New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
SUPPLEMENT.
PAGES 9 TO Is.
EMPHATIC FOR ROOSEVELT.
BUSINESS MEN SPEAK WITH NO UNCERTAIN
VOICE.
A BIG PARADE DOWN BROADWAY AND THOUSANDS
AT THE sUB-TREAsURY MEETING--THE En-
THCsIAsa OF CONFIDENCE SHOWN
LOYAL RECEPTION TO THE

LOYAL RECEPTION TO THE
YOUNG LEADER.
II was a large and earnest body OF men VINO
carried an invasion III the interests OF hoose'e'' anu
reform into Wall Street yesterday afternoon huh'eu'
Of men gathered In the ranks, nleu VIII an o
r,,rosa n rally around Republican standard anu
hes,taung voters the party was sohd Tor s
candidate and that any vote TO beat george hau
better he thrown for the young Retormer.
Nor All the organizations which working quietly
for the young candidate for Mayor were formally repre-
sened in the paraders. but the representatives
wan numerous from tine Stock Exchange, the Produce
Exchange, and the Stock and Petroleum Exchange.
They Joined the ranks of the Down Town CiuD WIN
which also were numbered many prominent members OF
the estate the cotton the insurance. the oil anu the
metal trades
Thick crowds we're eary attracted the place b.
erng OF the Dry Goods Cub up OF the Dry
Goods District and the applause that greeted the
paaders extended all along the line OF march down
Broadway AMI around through Beaver and Broad SIS
to the SubIreasury. The crowds that lined the side
walk fell somewhat below the numbers that are drawn
toyether by hot light. but they were large
enough to make "old.tners wonder If something big
ger than Mayoralty stirring the feelings
and engaging the thoughts OF the pOpulsce.
Under The gray sky and through streets that were
sl iii ell with tue OF the recent rains wide
nies OF young aud Old merchants and clerks started
down Broad way from place OF rendezvous about
hal.-past O'clock Canes aud umbrellas we're BORNE
ike musKets at carry arms" and bright badges OF
bue aud red lent their color dark coats. The wne
banner It's glitering giltietters downtown Dry
GOols Club" swUng al the head OF the column AFTER
Gilmore band, lively stratus filed the air win
patriotic tunes.
Just below Exchange Place. at No AZ Broadway. the
Downtown Club, with banners and gay band, fell
into line and hat wavlngs of hundreds
OF massed there 10 view the spectacle. Ihrough
Beaver-st the column swung and up broad-sL 10 the
big mass-meeting OF business men.
Ii was display that excited the utmost interest along
Its route Of 1t showed how strongly the best
business OF she city had been moved TO SHOW
their Zeal for Reform leader, and whatever was
lacking brilliant spectac uar effect that Is usually
esssyed PresIdentis demonstration was more tnan
made up by OF the paraders and the en-
which those IN ranks and outside OF them
displayed
Business vas az staDdstill in the Wholesale dry
goods district Employers and employees were deter.
mined to show their interest electing a re-
former for Mayor and all who could possibly leave
their in the most OF them with
red ribbons pinned 10 tue lappes of their coats Oh
which appeared the words d" Dry Goods Roosevelt
Cub-lss6."
THE DRY GOODS CONTINGENT.
As early as l O'Clock the large store at Church and
LEONARD sts, where the Dry-Goo1s CluD mas us
headquarters was packed with preparing for she
parade, and an hour later. when Gilmores band and
drum corps arrived, we're filled and all traffic
the right resting Broadway under the direction Of
Grand Marshal W. E. Webb. OF the firm Of Durham,
Buckley d Co The men were placed ten abreast
and in the first line, following the band
were such representative men in the dry
goods world a. Joseph II Weller, Of Teft, Weller Co..
Cornelius n. Bliss, OF Bliss. Fabyan Co. Daniel W.
Robinson and t. f. E H. B. Clafin Il CO.. George
\. B. Nudge Of Nudge. Sawyer Co.; NJ. +. Wood.
OF NJ F. Wood l. Coz John f. PIummer
OF John F. Pummer & Co.; Edward A Treat and Joseph
HcrmalD of Hermann Aakman Co
II Is estimated that there were fully loo men In lne
OF whom $50 we're from H. B. Cafln 4 CO.'S. 25 from
s,sestse. Pembroos & Co., 70 from TeHS, Weller Co.,
% from Butler Capp, 25 from BarOsou, Loder d. Co..
% from John F. Piummer Co., % from Bliss, Faoyan
& Co. Is from Lewis Bros x Co. 40 from Brown, Wood
d Klnsman, 80 from D1unam, Buckley q CO.
Among those VINO marched we're; F. IL Sullivan Will
lam II. shaw. William r. Huntington, c. N Riggs, W.
