New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03

socai IaiV Evil service Reform On his removal
his place was filed by q Democratic heeler'
Markings sole offence being that ne hau ncen ,a
soldier and was too active partisan u"ri"s 'no
War. The assistant marshals are u.,,o d
Hoffman Miller Frederick O. GedNg ,I,m m'l' icury
Ieggatt. Charles a. Peabody, 1r' "hna"' i'''
Clark and samuel b. hamburger
The aides
William d. Guthrie, Mortimer C. Addoms, hop YER
Ray Hamilton. Henry r. HOyt. Scphhs bftheiu. ~
J. t. Van Rensselacr Alexander T. Mason, lieIberl !.
sattcriee Charles L. Hughes and Philip carpenter
The Insurance Mems Harrison and Morton ,ino
probably viii turn out more than 1000 men. New
members were signing the roll yesterday a dozen at
a time A great number Of those in the ranks VIII
consist of voters who supported Cleveland in e4 but
are at work for Harrison, fortyhVe COMING Ilo'ii
the Office of ono insurance company aiohe' '"e4i''
two from another, and on through inc eh'ifo is'
of membership No one but Insurance broheis'
clerks or officers OF Insurance companies WIZ turn
out with them. They win form in Lber'y-st'' with
the right resting in Broadway, and march sN-hie
front under the command Of Colonel W. DEL
BoutOn
The veterans of the Civil War desirous of par
ticipang in the parade viii meet at No ~ Bioaa i
way at IL a. IN. Comrades can wear thc rIauu
Army hats but without any insisna except ed tho i
Of tner various corps Inc Inc VI" Ia VI rchf rssna
in that street Colonel Floyd Ciarkson VIII DC inc
The wall paper manufacturers will have battalion
of about 200 in the parade They VIII asseisois
with the papertrade repesen,avoS pr II, Club
will meet at the club-rooms II 80 p m and VIII
a. IRE DIV Goods Club men under the command of
Major william L. Webb, of Durham, Buckley q 20
are requested by the mars hal to wear DERBY ha1 anu
their working clothes The right OF the INC VIII " d.
The officers of the Harrison and Morton Paper and
Associated Trades Republican Campaign CuD nave pun
forth every effort to make the parade success ;s
William Irwin Martin is the president, Frank squier
club viii form in companies of twelve and report at
p M Marshal william D; May, ct No O. DuSns-
Marshal May viii have for his Chief Aide c. W.
Barnes. -. ,o,o Ill, ,o.t .,
Fifth ave- and Fonrteenhst at 1890, where they viii
Join the parade, falling in line behind the
T Tirst club mei last nght a. the Fifth ASenae Hotel
complete arrangemet for their part in the parade
w yeerdlsy IS 5Sesd hat the viii have
30 veterans in line, the greater ma1o,ily OF whom
Wfb-svc. and Viii fan in directly behind the long
With the club, If they viii appear in time tho
place OF formation The club VIII carry log cabin
and coon, as good as the original one OF lo4O' 50
The Wholesale Drug Chemical and Paint Trades
Harrison and Morton Club Will form at ! p m snalp
in the square at Maiden lane Liberty ana T9 SIS SIS
command of General j.. J.. AolncuX "a marshal, and
Andrew b. Rogers ~ 6 eS9i G OF san fe aby y
the second undor charge of Colonel james b. lorner
Extensive preparations have been made by ms Drancn
Y ~ 77S Regiment band. and voss's 1st Regiment
band of Newark have been engaged for the occasion
$50 men The members will unite with the Hard
ware Club In Chambcrs-st, the latter numbering IL
This notice was sent out yesterday by the Railway
apd Steamship Mems lIars9p ana Morton Giao:
companies of fhs city having organized Harrison
and Morton Campaign club, you are hciepy hoInl9
Una, snS on sstnrday afenopn November Tho
grand marshal has assigned the place Of formation at
diyidual commands Will please report there o.
p M sharp. Badges canes and flags vii be Furnished
band and separate drum CORPS nave besh r;17aS
il IS earnestly requested that al who can VIII urn
The Republican physicians VINO pioIo5~ 30 ION
80 p. m. DE- Daniel Lewis Is The marshal a.
