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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

e. +. Brown, of the Times-J ournal,
Is here from Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Hicks predicts thunder storms for
this section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Coyle shipped big consignment of
hogs to Atlanta yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

S. a. stewart returned to oklahoma
City yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Mrs. S. G. Denny returned to okla
homa City yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Lincoln Mckinley, OF the Newlsirk
Republican, is in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Joe Carter is down from Wichita.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

&. W. Murphy came over from Still
water yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Judge L. Nj. Lane Of Kingfsher is
in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Mrs. A. c. Potter died in Perry yes.
terday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

j. d. Hale, deputy clerk OF Pawne
county, is in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

II you can't go 10 Colorado or the
seashore, drink Cheadle's Famous Pop
~ hana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Personal Points and Matters Transpirine
In and About the City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

G. W. viclers returned TO Alva last
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

NJ. S. Mounts of the Tecumseh Lea
der, is in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Harry Gilstrap, OF the Chandler
News, is in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

w H. Peters, Of the Pawnee Dis
patch, Is in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

Mrs. NJ b Islley, of Perry was in
the city yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08
CITY In BRIEF.

Personal Points and Matters Transpiring
In and About the CITY
Joe Carter is down from Wichita
Judge Edwards is down from Cross
Half rate to Oklahoma City tomor.
row.
Capt. Day, of blackwell, is in the
city.
Rev. Bueker is home from Oklahoma
City.
Doc Mouronen, of oklhaoma City, is
here.
Mrs. A. c. Potter died in Perry yes.
terday,
G. w. viclers returned TO Alva last
evening
Judge L. NJ Lane Of Kingfsher, is
in the city.
Hicks predicts thunder storms for
this section.
S. a. stewart returned to oklahoma
City yesterday.
G. W. Murphy came over from Still
water yesterday.
NJ. S. Mounts of the Tecumseh Lea
der, is in the city.
w II. Peters, Of the Pawnee Dis
patch, Is in the city.
Mrs. NJ b Islley, of Perry was in
the city yesterday
Harry Gilstrap, OF the Chandler
News is in the city.
j. h. Hale, deputy clerk OF Pawnee
county, is in the city.
Mrs. S. G. Denny returned to okla
homa City yesterday.
Lincoln Mckinley, OF the Newkirk
Republican, is in the city.
Coyle shipped big consignment Of
hogs to Atlanta yesterday.
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q T.. Brown, of the Times-J ournal,
is here from Oklahoma City.
j. A. Burkholder, register OF deeds
OF Pawnee county, is in the city.
d. f. Salliday and f. C. Devilhliss
OF Kansas City, are at the Royal
L. A. Perry, of the Enterprise Times
WAS down from Perry yesterday.
mn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
A sOryD MONEY Rally N THE IIIIrR.
THE FUTURE or THE NATIONAL. DEMOCRACY DBs
cLARED TO BF A BRIGHT ONE.

THE FUTURE OF THE NATIONAL. DEMOCRACY DBs
CLARED TO BE A BRIGHT ONE
The Sound Money Democrats OF the XXfXth As~
sembly District gathered in largo numbers In Steis
GERS Hail in Sevcnty-second-st. between Third
and Lexington aves. last night 10 declare their sup
port Of the indianapolis platform and to protest.
against reputation. The big assembly room was
well flied ard an overflow meeting provlde1
for those who preferred to hear politics discussed IN
the open air. A display OF fireworks in front OF
the hail. an illuminated campaign wagon which
made the circuit Of the neghborhood with din.
ner-belI accompaniment before the meeting. and
the music which Baums Band contributed. all
served TO make the meeting \ centre of attraction.
John r Kelly. chairman OF the National Demo-
cratic organization OF the district. introduced Civil
Service Commissioner Everett T. Wheeler as the
presiding officer. Mr. Wheeler called out applause
who had BETRAYED the Democratic party. were on
the eve of crushing defeat. He quoted Andrew
Jackson's OF 1884, favoring the gold stands
ard to the fallacy Of Bryans plea that Demo.
Gratis had supported IT. and predicted brilIs
liant future for the National Democratic party.
William g. Curtis National Democratic Commits
teeman for New-Jersey. then spoke. He vindicated
the Cleveland Administration amid vigorous ~
plause commanding the Presidents action at the
time OF the Chicago riots especially. Later on he
said: ''The National Democratic party 10 bound
to meet success. because II has established tha
economic principles Of the future, because It has
entered on an effective protest against brysntsm
any other force or forces to accomplish RryaA4
George Walton Green vas ths asxt lpssAsH, :.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
Flint'S Fine Furniture.
DAMASCUS AND BENARES
LAMPS ON THE 1TH FLOOR.
hands and pure heart. may reach tho hignest
places in the gift of the Republic
REPI BLICANS IN THE POST OF HONOR.

