The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-14
TO RALLY IN UNION SQUARE.
To-Night's Labor Demonstration
Promises to Be Imposing.
From 10000 TO $4,000 Working
People Are Expected to Parade.

A labor mass-meeting. which II is
said will be one of the largest. II not
the very largest. that has been held in
New York in many years will be held
In Union Square tonight.
The arrangements for the meeting
have been made by committees from the
Central Labor Federation. the United
Hebrew Trades and the Socialistic Labor
party Supt. Byrnes has given a permit
for the various unions to parade from
heir headquarters to the place OF meet
ing.
The call for the meeting was issued
by the Committee OF the New York sec
ton OF the Sociaiistic Labor party, and
all the arrangements have been com
pleted.
The various unions participating in
the parade will meet at Rutgers Square
the Labor Lyceum. 81 East Fourth
street, and at the West Side Labor lay
Ceuni. 342 West Forty-second street. All
Will march to Second avenue and Fourth
street. where the final formation OF the
parade will be made.
Tn, United Hebrew Trades have per-
MT to march through East Broadway
I Division Attor1sy n sroIme
Houston streets before joining the main
parade The hour for assembling Is at
u o'clock at the different rendezvous
named
The, First Division, Of the parade viii
Jewish Section Of the Socialistic Labor
Tar,S union MsRre%
Union. Tailors' Socialistic Campaign
club, Knee Pants Makers Union and
Mattress shakers Union.
The Second Division comprises Hebrew
American Typographical Union. Press.
men and Feeders Union, International
Cloakmakers' Union. Ta!lors' Progress
sve Union No. II, Pants Makers Union.
catioral Society Fraternity. Sailor Suit
Makers Union and Plat Makers Union.
IN the Third Division win be the Cloth
Hat al and Gap Cap Makers mniCn Vest We
Makers. Union. Never-Rip Pants Max
ers' Union. Furriers' Union, Shirt Iron
ers and Laundry Workers Union and
Clothing Cleaners Union.
The Fourth Division will be composed
of various unions from Brooklyn, among
which viii be the Brewers Union, X. of
T., Shoemakers' Union, Machinists'
Union, Painters Union. FurnitureW Work
ers' Union, and several other unions not
yet definitely heard from.
Those having the meeting In charge
say, there will be from 10000 to 1000
1t is thought that there will be at
least 20OOO people in Union Square when
the meeting opens. as many labor peo-
pie who do not participate in the parade
are expected to attend.
The object OF the meeting Is to pro-
test against the use of the regular army
and the other powers of the United
states Government in cases of strikes
and also to urge independent political
action. instead OF strikes
The speakers will be r. b. Wakeman.
Prof. Daniel De Leon. A. Sametkin.
Charles II. Matchett, Socialist candi-
date for Governor; Alderman Matthew
Mcguire. OF Paterson, n. j.; Mrs. Imo-
gene c. Fa es of Brooklyn; II. b. Sails
bury, Alexander Jonas. Abraham Conan
Isaac Bennett. d. Halrowitz, A. Jobln-
owsky. Prof. Antonio Montelone, Patrick
Murphy f.. K. Thomas. F. H. Martin
George Ahelson.
Slpt. BY n, has made complete po-
lice arrangements for handling the crowd
and also t. prevent any infraction of the
law.