The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-31

United oarpenters' and Joincrs' No. 4, Amalsa-
mated carpenters' No. 4.
United Order OF American stair builders, ship
SwSfha,pes ston ra,n.er, Union United Wood Career:
stono WORKERS., Reliance Labor Club.
DIVISION NO. 8.
Unity seventh street, east OF Madison avenue,
association of Machinists, Iron Mouiders' Conferences
Board. Iron Moulders No. SO, Metal Polishers, Buff
Thirty-.eyent street, west of Msdi.oa1 :, snueS
a .1ss HSp,. w ssn.s, heiaEo1 Labor Club Tils w ,po6.
Magnolia Association OF Walters.
DIVISION 40. @.
Unity sixth street, east of Madison ayenue-Paper
and ornamental P%lsstsrerS, Slate Metal RoofeTs. Tn
Sn1 sneet Iron Workers. cornice and skyhsht
Thirty,slIth street, west of Madison avenue,
granite Cutters Union. Mosaic Helpers, Internstiona,
iSI. VIZ 'AA'' on'0n'' Nv"
DIVISION NO. z.
Thirty NTH street, east of Madison eysnuo.BT rev..
tectiye Association. United Brewery No 1,
pi.',efsrs' has soTSSs o onward q La Msa'' Club. CATTLE
t su,gnsrI- Protective Union; sheep BntSnsrs, y, stss
Plumbers and Ghsntters.
DIVISION 80. 8.
Thirty fourth street, east Of Madison avenue-Prog'
tional Association OF MschinistS' Loyal Lodge No;4os:
ACTOR. Protective Union. Empire Labor Ciuo OF
Thirtyfourth street. west Of Madison avenue.
United brotherhood OF Progressive Varnishers and
Union. United Sheet and Plate Glass Workers.
DIVISION NO. 8.
Thirty.third street. east of Madison avenue
coopers' Union, PAYERS Union. Welcome Association.
Blue stone cutters. Blue Stone Helpers.
Harlem Labor CLUB, Color Mixers, Ship Carpenters,
E1eelsior Labor Club. Emerald Labor Club, Gotham
DIVISION No. 10.
Thirty second street, east Of Madison avenue
b9 ThiT,y.. %sn Gns s. S,Ssi'; w SssnS Of AFm Madison m.n; avenue
Bricklayers' Union. Building Inspectors, Mosaic and
Encaustic Tale Layers.
DIVISION NO. IL.
Thirty .nrst street, east OF Madison nvenue-Citi.
Gems and DELEGATIONS from westchester county and
Thirty.nrst street, west OF Madison avenue-Citi.
Eens and delesations from Jersey city. Hoboken, New
ark. Orange. ami Elizabeth.
DIVISION no. L..
Thirtieth street, east OF Madison a~venue-citizens
and delegations from Williamsburg Greenpoint.
Thirtieth street, west OF Madison avenue-CitiLens
anu delegations from brooklyn proper.
DIVISION No. 10.
Twenty ninth street, east OF Madison avenue-cia.
gems and delegations from Staten Island.
Twenty mimi street. west OF Madison avenue-Del.
egations and students from schools, colleges and
DIVISION NO. II.
Twenty. eighth street. east OF Madison avenue
Twenty eighth street. west of Madison avenue
Wagons, trucks and carriages.
l"tny' btTttt. cart o hAu1On avenue
wagons. trucks and carriages.
Twenty. seventh street, west OF Madison avenue
Wagons. trucks and carriages.
As the Funeral Committee was pressed for
time. 1t had no means OF communicating with
those who are to participate in the procession
viii take the above list as Official. i It is Requested
that all organizations march to their respective
places SO that they, may reach their stations not
later than D o'clock. As the route OF the process
sion isa long one, 1t is particularly requested
that the marshals shall see that their organiza.
tl0nn are nFnnaFlv nlaRa1 In fhA aida r,a
ready to move promptly. Under no circIm.
stances VIII any organization be permitted 10
positions north of Forty-trst street.
At the various labor headquarters in Claren.
don Hall yesterday II was announced that all
Walking Delegates had been notified 10 attend
the funeral. The notification was sent by tele-
graph. The Arrangements Committee has been
ailnasonsi Of fRR iseftrid i.i W %eIsess u sTs i No W "
Polishers and Buffers Union. a Democrat. and
9. W. Jones Of the Clothing Cutters Union. a
All day yesterday throng besieged the Union
Square Hotel trying to get a glimpse Of the
1900 l eeasons It e. Tss e se oiier co dhes @Ses ' sna
tho mail brought huge patches OF letters of
sympathy. while more than 5000 kilograms
parts OF the world.
The meeting OF Henry Georges literary and
to help him in his canvass. wfi be held as a
memorial meeting tonight, at 8 O'Clock, In the
SS sTnesb . Lysenm' s Eittshissve nth :, street ma and nd
James A. Herne. Dan Beard .Hamlin Garland,
T Ta9,n.a B b; GonneET, Frank stephens John r
1t was also decided that the meeting to be held
in the Grand Opera House In Brooklyn tonight,
Theatre. williamsburg. both of which were de-
signed as campaign meetings at which Henry
held as memorial meetings.