IN interesting PARTY Of representative" PttsburE
business mon arrived at ll.31 They were met by
the reception committee and taken I'm carriages 70
Major McKinloy's home. whore they were received
In the library The spokesman for .he Pittsburg
callers WAS j. NJ schoonmak'r. who made an eo-
auent address Major Mckinley, in responding,
said
| very much appreciate this call, and II gives
me great encouragement 10 have the assnr-
ance of your confidence and goodwill II Is
good omen to the country when its business
men become actively concerned in the rIghtfu'
settlement Of public questions. and II is giori-
Gus omen 10 us all that not only the business
men. but the workngmen Of the country are
in harmony and coming together for tn" trf-
umph Of sound principles, sound money ana
tariff tnat will give sufficient money TO
run the Government and encourage nome IN
dustries and labor
As you say. the campaign Is most wal one:
It is vital 10 every American interest. as l
view It. II is a proud post Of honor that the
Republican party occupies TO-DAY. NO parry
ever occupied prouder or more advanced posi-.
ton representing much that Is gooh ana
valuable in government in which so many OF
our vast industries are involved. | trust tnat
Tuesday next will ird that the American peo-
pie. by large majorities are standing Tor couh-
try and the country's honor. | thank you 1or
this call.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

Police Commissioner Roosevelt yesterday made
,a,iot -, cer,ain statements contained In report
,eIcrraphcd from Chicago and printed yesterday
I'm a morning newspaper of this city; he Is re-
ported as having said that ne wouln ne rcau! ,h o
neo, Governor AItgeld sword TO sword upon tne
field of battle at the head Of his reglmsn' MI MT;
Roosevelt saws that he rresumeS the artlce rsists
~ a conversation he held with the editor OF me
paper in question two or three weeks ago: or sne c
ruracy" saws Mr. Roosevelt. may be tested py
his effort to reproduce from memory wnat sd sa,u
ti,t In nuotation marks and In the nrst person;
The naragraph containing tho sword-in-nan ana
mead of.a.regment business IL sheer nveh''9n; 9i
nd a very Clumsy invention at that what did
saw 10 him was exactly what have said IN one
form or another repeatedly on the stump, ina. !
decIired 10 regard Mr. Altgeld "a an ordinary po-
ii,,cai opponcnt chasing him with Debs and other
;nciters1 10 riot and mob violence as dangerous
~ ~ ordsr,v liberty who. II he had his way.
Would plunge this country into terrible CIVIC as
"a -
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
THE FLAG TRADE HUMMING.
TREMENDOUS DEMAND FOR THE STARS
AND STRIPES.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS HOUSES DECORATING FOR
THE PARADE-A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF
THE NATIONAL CoIOEs.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS HOUSES DECORATING FOX
THE PARADE-A SPLENDID DISPLAY or
THE NATIONAL coLoHs.
The general movement to decorate public build
,nCs and business blocks honor OF tho parade was
begun on Wednesday. II WAS continued all day
yesterday along Broadway and in the side down
town business streets and flag dealers In every
quarter Of the city were driven almost frantic with
the orders by telephone and over the counter Tor
flags OF all sizes and grades Flag manufacturers
as has been noted in The Tribune, are simply
swar1ped with orders. and yesterday the drygoods
stores were kept busy with calls for bunting for
streamers and for fcstooning purposes.
II cannot give you any idea said a nag dealer
yesterday afternoon 'of the number OF flags Of all
sizes that we have disposed of in the week and
especially the last three days. We have been sell
ing and ordering and cannot get the orders filled
fast enough to supply the demand. which stu seems
20 IN the increase. 1t * wonderful the onthusi-
asm the people are displaying for flags. you can
not get them to turn their attention to any other
form Of decoration. Try may. and we don't
have much time for talk. can DO nothing to
stem the tide in favor OF the Nag.
With all the hustle Of preparation and the rapid
increase OF the bright embems on every hand. II
estimated yesterday that there Will he more
than 20.c" on exhibition on Saturday. No" they
beginning to make their appearance from the
windows OF dwelling and apartment houses up
town. As for the business part Of New Nork iand.
marks are almost entirely concealed ALREADY ana
by tonight few buildings will lack the decoration
OF the stars and Stripes Fulton-st.. from Broad
way 10 the East River. Yesterday afternoon was a
striking play OF color Broadway. from the Bat
terry 'anal-si, gay with hags, ana th"re
was not an intcrsccting street that did not bear
testimony 10 the political preferences OF the men
doing business therein.
The display OF flags in Wall-st. yesterday was
twice as great the day before. and II may
be set down certain that this district will to-
morrow be literally hidden in he National colors.
Russell Sage suspended large nag from cable
extending from a window In his office in Rector
ST. just of Broadway. 10 tree In Trinity Church
yard.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
PLANS TO HANDLE THE CRo" DS'

