Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
THE GRANDEST or ALL.
cor. cLEvgLAYp IN NEW YosK.
The Gren, Denonsrntion OF Business-Men
OF Americas Metropolis Last Night
Iwcntg-scven hoysopd mrn in bn-.
lBy Telegraph - the Digpaich.I


IIiy telegraph - the DEpatchI
ALBANY. n. Y, November L. Governor
Cleveland, ACCOMPANIED by Pry,lc-Sccrc-
iafy Lamont and Adjutant. General Farns.
worth. left here at 10 O'Clock tbi, morning
Tor New York on the regular train. The
exact Tine al their departure was not gen
| etaiiy KNOWN. consequently there was no
untainl thrcng at the deJO'. Governor
tievtland VIII review the parade in New
i0'h Tonight returning esrlY sundiy
morning 81 3:iJ O'Clock. Thi, after.
noon tw0 divisions oi the bnsi.
ness-mon', Cleveland and Hendricks
parade started from their respective
| Iendoz'cu,. The first division IRON
worth street aud Broadway In thi, order.
mounted police. Grand Marshal John g.
woodward. presidents aud vice-presiden'S
oi'he various associations. honorary statf OF
| TIE grand marshal. Dry.Goods mems As>o-
! citllon. Hnfdwarc-'icn Metal Associa-
ton. and WcSt-Sidc Merchants Clcyr-
\ land ana Hendricks club. Second
/ division started from Church stree,
aDd Brc.dway led 10y the stock
| ENchargr Cleveland aud .lcndrlck,
| cub. The Stock Exchange clerks. Pro-
I ducc inG Maritime Exchange, New York
| Mini?g Exchange. Cotton Exchange. In
| sur1nct-Ncn', Association. Lawyer, Clcyc-
! l3Ld aud ilrndlct, Club, cigars and leaf ~
| lncco trade. Hide and Leather Association.
! lli'tiilcrS Wine and spirits Exchange, jew
clleiS. 'oAre EXchlnge. Iron aud Me:al,
| lOunc'> Mems INDEPENDENT Club. Column
lila College students. Medical Association,
/ the sullivan Cleveland and Hendricks
| tluh. cca''nd iron trade. railway employee.
plinicr,, publishers. aud paper dealer.
haliel>. lottery apd glassware. bank clerks.
I .N..nH L..
hardware men. steamboat and trauSpDrtl-
ton companies. carmen and drivers, and
West Washington markctmcn.
Governor Cleveland. accompanied 10y
General Farnsworth and ~'aif. arrived at
the iioilm1n House at l:9j o'clock thi, AZ
tcinoon. He comes 10 review the parade
OF the Cleveland aud Hendricks merchants
this afternoon, ard the tOrchighl demon
STATION this evening.
Governor Vcland stood for over three
hours on the reviewing stand. next 20 the
Worth monument, under 4 canopy OF pur-
pie velvet iringCd with gold, upon each of
Whose corners was A golden eagle. When
he took his position. soon after o'clock.
Madison Square before him was packed
with people. Tho grand,tand. on the
opposite side OF Fifth avenue. he'll n
least a thousand ladies with their escorts.
The grdndstand was neatly decorated with
flags and banners: the roar OF murmurs
announced the coming OF the prOce- sion
before Gilmore, Band, playing 4 lively
air. was heard. ~ General J. b. Wood.
ward. the Grand MARSHAL lifted his hat 10
the Governor. and the latter returned the
salute. the crowd gave y cheer that might
have been heard in New Jersey. The po-
lice had much trouble in keeping the street
clear at iil,t. but finally made an unintcr-
ruItcd passage.
The wholesale dry-gOOds men formed the
fist section. They numbered 1850 men.
The inscription. " All for Cleveland. Even
the Elements Are with g. caused loud
laugh at the expense OF the Republican
nsradei> in the rain OF hast night.
ANY Rain but 4 Reign OF Monopoly"
WAS upon another banner TINT had evil
IDENTIFY been prepared IN anticipation OF a
continuance of the weather OF the prcccd-
ing days OF the week. In the central div
sion Of the dry-go0d, men merchants car
RED miniature boosters on the tops oi their
hats. On a big sheet OF canvass was the
picture u tombstone. with the in,crip-
ton. " Here lies tand hc always lied Jane.
G.. Blaine. Killed politically November (,
1851
Following the dry.good> trade came the
pet trade with l3j men. In the section
composed Of the hat trade and flower. and
fcaihcr-workeTs, the paradcr>' canes were
hung with foxes tails. big buffalo head
wa, borne by four men. The Photographic
cTs and fnrniturc-mcn came next. The
>tCCkEXchangc Club. next in line, carried
crimson and gold banner. The ladies
on the grandstand cOmplimented the bro
hers Cu their tnc appearance, waved their
haudherchcf-. and cbcercd ~ loudly a.
they could. Burn. burn, burn this let
to" was the cIy Of the Wall.street men.
Tue hardware delegation carried Cleye-
land canes. \ significant emblem OF theirs
was mammoth paddock and KEY. On the
sides Of the lock was written "PrOtec-
ton Against Thieves Governor Cleye-
land laughed quite heartily at this.
In the pottery and glassware Sec
ton. a team OF horses drew rcprcsrn-
tation of The 'Tall1DO0SI." sailors stand
ing among coils Of old rope and rotten
spars. The picture caused loud laughter
and cheering. The iron and mctal-men
bad truck drawn by four horses and ear
rVinu forge and anvil at which wOTkmcn
were engaged in hammcrlng rcd-hot iron
rod. Then followed 30 Glr-hcgrimmcd
workmcn clrrying picks and -uOycl, and
banner Inscribed Hooking Valley miner,
working for GJ cent, day The so
members 81 the Cotton Exchange were
fn,-loo.ing boGV ot men. They wore
cotton ro.c!t,, tied with ribbons. The
pottery aud glassware manufacturer,
wore small cia-, aud China mug. The
Produce and Maritime EXchlngcS came
next with lao men. and after them the
drug trade. The latter advertised several
new lat,nt medicines. such Us Bccch"r'~
cal o. joy. Tor L1>> OF Memory" "I1ll-
Tower soothing syrup and "Jly Gould'>
Campaign soap Liniment.' TIE printer,
and publishers made , Good display. ~e'-
J. ri..l schools connected with Columbia (0l-
icrc were represented 10y 4u0 Yelling -lu-
f d,nt,. II va, dark when th- jewellers
reached the square. A. they moved pat
. the Governor they set firc TO piece OF pa
per and shouted. Burn, burn, burn thi,
idt,r." The paprr-trldr section carried
large anchor with ITO Niudward - on II.
2 The bar section Numbered nearly Loo.
/ and cane i'm Tor it, share of admiration aud
} abDl.u,e. The insurance brought mp
z the rear oi the procession at a quarter TO 3.
The cuihn>iJ,m displayed during the
entire parade and ail along IT, line was ey-
tr9oIdmarv. When Governor Cleveland
I went from the grinG,tand 10 his hotel The
p c.oWd raised another shout that lasted
. ,,Vtralm.nutcS. The Governor had great
trouble in getting across the street, 30 dense
Wa, the crowd. \ dozen policemen had
! all they could do 10 make room Tor him.
! careful estimate 4 the number Of men
m line i 1000.