New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

OF the wordngmen Of this country by taking the lives
OF our brothers in Pittsburg.
. To what lengths capital will 20 the events among
lne miners In Tennessee have proven. .
. There IS but one way TO fight capitalism and that
Capital is too strongly entrenched behind the powers
OF the state to be conquered by trades unonlsm pure
well economically.
+, The worklngman is poweress against the capitalist
II ne Inrns scao on election day.
under the banner OF the trades unionism only,
which combines the economic and the political features
OF the labor movement, It's final aim, the total
emancipation Of labor, be attained
Under this banner unite and remain united. Thus
et us continue ghng for cause to the day OF lts
complete triumph
The parade Of the Central Labor Union is expected
to eclipse all others and II the weather is clear it
is estimated that fully 1900 men will be In line
Michael J. Fenton of the Granite Cutters Union, will
be grand marshal and will be assisted by ten regular
aides and by special aides, who are Charles L.
Miller, James p. Archibald Joseph p. Bradley and
John Fletcher. The parade will be divided into two
brigadeS OF three divisions each. and will form I'm
Washington Square The line Of march will be
From Waverley and University Places to Fourth-st.
to Thrteenthst., to University Place to Fourteenth
ST., to FOurth-ave., to Seventeenth-s 10 Fifthave
and through to Fourteenthst, where the parade dis
bands
The parade, which will start at II a. M, will march
First Brgade-Flrst Division: Building Constructors
Assembly 253, composed of about 40 different local
Second Division; Reliance Labor Club Of Marble
Cutters WhitestOne Association Of Marble Poshers
Bed Rubbers and Sawyers. Compact Labor Club Of
Marble Cutters, Helpers, Hexagon Labor Club Of Tile
LAYERS Helpers, and the Granite Cutters Union.
Third Division; Enterprise Association Of steam
Filters, Progress Association OF Steam Filters Helpers
Bluestone Critters Union, United Stairbuders' Union
AmalgamateG Society OF Carpenters and Joiners, Tin
and Sheet Iron Workers Union. Phoenix Labor Club
OF Metal POlishers and Plaer Pattern-maters' Union
United Machnists and visiting organizations
Second Brigade-Frst Division: United Brewers
Union, elders and Picture Frame Makers Union.
Second Division: Franklin Association Of Freshmen,
Markers, Assorters and Laundry Drivers Association
and tho Hor.eshoers Union.
Third Division: Typographical Union No. 6 and
miscellaneous trades.
In the afternoon athletic games will be held at
Lion Park One-hindred nd tentlst and Nintllaye
and in the evening dancing will be the feature.
The fact that Labor Day Is holiday in this State
Is an nducement hundreds OF social clubs and beney
oent associations TO hold their annual outings on that
day. Nearly all the athletic clubs will have games
and everywhere that Young America meets there will
be a good time and all viii consider it their duty to
amuse and be amused.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians will hold their
seventh annual picnic and Irish national games in
Jones's Wood, Fifty-ninthst. and the East River.
The games will begin at p m, and all the evening
Baynes 69th Regiment Band will furnish the music
for dancing and the playing Of Irish National airs.
The John f. Bendx Post, No. 4O2 q. A. R., will
hold its eighth annual picnic and summernlghps festi
val at the Cosmopolitan Park and Casino, Oneunded
andsixty ninth-st. and Tenth-ave. The music will
be by Professor Banta and his band, and the dancing
will be kept up until late.
The annual picnic and athletic games Of the Irish
American Athletic Club will be held at EFastna, s. l.
The games will begin at p. m, and the dancing Will
begin at 3 D. m The games will be open to all
athletes belonging the Association Of Gaelic Athletic
Clubs, and handsome prizes will be given for the
various contests.
The principal feature in the field OF athletics to-
morrow will be the fifth Labor Day celebration of the
Staten Island Athletic Club, TO be held on the grounds
of the cub in Livingston The athletic contest by this
club will be of particular interest and inc us Nun
annual tennis tournament genuemens doubles INC
thirteenth regatta consisting u an INTERMEDIATE
eightOared shell race valuable gold medal 10 DC sve
10 each member of the winning crew, and senior
eightOared shell for the 81 900 challenge cup as
prize for the winning crew lnefe VIII also De roweu
the fifth annual staten Island Athletic CUP cup race
There win also be pony race OF dash OF SIX il9ngs
with trials aud final heat, lacrosse match ana baoe
bail match -
The lacrosse match will be between the teams Of the
Staten Island and York Athletic Clubs. The base
ball contest will be the last game for the championship
Of the Island between the Cornthan and staten Island
In the evening there will be Examinations, and
Cappas 9TH Regiment band viii furnish the music ana
dancing will be Che order of the evening
The third annual regatta of the New YORK facht
Racing Association will be sailed over the four courses
of the association varying from eleven TO- twenty iour
miles down the Bay and back The following CUBS
will be represented in the race by their fastest boats
Hudson River, Indian larbor Jersey CITY, XII Won
Kull, Newark Newark Bay, NewJcIsey, North shrews,
bury, Oceanic. Invonia sing sing. staten ls I
Athletic Club Tappan ice, Williamsburg and fonkers
COinthian Yacht ClubS.
rhe ArchdOcesan Union viii hold its first annual
games on the Xavier oval, onc-hundred- and thirty
ffthst. near Third ave. The Acorn Athletic Club VIII
hold lie annual games in Washington Park Brooklyn
The Bank Clerks Athletic Association VIII also hOld
their annual games tomorrow.
The New-ROchele Rowing Club VIII hold its Labor
Day races Echo Bay, and spirited contest Is
promised. .
The international Challenge race of the New YORK
Canoe Club will be between the Brockvllie Boating
Club. Of Brocyille Canada represented by Ford Jones
I'm the canoe Canucl and the New ork Canoe CUB
The referee will be Kirk Monroe, Of the y. J. c. c.
and the Judges Charles '. Winnie. commodore elect
4. G. A.: Lafayette W. Seavey commodore X. G. C.. /:
Joseph Rudd IT.. commodore brooklyn Canoe Club :
Walter L. Pariu president BensOnhurst Canoe Club
and Robert j. Wilkln. g. &. &.
The races OF The lanthe and Arlington Canoe CLUBS
will be held Newark Bay At Creedmoor tomorrow
will be SharpshOOters' Day.
The celebration II the founding OF the Swiss Re
public will end tomorrow with the Nolksfest athletic
games.