G. Brady, George N. Fraaks, W. K Lewis, l. q.
seely, william Peske, w. r. Foshay, Albert Carly
Samuel J. McCreery, D. r Foote, frank Grohan John
Ivey, George W. MDnson william Purify W. II. CLARKE
Eugene a. Paddock, E. o. Blboock, Eugene II. Cox, c
b. Crittenden, Geory. :. Merrill. c. A. sOat Charles
Berlner. Thomas R Armstrong, J. L. Chenubuen o.
T. Tsnman o. F. Geauter j. W. Pleager, 8 " Jones,
George H. Richardson, G. X Perry, Herman Guerrln
j. e Knox T. Decker. Henry Paddock Hastings L. Page
Charles T. Beebe, H. Fay William G. HOf :. Donnely,
Irving Latin Thomas Linton Frank II. Ward. I.
Miller, Ford Z. Miles, G. c. wandling, Charles D.
sweeny, H. simon E. J. Frey. j. NJ. Bruen, F. o. Ivey
T. A. Fall. NJ. Nj. shurz, T. +. kennedy, J. j.
Hubbard. A. J. Murphy, J. Marion, A. +
Wright Harvey H. Carpenter, c. r Shaw, W. T.
Savoy, William d. steward B. NJ Peek,
H. W Wannit T. Mullen ". h LsBau. j. Carroll ana
Henry lyey OF left. Weller a Co.; Nj. Kohn No. $50
Broadway; Ii. c. south wick, No. 900 Church j. j.
Crane, Nos Is ana 20 Thomas; K c. Crane No. $50
Broadway; II. X. Price. No So Leonard A. RindskOpi,
No 62s Broadway; Marc Loewenthal. No. IS Leonard ;
Dewitt C. Burt. No 40 Thomas F. Emerson Murray,
No. 81 Leonard Charles A. Evans, No SO Worth F. B.
snleck. No. AT Broome; Clifford Marden, No. rs WORTH
Edmund Johns. No. II Franklin; H. C. Nevins. No. l2O
Franklin James G. Wells George COnkling, 6. Hub
bard and X. r. skeiton. No. 224 Church; F. T. Clyne
ami {. c. Wiber, No. 81 LEONARD; John j. Holmes
aud James White, No. 224 Church. F. j.
Durham, No. lO5 Reade; Enoch butcher. No.
224 Church; Benjamin Hopper. No. 70 Franklin;
William NJ Titus. No 70 FRANKLIN; James II. Clark, No
Dos Broadway; Sterling T. 18th, No 90 Greene h.
Wheaton. No PA Duane stephen E. Cumming, No. us
Worth; James b. Ahbrod. No So Leonard; Frank f.
Miller No los Franklin; William Henry Yale, No. 345
Broadway Fred s. Lincoln. No. los Franklin; Edward
[. stone, No. 500 Broome; G. F. TemptOn. No 43 EIm
E. NJ TOWNSEND, jr, No. 3i5 Broadway NJ r. Swift,
No. 81 Leonard; ID. c. Vanderbilt No. 80 Leonard; A.
NJ. Dunn, No So Worth; James Austin. No So Worth ;
e. J. Han, No. 4Os Broadway; J. NJ. Walsh, No 800
Broadway; Charles u. Roby, No l3 WORTH Albert LET
ter No 2l6 Church; Charles Y. Alleyn. No AZ Worth
n f. story. No. 3l9 Church; Charles o. Wagner. No
1853 Canal; G. P. skllmsn, No. $50 Broadway; T. &.
Rogers No. $50 Church; 7. I. Hazard, No go Worth
John W schooumakor. No. 335 Broadway; A. 7. Vaen-
tne No AZ Lespensrd, F. g. Condon No. So Leonard ;
Joseph Girsud, No. 224 Church; Isaac Adriaucs, No.
1913 Franklin; ]. W. Galland. No. 81 Leonard; B. r.
Hsnss and James II. Thorp, ". Edwin ThOrp, Frank
Thorp Fred Thorp, Charles II. Rays. George ". Boman
and Harry s Rays, of J. II. Thorp & Co.
At about 2: As O'Clock the command OF the Grand
Marshal turned down Broad way and marched
down the Produce Exchange to join the other organi
satons who we're to participate In the parade. All
along the limo of march there cheers and applause
for the drygoOds men, and at Broadway and Worh-s.
where Hewitt meeting was in progress, q marching
saute OF cheers for Roosevelt given with a WILL
The DOWN TOWN CLUB OUT IN FoRCE.
There we're oustle and confusion the hsadQu
OF the Downtown Roosevelt Campaign Club No AZ
Broadway all the forenoon and up O'clock in the