New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21

II Garrison, KW Waldo.
| & II Rhodes, Frederick Wolhe
| = e FnrSythP. George Copeland,
! j VI White, IL, Andre W Smith,
/ W lde. CN Dution,
/ "A Fachr II small,
/ General Cyrus Bassey. Perkins
| III VI l. Count, Eddy,
| ssandhclm, II Brady.
! l. Lathrop, E. Ever
MERCANTILE ExCANGE CLUE.
! The Blaine and Logan Club of the Mercantile
Exchange assembled III the call room of the Ex
change immediately after the afternoon call !"
had been finished. There were 800 members pres
ent and all wore Blaine and Logan badges on their
coat apels. Promptly at 2:30 President George b.
Douglas gave the order TO march. The members
marc he'd down the broad stairs leading to Reade-st
where they were met by brass band and squad
of police They then marched up Reade-st. to
Broadway and then to the Sub Treasury steps in
Waist. At the head of the line handsome
Blaine and Logan banner carried by stalwart
produce merchant. All along the line of march the
sidewalks were crowded and there were continued
cheers for Blaine and Logan and the Mercantile
Exchange. La tho marching column were many of
the best known produce dealers on the West Side.
number OF the members of the Mercantile Ex-
change are also members of The Produce Exchange,
and turned out with that body that the paTt!ci-
pants yesterdays parade represented more than
one-half OF the 500 members of the Mercantile TX
change. Among the prominent merchants In the
line were the fOllOwlDs
George Douglas TN Pitcher
Wa>hin sOn Minsor II fancher
B Hart CB Brown
& II Abenan W II Totten
T. L Dubois John A smith
4 { Little Thomas Wright
j X Ia-hcr 6 Brown
& " Chase i DOdd
j II GrOht j X SOuthwick
III K Chambers " b Yale
l. { Williams
LOWER WALL STREET MERCHANTS IN LINE.
The Lower Wall Street Blaine and Logan Mer-
chants Club turned out 900 strong. The club -
composed of members of the coffee. tea and sugar
trade, principally. It's officers are u. r. James, of
Packard IL James, PRESIDENT L. 1. Barr of 1. 1.
Barr Il Co.. vcspresIdent; A. Wakeman, of
Thompson q Bowers secretary; and L. w. Min
ford, of Minford & Co.. treasurer. The club pre-
sented a fine appearance. 1t commanded by
Colonel @. A. Jakn, Captains T. i. Arnold and
W. J.. RooIne, aud Lcutenants :. H. Simpler and H.
Is. Montgomery. Headed by Dodwort,s 18Th
Regiment Band. It attracted more than its share of
notice as It marched four deep through Wall-s to
Wator-st., TO Maiden lane, IN FfOnt-st, 10 Old slip
aud past the Cotton Exchange, through Beaver 10
Bowling Green. 10 Broadway and thence 10 Wall
ST., down which II tfampeI with its handsome
white silk banner tuttering in the bleozc, aud
swclicd the throDg already gathered there. In
the ranks were members Of the following iuusi
Henry sheldon Il co, Arbucklc Bros.
Sanger n Wells, T. I,Oomo 60,
j. Arnold n 90, BnU 60,
q A J,ln a Co, N CfDssman A BRO,
Joseph tnAe & co, Edwin Meade ~ $40,
OHbnnghnossy a sorloy, J. !. DurA," q Go.
l. " Milford A 90, kutI n NChOiumc,
KM NontRoinrry j VI Edwards a 20,
u II IIoughthng x Go, Is Bartlett q Go.
Chase, RAY uiOud 4 Aver, J A benedict Co.
Iredcifcl Meade \ co. 0corge II Ripley \ Co.
II w Banks a Co, " Montgomery Co,
Arnold, Mackey A 90. kcamer, Turner Co.
\ ". Gillespie co. NOlncy Green son,
Rowland n Aspinwall, Payne Storm,
Packard a James, Arthur Benson co,
Williams. Chaplin x inssel. fcole kneyas
Ihompsoh Bros, Badglcy q son.
Becbe BiOs. Titus Meade Son,