,u,rr coyrJNs ARRANGEMENTS FOR POLICING
THE ROUTE
chief OF Police Conlin yesterday announced me
arrangemon-s which he had made Tor police work
alonp the line ~ to-morrows great parade. IN
spec,or cortrght will have charge OF the ponce
from the Battery to Cansl-st. In ahhi'loh 10 Il
eumcion, force OF men, with captains. sergeanis
and roundsmen that will be assigned TO MIN 10
cover this territory. he will have the services OF
Two mounted rcundsmen and ten mounted p"fo.-
mon 10 assis, him and his mon In Keeping Broad
way clear until the second division OF the parade
catches up with the frs. division.
There will be fifteen patrol wagons distribute"
along the line, at Bowling Green. Rcctor-st.. Dey-
~ chambors-st Thomas-st.. lIoWard-st. Spring
81, and Rleeckcr-st Waverley Plac" at Broad"ay :.
Wsvcrlcy Place west OF Fifth-avc.. Fir"cnih-s'.
west OF Fifth-svc, Twenty second 81 Hes, o.
Eifth-ave Fifth-aVc north OF Thirty nrst-st Mao
isonaye north Of Thirty-fourth st. and Fifth,ave
north Of Fortieth-st. Each patrol wagon VIII ne
ready for ambulance duty and police surgeon
will he assigned TO eaci
Chief Conlin has issued number OF passes,
which he will distribute 10 members OF the press
whose duties may require them 10 pass through
lines.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
CROWDS AT LAST NIGHTS MEETINGS.
. RALLY ~ poRpHAM sorAnr-TTiE roET SCOTT
TALKS TO WOnKINGMEN.

. RALLY ~ pORDHAM sot'AHE-TIiF PofT SCOT
TALKS TO worKINGMEN.
rh. .ouare ~ Fordham Village. which Is tho
homo OF Purroy and is a Tammdny stronghold.
was crowded last night a. q mass-meeting hoid
under the auspices OF the Mckinley League Of IN"
XXXVth Assembly District I'm and in front Of Re
nub,lcau Hall II. l.. Stoddart presided. and the
rpmnskcrs wcr, william. L. Ward. candidate for Con-
pr.ss. Douglas Mathewson. candidate FOR tn. As-
IG,nn'S mh,Sorn J " Ha~cs. Arthur DURAN Sherman
Taiison Evans and J. s. fost
4, Harry Howard Square and Paradise Park last
night John Murray Mitchell Congressman from the
with District. and Captain Jack Crawford. tn"
noe, scout OF Now Mexico. talked TO workingm"n
Mr. Mitchell talked on the financial question in a
simple and businesske manner, and receirrd
marked attention and frequent applause Inc
..poef scout made a pronounced MI. ~" wa
listened TO with The most earneSi atehtno,. ",1 f
ceived many rounds Of applause IN tne ours OF ~.
speech and three cheers and tiger "hrn ~" M
shcd In winding up his in dy De ,ns ,Sror
each worklfgmdn
The Republicans Of Morris Heights showed 'hoir
.,h,siosyn las, evening by a parade through tho
nrincipaI streets OF that section Of the city and
rassmectinp AZ the clubhous" of the MOTIFS
Heights Republican club. No i.IS sedgwick;ays
Dr hdrcsses were made by Andrew Powc and
Park Commissioner McMiIIah
Thp
,,,,;o, ,urped ont I'm large numbers last night 10
a,,ond the ra atihcation meeting or 81 Marks COL
cred Methodist Church. in ffty-third-s'. near
rigb,ba ave. held under the auspices OF IN" 81
uarL,s Iyceum and the Republican National
Annex fhe church was decorated ana II Wa va,
.,,'aJ m tho doors The Rev. Dr. Lyons presided
pa "rosolutions wera adopted denouncing the 'n-
o anu nI,tform and ndorsng the Republican plat
tnrn Among the speakers were ex-''overnor Pinch
h ,oih - o,,isiana senator Bruce. Congressman
p"smuci r Ougg and X. e. shannon. and General
reuiu' o. - Hamilton, Charles r. Butler. y. Nc
Emt. EHo Stewart and Edward Lauterbach.
uass-meeting under the auspices Of the Demo
cratic Honest Money League. was held In the hall!
., Rrady's Dancing Academy, One-hundred-aiid-
,,entv-niuth-st. and AmsteI dam-ave.. last even
- The large hall was crowded and the audience
ns mnssnifested its appreciation by hearty applause
Tho sneakers were Police Commissioner Andrews,
Ma tor John Byrne Asa .. Allen and others
The IoyaI Republican Club OF Harlem also heid
,n.ss-ueeting at One-hundrc and twenty seventh
AZ and Sevuth-ave.. at which Police Commissioner
Frederick d. Grant. julius Meyer, Captain Hayier t.
and others spoke from stand or the leading Ieat
ures Of the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
ciupATGN ODDS AND ENDS.

