New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-31
PLANS FOR THE BIG PARADE
ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE REPORTED ALI
READY
WHERE SOME OF THE SECTIONS WILL FORM
LET ALL THE WHISTLES BLow-GLEE
CLUBS TO b. SCATTERED

THROUbh THE LINE
The committee OF business men in charge OF mo
big working and business mems parade on saturus'
were up to their in the details Of the psra'e
yesterday afternoon. They meet daily In parlor no.
3 of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where all organiza"o"'
should report. The members of the committee arc
opposed using the grand stand which Is no" ~
Madison Square and was used last saturday ny Mr'
Cleveland. In all probability another stand VIII w
built, which will be strictly Republican.
These organizations have already reported lot oruo'
to Colonel Mitchell, Marshal of the parade: -,
The Ionashoremen's Harrison and Morton Club W.
IT. Hughes marshal, will form in walst, right es'ins
in william-st c,s
The Lower Wall Street Harrison and Morton Ciup'
Colonel G. A. Jahn marshal, In water-st, right restns
in wa-st ~ c,s
The Bankers and Brokers' Harrison and Morton cruz
J. D. Smith. marshal. in Broad-st, right resting !"
wsl-st o. ..,
4, proadst right at tho rear OF the Bankers and
Brokers Club , c..,..
D. sabn marshal. in Beaver-st, right In Broad'st
The Custom House Brokers, in Whitehaist, nghS III
tho roar n, the Produce and Maritime Exchange Club
Cotton and Coffee Exchange Club. in Exchange place
right Broad-st ~, .
The Bowling Green Harrison and Morton oluo ana
Workingmen's Protective Association A. u whitney,
marshal. $780, c,.
The Coal Trade, Lawyers Harrison ana Morton 0uo
Machinery and Railroad Supplies the Jewellers Harrison
and Morton Club, the Wholesale Drugs Chemicals and
Paints General Il. L. Molineux, marshal
The Hide and Leather Club, James b. Dawson, mar
sha, will form In City Hall Park
The Hardware Harrison and Morton Club, In War
ren-st
The West Side Merchants, B. Franklin Hart, mar
shall, in Readest
The Paper and Associated Trades, the Booksellers
and Staoners, In Duane-st
Carpet Trades in Thomasst.
Railway and Steamship men. in the rear Of the Carpet
Trades.
The Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Club, in Leonard
and Franklin sts.
The Umbrella and Parasol trades
Gas Fixtures Employees, in Broome-st
Hatters, Furrlers and Straw Goods Clubs
Building Materials organization.
New-Yo University Students, Dental Students AM
Columbia College Harrison and Morton Club.
Tho organizations which have not been assigned 10
positions viii be informed of the place where the7
will form.
Albert Melcn Of the Preferred Mutual Accident
Association of York, has made excellent sus
gesion, which should be carried into elect lie an
vses tie propreiors OF factories, the owners OF steam
boats and tugs, and of every engine In and around
this city 10 have their whistles blown for al least
half all hour after the parade has started, to SHOW
the enemies OF protection that our woikingmcn ae
heart and soul for the election of Harrison aud
Morton.
call has been issued for all the veterans OF the
1910 campaign to meet at II 80 p m. on Saturday
at No. 80 broadway. They Will be furnished with
carriages and there wll be about $50 men who
voted for General Harrisons grandfather in tie parade
Special organizations OF singers now being made
for the close of the campaign and for the parade
II is expected TO have least 500 singers divided In
bands through the line Of the procession
The Jewellers Republican Club has been doing active
work at its headquarters in the Benedict Building
Broadway and Corandtst., during the week More
than 100 names have been enrolled, and nearly all
of these members have agreed 10 take part In the
parade on saturday The club has engaged Cappas
full band and with its banners, will make an lmpos
Ing appearance. $780,.
The clothing division OF the Harrison and Morton
Dry Goods Club will meet tonight al the headquarters
of the club. No. 324 Broadway, TO perfect the or
ganization the parade. This section Will turn out
at least 1000 strong. 80,
some OF the Democratic papers have lad great
stress untruthful statement, for which thcy are
solely responsible that senator Quay has refused 10
ask General Harrison 10 come TO New Ork ana re-
view the parade and that John +. Plummer; VINO mas
the active management of the parade, had been SET
down upon" by Senator Quay, because he wanted 10
invite General Harrison The truth OF the matter IS
that Mr. Pummer has not Senator Quay In three
weeks and been asked by the senator through the
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