New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
Journey by a special train on tho Erie Road, ar
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THE PARADE OF BUSINESS MEN.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR THE WELCOME 10
MIR pIAINF TOMORROW AFTERNOON

merchants met yesterday at $3.50 p at No. Broad
way make preparations for the great daylight paraae
tomorrow. decided that the line should start ~
halfpast three the Produce Exchange building The
division which starts from Bowling Green will be joined
a various points by eighteen twenty other organza
tions along the line The last part Of the column VIII d
in at Broome-s From there the line will be up Broadway
to Foteenihst thence TO Ffthavc and thence TO the
Worth Monument past the reviewing stand, where the
proce ssion will be reviewed by Mr. Blaine.
The marshas Of the different sections met later with
the Grand Marshal, Colonel c. B. Mitchell.
The roll of clubs called, and inc
following order OF march decided upon; there Ia stu
an opportunity Join these clubs and for that reason
the address of each marshal is given:
The NcwYork Produce and Maritime Blaine and Logan
Battalion will form in front of the Produce Exchange
Building Its marshall Is c. D. sabin. of No. SO New't
The Cotton Exchange Club marshal. s. F. Russell, OF
No % Pearl ST.. and the New-York Mining Stock and
Petroleum Exchange Association. MARSHAL \. NJ Law
renee, will meet in front Of the Stevens House.
The Bar Association will meet In the Field Building
and fall in line behind the division which starts from the
stevens House. Their marshal is Colonel James NJ
Yarnum.
The New-York Petroleum Exchange and Stock Board
will form at the Stevens House, under the lead of NJ "
Day. Of No. 90 Beavcrst
The stock Exchange Club, under Colonel Alexander
Taylor, ir. of No. 80 Broadway, and the Lower Wall
st. Merchants under G.. A. John Of No. SO Nali-st, VIII
form In Wall st.
The Insurance organization will emerge from Plne-st
marshalled by Colonel W d. l.. Boughton.
At Maiden-lane the Blaine and Logan Jewellers or
ganization. marshal +. II Muford, Of No. 81 Maiden
lane headed by Gimoro's full 22d Regiment Band oi
sxty-nye pieces. will add their forces followed by the
Coal Dealers Association. marshalled 10y r. g. Monton
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
The Hardware and Metal men will fall in line from
Chamhorsst west side, marshallcd Ivy s A. iaines oi
80. ~ Chambcrs-st
AT Reade-,t IT, the West side Merchants Blaine AMI
Logan club marshalled by Colonel B I Hart of No iol
Chambefs-st. will take their place
The Paper Trade Association for nlanc and Logan
under Colonel " y Van Wyuk. of So. 80 leekman-st'
will form IN Duane-st
wofthst viii hc nlled with thousands Of men of thc
Wholesale nfy cnuda Association. under tho lonl ~
Maio, " ! Webb. of 80 Hll ilroedwey They viii hc
oinei ni iiincc zt u, The whole s,lo clothing mon,
AZ inniinr n tho importers nnd silk merchants com
risihe tho Central Division tlnr hnd lnslh 'h, inM
shailod h, William tiiahso viii follow tho worth si oi
inc Grand Marshal, coionel C. II. Mitchell, of Mitchell
ed oliicers, Ills adlutant viii he lnwis IL hotfah'
PREPARATIONS nY PH0ptcE AND Dhf doons MfN
The officers OF The New-Nork Produce ana Maritime
Blaine aud Logan battalion met al no 81 Newst yesler
day To complete arrangements for the paraGe Reports
were received from the several captains showing that
the number of members is l,5Oo There are per
haps 500 who feel that their advanced years might prove
obstacle To their marching from The Produce Exchange
To Madison Square aud their request permission was
given them to join the procession at Union square
An invitation sent ont Yesterday 10 the drsoods men
above Caualst. 10 attend "a meeting at Brooine ami
Greene for the purpose Of Organizing Elaine ana
Logan Club responded to with aacriiy, and there
large gathering OF representative merchants Whe
the meeting called to order ~ p. NJ The following
firms were among those represented: Cheney BROTHERS
Hitchcock Potter, Hoemneha us tuulIS,' HaIhll
Booth, William strange a Co. browning, hng * c9,Y
Lyon ~ Co.. Il. Richardson y Son, Leshor whitman
CO. Baxter lambert ,sror' co' ,dr dr c,S,e15 IH
D SV = - ~ Pind%eT To- IT, " Cirtis1 was elected
oh and -
n Richayl,nm' W q Browning. Richard Walter c. Lam,
bert. William y. Jones. W. l. Ogden W c. Htchcock.J
OCarpeucr Julius Kious f. Plonsky George IL Dunham.