H. ,,do,c,deuc. Hall Democracy a new organ
iza,'on opposed 10 Tammanv VAN, mas p''h
launched. and held it, first meeting at Thlrd-ave-
Prominent tn tho new movement are former IN
else Commissioner julius iiar9ursoI, yh,rnnbom yp,n
Townsend George Bliar. "N-Ald"rihan Aorthi'r'
Mead Park Avenue improvement '1T @ fniSsionr' som
burger Charles j. McG"e and DAn"l Jacobs
Sound Money Democrats have been making IN
ouiries like this. ~ voter wants To Noi" ior th'
Mckinley electors and for IN" Democratic candi-
da,. for Governor can he bracket the vhol" l!St
80 .ler,ors and make one cross" II ne does. his
ballot will void. The proper WAY ! 70 NIX +"
ross mark I'm the circle ut the top OF the R"pub-
irnn column and then make crossmarks IN the
suarcs 10 the left of tho names or cAnhhd,'S LOT
whom tho voter wants 10 vote IN tho other columns.
\ man who has lived at an aparim"nt-house IN
Ff,b-ave ir the winter. and has stored his furni-
turo there while hc has been away In me summer
for two years wants to know If he has the rsnl 10
vote from that house when ne claims AS M '.,'-
dnn.o lie can II ne has been registered from the
house
rbc Ucll Gate Republican club. Of the NNNth
Assembly District has made arrangements TO dis
pIay the election returns at the clubhouse. at NO
so East Eightysxh-st. ON Iue,ay nisn, ,o rn@re ere
nc. and a sicreopticon will be used 10 throw the
ir,,rcs on a large screen in front OF the house
school for tho Instruction OF voters has been
o,o,od al M ~ Delaney st. which will be open
mis- evening and on Monday evening between )
and ~ y. m
All Republicans OF III" NNNIIth Assembly Dis
,ricf are invited to hear the returns on cleo
,io, nicnt at the campaign headquarters, NO 'o'
Siy, 10 which a private wire Will he run.
The Sound Money Democrats OF the AAlSt AS
semblv District will have torchlisht parade
,ht, aver,nc from their headquarters. No. 1903
,me,ord,m-ayc TO Durland's Riding Academy.
ynnrc a large meeting will he hcld c. Muller. Jr
will he the grand marshal
The Non-Partisan Sound Money League VIII dis
pI,y the election returns from its headquarters III
tho Marion House at Broadway and Fourteenth
~, an TunqdaV night. i'm such manner that they
csn be snen and read from almost every part OF
Union square.
Dr Ferdinand Seegcr. chairman Of tho Anti
Monopoly League. has announced his opposition 10
William J. Bryan. on tho ground mar Tree silver
would create the greatest monopoly the world mas
ever known.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

William c. Bryant publisher Of The Brooklyn
Times" TO make short speech. and after Mr.. Bry-
ant had got through ne about 10 introduce an
other speaker. when Guy II. Hubbard. the secre-
tary Of the club. claimed the floor. Mr. Hubbard
opened box containing the and umbrella. and
presented them 10 Mr.. Drisler with pleasant
speech.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
CLOSING TIE CAMPAIGN.
FrvAr. RALLIES TO NIGHT IN ALMOST ENtNf D''
rRrcT-ACTrvITY IN THE CLUBS

