The sun., 1888-11-04

When some one inquired as to the matter
| with Harrison they roared:
| Hes nne, nus ietsrst nne!
They also declared that:
pretty mrsi
British gold can't chine In this crowd" was
meath a huge image Of gold double eagle. was
! the Inscription We can take care OF these at
huge sst1 5cpGSea o cns paorm I
the stands began TO wonder IL the end was. not
ranks rank ant and Yelled: sled Don't get weary. Mr. Nor
ton; there's abeut 10000 more coming"
NOTICES that MADE HITS. IT,
Gen. Molinsux markhalled the drug, chemical
ming. Andrew Jackson was a protectionist,"
one OF their rlscards. asserted. and further
wsre VsRs sh simay Sp eompifmentsd. emit % "wsii give
Grover salts and SIENNA" was another placarded
spe @ Stter wIi bills or toptS GroVer
other banners that tickled ti5 crowd but the
biggest roar was at this:
$sa $s% may may my .a!s fSs fEsassl' $.S y'''
It's n free trade bill!
Another hit that aroused applause was:
Nc trIsd S:r.h no torrd South no temperate East
These remarks were on another business:
Free alcohol for the arts don't mean free rum
7arin reform in 1885 Is free trade in 1888.
The University medical students and the
yelis. lG Capt JACK Crawford tho scout was also
aroVer s.eo Grove tanned ali overl" p' was "a:
dor Marshal James 3; Dawson. TOWARD tho
wo'll tan. wsiI tan Growers hideW Seven hun.
dred boot and shoe men and 400 croekery men
n. G. ogden for Marshal. raised an uploar with
the conundrum on banners
Why I. grover Glsye'and like /. trss'
LOOKED AS II THE DEMOCRATS WOULDN'T GET
A CHANCE
There we're 800 Of them; and BY the time they
by 1t ad
the files along until they almost trod on each
others heels In order to get them out OF the way
The darker 1t grew, the less order there was,
but the more enthusiasm in the seemingly
the gan between the two stands Everybody
know the end must be good ways of yet. he
cause tho dry goods men had still to appear.
ported that there were $4,000 yet waiting for a
chance to get In front Of the stand. nlr. Nor
when there was a little gap in tie line 10 ST
down. The chances were few. however. for the
actually ,roised p past H the the stand, But, they
never lacked time or breath to yell like all
The west side merchants. the harness trades,
sHin H
pany s and several 9th other % concerns and be hard
ware truckmen. eighty Of them on horseback.
Il. as1 fsns oas & e
the horse @ Kicked out With both feet It spoed
| the whole line Of march. The second hand
ness men preceded the Columbia students; 800
power They carried what they declared was
the romans OF the Democratic party."a
had sort Of war dance about 1t as they
The Philadelphia Inyincibles a finely uni
formed and we'll drilled corps 300 strong. got q
ns u and ID after them The 81 papsr Der trades b"rred
by as the electric lights burst into GLOW al
night. The first brigade OF them were con-
splcuous Tor tall red. white ,e,, and blue plumes
numbering oyer $500 men.
DRY GOODS MEN MARCH BY IN THE DARK,
A thousand carpet men followed. and then
proceeded by roar OF applause from far down
mem me- 'G It was too dark IAN and % they We We're hustled
d ssio numbers . They went By in nueh ais dts:
1.5no in the Iirst batch. and then the photog;,
raphers. furriers. railroad men. AND lot of
sand dry goods men then rushed by together.
with nearly 2,Ooo clothing and other similar
trdu0R lOllOWlnG. ln6ro. WIS u lOt OF Trucks
addressed 10 Grover Cleveland. Buffalo"
campaign ball. and banners without end among
eerned ee on nj account COUNT ci the darkness. 1t was
that made up the end OF the procession howed
It's way past the stand; but the police thoucht
esme nd Ssn thf
mob closed in from every direction. and started
to sing "Groyers in The s cold cold ground toy
taken back to the Filth Avenue Hotel. The
open space in front OF tho hotel md the side
streets near. but 1t quickly me lied away, max
Ing the streets in every direction ring with Re
publican songs and cheers as it went.
ABOVE MADISON SQUARE.
Beyond Madison square tho crowd hemmed
n the parade more closely than it did below.
Each band as 1t got out Of shot OF the re-
h"%s hsns wsrs
greatly mistaken. On an on The column moved,
reGnacting the scenes OF the march below, oven
to the chatting responses that flew back and
forth from the men in line and fun-seck king
bands Of bandanna wavers, who massed here
street 10 review their 10 lowers, On the rest
down c MsGson fH asG o
there scattered east. west, north. and south.
The moment the last body passed the stand
Forty-second street melted suddenly away.
BURNING CAPTURED BANDANNAs
In front OF the Republican National Head
quarters. the partisan enth husiasm degenerated
into horseplay. A sidewalk contingent of
spectsbiIitV' WAS engaged in atarIinp those 1
who came by who displayed handanna hand
ksrchiei or Cleveland and Thurman embems.
II the victim suffered himself to be deprived Of
these emblems without resistance, he got Off
pretty easily. But II he tried to .pIotect his
property. he was roughly handled. Tho cap
tured bandannas were burned with many
boots and dances OF delight.