New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
opsrRvANcrS IN OTHER CITIES.
wOpKlNGMrN CELEBRATE WITH P>RApf>' ri'
MICS And ATHLETIC SPORTS.


rrnvidence r. L. Sept labor LAY WIS oo-
sr,sd herr. quite generally as hohiV' "l""s
a ., closed and the labor organizations
,,,de q hie paraic this morning. 1hY 'eh 'o'N
s,..,m.rs down the bay TO Rocky P''h'' ""''' y
monster demonstration Was held WIN '''''','
dresses and games. occupying 'he e'''' t,,u,
Woousocket r. l.. Sept. A-Thare Was IL" i"" u,
Labor Dav demonstration in this t,y. BANKS al"
,oro, arc omen as usual and there VS. ohF Il
martial shut down OF the mills Sever" W ="
mill men who were asked to grant 4 hon"'y s"''
their help the entire week
Hartford Conn. Sept THE parade TINS morn
,,, ~ labor organizations the best and largest
-, ,uv seen in this city before flit"eh ""on'
o,, q, line and nearly every one had music Al
,ar,,ord the men went to Union Grove where a'l-
letic games took place. ,
Newport r. l.. Sept Labor Day was quietly
observed in this city by general cessation i'o'"
york and trade and by two professions OF traces
unions and aborins mems organizations WHO"
,,or wont to Rocky Point for the afternoon
pos,op sent 4-The wage earners had beautitui
c,,ber for their celebration to-day ana LABOR
nav was never extensively observe" !" 'i''
sac,on before Inc chief feature oil the hio''"ie
. tho hig procession, in which marched nearly
+, O00 mon The sporting games OF the uas no'u'e"
bicvcie and horse racing. rowing ana sai'i's re-
a,,,s tennis matches atnetlc meets and shooting
contests. -
schenectady \. Y. Sept Labor Day was gen
orally observed in this city. Most OF the business
,loces closed for all day. The Trades Assembly
had a field day on the fair srouhus WIN s""''
and sports in the afternoon
po,a y Y Sept. ~ Labor Day was celebrated
,ar. nnder the auspices of Fort Stanwix Council
order of United American Mechanics ms lore
noon there was a big parade OF CIVIC ana ni'l'ary
companies including organizations from syria
cuse Oneida Little Falls and other places. ms
afternoon there were literary exercises at fort
an address OF welcome state Councillor Johh l.
pss of Troy spoke on the objects of the Order OF
United American Mechanics. Judge wager maze a
historical address. The Rev Dr. SUyher' p'eSiuen'
Of the Hamilton College was the orator oi the
1. ,rh. cxcrcises closed with the stormng OF the
fort.
Now-Uaveu. Conn. Sept. i-Early this morning
,,a c,,v streets were filed with the usual Labor
nav throne Unlike the custom for several previ-
ous wears nearly all the local labor organizations
remained in town this year, participating III inc
trades union parade. The parade was reviewed py
Mayor Sargent The parade was followed by PIC
mic n, Savin Rock where prizes were awarded Tor
a full programme OF track. amateur athieue' s"im-
| MINI baseball and dancing contests
Hufralo ~ y Sept labor Day was observed
hore with more than usual enthusiasm by the
trades unions The parade this morning surpassed
| all former demonstrations of the kind
| Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept 1.-Two thousand men
|
| Electric Park where Labor Day was appropriately
| celebrated
| Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. 4.-To-day's Labor Day
| celebration was ahead of that OF any previous
year The parade was the great feature Of the
| morning The various unions gathered at the
| Garfield statue, and with flying banners and gay
badges marched through the principal streets, cls-
| banding at the city Hall About 5000 men were
| in line After the parade, the men separated Tor
| the picnics which had been arranged at the vari-
! ols pleasure resorts surrounding the city.
| St Louis, Sept 1.-THE celebration OF Labor Day
! was slightly marred owing 10 the jealousy be-
| tween tie various labor organizations The Knights
| OF Labor, Building and Trades Association and
| other workngmen's societies formed one parade
| and afterward held picnic in the southern por-
! ton OF the city. The Trades and Labor Assoca.
! ton typographical union and others formed
| another parade. and later in the day enioyed a
| picnic at Crevc Occur Lake All the city offices.
| banks, exchanges and many stores were closed.
| KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE MEET.
| Asbury Park. n. j.. Sept. (speciaD This has
| been another big day for Asbury Park. the oc-
casion being the annual field day OF the Knights of
| the Golden Eagle OF New-Jerscy. Knights to the
| number Of nearly 1000 arrived during the morn
! ing and reported to the local Committee OF Ar
! rangements. At II o'clock the Grand Castle met
| In Educational Hall. At o'clock the castles and
| Communicates formed lower Asbury-avc., and
half hour later the parade started. There were
| about dozen castles and communicates In line.
| Az the procession M ssed the Ocean Hotel was