New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-01
consist OF badges Of blue ribbon bent oblquey anu

consist Of badges Of blue ribbon, bent obquely, anu
the regulation flag cane. ,
Tho Insurance Mems Harrison and Morton 'iuo y
also agow with enthusiasm, and 1t IS .ust inc hn ~
of fire that no one OF them fears or Is ANXIOUS 'o
rut out At their Monday meetings worNngmen arc
In the majority and every day increasing numbers
are turned away because OF lack oil accomnooa'o''
II has been the laboring men mostly VINO haNo gar
RED away tho 500 pounds OF documents mus iar "s
trbuted New recruits coming In daily IN squau'
OF twenty five or fifty at time
The participants in next Saturdays demonstration
from this club Will not number less than l'soo, ana
it IS authortavely stated that at least ooo OF thcH
assisted I'm giving Grover his first term Coihei W.
d. l. Bouton will serve as marshal
The Republican employers and manufacturers IN
the metal Industries will close their Establishments
at fo O'Clock Saturday TO give their employees an
opportunity 10 witness or participate In the pnradc'
In response TO letter soliciting his attehuahco
with the Republican Club Of the Consolidated siocH
and Petroleum Exchange on the occasion OF next
saturdays parade, William S. Nernam has rPpnea
Nth handsome American flag. In presenting tms
"insisnie of partyS TO the club, Mr. Verhah eA-
presses his sympathy with the Republican parry re-
grets that as he is not member OF The Exchange no
cannot parade with the club, and announces that T.
L. Jones aud C.. n DAILY, members OF his urn anu Vi
the Exchange will be found In the ranks.
The veteran campai gners of the "1lppccahue~ anu.
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arrangements for participating In the parade on satu
day. Before anything else was done. the 0id uays,
when they helped to sing Harrison songs anu ron ,ne
Then ex-Judge Robert II. Shannon was elected Wesl-
dent, William Dunning vce-piesldent, and Hamnn
Blake secretary and treasurer. The present error
ment reported to number 10 members ana II was
confidently predicted that enough moro would Join ~
enable them to turn out ESQ strong. Among tho
members are two venerable gentlemen who arc
respectively eighty eight and ninety-three years OF
WSo are pSyscall 5 but all Of the others will
march on foot. They Will hold another meeting TO-
at the rooms OF the Dry Goods Harrison and
Morton Club, 324 broadway.
THE FORMATION OF THE PROCESSION
The following IS the position of each organization
20 far reported:
The 'Iongshoremen's Harrison and Morton Club, w.
IT, Hughes marshal viii form in walst, right resting
In Wiam-st.
The Lower Wall Street Harrison and Morton Club.
Colonel G. A. Jahn marshal in waerst, right resting
in Wa.st
The Bankers and Brokers' Harrison and Morton Club,
J. D. Smith. marshal in Broad-st right resting in
Wall-st
Consolidated Exchange Club S. +. Strong, marshal,
in Broa1-st right at the rear Of the Bankers and
Brokers' Club.
The Produce and Maritime Exchange Club General
f. Pntomane, marshal in Beaverst, right in Broads ST.
The Custom House Brokers' e. o. Balse, marshal,
in Whiteha-st right in the rear OF the Produce and
Maritime Exchange Club.
Cotton and Coffee Exchange Club, w. V. King, mar
The Bowling Green Harrison and Morton Club and
workngmer;'s Protective Association, A. r. Whitney,
marshal, in Broadway. right on Wa-st
The Coal Trade A. G. Perkham marshal, in Bowling
Green Of Bowling Green Harrison and Morton
Club.
Lawyers Club. James N. varnum, marshal, in Pine.
St. right on Broadway.
Insurance Men. William De L. Boughton marshal in
Libefy-st. right on broadway.
Machinery and Railroad Supplies in Iiberty.st west
OK Broadway right resting on broadway
The Jewellers Harrison and Morton Club. F. ii. Null
ford marshal, in Maiden lane, right resting Broad
way.
The Wholesale Drugs, Chemicals ami Paints. General
L. J.. MOlineux, marshal Goldst. and Maiden lane.
The Hide and Leather Club, James i. Dawson mar
shal, VIII form In City Hall Park.
The Hardware and Metal Trade Harrison and Morton
Club. in Chambersst.
Cookery and Glassware Mems Club. in Warren. st.
right resting on Broadway.
Boot and Shoe Wholesale Dealers, J. II. Hanan mar
shal, in Murray-st right on Broadway
The West Side Merchants, B. Franklin Hart
shall in Reade.st.
The Paper and Associated Trades the booksellers
and stationcrs w. D. May, marshal in Duane-st
Carpet Trades, C. Pearson. marshal in Thomas-st
Railway and Steamship men, c. Buckley marshal in
the Of the Carpet Trades.
The Dry Goods Harrison and Morton Club f. II.
Webb shal ain Worth Leonard and franklin
The Umbrella and Parasol Trades +. A. Ellis,
shalO .SNVost Widest. ar tlgu4 80
Gas Fixtures Employees in Broome-st
Haters, FurFiers and Straw Goods Clubs in Spring.
st., west Of Broadway.
Building Materials Organization. in Dondst
Wholesale Milllners, in Prnce-st.
Harlem Business Mems Association, Analyst.
New-Yori University Students. Washington place.
Dental Students. in OF New-York University
Columbia College Students Franklin-st
The arrangement will not be fully completed until
day. and position Of the or
CARNATIONS Will be published by Friday morning the
latest