New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
PLANS FOR LABOR DAY.
6REAT PREPARATIONS FOR ITS OBSERVANCE
IN THIS CITY.


rEREsfEp IN THE DENoNsTRATIoN-LAw-
LESS ELEMENTS TO BE BARRED OFT
OF THE PARADE-oRGASIzATIoNs
TO BE REPRESENTED.
Orranized workingmen all over the country are
hooking forward with intense interest to the ceie
hration Of .abor Day here in the American metrop
oils tomorrow. The unusual ana distressing ue
preston in all branches of industry mas prous"'
ali the labor organizations closer to each other 'hai
they have been before in many years here III
New-York this Is especially notable There are
according to the most conservative estimates
close to $1,000 unemployed men In this city. New
York is looked to by all American trades-unionists
for labor news of real interest and signihcahce
yust now letters are pouring in from all parts OF
this continent asking for information about 'he
unemployed. and about the work of the RELIEF COM
mittees of the greater organizations. The recent
disturbances among the more ignorant unemployed,
IN whose midst Anarchist "daredevils' do their
worst have had their effect on the conservative
workingman employed and unemployed. ms
will be seen and easily recognized Tomorrow
when 1t is expected that of the most interesting
demonstrations ever made in this city by organized
labor will be
TO BE UNDER GOOD AUSPICES.
The Labor Day demonstration tomorrow will be
ander the auspices and direction Of the Ceh'rai
Labor Union which is the most conservative iesis'
iatiye central body of workingmen in New-horH
There are no Anarchists in the Centrai Laoo,
Union While the Central Labor Union mas asAeu
many organizations not affiliated with 1t 10 JOIN Al
the parade. It is to be congratulated that 'o"e ~
the organizations which shelter Anarchists WI"
t.ke mart The worlxingmen represented by dele
rates in this organization are almost m'aiiaoi'
American citizens who are proud OF theii 'o'
and jealous to protect her against the INVITES ee
fnent that has unfortunately crept m'o sum- "
the other organizations. 1t can be saleiy sau '''
IN the parade tomorrow morning there VIII no,
appear one man who was in any wa! coh"ec'eu
IL, ,h. recent lawless disturbances on the East
Side.
labor Dav will be observed as has been GUS
tomary since IL made legal hohua! III u'is
State.
WHERE THE ORGANIZATIONS WILL MEhI'
The different organizations that are 10 JON IN
The parade will meet in Fourth-ave and in Astor
place near Cooper Union, about O'Clock. They
will get in line as soon after that as possible
The work of perfecting arrangements for the
narade has been in the hands of James G. Ed
wards the sergeant-at farms of the Central L abor
Union who will be the grand marshal MT. Eo-
wards is one of the most striking and pictur esque
Hgures in the labor movement in this city. lie Is
a Scotchman. of giant proportions He is six feet
six inches tall and weighs 900 pounds. For sew
eral years he has been the delegate to the central
Labor Union from the Hexagon Labor Club of Tile
LAYERS Helpers Mr.. Edwards is we'll known
among his associates on account OF his politics.
He is a most active. consistent and enthusiastic
Prohibitonist Mr.. Edwards will ride at the head
of the procession. His aids will be James Nc
Clarkin Of the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers
Union; James p Archibald. of the PaperhanSeTs'
Union. and James McKenna. OF Typographical tron
No The parade will be divided into four divisions,
representing the two sections of the Central Labor
Union-the Building Trades section and the Miscel-
ianeous section.
THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION
Starting from Cooper Union as soon as ccnven-
lent after Q O'clock the thousands of workingmen
will be preceded by platoon of mounted police,
followed by the grand marshal and his aids The
will march TO Waverley Place. 10 Fifth
ave, to Fourth-st TO Broadway to City HAN
Park to Park Row. to Mail-st., to Broadway. and
thence to Bowling Green, where the organizations
VIII disband to take special ferryboats for Staten
island. where the annual picnic and games Will
be Id The picnic and games will take place at
New Dorp in Greenwa1d's pavilion and grove. The
games will be conducted upder the direction or
of the New-York CALIFORNIAN Club.
MEN WHO ARE TO PARADE
The number of men expected to appear with the
various organizations is indicated opposite each IN
the ARRANGEMENT printed herewith The following
is expected to be the order in which they Will
march after the mounted police, the grand marshal
and his aids;
THE BUILDING TRADES SECTION.
Section Marshal, Frank Baimes.
FIRST DIVISION
George Bentehn' Of the Ornamental Plasterers' Union
Sossic and Enca1stic Tile Layers Union 500
NewYork Branch Natiooa Granite Cutters Union sec
Electric wrcmtn's Union 600
Phoenix Labor Club, Brass Workers. 100
Iron Mouldeis' Unlon No. 500
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. Frank Regain. of the Hosseshocrs' Union.
Machine Wood woTkers' No. 100
S;iiders and Frame Makers Union 100
THIRD DIVISION
Marshal, Richard Kirwin Of the HOrseshOers Union
PissiSrrs' Estorsi tnic% No 800
MISCELLANEOUS SECTION.
Marshal joseph cuddihy Of the United Brewers Asso-
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Patrick Close Of the United Brewers Asso-
United Trrwers 900
Typographical Union No. coo
Other unions affiliated with the Central Labor
Union coo
Mr.. Edwards has tried to avoid all appearance of
politics in planning for the parade. Therefore he
has not asked of the city officials review the
parade. although 1t will pass the City Hall, where
the families Of the paraders will have an oppor-
tunty to see them Each organization will be
preceded by band OF music. The various trades
will carry models and implements of their craft
On wagons. The bakers will bake. the brewers will
brew the clothing cutters will cut cloth. ETC. The
norseshoers will leather aprons and the other
trades will carry something or something TO
distinguish their work.
TWO PARADES IN BROOKLYN
There will be two parades in Brooklyn to-mor-
,ow on the Labor holiday. The principal one will
be under Grand Marshal John j. Cannon, and will
start from Cumberand-st. and Lafayette-ave. at
10 2o a m There will be twoscore organizations
in line and they will carry only American flags
and trade banners. The route of the marching will
be i'm Lafayette and Bushwick ayes. Harmon-st
and Myrtle-ave. to Rdgewood Park The Central
Labor Union will be in charge OF the parade ana
an interesting nrogramme of exercises at the Park