Howard Gibb Joseph r. Bowen aud c. 7. Homer. Will
lam strange Wa. elected marshal. This club will number
about 1000 made ny of silk importers, American six
iacidrer six Dealers etc ana VII fa INTO ine a
Broadway and Broome-st. committee was appointed
10 atteni " mee!s oi te h,.t t'e' "tgn t "eaIs i
with the Central Division Club in the parade
and leather trades called for The purpose Of showing
their appreciation Of the Republican nominees. H. :.
man. The following officers also elected Joseph
White. Of Crolui White, secretaryi Calvin Gore,
George O. S' J. Fey PsTHo Of Ferry Neper + connett of
+. V. Connett Co. George H. Clark, of George II.
White samuel lIawley, OF Hawley, Hendel * Mohn;
George b. Burnett. Of George D. Burneit Il son a. /
d We % Of obn Van GcIder chairman:
Alexander Caldwell secretary A. r. Carpenter Mr. Klous
H. Van Gelder, H. silvcrnan O. Reynolds, Eugene Con
John Nebbcr and George Conner u is the desire Of this
club that all members Of the several trades to which s
members belong should join their organization. which
will meet IL BrOome-st. tomorrow afternoon.
THE CARPET TRADE TO BE WELL REPRESENTED.
Ameeing OF the carpet trade held NJ No. 56 Worth
ST Yesterday All the leading houses were represented
promises to turn out tomorrow enthusiastically
exchanged. one Of the conspicuous banners will BE-
carpet with the Of Blaine and Logan woven IN #
arate organization Of the carpet trade The assembling
will be at Hemphil Hamn q Co.'S. No 3l2 Broadway
meeting Of the Wholesale Millinery Association for
Blaine and Logan held at No. J77 Broadway, Mr. |
Motery presiding. with John II. Jackson recording
secretary for the purpose OF arranging a. participate In
the parade tomorrow. Five hundred members pre- |
The West side Merchants Blaine and Logan Club.
gained in the New York Mercantile Exchange, will meet
at y. on Westst. tomorrow with the right resting
Reade and form lor the purpose of taking part In the
dent viii bc led ny Colonel b. +. Hart. marshal A |
each sixty of age. commanded by Washington
Winsor, who will march at the head Of the club
office Of the George +. Blake Manufacturing
Company, Nos. % and ~ Libertyst. its oh
machinery interest In the parade. Many well known
manufacturers were present Among others l.. L. Max.
John A. Roebmes Sons William II. Francis Of William
Sellers ~ Co.; Mr. Mills Of p.rs Brothers. NJ. r. Davidson.
of the Iidgerwood Manufacturing Company
aud Mr. Wright Of the Putnam Machine Company. Mr.:
Canning representing the railroad equipment houses of
thi- city. was introduced 10y Mr. Maxwell and announced
dfed men strictly IN the supply business
had already pledged themselves to lake part that
he had No doubt that this number would he largely
also that II their desire to Join the
machinery interest 1his proposition met with hearty
concurrence. IN organization promptly effected
of the Machinery aud Railroad Equipment ilaue mud
Logan Campaign Cub II was unanimously voted 90
TAXI part Ia the parade and the necessary committees
were appointed II was also voted that
business close Ht = M To morrow.
The Retail Coal dealers viii assemble NJ the Coal aud
Iron Building, NJ tortludt aud Church ats to.Iionow
ut H. M, to Join the mcmbrrR of the Coal aud Iron
Trade, aud participate IN the parade aud reception.
scene that would delight The hearts of M good Re-
puhlcnns u daily enacted at the headquarters of the
Wholesale Dry Goods Blame and Logan Association. The
enrolment books are always OIen aud are nnnkrd by
little stacks of campaign documents ON the table stands
lLs. hoy mi of hiMk mnle. In.