The morning call., 1892-09-05
LlBOR's GREAT PARADE.
There Will Be Eight Strong
Divisions.
It is Expected That 5000 NJ en- Will Be in the
Proesssion-A Description Of the
Principal Floats.

1t Will n0t>De the fault OF those VINO nave
been organizing to-day's grand celebration
Of Labor day if the essentials of perfect
success are lacking in any particular: The
promise is for pageant such as this city
has never witnessed on any similar occa-
sion. .
To begin with the floats, the first will be
an allegorical car representing the cause OF
Justice with the scales, and hostile octo-
pus. On the background are some Pinker--
tons, and In front number Of young girls
with shields on their left arms. each shield
having a suitable inscription. The girls
will be picturesquely dress ed, each in an
attire suitable to her trade, thus the repre-
sentatiye OF the furn niture- workers will have
shavings stitched TO her jacket -
. The second float will be that OF the
brewefSr gotten I'D by the empl eyes Of the
cooperative brewery, and representing a.
brewery in full operation. Lin the back;
ground is figure of King Gam br1nus over
looking the business.
The third float that of the musicians,
who will make. a big display. This float
cost iot.6t moReY and will have buglers at
each corner.
The fourth float is well worth notice; it
is that of the cigar-makers, representing in
fereible. contrast a tenemeni-h0use with
cheap labor at work and the ethera com
fortablet well-yentflated union factory with
all hamds clean and cheerful:'.
TIE fifth float is that Of the horseshoers.
the sixth Of the painters and decorators.
The seventh is very attractive representa-.
tion Of {. dining room and kitchen rotten up
by mem bers of the Cooks :apd Walters
Union. who are represented as in full aetiv-
ity.
The:lsstis the bakers and confectioners'
+ float
in 1ira Tho SafLOrS' IIniQD. -NlH atnne
parade 400men and will furnish tile advance
guard the men being well drilled aud accus-
tometto marching IN procession.
The FIRST division will consist OF the brew
cry wofkmeu and the eoopers. -. -:
The second division will include the
bakers and confectioners.
In the third will be tho. Typographical
unions p and %; the. pressmen- and the
molders.
In tile fourth will be the horseshoers, the
uph6Isterers. the harness-makers, the tan
ners and c{frriers and the shoemaksrs.
In tile fith will be the cisar-makers and
the tailorS.
Tie sixth division will include the trades
eouncils, the plasterers, plumb gas.
filters, metal-riveters and sandstone-cutter 8.
In the seventh division will be the car
penters, Nos. sS3 and 800; the galvanized
iron corltce makers. the ,tileSetters. the:
painters No. 40; the paper packers, and
the painters No. 175
Th9 cahle-carS Will be stopped from 10 to-
II during the passage of the procession.
William Macarthur will be grand marshal,
with A. Fuhrman as chief of staff and
c. NJ. Jones and. ". f. Lloyd ss:chlef aids,
There will be thirty other aids. Each divi-
sion will have from two to three bands, and;
besides these TWO. other bands of twenty
five pieces each. will fnrnish mnsc, one for,
dancing. THE other for the concert iii the
grounds.
The literary exercises will commence in
the payilien att 30 P NJ. and the Grafton OF.
the day viii hedelivered by A. Furnseth at
3 p NJ r.:
The eighth and last division Will include
the carpenters tNo. 29 and the furniture
wnrkets {No. 50( -"
The floats will be interspersed with the
dvisi6ns-I0ne TO. each. -: ::
:: Tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marsilals have been
appointed: No. i, a. Halfpan. (2l J..,Hotn-
richhausett, 81 C: FL. johnson, (QJ.: b. Nc
Carly, 15t17eorge v0n Guelpen, (6). A. Cum
mingS "a j. Beatty. (S1 j. Di Condor.
Ehe Enut6 of the parade, which wilt staat
at 10: 0rEoek precisely, will be as follows:
Commencing attEe intersection of Market
and Dru,hln streets, irp Market~to. M ont
gomery. toSutter, to Kearny, to Market, 10:
Van Ness avenue, countermafch to
Valencia. TO Fourteenth; halt for review;
then march into Weodward's Gardens, en-
teriDg at the F0urteenth-stree gate. -.
There will be no POLICE in the procession.
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