New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
PARADE OF THE BOYS IN BLUE.

ISSUING THE FORMAL OIDERs-NO BOYS TO BE
ALLOWED TO BE IN LINE-ACTToN OF TIE
MEMBERS OF TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The great Republican parade to take place Mon
dav next closely occupied the attention OF General
Aspinwall and Others az the Garfield and Arthhr
Campaign Club Of the Republican Central Commit
tee all day yesterday. There is now every lndica-
ion that the Republicans of this city will turn out
in n greater number than in any previous parade.
The following order was issued last night:
HEADQUARTERS GARFIELD AND AnrnuR CAMrMGS ]
CLUB OF TIE RtPrBLIcN CENrRL C0hAfrEto {
No west 2ffh-st, Ne"-forH Oe'' D. l77'''
CIRCULAR 80. 3.
The parade OF the Republican organizations or thii
city and visiting deeraons. under the spiGc' oI me
above club ana IN honoc OF G,hera I. o. GIanr W,o
VIII review tho cormn. VIII take place on the evening
H. the formation viii be in three divisions, COM
First Division. General Horace Porter
Second Division. Colonel joel W. Mason,
Tnrd Division ltho corulandant VIII DC nameu III
iii. The folio ing are designated marshals; IHere
" commanders are charged With the exclusion Of all
signs aud Advertisement wagons and vehicles OF an
will be aduhted 10 the columns, though caclim ilghtS
are not prohibited. The same restrictions are placed
Icrsnns bur voters are desred IN ihe | ne.
v Organizations liing 10 report To- tuese headqaIt,
crs viii not be considered as part Ol the pc ana Will
'' '>''''''N LLOYD Asrrvw.Ir. Chier Marshal.
CHARLES A. CARLTON ChIcf Assistant Marshal.
The Bankers aud brokers Campaign cub has
completed it, regImental organzatl0n for TINS pc
rade by the choice OF hc following ON ers Colonel
+. NJ. Cox: lieutenant-colonel, Alexander e. iay-
or ir.; major, II. :. Wilson; captains, W. q.
Dominick. J. i. MeMicken, 4. a. Drake G. J..
Leland T. A. Drake. +. A. DesMarets, f. T. HILL u.
Il, Lakewood. ". t. 1uuis, G. II. b. Hill, G. I.
Hackcnz,e aud J. 7. NcKcwan. Each company
commander will appoint one lieutenant and iour
scrgeAnts. The suggestion that mrineIs wear
uniform cap and cape was entertained az
recent meet ug Of the executive committee:
Lanterns instead of torches VIII oe carried, ana
officers will he distinguished Dy The c0lors OF the
lass: c9pfains carrying Olue lanterns leutenants
white aud pTivates red. The membership or the
club has reached about go names ana IL IS eA-
pecteh that about $50 of the members VIII take
mart i'm the parade An effort has been made To con-
fine the association 10 the younger mehGers 0i ino
Stock Exchange who will JOIN III the parade Ii mas
been estimated that the active members OF uue TX
change those wbO are habituay on the f0or-do
not number over 400 men, and OF these 80 nave
joined the campaign cluD =,
A large number of clerks and salesmen from the
promInrut commission and jobOing houses VIII form
a battalion IN the procession. Tnoy VIII form IN
the rear of the F'rSt DIVISION and IN number OIL
cases they will b. commanded By the heads OF their
houses The First Division will form at Washing
ton park, the Second Division at Broadway and
Twenty second, Fourteenth and Ienth.sts. and
Irvine Place and the Third on East Twenty fourth
St. Madison and LcxluRon-aves, brooklyn WI
send about 5000 men, lhGGy VII form on haSt a,
Tweutv-ftth. Twenty-slXth, twenty seventh
rwemty-eIghth and Twcnty-uinth-sts. and Madison
ave. ,.-,.. ,
General Grant will arrive on Saturday night ana
remain at the Fifth Avenue Hotel lie VIII go
f,om this city TO Boston and stop at Hartford,
Conn., on his return
meeting OF prominent members OF the Produce
Exchange was held yesterday TO consider a PROPOSE
ton TO organize Produce Exchancc Battalion to
parade Monday evening 1t was resolved mat the
Republiran members of the Exchange should
parade with the other orgauiz,tlons, under the
cnmmaud of Colonel ) Oscar Ryncr, OF the 9th
Rroimrnr National Guard. About 600 members
nave assen,cd to the proposition, and the battalion
will have position on the right OF the Second
Division.