrdZe the Man
haitian Athletic Club will have interesting bicycle
races and there will be tournaments at Passaic Falls,
Elizabeth Y. J.. and other places At PiermOnt the
PermOnt Rowing Association viii have tennis athletics
rowing and bowling
Acting Superintendent Byrnes is evidently fully alive
10 the possibility Of disturbance in connection with the
parIde lie has ordered the entire police force of this
CITY 10 be duty in of emergency. Permits for
the parades have been granted and Yesterday Acting
Superintendent RyrDes announced the assignments to
ne police for the two fines Of march.