New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-03
TO WELCOME MR.. BLAINE.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE BIG PARADE. !

SOME OF THE CLUBS OF THIS AND oTHEH
CITIES WHICH WILL BE IN THE LINE
In discussing certain features Of the Blaine
demonstration yesterday, Grand Marshal jack
son urged upon all citizens who desire TO see Mr..
Blaine to Join one of the organizations that will
turn out in his honor and march with 1t past
the reviewing stand. There are thousands who
desire to see him. he added, /" and this Will be
found the best way TO do il. They will not
undergo much fatigue in doing SO eithep as we
only intend 10 march up 70 the stand and far
enough past il 10 disband without causing any
delay TO the rest Of the parade In other words,
we will not go out simply to march, but rather
for the purpose of seeing Mr.. Blaine in the most
expeditions manner possible"
Part of the Ohio delegation. including reprr~
sentatives of the Blaine and the Lincoln Clubs.
of Cincinnati the Foraker Club OF Columbus,
and other prominent Republican organizations.
will start for this city on Monday night. Gov.
ernor Foraker and Judge Caldwell, president OF
the Ohio State Republican League, will probably
accompany the Ohio contingent, which will num-
Der in all about 200 men, Some Of them will not
start until Tuesday
PRESIDENT FOSTER A DIVISION MARSHAL
President James T. Foster. of the National
Republican League, yesterday appointed mar
shdl of tie Club Division in the parade He hae
ing to participate in the parade should report to
him and meet by States in such streets as may
be named hereafter
Captain Obed Wheeler has been appointed mare
shal for the division TO be composed of veterans
Of the war of the Rebellion His headquarters
are at the Murray Hill Hotel. where all veterans
desiring to take part in the parade will report to
him on or after this afternoon.
Colonel ]. w. Jones' grand marshal OF the
Brooklyn column of the parade, has been cons
municating with Brooklyn yacht-owners, requesting
them to turn out with their vessels and JOIN tho
feet which will welcome Mr. Blaine. 1t will
be the most imposing sight ever witnessed in New
York waters said the Colonel yesterday with
enthusiasm. Not only the Brooklyn yachts, but
many belonging in New York and New-Jersey. will
take part in the naval display. Yachts are com-
ing from Newport, New-LondOn and many points
along the coast TO join in this reception
TO ILLUSTRATE BROOKLYN INDUSTRIES.
Colonel Jones has sent circular to Brooklyn
manu facturers urging them to be represented In
the parade by some of their employees az work. IL
Iustrating their business to be followed in pro-
cession by as many Of the employees as are willing
to turn out. A neatly arranged workshop on
wheels with appropriate notices and Ornamental
ton, he thinks, would be pleasing feature Of the
procession, showing the benefits and necessity OF
The courtesy Of the Custom House viii be ex>
tended to Mr.. Blaine on his arrival by Collector
Magone, and the necessary orders to that effect
were issued yesterday by the Collector at the re-
quest of John D. Elweu, Of the Produce Exchange.
A meeting of the Hamilton Republican Club. Of
West Harlem, will be held this evening at No.
264 West One-hundred- and-twcnly y-ffth-st TO COM
plete the arrangements for participating in the
ception to Mr. Blaine. All those who desire to
take part requested to report as soon as posi-
bic to Captain Samuel u. Hayter, IN order thao
places may be assigned and proper arrangements
made.
The Manhattan Railway Employees Harrison
and Morton Club met on Wednesday evening, az
which about 300 present. 4 marshal. cap
tains and lieutenants elected to command the
club at the Blaine reception, when II Is expected
that from 300 TO 500 men will turn out spe-
cal meeting has been called Tor Monday evening
to arrange for the parade
The 1ippecanOe Club OF the XIth Assembly
District, which is composed entirely of young
men, met at the club-rooms No. l77 East Broad
way, last night and made arrangements to JOIN IN
the parade There are about % members in the
club, and probably nearly all OF them Will JOIN
The Republican Club of Mount Vernon met on
Wednesday night to make arrangements for TAX
the parade. each wearing white gloves, and each
will carry a banneret. fife and drum corps Will
accompany the delegation.
There will be a meeting of the Harlem Repub-
lican clubs tonight at No. "a East One-hundred-
and-twenty-ffth-st to arrange for the turning OUT
in honor Of Mr.. Blaine President Humphrey, OF
the Harlem Republican Club, says that there VIII
be at least 900 men in line from Harlem ana
that ten clubs will be represented. VII,
The James G. Blaine Association OF the WIN
Assembly District met last night at NO. 452
Grand-st 10 arrange for joining the parade
Theodore Broadhead presided and Frank H. ben.
nett was secretary. The club will have | SO men
in line and they will parade with the John
Simpson Association of the same dlstricO ooo
men.