The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-30
FLAG DAYS MARCH
Programme Of Tomorrow s
Monster Demonstration
in New York.
IT WILL KEEP ON ALL DAY
A Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Men Expected to
Parade.
THE CAMPAIGNS LAST FHRoEs
Turbulent Bryanites Try to Break
Up ! Meeting in . Church
In This City.

NEW YORK, Oct. 80, Thousands
and thousands of sound money men We're
anxiously watching Local Forecaster
Dunn's bulletin today in the hope that
his prognostication Of fair and colder
weather for tomorrow would be confirmed.
If it Is, and he has every reason to believe
it will be, over 10000, and probably 10000
men will march up Broadway to signify
their desire for the preservation of the
nations honor.
Although the Grand Marshal thought
that the limit had been reached ON Mon
day when he felt that he could count on
100000 men in case of fine weather, ap-
plications for new divisions and for IN
creased accommodations for divisions al
ready provided for have been coming in
every hour to the central Office of the
organization IN the Mills building. The
italian Business Mems Sound Money AS
sociation, numbering 500 men: the Whole
sale Furniture Trade, with 70o men; the
New York Cycle Board of Trade, with 25O
men, and the Wool Exchange Sound
Money Association, 400 men strong, were
assigned to places in the line yesterday
swelling the grand total to nearly 10000
men. One division. the Railway Protec-
tive Machinery Supply and Metal Trade
Association. announced that it would
have 7.70O men instead OF 5000 as original
" reported, and there are many organiza-
tons that have received recruits without
fling a formal notification at headquar-
tiers.
We have been obliged to refuse all re-
quests of out of town organizations for
places in the procession said one of the
marshals. and there have been. hundreds
of them from Long Island, Jersey City
and places above the Harlem River. We
shall have enough men as it is; more. in
lact, than have ever participated in a
parade on this continent. We hope to be
a9le TO move men at the rate of 10000 an
nonr, but with unframed men ANYTHING
closer than rough estimate of how long
the parade VIII last would be absurd.
Some divisions will undoubtedly be bet
ter disciplined than Others. Ali can be
relied upon, however, to do their best and
we look for no serious difficulties in NOV
ing them. The only point where a block
ade might occur is at Fortieth street and
Fifth avenue, where the men are TO be dis
missed. We shall take especial pains at
this point TO prevent dismissed men from
returning along the line of march, and we
expect assistance of the police in keeping
the crowd back at this point It will be a
good natured, sympathetic crowd every
where, and will be ready to give US all
the room we want once the nanoeuVre is
understood,
''It viii be grand parade, and a bigger
demonstration than any of US viii live to
see again.
General Order No. 5. containing a list Of
the aides and staff, was made public last
night. Il follows:-
Chief Of staH-A. Noel Brakeman
Chief OF asdeS-I1. Curtis Rrackett
Special aides..Charles y. Swift. Nicho-
las W. Day Abraham G. Mills, Charles
Aides-George B. Agnew, C. Graham
Bacon, Jr., William w. Baird. Ira H. Bar
rows, George NJ. Barry, S. ]. Blooming
dale, Wilbur T. Brown, Charles NJ Clarke.
Richard 2. Cochran, Samuel Collins,
Lloyd Coils. Charles I. De Bevoise, A. G..
Dickinson, H. H. Doughenty, A. e. Drake,
Stuart Duncan, DIR. F'itzhugh Edwards,
George q. Faihys, William N. Fleisch-
MANN Edward S. Fowler, George L. Gil
lon, James r. Gilmore, John N. Golding,
Ray t. Gordon, e. Fauvel Gouralld UIys-
ses 5. Grant, George H. Hallet, NJ. J. Har-
rington, Warren M. Healey, William L.
Heernance. Charles D.. Heuberer. Chas.
aR. Hfckox, Jr. T. w B. Hughes, Clifford
Hurry, L. G. Ivory, Robert w. Leonard,
Max ]. Lissauer, Hon. Edison Lewis, AL
bert w. Lilienthal, Van D. Macumber, r.
3. Miller, James r. O'Beirne, George G.
Parkinson, E. L. Partridge, George W.
Perkins, Thomas Rand, James c. Reed,
~. M. Robertson, A. F. Schermerhorn,
John Winfield Scott, Francis w. Seagrist,
Jr.; Isaac N. Seligman, James Shewan,
Jr.; Howard c. Smith, w. r. Spooner,
Charles e. Sprague, Aryles Standish, Will
lam f. Stevens. Edward A. Sumner. H.
Suydam Ivan Tailon, Albert Tilt. Win
throp M. Tuttle, Aaron Vanderbilt, Will
lam E. Van Wyck, Edward H. Walker,
James Weir. Alfred Wendt, William T..
Wilcox. H, olin Wilson, John G. WiAtjen.
Gen. HORACE PORTER.
Grand Marshal
A. NOEL BRAKEMAN,
Chief of Staff.
At Police Headquarters yesterday it
was said that arrangements had been
practically completed for handling the
crowds. The following assignments to
divisions ard positions of the police were
The fifteen patrol wagons VIII be dis
trlhuted along the line of march, at Bowl
ing Green, Rector street, Dey street.
Chambers street, Thomas street, Howard
street, Spring street, BleecIser street,
Maverly place, west of Fifth avenue,
Fifteenth street, west of Fifth avenue;
avenue. Fifth avenue, north of Thirty
first street, Madison avenue, north of
Thirty.fourth street, and Fifth avenue,
north of Fortieth street.
The patrol wagons Will be used for
ambulance duty. and a. police surgeon viii
be assigned TO each. AS part of the am
stations at convenient points, each in
charge of a competent operator and con-
Meeting with the Office of thes Chief OF
Police. SO that he may keep in touch
with the parade all along the line The
operators will also be ready TO receive
and transmit ambulance calls to the pa
troll wagons. There will also be a tele-
phone in the stand at Madison Square.
and two anbulances will be stationed at
that point.
Inspector Cortright will be in charge
of the police from the Battery up Broad
way to Canal street, and also In all the
streets in the lower part of the city where
divisions win form. He viii have sufff-
cient force of men, with Captains and
Sergeants, and two mounted roundsmen
and ten mounted patroinen viii assist
him in keeping Broadway clear until the
second division catches the first.
Acting Inspector Thompson will have
charge of the Broadway route, from
Canal street to Waverly place, with a
mounted force of one ro,indsman and ten
| patrolmen. Acting Inspector Harley. with
1.-the same mounted force. will have charge
from Twenty-second street to Twenty
sixth street, including the reviewing
stands.
/ Acting Inspector McCullagh will have
charge from Tweflty-sixth street to Fd,1-