The Washington times., 1894-09-01
Completion of Arrangements for the
Great Demonstration.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
First Official Celebration Of Labor Day
Handsome Floats in Line Representing
the Different Trades-Hon. L. z. McGann
Submits Suggestion to the Conference.

trict, TO occur on Labor Day, September 3,
are now complete, and the programme for
the formation of the procession and the order
of march is given below.
The first division will form on Louisiana
avenue, the right at Lincoln Statue.
The second division will form on Fourth
street, the right a few PAGES north of Indiana
avenue.
The third division will form on Third street.
the right at Third and Indiana avenue, north
side.
The fourth division will form on Third
south side.
Line of march viii be, Indiana avenue to
First street, to Peace Monument Pennsylva-
MIA avenue to Thirty-second street, and dis
band. Parade is expected to move promptly
at 9:45 a. IN.
The printers, bookbinders, electrical work
ers, plate printers, and others will have hand
some floats in line representing their different
trades.
Chief Marshal, Millard F. Hobbs
William H. Sticken and Theodore Perry, Aides.
FIRST DIvIsIoN-BUILDING TRADES.
omcers of the Federation of Labor and District
Assembly, No. 66, Knights of Labor.
Fourth Artillery Band
Bricklayers' Union. Stonemasons Union.
Marine Band.
Plesterers Assembly, *. OF L. Timers Assem-
bly,, h. of l.
Henderson's Boys Zouave Drum Corps.
Plumbers Union.
Drum Corps.
Granite Cutters Union. Painters Assembly,
Drum Corps.
Stonecutters' Union.
Band.
Carpenters Council Carpenters Assembly, X.
of l. Carpenters Union. No. i. Carpen-
ters' Brotherhood, No 100. ANAL
gamated Carpenters
Union
SECOND pIv1s1oN-PRrNTIYG TRADES.
James j. Burke, William f Shields, and W. n.
Brockwell, Assistant Marshals in charge.
Mount Pleasant Band boys.
Public Printer, IN. L. Benedict
Bookbinders' Union Pressmen's Union, J. I. Z.
= StereOtypers' Union.
Knights OF Pythias Band
Typographical Union, No. =.
Pressmens Union, l. p =. U.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRADES.
z. +. PyWeu and Edwin NJ Blake, Assistant
Aarshals in Charge.
Section of Marine Band.
Horseshoers Union
Band.
Electrical Workers Union Tailors' Assembly.
Excelsior Assembly, No. 2612
Band.
Eccentric Engineers Assembly. Tailors' Union.
Band
Plate Printers Machinists' Union.
Kit Carson Post Drum Corps
Cigarmakers' Union Carriagemakers' Assembly.
Bakers Assembly Bakers Union. Plumbers
Laborers' Union.
FOURTH DIvIsIoN-CARRIAGEs
John Fallon, Assistant Marshal in Charge
Ladies Progressive Assembly, Ii. OF L. Marine
Engineers beneficial Association Mem
ber5 of Bricklayers' Union. Mem
bers OF Carpenters Union.
Hon. L. E. McGann, chairman of the Com
mittee of Labor of the House of Representa-
tiyes, has sent the following letter 10 the sec
retary of the labor conference in response to
the invitation to review the parade on Labor
Day:
my DEAR SIR: Ihave your kind invitation
to review the parade of labor organizations
on Labor Day. thank you for the compli-
ment extended in this invitation. l would
cheerfully accept the invitation, but l ac-
| cepted another to address a meeting of labor
| organizations on that day in the city of Chi
cago. l would respectfully suggest in con-
| junction with your celebration of the day,
that advantage be taken OF the presence OF so
many workingmen to give expression TO some
| thought that will find response from the legis-
lators OF the country, and that will 90 great
way toward promoting the welfare and ee-
waiting the intellectual, moral, and social
welfare of our people,
The Bricklayers will turn out strong and
make fine showing. That was settled long
ago, but the programme received the finish
| ing touches last night at a meeting OF Brick
| layers Union, No. /, held at Bricklayers'
Hall. The parade mats were distributed to
! the number OF 500. The boys will present a
! fine appearance. The members who are not
| get supplied with hats are requested to call
ut the nall at any time before s o'clock Mon
! day.
The unions officers are: W. II. Magaun,
! president; T. Sullivan, vice president; c. c..
! Hessler, recording secretary; NJ. P. Canty,
! treasurer; Dennis Ferry, corresponding secre-
tary; Robert McMackin, financial secretary,
and NJ. 0'Conner, sergeant-at-arms.
! The brlcklayers number 742 members, and
expect TO have $50 men in the parade. E. II.
Morsell, the hardware merchant, at the corner
| of Seventh and J. streets, made the union a
! present of handsome souvenir, which the
! boys will take pride in displaying ON the line
| Of March. 1t consists of q trowel with two
| feet blade. and handle six inches in length
| Mr.. Morsell also donated ''the boys three
| fine American flags, and these Will be also
borne aloft in line with due homage to "Old
Glory
Chief Marshal John P. Healey will have
active helpers on the day of the celebration
| William E. Brenehan is his assistant, and the
aids are: Frank Jones. William Collins, Ed
ward Monkton, William Fisher, Thomas
| Coakley. James Barry G. S. Dougherty,
| James NJ. Person, John Gleason, James
French, James 0'Brien, William j. Roach.
| William J. Hall. Charles Lavender, Thomas
Bateman. John Wolf, Owen Carpenter, and
William Tibbs.