The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
THE INDUSTRIAL PARADE.
The Committees Appointed at the Meeting
Last Night to Make Preparations for 1t.

The public meeting of manufacturers and mer-
chants at the Federal Courtroom, last night
was very largely attended, and all the business
interests Of the city well represented.
determination to make the pageant of the Har
vest HOme,'' to be held on the evening of August
10, the grandest industrial display ever eXhib-
tied in the city, was generally expressed and a
jealous interest in the object of the meeting was
manifested by all present. Elaborate
preparations for the occasion are being
made by many of the business men, and some
very novel and attractive displays are prom
Used. The parade will not be bare advertising
scheme, but it will be made a feature of very
marked interest giving in very attractive
way full representation of the industries of
the State. and in relief from the military spirit
for the week is likely to be a very pleasing ex-
hibiton. The parade will be made under a
grand display Of fire orks and the line of march
will be brilliantly Illuminated.
The meeting last night was called to order by
W. H. Tucker, chairman of the general commit
tee, and Charles Martindale was chosen secre-
tary. After some preliminary remarks by
Colonel Eli Lilly, the chairman of the encamp-
ment executive committee relative to the bene-
fits to be derived from the proposed display, the
following committees, representing the differ
ent business interests, were appointed:
Book Printers and Paper Dealers-W. 3. Bur
ford.
Cigars and Tobacco-John Raucb.
Groeers-Berg. Apologize, W. D. Wiles, Henry
Schwinge, E. Keller.
Bakers aud Cracker Manufacturers Par
rot, Peter f. Bryce.
Mers-D. Gibson.
Gents Furnishing GOods-D. A. Richardson,
R. r. Parker.
Clothng-Frank Newby.
Dry GoOds-P p. Erwin, A. J. Ralph, Gus.
Pattison, W. f Henley.
Boots and shoes-R. s. Mckee, Charles Tute-
wiler V. X. Hendricks, G. Friedgen.
Hardware and Metals-G. W. New, F. L. Flu
gate, ]. 7. Layman, George Farmer. c. Van.
camp,
WoOd-workers-A A. Barnes.
Lumber-Henry Coburn, q. c. Foster.
Carriage Manufacturers-H. II. Garrard, G. II.
Shower, John NJ. Bonnie.
Furniture Manufacturers - Harry Hoffman,
Otto Stechhau.
Stove Deaers-H. W. Bennett, L L. Frankem,
j. L. Walker.
Agricultural Implements-C. f. Merrifeld, j.
CaylOr, s. F. Condo, W. f. HotOn.
Sewing Machnes-F. W. Grin, Jacob Fox.
Express Companies-W. A. Rhodes, c. S. Phil
TnsaranceNG. ". Grubb, C. F. sayles, c. F.
Produce-w. S Budd, Arthur Jordan, A. v.
Lawrence.
Tipware-G, s. Darlington, Christian of, B. F.
Wait
Plumbers-J. G. Smith, C. W. Nickel, Charles
Aneshaensel.
Wooden Goods-George t. Merritt, Isaac Thai
man.
Queensware-Charle Reese, Christ. schrader.
Henry WetZel.
Carpets, Awnings and Mats-A. L. Wright,
VIM. H Roll, H. Martens.
Brewers and Liquor Dealers-P. Lieber, ] ohm
P. Schmidt, George Pau, August Erbrick.
Jewelry-W. P. Bingham, Fl. Clapp, F. NJ,
Heron, W. H Craft.
Florists-A wiegand John Bertermann.
Starch WOrks-Wm. +. Piel.
Drugs and Medicines-G. W. Sloan, d. Stewart,
A. Kiefer, d. p Daugherty.
Elevators and Grain Dealers-W. A. WOolen,
John Metcalf, George s. Warren, Ed Gall, SEQ.
Fisher.
Bridge Companies-s. r. Holt.
Ice Companies-S. r. Holt, A. Caylor
Coal Dealers-G. r. Root, A. r. Meyer, Harry
Drew
Brickmakers r., Thomas, ]. c. Adams, ]. G.
Pearson.
Butchers-Milton Ponder, Harvey Davis.
Pork-packers-Jonn NJ. Shaw, j. L. Fletcher,
VIM. JudsOn.
OILS and Paints-A. Burdsal It. P. Evans, Ed.
Williams, Fl. P. Wilcox, Charles Lilly, John Eb-
ner
Toys and NOtions--Charles Mayer, A. Kipp.
Paper Box Manufacturers-W. II. Short.
Transfer-FranR Bird
Lisery w. 0 Patterson.
L9iinders and Machinists-T. E. Chandler,
Fred Neelke, Ed Dean, s. f. Fletcher.
Saws-E. O. Atkins, W. B. Barry.
Maleabe Iron-works-Frank Miller.
Newspapers-W. r. Holloway, Harry s. New,
John 9, Shoemaker, Morris Ross, Philip Rapa-
port Harry o. Thudium.
Railroads.&c. H. Henderson, Y. T, Malott. J.
W. Sherwood, A. s. White.
Harness-makers-T. s. Gordon, A. D. Hsreth.
Music Dealers-O. W. Williams Emil Wulsch-
ner, G. c. Pearson.
Feed Stores-Frank James. Wood Noel, John
Osterman, ]. r. Ryan, L. W. Braden
Fine Art-H. Leber
Trunk Manufacturers-R Schilling c. H.
FOrby.
Blacksmiths- Gilbert Martin, G. W. Forshee.
R. w. Reagan.
Brush Manufacturing-A.M Desouchet, Hiram
Schmoede, p. f. Bryce.
Pumps-A. s. Comstock, J. r. Durbin
SORp-J. A. Hunt, VIM. Odds.
Cresmeries and Dairies-W. Fl. Ballard, John
Gvens, j. L. Kenyon, r. W. Furnas.
LaundrIes-W. H. Reed, Major Taylor.
/ PhOtographers-D II. Clark, w. H Potter.
Gardeners AssOciatiOn-Presi LentZ
Farmers--A. G. Remy. Hiram Howiand, Toen
SchOoey, Eli Heiny, Hiram Miller John W.
Riley, q. w. Lancaster G. w. VOrhies, w. Pol
lard, David Robertson, r. W. Thompson, Can't,
MOorehouse, Elijah Howland, j. W. HerYey, Dr.
Johnson.
The chairmen of the different committees will
meet on Monday evening at the Office of Post
master Wildman to make further preparations
for the work of arranging the parade. 1t was
decided that the line of march should be as fol-
lows
Divisions will form cross streets admitting
on Meridian street, north OF the Circle,
thence they Will move south on Meridian,
around the Circle TO Market, east on MarKet
to New Jersey, south on New Jersey to Wash
in0tOn, west on Washington TO Meridian south
IN Meridian to the Union tracks. countermarch
70 Washington on Meridian, west ON Washing
ton to Mississippi, north on Misslssippl to North
street, and husband.
The commercial travellers for the wholesale
houses OF the city will join in the procession
They will carry their grlpsacks, and each will
bear banner with the name OF the firm he rep
resents. Ii was decided also TO invite the trades
unions TO participate In the parade.
Police News.
watch, 1886 in cash and some silverware
were stolen from tine boardi- g-h0nse OF Mrs