New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
D. rrc..cn William stiiyiIl, 4. N. rents g 4 Pool,

dssss f.ssson e4; Sincr s%s l. Barrow Norton and
member Of the Lower Wa. street Merchapts n Y
and Lossn Club 90 viii carry
cse "unted with head Of Mr. Balns
sna and In S he centre Of which portrait q MT
bis,ne aud will wear new white eth badges trimmed
e srn full nss band ss and drum corp. Bach company
viii ccn.is, Of forty eisht men " columns Ss
officers viii wear slt hat. and the rank and nls Derby
hate uns,ave A. jshn va. elected marsha WIZ as uns
nheiion, b. n ncpghallns G Bugiiet, 4 tsngsn H.,
renapln Ayers, " A ncweftpap Itas Meer' nsrs'
/ q Vasa ", Thanrsen, !, Mapton tstor W W That
neld ', Mead, " Adams, j " hhdFcly ann VIVIAN w ~
% H"o~e. y Il Il. X,eo,i 4 Waterman IT,. ", Ao,en, ,,
n tohhell u, u, Montgomery, u, fhplnN, 'na, t
Mnler iiarrs Reeves H. Adams jH' j. h"""'S NJ" -
HE C"lIon Exchange though not so large Ia numbers
the eiher exchanges viii turn ont good Ins
iion, The battalion will he under command o y & n
sell, and win carry handsome sliE banner MI" "'A
The Hepuhlican Club Of the stock Exchange has com, M
peicd It's arrangements for the parade Inc I nedi
ately after Cappas seventh REGIMENT baud g. : eTs h
Commodore snith presden, Q, inc ha
among whom Thomas Denny, Bray'2Wh w. w., NJ :
Cews penad Msekay g. L. Ia hsISn and by the etecu.
tive committee OF the club. Alexander Taylor jill p
one OF the military organization win hs slaI WI" ~
law AZ the head of the column. At a meeting OF tne
company officers yesterday u was voteu 20 ha,cn
files front double TANKS Nv VI '"N''N' ~
between platOons. -, -, ,,.,,. "a e.ors
and clerks who have formed separate organization
nnder the command Of c. H. Huests who yesterday was
placed In command OF this division. . 49,. 49,
The iournevmen employed by Knox, the halter nave
signed a protest calling upon all worSlhg , hen
to support Blaine and Logan. They rtS.g tSsir
nze that Free-Trade would destroy lhon
Industry because American haters could not coupeto
with foreign goods manufactured by cheap IhpoI ney
protest against the support of any candidates WIN -
Trade procviries and practically 70 demonstrate Ineii
support q, Blaine and Logan fifty OF them VIII olh III lh"
perch,nts' parade to-day. The committee of arrange
ueuts Tor the parade are Charles g. BTeurey, Jonh
Temnletnn J Campbell !. Bradley =. G. Murphy Lewis
Cnndtt o. O. Flynn and John j. Cassidy.
The Republican members Of the building Mutnal EN-
change arr requested meet al the Exchange Rooms a
. T. M for the purpose OF taking part In the parade
A CORES pOndent, who Fremont Repuhncan IN
1856 ana Lincoln Presidential elector In looi' depr
Gates the small estimate OF 100 Of the Fremont Ola
Guard" who will parade to-mOrrOw. lie says: thlhk
a good many more viii put in an appearance II tbey
chance the call 10 meet stated al the Astor
House. "Wednesday. at $50 p. m"
interesting feature Of the parade VIII ne the par
tcipation therein of the Blaine and Logan Cih of the
Bar of York The association viii also participate
In general parade Friday evening. IL i brheNed
that the parade Of members Of the Bar viii prove e--
peciay elective 1t will be the first instance IN the
political history of the city whore professional men as
such have paraded. ,,
The Lace aud Embroidery trade will he represented by
delegations from the houses OF GOldenherg Brothers
Co. MuSer Brothers. Dnden & Co, Emsten, ilrsch Il to'
Disney a. Tompkins, Mills II Gibb, NJ {. Warren, Rlce'
Stefel & Co., and others.