The evening world., 1894-04-28

ntcrs No. 1, hmagamated brass WORKERS Cab'
met Makers Union No 7. United German Trainers.
Upholsterers Union No l, Cigar Packers Union
80, ISL. New York shocmskers, csTrIase and
mcnisn socialstic Labor Party, German Walters
Union No. I. Waters Alliance No. 49, 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, 70
Second avenue. to Fifteenth street and
to Union Square.
Kirchner will start at the same hour at
Forty-second street and Tenth avenue,
to Thirty-seventh street, to Ninth ave
niue, 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 siik Ribbon
dsftafeI 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, will 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,
WneTe IL connects WIN tne main Douy.
Among the organizations in line viii be;
Choristers Union. Clothing Cleaners
Union; United Coatmakers, Independent
Picture Frame Nm Masers Internationa I,n, lena
dren's Jacket Makers, Jewish upholster-
ers' Union, Mattress Makers Union, Pro-
tective Liberty Musical, Pressmen and
graphical Union. Tobacco and Cigarette
Makers Union, Waist and Wrapper
Makers. Union. Bookbinders' Union,
Shirt shirt Makers rs Union of BROWNSVILLE
Speeches at Union square.
30 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 than score Of speakers have
The Cottage platform will be pre-
sided over by Lucien Saniel, and among
the speakers there, as announced. are
Matthew Mcguire, the recently elected
1ocialistic Alderman of Paterson. n. j.;
Prof. Daniel de Leon, Frederick Schacf-
fer. Charles Southern and Alexander
east side, at Nineteenth street and
Fourth avenue. Adolph Jablowinsky
will preside. The other speakers an;
Charles Wagner, George seiburg ana
On another truck, around which will
pe Ine cniteu hebrew iIuues' WIN De
J.. shapiro. Chairinan; Mrs. Cansuts.
Sanetkni 3; Lewis ana L. Meeier;
Ernst Bonn, the grand marshal or
the mafn body OF paraders has been
IN the labor movement Tor nearly eigh-
thirty.three wears old with pleasing
countenance and full of Intelligence,
He ia a Rraduate of the publir schools.
His frat nosition was that Of n hook,
keener in n Wall street office After.
wards he entered nm importing house
In Leonard street. and while there or
rarixed the hookx eaners mni,n Iator
ke hecame Sacretarv of The centrai
labor Union hoIdinR that pos,tion for
several Years
When the spl,t came in that orpaniza-
tion and The pSocaiIat,c ~ eiement rnnved
ont and formed the Centrai abor Ead
eration Nr Rohm followed tho new
movement and has beid nffice over sincs
He pnined conaiderobie nntorietv some |
Years a1o oyer his atter-writiny contnst
with Meyor Hewitt His fr,enSs assert
that he had the hest Of the arguments
at that time He 10 connect ell now u,Itb
Sha Az and pnrters, Iinion in ,s "nni
stSsrad e anu .n of rers,dara Thapn re ~ con-
has s,iccessSui,v conducted neaotintions
ionkino 10 n seft,ement between emnlov.
ara ana emnIoved '0'
The CentraI ahor Irnion will t.Le M
mart in Ihe ceIebra zion this year ba,
ca,,ea Tho ayftatin, Tor an .ight hour
movement ia practicaiIv at n standstiI
Such oS The trades connected With tha;