New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
MORE RECRUITS EVERY DAY.
CONTINUING PREPARATIONS FOR SAT
URDAY'S PARADE
NEW TRADES APPLY FOR PLAcEs-soME FEAT


TRES OF THE DEMONSTRATION.
Every dav that passes brings rews OF iresh az
cossions TO the tens Of thousands that VIII march
49,, S.,,r,o,. ,,nder the banner of sound money
several new applications were received yesteroay
Inv General Horace Porter, the srand h'i'S"a' "a
the parade and when they are accepted '"e nun"
her of the Mckinley host will have been sweheo
several thousands more. IT,, T.,
rho change in the route of the procession is
m he carefully noted II a. first INTENDED 10
lay the route directly up Fifth-ave from Wa'er-
low Place 10 Forteth-st.. but this was MADE I'M
possble OIL account of the disturbed cohoi'''" VI
the avenue between Thirty-iifsI-st ana Thirty -'o
st. where extra water and gas pipes "'e -
laid along with the new asphalt pavement 80
the ,,rocession will pass through Thirty-hrst-St
east to Madison-ave.. north 10 lmr'! io"'
west TO Fifth-ave north to Fortieth-si.' disoa'"
ing there as only a few blocks up the avenue >
again torn up. T.,
The executive committee having the parade IN
charge. and consisting of the President ana one
other representative OF each organization ~ 49,,
will have a meeting tomorrow evening" d. '''.
Eif,b Avenue Hotel at which the final details OF
the parade will be arranged.
An important branch OF trade not nieh'ioh'" III
the list OF prospective paraders puohshe" !e'
day will be the carriage trade OF the CITY HpP
scntativcs Of nearly all the carnage HOUSES -
the city held . meeting at the Hotel Mc'ropo''
SATURDAY. g. NJ Britton presided. The meeting
decided to turn or on Saturday. ana comm"-
tee Of which IT, NJ. Duncan Is chairman. was
appointed to make arrangements f' w. "'''
will be the marshal OF this division. Inc cur
riage trade is almost unit for Mckinney S''"
r. NJ. Duncan yesterday. We shall have anou'
1000 men in Saturdays parade. ana that meai8
about nine-tenths of all the men engaged IN '"e
carriage trade I'm this city. am lifelong Demo
crat but | going TO vote Tor McNi'c!' al"
have great deal Of company in my poSioo"'
too"
Hamilton W. Mat,e. Of the editorial staff OF
The Outlook" will be the marshal OF the re-
lieious Press Battalion. and among his ans VII,
be the Rev Or. Lyman Abbott DR.. H. IL Carro''
Of "The Independent: Or. Mallory OF IN.
Churchman" and 1t is expected, the EDITORS VI
most Of the leading religious periodicals.
The Publishers ard Advertisers Sound MONEY
Club held another meeting In the he""qn'rte's u.
The Times" Building yesterday afternoon. ana
Mr. Drsler The marshal OF tho club. presided ana
announced that there would be 2.5oo or 800 ni'h
rerre senting the club in the great pard1e OH 81
urcay His announcement was received WIN 'i!eels.
''AII the daily newspapers will be Represented excsp.
1ne he SAID SEd go" vii W'ii form nI IN Cedar be.
fore p. m. on SATURDAY. and prooao! VIII "o'
Mayor Sir strong was at the meeting. and mad.
short speech congrauatng the members o. ths
club for their activity in the campaign he :, san
carriage because the boys wouldn't let him walk
bur he would feel prouder "a repres ntinS me DUST
ness men OF TIE city in the parade than e ever ma"
felt as Mayor other speeches were made ny men
ber- Of the club. There will be another meeting TO-
morrow afternoon IN the headquarters ,,
under the title of the Furnace. Range and stove
Manufacturers Non-Partisau Sound Money i-eaer'.
and among the firms who nave ssnen IN, nrt''O. no.,
for participation in tho parade for ihcnsclVrs an
such OF their employees as desire to ,9lh are ~,
loving. about all tho concerns ~ ,nls M ~ W."
ness in the wholesale way in the city: The R1nnrd-
son and Boynton Company. the l,nion stoy. Mork.'
Eugene Munsel & 90. Ely. Ramsey CO.. DAWN,
Stoy. and Manufacturing company, mar ~
CoIby a. Co. Richardson and Morgan COMPANY.
& Co. william Kirby Pcekshill stove Works. "
Company Robert Campbell. Brarihai-lDean o..
W Jackson's Sons Abram Cox 'tove '9pmpa aI
company Stove Manufacturers Repair AssociatiDl
and Edward A. Jackson x Brother. These nrHis
n are seems 10 be q lsudablc disposition on the
part OF the different trades participating IN IN, me
parade 70 Guido one nSener IN ipr , nartic,pated
in former great parades The Lower Wail sieet
business Nils Association Is WasnF ots and
corr. of clerks under charge Of the secretary Be
sides It's banner. which Is said TO be one OF tne
hardson.st made IN this cit, special feature
m'ill b" rasdo of the New York Banks Gee club 81
10 members which will sing patriotic so,es iu,'ts
The march AnS moi 81 h en.' viii H be- carried by eacn
member Of the association. The first company WI
consist OF those VINO are Democrats c",,ynS
III. club Country before Party. ..... A..
AT meeting OF the Police BOARD YESTERDAY after
noon a letter was read from thief Comm. EiOt'st,
ing agains, the prospective passig" ny me b1'Iu
OF Aldermen OF a resolution giving permission 10
nIac.s ,long the route Of the parade trucks anu
other vehicles TO be- used as stands FROM "hch 70
So. TIE procession. . , Il,
such a uqnner would be to invite disaster, serious
accident and loss OF lie The CommssioneTGs ss eH
pressed hems lives a. IN accord with MN anu seht
his letter q the Aldermen.