The evening times., 1895-08-26
PARADE PLANS COMPLETED
Labor Day Committees Hold a
Final Meeting.
Slight Change In the Route Made.
Debe Resolution Considered
and Adopted.

The final meeting of the conferrecs having
in charge the arrangements for the cele-
bration OF Labor Day, was held at Typo
graphical Temple yesterday afternoon,
commencing at 3 O'Clock.
President Charles j. Wells occupied the
chair, with Secretary Rae and Treasurer
Worden at their respective desks.
Mr.. C. II. Worden presented for consider
alton suggestion made by Chief OF Police
Moore Tor slight change in the route
of the parade. The change was that when
the column reaches Fifteenth street it shah
proceed by The street south of tie Treasury
Department to Executive avenue, and
thence TO Pennsylvania avenue, thus avoid
ing conflict with the several lines of street
cars that center on Fifteenth street east
OF the Treasury building.
The sugges ton W rs de bated a some length
and finally adopted.
1t was announced that street cars will
be stopped, as requested by the committee,
at points where necessary during the
progress OF the parade.
Mr.. S. ii. Rcll, from the committee ap-
pointed to prepare n protest against the
Dor leader, which is TO be read at Lincoln
monument, prior tn the starting of the pro-
cession Oh Labor Day, presented a report
which had the sanction of the entire COM
mittee.
Several members objected to the report,
as being milder than desired, and the
resolutions prepared by Mr.. Milford Spohn
and adopted at a mass meeting held re-
,l, a ,t,I,.
debate the committees report, as presented
by Mr. Bell, was adopted by an almost
unanimous vote
BY unanimous vote. the chief marshal
was empowered TO select a man to read
the protest, which Will he the last exercise
prior to the moving of the first division.
Chief Marshal McIIugh presented Il
report, which, lie said, was complete in
all its details, SO far as it could be made
complete, auI was as follows:
The first division viii be in charge of
Dominick A. Walsh, assist ant ma rshal and
Will embrace the following organizations:
Horsashoers, 75 men, with Boyd's band:
Laundry Union; Machinists, 90 men, Stone
cutters, 80 men. headed by National Guard
drum corps; Excelsior Assembly, so men:
Timers, 80 men: Steam Filters. IS men.
Plumbers, 60men; headed BY National Guard
drum corps; Paper Hangers, 125 men, Tile
Settlers, % men; Cigarmakers, so men:
Ladies Progressive Assembly. The num-
bar expected from the two organizations of
women workers, respectively, has not been
given. The Marine Engineers, originally
placed in this division, will ii is understood.
attend in carriages, and their place in line
is mol yetdetcrmined. The efirstdivision will
form on Indiana avenue.
The second division will embrace the
several chapels of Typographical Union,
No. 101, and Will be i'll charge of President
George \. Tracy as ass istant marshal. The
printers are expecting from SEQ to 500
men to be in lire, and will have a hand
some float on parade. The cAapels will
observe the following order when they take
their place in line: / Star, with Odd Eel
lows Drum ard Bugle Corps; ., Times; 3,
Post; 4, News; 3, Government Printing
Office, with Mount Pleasant Field Band;
6, l. Z. p. Union: Z, Stereotypers. This di-
vision viii form on Four-and-a-half street.
The third division, with Assistant Mar
shal NJ. a. WAitmore in charge, viii include
the PlaStercrs, so strong; headed by the
Marine Band; Painters, 100 men; tailors,
$50 men; Bakers Assembly, so men,
headed by Hansens Band; Bakers Drivers,
60 men: Bakers and Confcctioners, 40 men;
Protective Street Railway Union, 60 men;
Galvanized Iron ard Cornice Workers, 40
men, and the Bookbinders, with 800 MEM
bers, accompanied by the National Guar,o
Band The division will form on Louisiana
avenue.
The fourth division win be in charge
of Assistant Marshal NJ. P. Canty. and
will have in line the bricklaycrs. 500 in
number, headed by Fort Mycr Band; stone
masons, 40 men; eccentric engineers, Go
men ana Kit Carson Post Drum Corps: the
carpenters. 400 men. This division viii
form on Fifth street.
Fifth divi sion, Charles ]. Wells, as
sistant marshal, in charge, will include
the plate printers, 1 80 men, headed by
section of the Marine Band; cement workers,
40 men; electrical workers, 60 men;
Butchers assembly, 30 men; lathers, 80
men, aud l. 7. U. pressmcn, BARRIERS. plumb
ers' lahorers, Douglas assembly, Progress
sive Engineers, and carrage-workers.
The division will form on Fourth street.
Nearly every union will wear a dis
tinctive uniform, and there will be most
attractive display of floats in line. Every
union having IiOat Will Drlng IL INTO
line with the division to which the union
may be assigned.
A resolution was adopted by the con-
ference declaring that none but labor or
gaDizations or affiliated trades shall be
allowed to take part in the parade.
The protest entered by the granite cutters
against the appointment of d. A. Walsh
as assis tant marshal, was withdrawn
ami DIST great applause, the difference
having been adjusted satisfactorily.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the
press, for its interest in the proceedings
of the conference, and also to Typographical
Union for the use of a hall for the meetings
OF the conference, when adjournment was
taken, to rcassemDle at the call of the
chairman after September g.
GnOd Tan,n1nr MoaftnOS