The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-29

Yesterday afternoon a regular meet
ing OF the Ohio Valley Trades and La
Dor Assembly was held at which COM
paFativeIy little business was transacted.
The general labor day committee also
met and transacted business in connec-
ton with the coming celebration.
The following now delegates were ad'
mitted; National Tobacco WorkOrs'
Union, A. T, Of L.-Willian G, Kemple,
William Earl.
The boycott placed on the Rand, Nc
Nnily Company, of Chicago, was raised
by the assembly.
The labor day general committee re-
ported that at q meeting Of the commit
leo just before tho assembly convened
/. had bsOn decided 10 change the date
al the labor day celebration from Satur'
day August 81, to Saturday the oath.
This action was ratified by the assembly.
The arbitration committee reported
having gone to S%tsubonvllle to invaBti'
cato the employment Of n~on-nnion car.
psnters by AglaGs works. and had placed
tho matter in the hands OF the local
carpenters union.
An invitation 10 participate In ZnneS'
ville'a labor day demonstration, septoln'
her 9, was received and accepted,
Mr.. s. II. Engol resigned his member
ship in the assembly and on the labor
day committee. President Riley APP
pointed MIR. NJ. +. Tighe to the vacancy
on the committee,
Tho secretary reported that the local
unions arc taking unusual interest in
the coming labor day celebration and
that the indications are that there Will
10 a very successful celebration, Tho
hodcNrriers, he reported, have rsconSid'
cred their determination aud will par
ticipate both in the celebration and the
street parade,
President Riley appointed q commit
teo OF five to visit tho various local
unions and work up tho coming celebra.
ton of labor day. Tho committee;
Richard Robertson, r, q. Darby, Mi.
chaei GEogan, Burke Watson, William
La Touch.
AT the meeting Of the labor day com.
mittoO Chairman Grogan, OF tho bar
committee, resigned. but the rosigna.
ton was tabled. Mr.. NJ. +. TIghe was
added to tho committee.
Chief Marshal George W. Clifton
issued general orders regarding the
labor day street denomination, as fol.
lows:
Frat diyision-Matshal, Oscar How.
ard. Order OF march: Printers, glass
workers, carpenters, hrlcklNyera, plas-
terers, stonemasons, hod carriers.
Second division-Marahal, William
Wiuder. Order of march: ~Cigarmakors,
ironworkers, brewery workers, plumb
ers, coopors, stove moulders, carriage
and Wagon workers.
Third division Marshal, William Nos.
bitt. Order OF march: Pottors, miners,
tobacco workers, tube workers, butch
ers, tailors.
Fourth division-William La Touch,
marshal. Order OF march: Mounted
men. carriages, wagons aud TRADES dig
play.
Williams. Stall, Andrew Wilson. Joseph
Robinson, ]. S. Parker, John DonahuO.
Formntion-First division forms on
ChaplinG street, right resting on Twelfth
street. Second division forms on Twelfth
street, right resting on Chaplino street.
Third division forms on Fourteenth
street, right resting on Chaplino street.
Fourth division forms on Fifteenth
street, right on ChuplinN street.
Line Of march-On Chapline to Six.
teenth, TO Market, To Tenth, to Main,
10 Twenty.fourth, to Chapline, to Thir.
ty.third, TO EoG, to Thirty.hintb, TO
jacob, to ForIy.third, to Mozart Park