Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-04
HOW LAsoR-DAY WILL BE OBSERVED
Tho Capitol. Banks. and other F'a'e' ~
ne ct..ed.-Paradc and Speaking.

Tho Capitol, Banks. and Other
Re CIssed-Paradc and Speaking
Tho observance of Labor-Day hero 20,
morrow will be impressive, eiapora'e' ""o
unique. - .....nart
Each wear the custom Of the setting apart
by the working element OF uay IN WI" ~.
thew can come together and maniiess sn.n
patriotism and feryor in the cause Oh u"''S
and fraternal love has grown. ho
Tomorrow will be quiet osy aIassd
CITY. MANY business places Will De eIossu'
nc will the banks, railroad freight oepVts'
and state and city offices. Governor III III
kinney teleQraphed here Yesterday tnee
the Oepitol departments should observe
the occasion, and mono OF those olnce55
will DO open. The rooms of the hlchni,0Snu
Grain and Cotton Exchange, as wen %
those OF other organizations, Will De ciIseu'
and the day will be kept very geueraliy.
AZ fine Meeting OF the JOINT Committee
ON Arrangements last night all det.iis
were perfected.
ORDER OF FORMATION.
Tho follovvtno arrangements of unions
will be observed IN the formation OF inc
column. The local unions VIII form ~! .
the parade at the following places promptly
at the hour designated below; -.
Iron-Moulders' Union, on First street
south of Broad: Richmond lyDographlcsal
Union, on First street north OF broau
Cigar-Makers' Union, on Second suSo'
cond street north OF Broad; Granite-CuI-
ters' Union. Third street south OF Broad ;
Tin. Sheet-IroD, add Cormce- WORKERS
Union. Third street north OF brOhu :
brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolners %
America, Fourth street south OF broau I;
Tailors' Union. Fourth street north OF
Broad; Machinlsts' Union. Fifth s re,h
south of Broad Plumbers Union, IIi.n
street north OF Broad; Paper-Hangers ID
rear of Plumbers. and Stove Aounters
! Union IN rear of Paper-Hangers.
FORMATION or THE LINE.
Tho line will be formed as follows :
SQUAD of policemen, Chief Marshal
| Trower with his eds-MessIs. IL. tairr-
! cloth. b. Cleary, John West, W. 5. Wood
son, james b. Doherty. G. L. Murray, h.
! Hal. j. Haley. II. Johnston, J. Render,
II. Hacket, n. Hefert, &. Mason, w. Run
ming. n. A. Pulling, I. Grammar. G. L. OH
| liam, G. r. Smith, and Z. Davis. Hack
containing Hon. j. Taylor Elyson and Mr.
| John O'Day, speakers, and Mr.. u. Il. BOW
! den. Chairman Committee OF Arrange'
ments. Blues Band eighteen pieces; Inc
unions and the dowitzers' Band and the
| two drum cOrps.
| PROCESSION 70 TIE GROUNDS.
| ne procession Will po ~ ~ -
! O'Clock in the morning on Broad street
| the line OF march being down Broad street
to Nineteenth, TO Main, to Seventh, "a
| Franklin, 10 Lombardy. to Broad, anc
| thence to the Exposition-Grounds.
The ossemblage will be called TO order
| in the man building b. Chairman Bowden
when tine addresses will be delivered. Attel
the addresses dancing and other amuse
mants will take place.
The aids will assemble at First anC
Broad streets promptly at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
The game Of bali at tho Exposition
! Grounds tomorrow afternoon will be be
tween the Elbas and the Cameron d
! Cameron teams. Both these clubs are II
| fine shape for the contest and some goo'
| playing Is expected.
The printers Will meet at the corner o
| First and Broad streets at A. NJ, ant
! the other unions will assemble the SAM
| hour.