New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
THE BIG PARADE IN BROOKLYN
1T WILL INCLUDE ABOUT ALL TIE REPUBLICAN
CLUES IN THE .CITY-MEETINGs LAST NIGHT.

IT WILL INCLUDE ABOUT ALL TIE REFu BLiCAN
CLUBS IN THE CITY-MEETINGs LAST NIGHT
The Republican parade tomorrow night promises
to III the streets Of brooklyn with uniformed men
bearing lights ransparenccs and other insignia. aud
to make impressive and showy spectacle The
parade will be marshalled by Major Augusta {. Tate.
and his adjutant general will be T.. De Wolfe liar
rington orders were issued yesterday in regard t.
the formation and line 81 march There viii be
three divisions. The First or Central Division viii De
composed Of the clubs Of the seventh. twenty first,
Twenty third, Twenty fourth, Twenty fifth. Twenty
sixth Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth wards. and
they will form In the streets adjoining the Division
headquarters, at Marcy-ave. and lllncOclst. The
second or Eastern District Division Will be composed
Of the clubs Of the wards from The Thirteenth 10 tie
Nineteenth inclusive. The headquarters will be al
Eedford aud Dl,cn ayes, and the formation Will be in
adjacent streets The Third >Outh Brooklyn Division
will Dee composed Of the Young Republican Club ANA
the organizations from the First, second, 1h'd
Fourth Fifth, sixth, seventh Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
t1evcnth. TwcCtll Iwcnnet.i and Twenty second
wards and from the four county towns. They VIII
,orm IN south Brooklyn. with headquarters at Gin
ton and Union sts. The reviewing stand will be at
Clinton and Lafayette avcs.. and number OF prJni
nent Republicans will review the parade.
The Republican campaign Committee Is taking
active steps TO prevent fraudulent voting. There
are between 900 and 1000 cases Of colonization
17d Illegal registration AMI naturalization under sur
yelllance according 70 Chairman wilson. II is pro
posed 10 prosecute 10 III" fullest extent '|'Iy hlh
who violates the law.
Mayor Body undertook 10 explain th" decreased
tax rate yesterday. the highest In any recent year,
except under Mayor Chaplin. when extraordinary
efforts made TO conceal il. lie alluded 10 the
increase Of the State tax The amounts set apart for
street cleaning. policemen, schools AMI elections.
but he did not say anything about the great Increase
In, lari..s dc lv he az #
he is chairman Twenty eight Of The thirty six Re
putlicau electors have files, protests against their
NAMES appearing upon Tie Independent Republican
ballot OF ". II. Reynolds candidate for Assembly
In the XVIII District
The name Of William II. Grace will appear upon TIC
Republican ballots In inc lid tOugr'ss District in
BROOKLYN as candidate for Representative ia COngrc-s
After Mr.. Grace nomiDacd he declined 10 a
cept Oh tho ground that his businca obligations would
not permit him T. accept. Eat he failed 10 flc his
declinatlon with The Board Of Elections and he la,
choice except TO BE- the candidate. The Republican
Campaign Committee has issued circular 10 The
voters in the ds,ric, In which this tribute pad To-
Mr.. Grace:
witiou, any dispararcmcnt any who ever went
10 Congress fIon city We wish g .ay that IN polat
Of special the place. h. Is the equal Of any and
SUPERIOR TO u those who have stood for t.
National Legislature. There ore but few In the
country who possess more Thorough khOwCdg" Of our
tarir Nsoaol currency, both theoretically aud pia u
caly than extended wIltt.cs OF Mr. Grace prove him
70 AaoN and t. His great force Of chaacc high
Integrity and long and honorable standing l., Gistro
should make IL pride wl ~ privilege for every
Republican az wei every Independent DemIc0t al
votr :, his ballot for fully equipped for the
uacc and who IL elected viii reflect credit c.ty
and
The Nassau Republican Club of The seventeenth
Ward of Brooklyn the Francis +. Williams Eighteenth
Ward iatcry. ard The George A. ovens Battery VI
the Fourteenth Ward paradcd through the y cpai
streets the Seven tenth Ward TUESDAY night, AMI
were received with much enthusiasm. All the Cwcli
along the line march decorated for thu