Evening star., 1895-08-28
M 0NDAY'S 'SsPkRADE
Chief Marshal McHhgh Perfecting
His Plans.
HOW TIE Line WILL Be FORMED
Action Taken byalabor Bodies
Last Evening.
INDORSING THE PRES S

Chief Marshal James F. McHugh Of the
Labor day parade yesterday decided that
the work tt at would fall upon Assistant
Chief Marshal Stiekels would be much too
onerous, and he therefore appointed Mr..
w. H. Hyde Of the Bookbinders' Union as
second assistant chief marshal
The chief marshal has arranged most all
of the details Of the parade. and they will
soon be announced in q general order. The
chief marshaPs aids are as. follows: As
sistants chief marshal, w. H. Stiekels and
w. H. Hyde; marshal-first division, Domi-
nick A. Walsh; second division, George A.
Tracy; third division, J. F. Whitemore;
fourth division, Michael p. Cantyi fifth
division, Charles J. Wells.
Each marshal is to appoint two aids, to
assist in the formation of their respective
divisions. 1t is left to the discretion of
the local assemblies as to what formation
they will take in marching.
The marshals will take the following
positions during the formation for parade:
Chief marshal and assistants chief mar
shall in front of city hall; marshal first d.
vision, Sd street and Indiana avenue north
west; second division, AZ and streets
northwest; third division, 9th street and
Louisiana avenue northwest; fourth di-
vision, 9TH and D streets northwest; 5th
division, 4th and D streets northwest.
Local assemblies will report to the mar
shall of their respective divisions at points
mentioned at am, and the line will move
at $50 am.
The line Of march will be down Indiana
avenue to I'd street, to Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; around the Peace monument; thence
out Pennsylvania avenue. passing soutn OF
the treasury building; along Executive ave-
nue. to Pennsylvania avenue, to washington
Circle: countermarching there, east on
Pennsylvania avenue, to 18th street, to F
to the Lincoln monument. short distance
beyond which the parade will disband.
Upon reaching the city hall on the re-
turn the chief marshal and his assistants
fleeing south. The procession will then
pass in review. AS each division ap-
proaches the chief marshal and his as
sistants the aids in the division will join
the chief ard assistants chief marshal and
form In line to their rear.
Immediately after the local assemblies
shall have passed the reviewing party will
be dismissed"
The Fedcrnti041 of Labor.
An unusually interesting meeting of the
Federation of Labor was held last night
at their hall. corner ofsPehhsylvania avenue
and Az street northwest, and a large
amount of business was transacted. Presi-
dent James F. McHughH presided There
were thirty-fve organizations represented.
A number of matters brought forward by
various trades organizations concerning
their relations with various employers were
considered. .,
A letter was read from Mr.. N Auth stat
ing that he has been Very unjustly treated
through the medium of the Federation, and
asking that committee be appointed to
call on him with view tothaving the mat
ter properly adjusted. hMr.t Auth said that
yesterday morning he laid of two men be-
cause he had nothing Tor, them to do. On
the other hand, the delegates from the
Butchers Assembly asserted that instead
OF laying off two men. as he stated Mr.
Auth discharged four, and that he took
this action simply because they are union
to forfeit $500 to an association of butchers
who have pledged themselves, under that
penalty, not to employ union men. 1t was
also alleged that when Mr.. Auth discharged
walked out. Mr.. Auth, however, effected
partial adjustment of the difficulty, and
some or the men returned to work. Mr..
Auth Is not, however, satisfied with the
status of affairs, and he wants to talk over
the subject with representatives of the
Federation. The committee was appointed
as requested. and they will make a report
at the next meeting
There was considerable discussion over a
report by the delegates from Carpenters,
Union, No. l, that Superintendent Connor
or the new Lafayette Square Theater Sat
urday last tried to induce one or more Of
accept less than the standard ate of
wages. All those affected refused, it was
reported, to accept the reduction, and one
man quit work. whereupon Monday a nom
union man was employed in his place. The
subject was referred to the contract COM
mittee.
The delegates from the Horseshoers'
Union reported that a long pending diff
Guilty with Messrs. Hile & Fitzgerald has
been settled in a manner satisfactory to
the union, and that hereafter none but
union men will be employed by that firm
The delegates also asked that the name of
the firm be taken from the unfair list, and
1t was voted to do SO.
The delegates from the BARRIERS Assem-
bly, reported the names of several proprie-
tors of barber shops in different parts of
the city who employ non-union men, and
asked that all Of them be placed on the un-
fair list. Action on the request was Ie-
ferred.
letter was read from Women's Bindery
Union, Local l. B. Of B., of the government
printing office, stating that they will not
take part in the Labor day parade, but will
have a reception in honor of the day at
Typographical Temple from 2 to pm, 10
which they extend a cordial invitation to
all their friends, especially those in he
societies of organized labor.
The delegates from Bakers and Drivers
Union reported that they will all be able to
rangements have been made whereby the
former can work Sunday night, and The
bread will be so delivered that there will
be no Inconvenience to the public.
Several of the organizations reported the
accession of new members since the last
meeting of the Federation.
The delegates from the Bakers, Carriage
Makers, Machnists and Horseshoers'
Unions reported that their respective or
ganizations have approved the action of
the Federation in placing the lexington
and Soldiers Home railway and branches
on the unfair list.
Printers in the Parade.
So much interest istbeihg taken in the
Labor day parade blythe members of Co.
lumbia Typographical Union. No. 1O1, that
it is fully expected there will be nearly
If not quite 1000 men in line.
A circular. of which the following is a
copy has been prepared by the Labor day
committee, and copy will be mailed to
each member today or tomorrow:
Columbia Typographical Union in the
Labor day parade. Our rurton composes
one separate division, the second and will
be under the immediate supervision of AS
sistant Marshal George Ay Tracy. The di-
vision joins the general parade at Indiana
avenue and Az streets The various chap
els will form in the immediate vicinity of
the temple, and as fast ,as they are in
readiness will march, to Il the rendezvous
above indicated. Thev particular meeting
place of each chapel will be hereafter des-
ignated.
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