The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
MARCHING WITH THE PARADERh
A Jolly Welcome All ALONG the 1ins EKs
eept at SEA Broadway.

A Jolly Welcome All Along the Lins Ex.
eept at SEA broadway.
A congregation OF fakirs. who sold every
known campaign badge from the old
fashioned rampant rooster to tho brand-new
little yellow tiger. had gathered at Chambers
street at l rs o'clock. the time for the parade
to start. and there wasn't sign OF a parader.
Everybody thought there was some hitch in
the matter. that some other starting point had
been selected or that on account OF the fearful
wind the managers had abandoned the parade
altogether. There was small army Of
policemen in the nslghborhood. At 1:30. only
fifteen minutes later. Chambers street and
every other street UP to Franklin were jammed
by m en- with flags and badges. 1t was mys-
tory where they all came from. SO quickly did
they gather. Just before o'clock there was .
scurry in Broadway and a line Of mounted
police moved up Immediately behind them
came Bayne's Si1ty-ninth Regiment band. and
then Grand Marshal Mcmahon on his charger
rode along and gave tho order everywhere to
prepare to fall in.
1t was Just o'clock when the formal order
to march was given. and tho head OF the line.
led by the Hon. Joseph H. O'Donohue. moved.
There were in the first line behind Mr.. ODon-
ohue. Thomas Mumford. Edward White. Col.
Sprague. George Herbert. Osgood Weloh. s. II.
Grumer. James Taylor. Major McNulty.
Henry Heintz- John Scott. and a dozen other
solid men OF the Coffee Exchange. The crowd
along the curb was three or four deep. The
windows OF all the stores up to the third and
fourth floors were filed with men and women.
who shouted and screamed and clapped their
hands. and the solid men called back at them:
R.h: Rah: Eah!
Cleveland. Groyerl
siss boz III! All
As the march began tho police turned back
fha On and cparAI tla trupES OF the
street. Here and there WAS gathered crowd
that reached from house line to curb and
ThS iIrss stiry!nG Incl incident on the line Of
tho Republican dry goods men have their
daily vaudeville show. and it had Just been
dismissed when the head OF the line came OPP
Tho steps and the sidewalk were crowded
with young men who began Kissing. That
q xitf shSats T ,.cisysisnds At !is5t sP P
other side Of the street huge paper banner
appeared. bearing the words
Democrats. never mind those damphools oppositei
Ths5H Psy sI liberal Ss Of
room ms at s2 broadHay and they hooted
was droMned by by the so shouts Of ' tho n pae
raiders no Tho politics Of the crowd changed
shee 'ns o onns
ybes 1 hGs n In vnio sppss,' sa w
rattles and everything else that could bs used
aG On thu feehs asr Of sor.
were q dozen young women who were cyl
s H. 0afkSa BY S s2 S Of dksDu sn5
sailed the circles down sinsy:, 4 little further
sTs with sticis aT HE sr! f poHnded away
ed chcered them. 4 iitts further still there
was another congregation of young women.
who sang over and over again:
Grover Grover four years more Of Grover
Then ia W. s Fl Sa, IL ,s Cover s0'
opposite side Of tho street block further up
there was crowd q young women on the top
9a2 ThG for srsG hs, .s 4
sl:rks ca. Sa%s Sioas Then they ssid oh All"
hhh In $40 bH. Shm again whom tho Column
just above Grand Street. in one Of the stores:
hssd SoTed; ana r: s.d men yelsd
end II TN a ss Of m:fs
and that seven in ton Of them were red-hot
som. wa ssoutsS IN y th tp
No. no. no Force bil" IN Fifth 18th a rH a be-
low the national headanartsrs., the spectators
honors with the candidates in tho matter OF
Here are the names of just worry few Of tho
prominent business men in tho parade. At
the head OF the column. from the tobacco
trade. were Max Meyer. Horny o. Selig. S. A.
Davidson, Col; $. n. Crawford, and Robert
Eosenthal., They all wore Tammany Tigers
trades were. Jordan, l. Mott, 4; D. jsnElns.
Keaing. John Fraser. John W. Srrague
Thomas Barrett Cleveland Frost. r.. w. Mo-
Koe. James b. Pratt. Peter b. Acksr. and II. A.
Rogers They wore tin pictures In their hats.
and behind them marched men carrying q
huge square with the words. Square like
Grover"
At tho head OF the Wholesale Dry Goods ION
were Waiter Stanton and members Of the firm
Of Sweetser. Pembrook d Co. .Teft, Weller K
Co.. Arnold. Constable x Co.. f. ]. Dennilg 4
Co.. Mills d. Gibbs, and hundred other such
firms At the head OF tho publishers were
Capt. James Thorn Harper. D. Sidny Apple-
ton. W. d. Harper. Ed y. Appleton Walter 8.
App Frank Dempster Sherman. aud Ar.
ln A tn. head h Of tn. hat and fur trad. ver. R.
Dixon. Joseph Hart. A. Saunders. c. II. Tenny.
sullivan. Leo s. Hertzig. II. G. Brown Il J.
Manyan, Henry Jones. and John Reddng. At
the head Of the Stock Exchange men were
IapSI" Nj F; ,. uTiIghSman Isij%r Worms.r.
j. B. Gilbert. 7. b. Williams. /. V. Bell. W. &.
Wynne., Richard LimburgeT, Edward L. Rog-
ers. Mcpherson Kennedy. i. 7. Quick. j. v. s.
CLARK. Louis h. Wilson. Arthur David, u j.
Hndspn' Several q these ms9 had Isttlss,