Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Paradeia New York City,


NEW YORK, Nov Slower Broadway
Was throrged with people this sfierncor
to witness the st.rt CT the r publican
parade Of business men. TIE weather
~ss much the came as that cf lest Satur.
day when tie Democratic business men
parsded. The rain csme pouring do We
| steadily, but this Gid Tot seem IN any
way to dampea the ardor of the parsders.
Promptly st l O'Clock the procession
moved with G'spd Marshal G. B. Mitchell
st its head. Tine American fig Was ON.
| uipresent in the RANKS OF the paradeIs and
on buildings and windows along the
route Of the procession. Multitudes Of
people thYonged the route. Crowds of
sight seers stood on tue roofs, IN win
dows and dor E gsys and cheered the diff
ferent organizations as they passed, and
the peTader frequently joined in. Msny
Of the parsde.5 we're on horseback, men
whom moody ever saw ast.ide horse
before. After the marshal snd aids came
& sring OF twelve horses II
double line, drawing a truck bearing
model CT steamship. The vessel WIS
Intended 70 represent the D 1lphiD, which
~is ct fiat d. cllrad 10 be unacceptable
10 tie government, ba: is now considered
ore OF the beet veesels IN the navy far
coast Gef ases. Alo1sside the )at were
seventy .A7e men in seanen's uniform
from the docks Of the Wards line of
H.vsla Steamships. Sac carried =
1suaer inscribed, "Tbe Democrats killed
jobu Ro2c1, bus his spill: goes marching
On"
When ne Wall s.rass business men
sTuCg !Q.o BrostEay from that s:ree.
tasro 9gas Dig shonJ from thu csowo
t5&l lined ether slde q the street. First
came the CJfse Es;h1uge followed By
tina tobacco maG, Tha Brokers' C,uo wes
oae Of the fea'rECs ci the p1TaGe.
E,ch msQ carried care to which was
attached a gmsll American flsg Taer
came the members Of the Consolidated
Excharge, the other associations fling
into Broadway from Wall street
icing the Produce aid Mari
tlme FIX -hsugeT, the custom
house broke site Cotton Exchange, the
Bowling Gree Harris N aGi Nor on Club,
tee Working MEMS Protective Associa.
ton sad the coal trade. Then came
others in the following order: LsHyere,
Insurance. men, machinery snd rsilrosd
supply EeG, jewelers., wholesale |
drug, chemical Ami paint trade, !
hide snd leather tr.de, wholesale boot anc |
shoe trSde, haTdWsIe ;Tate, West |
side Merchsuts' and War Vetsrsns' Assc- |
Cis,iCp, pEpercnd associated tCsdes, book |
sellers .rd s!st;C1ers, CeFpst ard railway |
22d steamship trGGfs, dry goods men,
Cylumhis Colege c udents, Umbrella aad |
p2.asols, Central di,lslon dry GOO ds, hat. |
tsrs, turl;ays and straw goods, whole |
81. miiliTeTs, "ss fixtures en- :
Plo IS. Est Sill Blu inees men,
onidirG nate.la, Ups wn Business |
denis Association n W Yo:k university
Z Nieuts md Geu.sl siudea.S. In C3sm-
bars street. sndt = m,ny b ocks above, the
n aEChiy z cubs ia Il for over Two boufs !
Liar tL9 Lesd CT the UrrC s5ion passed .
them hef3yc tLei. ;igat WIS uncovered y
orgsu L, iGrg starting further down to-
l. tscs, the extreme lett CT K G line Wa Tot
II r31tiC1 until attef C'c,ock Il,
greatest eN'husiasm prtviiled 81 along
30 liGe. Up Fifth avenue the column
ps'6i1g the headquarters Of tie
ao!l5nsl Rspubhcsn com nittee, where
ne cheering w6s ja.eEse. The head
quarters were decorated, aud the banner
p=ari1g toe 20. .rslts Ct tins candidate.
waved over the cbeerirg thousands. From
: handsomely decorated stand on the
idge Of the pSTk Messrs. Warner NJ Ter,
U1l. Levi M1rtoa, Colonel S V r
JrugeE ard General John Fremont re-
viewed tire parade. James G Blsine
WuCceG the pagesnt from one o; the
Of the iih Ay E1H hotel. 1
S esiinsted that & least 600 MN OAR.
;c!psted in the parade. While approaching
HE reviewing sand broker, Villa Il j
Osborne, one O! the parsd-rs, dropped
lead and WAS borne awsy Shortly above
n reviewing stsnd 'he parade WAS dis
niss q. Tie last ON Jany passed the
stand st p. m.