New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31


OF men, all shouting for Roosevelt and reform After
the dry-goods men had passed through the lines
of shouting Republicans, the Downtown Koose
welt Campaign Club commanded ny
Colonel j. II. Jones, swung in bshnd them The oanE-
ers aid brokers' ami real estate men did not
parade as separate clubs bat Joined In Win tue DOWN
Town Roosevelt Campaign Club.
Among the prominent insurance men In the club were
John H. Washburps and Z. G. snow, OF the Home Fire
Insurance Company; West Pollock. OF thu Ma
CARA Fire Insurance Company; c. A. Biauvelt,
of the Bowery Fire Insurance Company; hessIs
Benedict and Beecher tho welIknown insur-
insurance brokers; l. X Kennedy, of Weed Ken
needy; f. c. Moore aud A. NJ Kirby Of the Continental;
aud L. L. Montgomery, OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Among the prominent real estate men in the club
were II. II. Cammann. Morris wilkins, Albert Belamy,
T. Ludlow Co.. Barton & WhittemOrs, Henry Ogden,
James " varnum V. R. Cruger, 7. s. Clarkscu Co.
Allen W. Rather. ord, William Cruikshank, Charles :.
Brown NewDOd T. Lawrence, L j. X l. Philips, '" L.
Seymour. Z. III. LOc-, Lewis Phillips, Frank Seymour,
samuel Goldsucker. Edward T. Young. Floyd Clarkson
& Son, Meyer :. Isaacs George IL Henry. d. Y. swan
son. Leonard j. Carpenter, William d. Murphy, Cotes
Lawrence. Walter Lawrence, Wilson H. Blackwell anu
Walter ". Montague.
The following bankers and brokers are also IL 'nc
club: J. W. segman 4 Co, Morton. Bliss d Co.,
Blake Bros. 4 Co., W. Fellowes. Morgan Co.,
DomIncK a. -Dlckerman. Henry Clews & Co. 2. W
Gallxudet & Co. W. E. Common & o.. W. B. wneeler 4
Co. Looms l. White a. Co, stout CO., ". +. Hatch
d. Brown q Co.. Z. X. Burrl' q Co.,
Tfas serSg e cc GTeveteaD Pee Lsa
& Co.. II. Content * Co, W. $ Nichols Co, WEBB &
Brayion ives Il CO., j. d. Smith. Chauneey Co, f. X
Sturgis, f + Ballard A. T. Biteman, Robert = Ander-
SOU Rogers Thoma. L. Manson. jr Harvey Kennedy,
John J. DonaIds9n. Joseph ; Decker l. b Hntenlnson
Frothiss 6sm Co. H. ". Maxwell. john o'BTien, J.
Ont mn Dtahar A
Georse d. Maesay Alexander Taylor it,. Edwin NJ
Cox ". B. Lockwood. r. II. Blsseli and Henry Bulge.
OTHER LINES OF BUSINESS RFPaEsENTED.
When the pro ,es.on rounded the Pfoiuce Exchange.
Building up BE iverst. 1t was received with
cheers from members OF the Produce Exchange
who crowded the Sidewalks and dOorwsys. Presi-
dent j. Hobart Herrick. of the Produce
Exchange Roosevelt Club. swung his 100 men INTO
line behind the Columbia Coles students. without
break, ami the club sent back loud cheers to their
friend on he sidewalk AS they marched away. Presi
dent Herrck vce-Presdents H. o. Armour and s.
Jacoby and Secretary f. d. Neustadt acted as marshas
Among the welLknOwn members OF the club
who marched General Cyrus Bussey. Jesse
Hoyt, I. l. Hustled. A. Roberts. Richard
Arnold George Scott Z. B. Camp. II. II. Herrick: d.
W. Arnold, (. q. Mnzesheimer. Otto Nenst~dt W H.
Traitor. jr, William wcks Merrill. E. H. Moore I. r
TurnaId IL; G. W Arnoll. it,. Addison ConEllng James
$ Day, c T. Barrows, Lewis II. sprnce, H. n.
Henry 0. Holt, Frederick H: Arnold. ]. b. Ray; F. L
Gndl-y, Chars- D. 7sbn, P P Williams Robert b.
l.. NJ. FOrOcll, l. A
The Columbia College division Of alumni
s sHs ppocssao1 and Brought out .y@panstc
10 responses from the crowds along the sreet- recalling
memories OF the Blaine campaign Ihey mustered %oO
With Grant sourcs AZ marshal and Samuel Sloan. jr.
aud j. Hoerr AZ aids Their banner was OF blue AMI
white silk. the Columbia co'ors, inscribed Roosevelt
aud Reform" The alumni caught up the Roosevelt cry
from the dry-goOds men, with tins variation
"R,el ROe How will W. DO II !
What WHAT! Well knock out Hewitt!
eudins with
"Hooray Hooray! HoOrOy
COLUMBIA"
The filed with circulars contain,
Roosevelt Is depicted in cutting down tree
the the cry to Rsr
aud waved them in the air as they shouted their
TIC west side Club Ct. N r9lsG p
at Harrison ana Hudson ss There was soOdy
IL r Inc smsnf ins@ Ja mere H. S.%on
Ellis; OF !. L Chadwick 4 Co; e c Williams. WASHING
t sTSa % wf0se ana narew aos Jame. H. seymour
Aired +. Meek. and E. Van voorhees, The column
Inst ana joined the Dry Goods Merchants division
The Cotton ExcHanss was oy the w Sqw
ESy % & Ts9sy sGGaee f. hg'' Nose.
! 'i F'Fsa. asa! 5'-5 R:tsn' Ns %@ai NJ
G cGesas AleeHnon Mum, L Hill B. 6EaSn.
B. Crane R DaytSa Fsenr IHo% ma M 1ooe
A.
The following members OF the Metal Exchange also
took part IN the parade. E. P White, william TiLtOn,
William VI. Davol. J, Hendricks. Dodge, Lncias Hart
George V. IOmpkns, y. l. Cant, +. NJ Rice FRANK
Dickinson. :. Van Dusen, DAVID Thomson, Frank II.
Davol. F. Lehman. George Nichols. l. Lessberger A.
Buel, william Turner. Mr. Clark and Mr. Abendrolh b.
There regular Organization OF the JewrLIrrs
many OF the manufacturing jewellers in John-st.
aud Maiden lane living out or the
city and having no vote IN NeW-forK.
When the procession Reached Maiden lane a numO Der
formed in line behind the dry goods mel and accom-
panied them TO the sub Treasury steps John FITCH
manufacturer In Liberty alley who organ zed the Jew
elers during the aue campaign was among these. lie
said while there comparatively few m2nuiact-
uring jewellers who vote in the city, II days notice
had been gwen them they could have turned out ana
wade good showing. Every Republican jewel
/ meet" he continued, lis Tor Roosevelt
The Mugwnmps Will all vote FOR him
and why be should not be elected. The
Democrats be afraid OF Roosevelt because he
will be. they the third IN the race, and nave
getting circulars 10 work up that kind OF scare
put ~ won't work"
Mr. Milford, OF the firm Of Milford Bonnet IN
Maiden lane said that the Jewellers we're generally for
Roosevelt. The record OF Mr.. Hewitt with regard TO
me Morey letter IN Garhed's campaign was against
him and would prevent him from getting many RepuD-
loan votes.
IL C. Haskell, Of No IL JOhn-st, said that every Re-
publican manufacturing icweer he had met would
Roosevelt and entire street In sympathy
with him a candidate.