The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
Il viii Be Celebrated in Richmond EIten-
siYtly TO-kOrrOy.
I'LL ARRANGEMENTS NOW COMPLETE
~. Parade wnl Ne Zig One-Danoing ana
other Amuscmcnis "t the hNp"sii'on
Grounds-A Horse Race

,.,4e1 the idea OF celoNiAuhe u uay 10 NC
Known rs Labor Fay. and since that time the
celebration has grown in popularity until 1t
,,oyr threatens 20 he a legal holiday on the
calendar.
Tn Richmond last year tho day was splen,
f;5Iv observed. and those who participated
csr remember tho exercises with gehmne
pleasure Tomorrow tho ceieorauoh WI DC
- more elaborate and In the parade there
,,fibo several pleasing and appropriate ioats
rTtesa have been erected al considerable eN-
,,s,se and Will be decidedly novel land pretty
feature Of the parade
THE pARaDr.
The programme has been perfected Tor the
forming of the lines for the parade. me
unions Will all form at $50 A. h.' anu Will
have places as follows.
on viii form on the south.side of First street.
i"1 rHss Iron Wonders Union, No. l2s, viii
form IN the north side Of First street facing
Broad. ,,, I'll. Ill. =
Second street. facing Broad.
Brckayors Union. north side Second
s', Grer te.cutters' Union. south side Third
street ,,r-...
o. north side Third street
motherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners OF
America Union No 1872, south side Fourth
Taaors' Union. No. "A. north side Fourth
street.
Painters and Decorators Union no. 49,
south side Fifth street.
Iaperhangers. rear Of Painters ana Deco
Machinists' Union, No. TO- north side Fifth
Machinists' Union. Manchester, No. lo2'
rear of mon No. 10. .,.
stove Mounters' Union, No. 1923, south side
Sixth street.
Boilermakers Un,on.south sideot seventh
Observation-Disclosures 40 q. IN the rear.
Plumbers Union. north side OF Seventh
street.
INV on MARCH.
The line Of march viii be as follows Down
broad steet t0 Nineteenth. along Nineteenth
~ Main. up Main 90 e,enth. thence 10 frank
In west Oh Franklin TO lombardy, 10 Broad
ald thence o. Exposition Grounds.
The line VIII be- formed as follows.
Squad of policemen,
Chief marshal and aides.
Hampton Soldiers Home band.
The MONS.
Ar THE Exposition.
The committee Of arrangements have Sc
cured tie Exposition Grounds and the pro-
ceelnes there viii Doe full Of interest. There
will le concerts by the Soldiers Home band
of Hampton. and the Petersburg Grays
band dancing ia one wing OF the TX
position building game of pase Dali pc
tween. the lroohyns and tho IIOas ana
vhf. barr lw and q sack race. Another inter-
estrr feature will be two horse races ia the
afternoon bv well-sn0wn thorougAbreds.
all lsle- viii be admitted free 10 tho
grounds and races. but those OF the masculine
persuasion VIII bc force 70 hand over twenty
..r.s.. q If I|.fl "a. q a o.
see the best horse wlu.
qrr OFFICERS.
Ia, chief marshal viii wear a white satin
sash vith red white and blue rosette. The
aides viii wear r0,ettes Of the National
ico.0rs Both fho chief marshal and the aides
will he mounted and Will wear the badges Of
Retrospective unions.
The officers az the day will be as follows /
James IS Iolertv chief marshal. AIDES, /
John S. Irower Walter i Booth, John /. [
West James Boundree Richard J.. Farrell, 7
' Mcdonald, Martin Johnson. John a. |
Haley. A. j. Tyler. l.. n. Narlng, William /
Murdoch. John b. Reeves. Henry Weis, |
james W. Parker i. W. Palmore, w. +. |
Warren. William Huchman. 4. j.. Murray. /
*. j. Lambert. ID. j. Donovan. T. W. Ieigle. [
O. + Wells Thomas Fox George Harden.
The bali teams Will le composed of the fol- /
lowing players
Blo9ltyps -Iimberake. catcher Darby |
lase. Myer. second base Labenberg, LETT /
fed W. Luck. third base Floyd, centre /
fed Nichols. right field.
Lb4s- Thomas. catcher, Batorf, pitcher; /
Gentry, short st0p Ih0rp third base Napier, /
second 0lsc Tyler, first base Cook, centre /
ted. Nuns.ly right feid Hicks left field.
Tie game Will Do called about $3.50 o'clock. /
There will also be game at Island Park be- /
tween the kichmonds and the Ninst0ns. I
They Will play off the tie.
MAYOR EILysoS
The following letter was received yesterday /
from Mayor j. Taylor Eilysou by Chief Liar (
en4 D0lertv.
10 VIII give me very great pleasure 10 ac- |
eepi your invitation TO review the parade on /
Labor Day and VIII designate the Council Z
cAlmoer as the place from which the review I
WI Iaae place. The time You can arrange 10 !
sltyolr OWE convenience.
feel prJtund interest ia whatever con- /
Germs TIE welfare Of our working people. / /
gym fa4 t-at you have set apart one day n {
IT, year on which you can meet together I'D /
Aa.efM intercourse. and when by tho /
ANlA interchange of thought and |
ie--ng you can devise liberal plans for the |
llnAllou OF all your interests. Ia all your /
efforts 20 promote the moral. educational and |
iAl-siria interests Of our people Won will /
nave my hearted sympathy and most earnest I
cooperation.
With bestwishea for the success Of your
--.-''-. ettN' N-t-l tAt ANlc LAal EfIltlN- =
Der q 1891. Will long he remembered for (
tle pleasure 1t gave 20 an who participated /
~ .'a exercises ara. very truly yOuIs."
LAsf ENEElNG.
Tie committee Of Arrangements with the /
e-lei marshal and aids met last evening 10 1
mons Hall. and completed all tho necessary /
1'i'h seuelts. In conversation with IIMFs !
reporter hr. D0herty stated that tho whole |
".-' promises 20 pass OF without "a single /
-...i and that the committee deserves great /
c'saI ior its sgleudid work
+le committee from the Central Trade and /
-n..f llon of Richmond aud vicinity /
1-'. mas tao matter in charge is composed /
o. Tie following members h. J.. Farrell |
+t'hnn, Herman New. J.. \. Waring r. j. /
~. andrew Tyler. James 4. Sweeney /
~. towel, James H. Dougherty. j. c. Ne /
well, ID. j Reardon Lee Paimore. j. r. /
80 Henry Weiss W A. Strickland. John |
p...i'. William Murdoch. o. T. Wells. Peter I
I1f-.plt' d. %. Donovan. J. y. Donahue and /.