Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-30
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
The Procession VIII Start In the
Morning Of Next MonAay-No
CounterAarehfnG.

The arrangements for the observance Of
Labor day. on Monday next, by the organis-
ed labor unions Of the District were finally
considered 1t q meeting last evening Of
the conferenceEcommi In charge II WIN
be the last regular meeting which the COM
mittee will hold. and from the reports re-
ceived by the committee at Brickiayers'
Hall last evening. II Is evident that the
preparations for the great parade which
will be held on the morning Of that day
are well formulated. 1t was decided not to
erect a reviewing stand. a. the invited
guests have left the city. on account Of
engagements elsewhere. The committee an
pointed to arrange for the erection Of q
stand was discharged. Delegates from
Plumbers Labor Union, No. 1. were admit
ted to the conference This union expects
to have $50 men in line.
A representative from the twenty-five
men comprising the remnant of the social
ed Industrial army encamped at Bladens-
burg was present and asked permission for
the men to appear in line. 1t was decided.
however. that as the applicants were not
REPRESENTATIVES Of organised labor they
could not be admitted.
The plate printers reported that they
would appear In the procession DO strong,
and would have q float in the procession
pressman and q lady assistant. who wiII
give practical exhibition Of plate printing
The plate printers will each wear q brand
new dollar bill as a badge. The carriage OF
the public printer will head the column of
carriages In the fourth division The lin.
OF march as heretofore published will be
followed. it being decided last night that
1here should be no conference.-the.
Printing Trades Division.
Columbia Typographical Union, No. lOl,
VIII form the section Of the second or print
ing trades division. The order of the march
no Foil
remoers Of the Labor day committee. The
chapels as named in the bulletin will line up
In the following order: Times, Star. Nevs.
Post. National Tribune Army and NAVY
ONCE National Economist, Church News.
Law Reporter office. Capital Publishing Of
nee. Judd d Detweiler's office Pearson's Of
flee. McGill & Wallaccs office, Sheiry's Of
nee; Byron = Adams office. Stormont 4
Jackson: office. Polkinhorn's office. Tom
linson's office and Hartman q Cadick's Of
fee Va
Honorary and passive members: float.
lnen VIII come the following: Document
room No. !. document room No. q iob
room. specification room. document proof
room. night bill force Congressional Rec
ord. Treasury branch. Interior branch, State
department branch. Navy Department
branch. War Department branch, census Of
Office -
w. M. Brcckwell is the assistant marshal
IN charge OF the second division. All men,
oers OF the union will be supplied with
badges ON the morning Of the parade, while
the line Is being formed. by Messrs Month
Lawson. Kreiter and OBrien, a COMMITTEES
appointed for that purpose
1t Is recommended that in addition to the
chapel banners, each chapel will carry In
line a large American nag. and the further
suggestion Is made that, as far as practica-
Die. the members will appear In dark
clothes light neckwear and derby hats.
Those taking part In the parade are re-
quested 70 be In the places assigned to their
respective chapels promptly at $50 am as
marching orders Will be given at S:45.
A Legal Holiday.
All the departments Of the government