Tho members OF the liaiters and furiles harrison
and Morton Campaign Club have been putting Oh 1hna
hnnS e@ ipri TO roG p9 for S foday in the first
place they have provided fine music, ard forty picc;
head their li1e. Then the Clec Club, Of which they
are justly proud viii do great work under , me
nlonefr mover in tie present style Of campaign sing
ing and Knows jdst how it should be done. us fnry
vOcasts aided by cOTnetist Will sing the SOLOS, anu
the long line of thousand will shout tho ch0ruses
ia unison with them. That they may Know wha Az, Is
i esfSs Giaas M s9 ins on 4Hs Inc
N, IVA jssq ss fsHo, Asssat hSlsqllon OF Te stEp
MI Ds s6 80 aTls Wh il t. the letter g. VIII be repre-
senicd by a cowboy horseback. Then there VIII
ion and sad to lave been diea further north than
any other bear on record. The Gorham Coiored Ease
nett IT, the marshal win sec that everything IS prop
crly carried out Tie main line will form in Spring T.,
put e and ace Wes so T as to fan IN at the end
The Americas Republican Cub will act as gnar 1l
Club in the parade The Americas Club is composed
Plttsburg business men. and are here as personal
Committee Who is an active member of the Americas
Club They win have 800 men in line Harry ;: Pannl'
Of PtsbuIg is president Of the cre, ana George W.
English, of No. 271 Broadway, has been elected mar
shat. -. ,..o.
will turn out As a separate contingent. One OF u;
features of this COMPANY VIII be club OF coiofed
men, each six feet tail. With them VIII ~
Oliver sumner Tc2rs big protection oOe, Leo inc
Msscot. Leo weighs 175 pounds. ,.,,,u
Among the occupants of The Tribune bulldlhg
number Of companies have been organized to par
tcipaie in the parade Of Republican business men.
wiI 10 carried announcing that " If we avoid over
confidence and work like beayers, We SHAH surely
win this fight. Remember 1854"
TIE ORDER OF THE PARADE.
This will be the order in which the various or
CARNATIONS viii pass the reviewing stand
The Longshoremen's Harrison and Morton Club,
W. H. Hughes, marshal, Will form in Wall-St, right
The Veterans of is4o will form at Ffteenth-st,,
right resting in Fifh-ave. -
The Lower Wall street Harrison and Morton Club,
Colonel G. A. jain, MARSHAL IN Waei-st, right rest
The Banhors and Brokers' Harrison and Morton
in Wallet.
Consolidated Exchange Club. s. f. Strong marshal,
in Broad-si.. right at the rear of the bankers and
Brokers' Club.
The Produce and Maritime Exchange Club, Charles
D. Sabin, marshal in Bcaver-st., right in BrOadst
The Custom House Brokers, Kilfaen van Rene.
selser marshal, in WhehalLst.. right IN the rear OF
The Produce and Maritime Exchange Club -
Cotton and Coffee Exchange Club, Captain W. "
King. marshal, I'm Exchange place. right on Broad-st
Tie Bowling Green Harrison and Morton Club and
Worhngnen's Protective Association. A. Il. Whitney
marshal, I'm Broadway, right on Wallst
The Coal Trade, A. G. Perham, marshal, In Bowling
Green at rear of Bowling Green Harrison and Morton
Cub. ~
Lawyers Club James NJ. Varnsm, marshal, in Pine
ST. right on Broadway
Insurance Men Colonel William Del B0ughton,
MARSHAL in Llberty-st. right on Broadway
: Machinery and Railroad Supplies, Colonel Charles
T. Copeland, marshal, in Liberty-st, west OF Broad
way right resting Broadway.
The Jewellers Harrison and Morton Club, Colonel
T. H. Milford marshal in Maiden lane, right resting
broadway. 49,, -, ,,.,.s ,onoro,