New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
THE BIG BUSINESS PARADE.
ARRANGEMENTS BEING COMPLETED FOR
THE GREAT SOUND-MONEY RALLY.
THOUSANDS PROMISING TO TURN OCT-Ihh
WORKERS WHO HAVE ALREADY

THOUSANDS PROMISING TO TURN oUT-ThE
WORKERS WHO HAVE ALREADY
ORGANIZED.
There will be a general meeting OF the Publishers
and Advertisers Sound Money Club In rooms NOS
20 and q OF The Times Building at O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon when additional Instructions
for the great parade OF next Saturday Will De an
nounced. 1t is earnestly requested tha' 'eP0
relative to the formation OF companies IN 'he ''''
GUS offices whose representatives intend 10 Pa'a'e
be sent to the headquarters by TUESDAY morh''s
at the latest In the parade dark cothihe an" u''N
derby hats will be worn. Each man Will be iur-
nished with an American flag on s'ah an"
badges will be provided for each officer Inc pace
md hour of assembly will be announced later
The drug paint oil and chemical trades say that
they will turn out division of 1000 men IN 'he pa
rade. The division will be COMMANDED py "e"
eral f. l.. Molineaux. with Andrew IS rogers 40
chief of staff. and will be divided into hVe sec.ons
under command of Colonel George J' oeapuis'
Major lanes r Horner Samuel W. Fairchild
Charles H. Patrick and Walter Longmann. MUSIC
will be furnished by the Old Guard Band, Con'er-
nos 9th Regiment Band and three other hrst-ciasS
military bands.
r. Franklin Hart has been appointed marshai Vi
The West Side Merchants Sound Money Ciup ior
the great parade on Saturday, and he has appoint,
ed d. f. Manton adjutant In circulars "hic"
ne has sent out Marshal Hart says:
THE parade will be formed of companies OF SIX
teen men and captain Men who Will undertake 10
form companies will be duly commissioned OH ap
plcation Let every man who can raise co"-
many report quickly. When in 1861 our nag was
fired upon at Fort Sumter we marched down
broadway in response to the call of the mar'Ereu
Lincoln, Republicans and Democrats alike. Let US
now in the same spirit march on October 5l shou'-
der to shoulder. remembering only that the nonor
of our country is in peril
A call has been sent out for meeting OF men en-
gagged i'm the cloak and suit trade at O'Clock 10.
day in the Office of c. II. Abbott. publisher al
No l3 Astor Place arrange for a arepresentaM@0n @
Of that branch Of the trade In the big parade Inc
cali has been signed by Meyer Jonasson q 20;
benjamin Co. Louis Graner & Co. Binmentna'
Brothers e. Co., Bernard Levy d Co. Ktnlnah t,lhu;
Schmidt & Wolf. Indig Berg Co Rn,nsnie RoLnSend
Brothers G. Co. Mark Aronson; Heller DlnheISplt!
4 Co, T. j. Johnston & Co. the D. Black CLOAK
Company, Wightman & Co, and others ,,.,-. i.
4 number of the firms in the drygoods dlsurict OF
The city have been considering the adVisapihty OF
closing their stores Saturday on account OF me
great parade of business men. and some OF then nav
declared in favor of such a movement some vi
the drygoods men have said that they were uli-
willing 10 take any step which would nave even
The appearance of inducing their employees 10 take
part in the parade and 1t has been said that oniy
those who are in favor of sound money Will par
tcIpate in the demonstration.