New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
HOW THE DAY WILL BE SPENT
PREPARATIONS FOR LABoR'S FESTIVAL
THE BIG PARADE OF THE UNIONS WILL BE THE

THE BIG PARADE OF THE UNIONS WILL BE THE
r- CHIEF FEArURE-ArHLETiO CONTESTS.
The appointments for the Labor Day parade arc Is
follows:
GanS Marshal oyes Sn Of Of The ryRSfsisPa
Association OF Marble rolsler and Eugene ORorIe'
Of Typographical Union No. o ne Grane cuttcrs'
Tp 1 second division William F. Connolly assisted
BY Brigade Marshal A. j. bisR William anu Kelly and
W Wa 1avloT third division Mark H. Davis assisted
by Brigade Marshals Frank W: b a,sbin u ass,ted
bv R1iSadc Marshal, Francis j. Keey and Robert
Bllssert. The organizations VIII marcn III '"' ''"
First Dvision-Apprentce boys Of The marble d,l6s IN
whis!Ons ASSOCIATION Marble of cn ates Compact
Labor Club Of Marble Cutters Helpers Mosaic am, ana
EncSustc Tile Layers Union, HeAagoa Labor o Club
Of TIL Hs hsgsi sTHeh Of the National
e Union Machine stone %or SoSe an Sett"r
United Derrickmen's Union. Artificial Stone Mason''
Union Theatrical Protective Union 1D,o, 80 with
.ns io!oSins e9apss Herald @Ts l,,Snn..
me Pd,' .! s s i"e Recorder cOmmercal
ADVERTISER Morning Advertiser and the ehapels
q the book and JOB trade typographical Union Ir NO.
typers. photographers and bookbihders. ~ .
Third psnters Union p.; mo- 8
Union Paper Hangers Union God Beaters On1a
Electric Wlremens Union No SaSs slate teoa and Metal
soSs mo Hs Sa 81 she Of
american AND no na"assr
Plumbers Unioh Foundrymen's Association, Iron
Moulders' Union No. 23 Machinery McHders' em n%,
NO. "a Machinery UTGn E Eo Of the
Architectural Iron Workers, Standard Engineers ana
'"f Fourth Dvisio1-Gniied Clothing Cutters Union,
United Garment Workers Union and the basterS' ann
Magnolia Association CIV Of Walters Jo,rneyman Horse
shoers' Unions Nos. and 5, Pie Bakers Union. besr
Drivers Union CgarmaserS Unions Nos. IA ana ID
The procession will form Fourth-ave. and ad
Joining streets from Eighth to Thirteenth-st.- The
line of march will be up Fourthave. to Union Square
up Union Square East to Seventeenth-st. through
eeventeenth-s past the place where the line VIII be
reviewed by invited guests. to Ffthave up Ffth-ave
to Thirty fourth and through Thirty ourthst to the
Long Island City ferry. where boats will be taken TO
WoOdside Park, l. l., where the annual picnic and
celebration take place.
The New York Yacht Racing Association will hold
It's fourth annual regatta tomorrow. There are 155
entries The start will be from oyster Island buoy
No. ID I'm the upper bay. The New-Jersey Athletic
Club will hold Labor Day carnival at It's grounds
al Bergen Point N j., ut p. m. The feature Of
the games will be the three-me race between Willie
Day and Thomas Connect The bohemian Republican
Central Organization will hold its annual picnic at
Fischer's National Park. The Volunteer Firemen's
Association will hold its eighth annual picnic ana
games at Lion Park. The Columbia Athletic Club
will hold carnival OF amateur sports at Manhattan
Field at 80 p. m. The He'll Gate Republican club
win hold Its annual outing and games at KnaDs
Pavilion, whitestone. L. l. The annual opening re
gatta Of the Bayswater Yacht Club will be sailed
ever the club course at Ear Rockaway. The
schwabischer Kranken Untcrstutzungs Verein Of
hudson County. y. j., will hold Its nth
annual Schwaben fest at Greenvie schuetzen
lark Jersey City The Central Labor Federation
will hold picnic at Brommers Union Park.
The Staten Island Athletic Club Will celebrate
lahO Du holding a
on It's grounds West New.Brislton, 5. l. The
programme includes baseball game, Staten Island
Athletic Club VS.. Cape May; tennis tournament
do1oles and singles football match; bicycle races
lacrosse match pony races, and regatta.