Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-01
LABOR DAY PARADE
The Program of Formation Issued by Chief
Marshal Hobbs.
A Large Representation Of Every
Branch of Trade Expected to
BE fn the Line.

The committee which has been at work
preparing the preliminaries for the great
Labor day parade has finished it's labors.
MIR. Willard F. Hobbs, chief marshal, has
issued the following program for the for
nation Of the parade and the order of
march:
The first division will form OH Louisiana
avenue. the right at Lincoln statue.
The second division will form on ith street
the right a few PAGES north of Indiana
avenue.
The third division will form on Sd street
the right at Sd and Indiana avenue, north
side.
The fourth division will form on Sd street
the right at I'd and Indiana avenue. south
side.
Line Of march will be Indiana avenue to
LIST street, to Peace monument, Pennsyl-
vania avenue TO 32d street, and disband.
Parade Is expected TO move promptly at 9:45
am.
The printers, bookbinders electrical work.
ers. plate printers and others will have
handsome floats In line. representing their
different trades.
hief marshal, Willard F. Hobbs.
VIM. H. Stickell and Theodore Perry aids
First dfvision-Building trades.
Omcers Of the Federation of Labor and
District Assembly. No &C. knights Of Labor
Fourth Artillery Band.
Marine Band.
Plasterers' Assembly. X. Of l.. Timers
Assembly, X. OF L.
Henderson's Boys Zouave Drum Corps.
Plumbers Union.
Drum Corps
Granite Cutters Union. Painters Assem-
bly,, X. of L.
Drum Corps.
Stonecutters' Union.
Band
Carpenters Council. Carpenters Assem-
bly,. X. Of L. Carpenters Union. No.
/. Carpenters Brotherhood, No.
190 Amalgamated Carpen-
tiers Union.
Second division-Printing trades.
Jas. J. Burke. VIM. e. Shields and w. y.
Brockwell, assistant marshals, in charge
Mount Pleasant Band (boys).
Public printer. TIL. E. Benedict.
Bookbinders' Union: Pressmen's Onion.
/. T. L.
Stereotypers' Union.
knights of Pythias Band.
Typographical Union, No. 101.
Pressmen's Union, /. p. p. L.
Third Observation-Disclosures trades.
z. +. Pywell and Edwin NJ. Blake assist
ant marshals, in charge.
Section of Marine Band.
Horseshoers' Union.
Band.
Electrical Workers Union. Tailors' Assem-
bly,. Plumbers Laborers' Onion.
Excelsior Assembly, No. 2S12.
Band.
Eccentric Engineers Assembly. Tailors'
Union.
Band.
Plate Printers. Machinfsts' Union.
Kit Carson Post Drum Corps.
Cigarmakers' Union. Carriagemakers' As
sembly.
Band.
Bakers Assembly. Bakers Union.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
John Falion, assistant marshall, in charge.
Ladies' Progressive Assembly, K Of L..
Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa-
ton. Members of Bricklayers Union.
Members of Carpenters Union.
A letter has been received from Represen-
tative Mccain, regretting his inability to
review the parade. as he had been invited
10 do, owing to the fact that he had al
ready accepted another invitation TO deliver
an address in Chicago on Labor day.
Columbia Typographical Union. 101, ex-
tends an invitation to all ex-printers in the
city to join in the celebration of Labor day,
on which occasion the hand of fellowship
will be heartily extended
The Commissioners today ordered that
the eth street cars and the 18th street cars
where they enter 18th street be stopped
while the parade is passing Monday. As
the parade will occupy only the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue II will be unneces-
sary to stop the cable cars on the avenue.