New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
PLANS FOR LABOR DAY.
PARADE AND MANY GAMES.
RACING. BASEBALL BICYCLE AQUATIC AND
OTHER CONTESTS TO TAKE PLACE IN
THIS REGION TOMORROW.

OTHER CONTESTS TO TAKE PLACE IN
THIS REGION TOMORROW.
s.ven years ago day set apart by the State
legislature which each year the laboring men
a. all branches Of trade might avail themselves of
hs nleasan weather of the early fall to participate
t. A general festival. AS time has advanced just
correlation of the underlying sentiment OF this
..,on has demonstrated the wisdom of legally
granting this breathing spell 10 tollers or every
class.
The annual parade on Monday will probably be
the most popular feature Of the day. and It is be-
peyed that tomorrow will witness the largest
demonstration of its kind ever seen in this city.
The formation will take place at 10 o'clock in
rourth-ave. between Ninth and Thirteenth SITS. and
an manner OF tools which are portable on the
souders Will be carried by those in line The pro-
e,ssion which. 1t is expected will consist of be-
,yeen 1900 and 10000 men, will advance along
rourth-ave. TO Union Square. There the labor lead
,s and guests will review the organizations.
r>ence the line of march will be along Seven
,.enthet., the north side of the square to
rIfth-ave. and through that great thoroughfare
70 the main entrance to Central Park, at Fifty
pn,h-st Here the will be disbanded. with
A., view 10 permitting them to enjoy the rest Of the
day In such pleasures they may desire
NJ J. OBrien. president OF the Board Of Walk
rs Delegates. will be grand marshal His aides
viii be Jacob E. Bausch JOIN Ulrch and Joseph
csddihy.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings. so long identi-
sed with Typographical Union No. 6. has been
largely instrumental in making Labor Day a sue
cess as he in creating the holiday seven years
sso He will be marshal Of this organization in the
parade.
The Moderation Society's perambulator will go in
and follow the parade. as in former years, and at
90 m. the socety's open perambulator Will start
rom Five Points, Paradise Park. with tons Of
broken ice for a grand night distribution through
TIE slums and tenement district
As holiday coming early In the fall season.
the conditions of the weather permitting. out-of-
door sports will be INDUCED in TO an uncommon de-
gree Sheepshead Bay racetrack offers the Flat
bush Stakes for two-year-olds with other attrac-
"y Al the Polo Grounds there will be baseball
test between New-York and Cincinnati and Louis
w sdacs sna to fS %eW-YoTk there viii be number of
sporting attractions such as football and other
One of the greatest of the day will take place at
Bayonne City, y. j.. at ] o'cock-a game OF foot
Isr and the Red Stars of New-York one hour
sfterward the Gaelic football championship VIII ne
g spey c SCr any the Thomas Francis Measher
ISOLATION teams. The time allowed them for each OF
n nsS viii i oe gwen by W. atby Much WIN
naturally centre in the hurdle races and the
VIII be interesting one-mile walk for when mere
be an exciting contest. There will be races at 40
yards and $50 yards. .,,,. 49, .h
A
American champion who recently killed himself,
had entered will also prove interesting to patrons
Of this branch OF sport The entries embrace d
ni,nber Of excellent men George Jarvis who IS the
Champion OF the colleges and Of the metropolitan
Association for mile. will appear so VIII George
orion OF the New-York Athletic cub, VINO IS
two-nile steeplechase champion; n j. Walsh OF the
Xayier Athletic Association and +. HoiendeT, OF
IN. Pastme Athletic Club. There Will be one
mile walk between Samuel Liebgold. OF the Pdstlme
A,hle,ic club who is amateur champion OF Amer
lea. and Thomas Letson. Of the New-fork Athletic
Club -, -. o.oo
O'clock Then the bicycle races VIII come Inc en-
te-tainnent will close with a baseball match De
tween the New-Jersey Athletic and the staten ISL
and Athletic clubs for the championship one.
r!.e eigAt-oared shell race over stralgDtaWay
co,i-sr al XII Won Kull. under the conduct o, the
Staten Island Athletic Club VII be rowed
The New-York Yachting Association proVldes
gp5d programme in which over l5) yachts are ex,
pected 10 appear. The Yale University iootoau
ki,hefs Will meet AT Trav.rs Island, ana VIII De
represented BY a number of men who are al caH9!-
airs for position behicd the uce They vii! be
undsr the Command OF Cap.an H. A. H.nckey.