The evening world., 1894-04-28
MAY Days BIG
LABOR PARADE.


Continued from First Puse.)
one composed OF the. main body, and
two others-one on the west and the
other on the east side downtown. Later
in the night they will all fall In and
proceed Tse ms to the n, place VIII ii mef l : by Grand
Marshal Ernest Bohm and the following
aides: Angus Waldinger. Charles Opper-
mann. Edward Henckler n George
Grand Marshal Bohm announced last
night that the start would be maze
at I o'clock Tuesday. night from the
HEADQUARTERS Of the SociaIis1lc ,aaa hp tSe
various Assembly District political CLUBS
the following organizations VIII take
part:
upholstcrcrs' Union. Cigar Makers Union No.
over 800 strong: United Machinists' Union No. q
Makers Union, Brotherhood Of Carpenters Union
No. 5ls. Social Democratic Turner's, Master Engi-
neers' No. |, Amalgamated Brass Workers. Cab
met Makers Union No. I, United German Trainers.
upholsterers' Union No. /, Cigar Packers Union
No. ISL. New York shoemskers. csfriase aha
menian socialistIc Labor Party. German Walters
Union No. |. Walters Alliance No. 10. COOKS Al
lance No. 81.
Women to Have the Right OF Line.
In this, the main parade, the women
will have the right, Of line. The start
will be made from the headquarters, on
Fourth street. to First avenue. to Firth
street, to Avenue A., to Tenth street, to
Second avenue. to Fifteenth street and
to Union Square.
The west side parade, under Marshal
Kirchner, will start at the same hour at
Forty-second street and Tenth avenue,
to Thirty-seventh street, to Ninth We
nue., to Thirty-seventh street, to Eighth
avenue to Seventeenth street, to Union
Square. These organizations will be In
line:
Ale and Porter Union No. l; SIX Ribbon
Progressive Coopers' Union. N. Y: Arbeiter Lei
dertafel. n. Y; Custom Varnishers; United Piano
Makers; Aurora Society.
The downtown parade, composed main
ly of the United Hebrew Trades and the
United Garment Trades, VIII form at
East Broadway and Rutgers street. The
line of march will be to Jefferson street.
to Division street. to Attorney street, to
Broome street, to Suffolk street, to
Forsyth street. to Houston street, to
Second avenue. to Fifteenth street,
where 1t connects with the main body.
Among the organizations in line Will be:
Clothing Cleaners Union. United Coatmakers'
Independent Picture-Frame Makers. International
~Cioakmakers, piIl Posters, Union. Children.s
Union. Pressmen ,and Feeders Union. Hebrew
American sr., Typographical Tn;Sn T W,I.; , TSSac W,,D sn4
Makers Union, Bookbinders' Union. ~Shirtmakers'
Union. of Brownsville: Cloth Hat and Cap Oper-
atiyes. and Drawers and overall Makers Union.
Speeches at Union Square.
So confident are the leaders that the
Union Square meeting will be of i'm
mense proportions, that besides the cot
tage, two stands will be erected. and
more han a score of speakers have
been secured.
The cottage platform will be pre-
sided over by Lucien Sanial. and among
the speakers there, as announced. will be
Matthew Mcguire, the recently elected
Socialistic Alderman of Paterson. n. j.;
Prof. Daniel dc Leon. Frederick Schaef-
fer, Carries Sothearn and Alexander
Jonas.
east side. at Seventeenth street and
Fourth avenue, Adolph Jablinowsky
will preside. The other speakers an
nounced are Bunkman p Flaschel.
Charles Wagner. George seiburg and
On another truck, around which will
be the United Hebrew Trades. will be
4 sam ss,aHpiITes; z, G GeW,s anG l.. M Miller cansu's'
in the labor movement for nearly eigh;
thirty-three years old, with a pleasing
countenance and full Of intelligence,
He is a graduate of the public schools;
keeper in a Wall street office. After.
wards he entered an importing house
in Leonard street, and while there or.
ganized the bookkeepers union. Later
he became Secretary OF the Contra
Labor Union, holding that position fol
several years.
When the split came in that organiza
ton and the Soc!alistic element moved
out and formed the Central Labor Fed
Grafton. Mr.. Bohm followed the new
movement and has held office ever since
He gained considerable notoriety SOM
years ago over his letter-writing contes
with Mayor Hewitt. His friends asser
that he had the best of the argument
at that time. He is connected now witt
the Ale and Porters' Union. He Is con
sidered n man of considerable tact, an,
has successfully conducted negotiation
looking to a settlement between employ
The Central Labor Union will take n
part in the celebration this year, be
cause the agitation for an eight-hou
Such of the trades connected with tina
organization which are not working o
an eight-hour schedule have no desir
to force matters at present, They rea
lie that the country has Just passe
through a serious trial and that 1t wi
take time for business to recover.
Keeping Up Agitation.
With the Socialists It is different. Tn
eight-hour movement Is simply a sma
part of their programme. n they II
tend keeping the agitation going yea
after year, until, If possible, the whol
Socialistic programme has been carrie
out.
I'VE have started out on a broad POI
Icy Of education" said Edward Henck
ier. one Of the Executive Committee
last night. ''and we are gaining recruit
at every turn.
1--WE are in politics now. Every AS
sembly District in the city has Its organ
~ization, and next Fall we will make
showing that will astonish some people
England is becoming more socialist
and radical every day. Socialists are
her Parliament, so Is 1t with Germany
France and all other countries. So wi
1t be with his. =.
THE Central Labor Union Is not wit
us this year, because the delegates ar
too much welded to the political par
ties. The rank and file are of our wa
OF thinking. however," .
While the Socialists are celebrating |
New York, on Tuesday next Philadel
phia has arranged for a monster meet