The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02
lie Gets There.


his staff arrived at the Hoffman house
mt l:25 O'Clock this afternoon. lie comes
to review the parade of the Cleveland
and Hendricks merchants this after
noon and the demonstration this even
ing.
THE PROCESSION MOVES.
NEW York, Noy. l.-At 3:l5 y. IN. the
second division of the business mems
Cleveland and Hendricks parade started
from their respective rendezvous ON
to be reviewed by Gov.
Cleveland.
THE FIRST DIVISION
from Worth street and Broadway was
in this order:
Mounted Police.
GrNnd Marshal JnO. B. Woodward
Presidents and Vice Presidents of Various
Associations.
Honorary stair of the Grand Marshal
Dry GoOdsmen's Associations,
m Hmdwarcmen's Association.
The Metal Association and the West Side
Cleveland and Hendricks Clubs.
THE SECOND DIVISION
started from Church street and Broad
way, led by the
stock Exchange Cleveland and Hendricks
Club.
stock ENchang" Clerks.
Produce and Maritime Exchange.
New York Mining Exchange,
Cotton Exchange.
lnsuranCumenp Association
me Lawyers Cleveland and Hendricks
Club.
New York Petroleum and Stock Exchange.
Cigars and Leaf Tobacco Club.
Hide and Leather Association,
D'SGl'eis OF VINE aud spirits Exchange.
Jewellers,
Coffee Exchange,
iron and Metal,
Young Mems independent Climb.
tolumhia Oohege students Medical Associ-
The Sullivan Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Coal and Iron Trade.
hallway Employees.
Printers, Publishers aud Paper Dealers
Hatters, Pottery and Glassware,
Custom House Brnkvrs
Exchange Brokers.
Hardware Men,
steamboat mud Transportation Companies,
Car Men and Drivers
West Washington Market Men.
BROADWAY WAS CROWDED,
The sidewalks " ere impossible. The
marching men all have the same cry
and keep step too. The crowds ON tho
sidewalks have caught it mp and added
theirs to the voices of the 1900 men i'm
line. Nothing can be heard for miles
along Broadway and down all the side
streets save the deaiening yell,
"BuRN! BURN BuRSl THIs LETTER!u ~
Gov. Cleveland stood over three hours
on tho reviewing stand next TO The
Worth monument, under a canopv of
purple velvet fringed with gold, upon
each corner Of which was q golden eagle.
When he took his position, soon alter 4
o'clock, Madison square before him WAS
packed with people. Tho grand stand
was on the opposite side Of the Fifth
Avenue hotel. IL contained nj least
ONE THOUSAND LADIES
with their escorts. The grand stand
was neatly decorated with flags and
banners and made frame boiitting the
picture. The ladies' had syailed t6em-
selves of The sunshine and Genial ann"e-
phere and the choicest nill-Jress eos
tunes were displayed. A great shont i'm
the distance, which Increased To n roar
as the head of the procession came i'm
view, announced the approach of the
MASS OF MEN,
Gov. Cleveland stood nm and greater
cheers broke forth. which ,yern ~.
creased as Pat Gilmore seized Ills Nvond
and his great band sent ont upon tina nj,
"IIail to Tho Chief.u Cion. I n Woodard
tho grand marshal here snluted the
governor aud the latter returned tho
salute. The crowd acknow ledged thf
greeting with cheer that miybt hnvf
been heard i'm Jersey. Tho noiice had
much trouble al first i'm keening the
street clear, but finally secured and pre.
served an uninterrupied nassapo.
THE wuoLEsALE my ooons MEN
| formed the first section. Thev num.
bered l,G5O men-bv FAR the 'lorges,
| body that has been turned ont FROM env
single industry i'm anv demonstrotion
of the wear. Many of tho men wore
badges sdislinpuishinp tho bonses thev
represented, Some wore h,ige metaIlic
badges of "Cleyeland,' on their breasts
while other carried canes ornamented
with gav ribbands. A banner with the
Inscription, "All for Clevolond, evon
tbe elements are with usn consed
a laugh, all remembering the dis.
comforts of the previous parade
tAny rain but the reign of mononolv,,
was on another banner prenored. nroI.
ably, in authorization of n continuahce nj
the wet weather of the preoeding davs
ofthe week. In the central division ot
the drygoods men the marchers carried
miniature ROSTERS on the IONS nj tbei,
hats. 'V'' - ''
Following the drv goods trade cam,
the wholesale clothiers, 400 strong. nnC
the Garnet trade. l25 men. Another SEQ
ton was cpuposed of the hat trndn nm,
flower and feather workers. THE na
raiders canes bore fox tails.
pIa nUtPALo man
was borne by four mon, the photopra
piers and furniture mon came next