TRI,T-ACTrvITY ~ THE cLtBS'
Meetings will he held tonight under the auspices
Of the Campaign Committee of the Sound Money
Democratic State Committee, Of which John 10
Witt Warner is chairman. at caledonia Hall: Ihir-
teontb-.t eost Of Eiphth-ave. No. 266 East Ientho
g, nnri,,nG.s Academy. in Eighth-ave., No S2a
Second-ave.: No i9s East SIXTY -fonrth-st' 10
iii Ni,i;ssye and one-h1ndred and-forty eighth
81 in Mount Vernon and In Walton. y. - Coni, I
prehensive list OF speakers is announced TOT c"o"
meeting
A final rally will be held in tho rooms of TN" New
Amsterdam Republican club this evening from'-
ncnt speakers will h" In ATTENDANCE anu '""e'
David Mitchell will preside.
The 1amcs @ Blaine club OF No 2l3 East Broad
way. will close it's campaign this evening Win a
r,ass-meeing AZ which Miss Helen bos%cn'
Colonel Frederick y. Grant Abraham 'r"',"r, 70
ward Mandcll Timothy j 'ampb'li ana ;I Jomn =.
Denny will speak. The quartet ot thc Noihdn i :
rcpublican League Will SING the latest campaign
songs.
. n,radc followed bv Indoor and outdoor meet
ing. Al th.. iIelleaie Republican club House" No
80 East Eshty.sixth-st.. vii wind up me sh, can
Eaisn In ths XXNth As'eHIS oHIoGk and the meetings
viii he held an hour Later tNnn0bSn Am0hG nv Pmr
viii be 4 b camp6y rr6ws = General "'G coIis Elias Good
man philip n Low. Louis H. bold lh'Puo,hh Ph ~, "a
Brickncr, candidate for Assemp'y' """ '"0'' W.
J0ng
,..rnaipr songs bv tho Diamond quartet ana
r.ecb.- bv Job T. Hedges. Gilbert r. iiawes and
thers viii be- heard this evening A. the mass meet
ina AT the West Side Republican club 30 i"s "e't
Eighty fond-st,
The Repnbucans % Williamshridgc are TO nav" q
narodc and a mass-meeting this evening. Inc
p,ec,inr WILL he held In Jerome Hall. on Nnlte
Platns-ave.. and there Will he NUMBER OF P'o"il-
ncnt speakers
There will he opcn-air mass-meetins at wash
,,r,on and Morris ST. ct o'clock tonight. TO be
addressed by Franklin Bartlett and "enerAi
- Bciruc
. rally OF swedsh.Amcricans who are IN faNor
~ honest money and protection will be held To-
nigh, In The T.utonia Assembly Rooms M IhlIu-
.r. and SiXtceuth-st under the auspices or UT"
Central Organization OF Swedish american fs'pun
iicnn District clubs OF New ork NJ spy,heIr
viU include Colonel r. II. Grant the rev pr =
- Ohman OF New Britain. Conn: Mrs 1harcs
Winsiow Captain G. ". Shroeder and Gusiave
Sicstrom.
There viii bc mass-m"eting under IN" auspices
- the Independent League Of AFRO American he-
publicans IN Bethel church. Twenty-iifth-s',: near
Fi.hfh-ave tonight Theodore Roosevelt y
senator R X Bruce and the Rows. W. D. 'ovh,
Trmesf Tvon and J NJ Henderson Will be the
speakers
Ronublican mass-mceting will hc held tonight
I'm PeInon-avc. cast OF Fordham Square. M which
.,...chos r,lIi be made by wilbur r. Wakeman.
..crctary OF tho American Proiectivr arm
I.aoue+ Elias Goodman. Ernest thll MONTAGUE
icssler Alfred T.. Ommen and Douglas N'th""-
son candidate FOR the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
To PROCLAIM SOUND MONEY FROa THE
SKIES

,ovai and Interesting feature in connection with
tho narade tomorrow will he the highi Of train
NJ ,ail,ess kites IN Of sound money by Gilbert
T. Woclorr the Tho flight will take
,iaca from the tower Of the Judson Building. on
sou.o Washington Square. and will be in the fu
,iew az the paraders as tho procession turns from
Waverlev Place on the north side OF Washington
SQUARE into Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
TUr CPOp SITUATION N INDIA.

Landau oct 9-Cablc dispatches received from
Rombav say that the drouth continues with no
sgus Of abatement and that tho crop situation
I'm India is daily becoming NOR" serious.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

Broadway and Worth-st.. AT 3.l5 a. m. report
ing promptly TO Chief Of Aids Major L. Curtis
Brackett. Dress: Dark business suits derby
hats. dark-coored gloves. white sash worn
from left shoulder 10 right side, and badge
1pinned upon the SASH. No whips or gantlets.
The escort will form in Park Place at S:lo a m,
reporting 10 the Chief Of Aids; the squadron
under the command Of De Ruyter Holins on
the south side OF Park Place. right resting on
Broadway: the squadron under the command
Of Walter j. Peck on the north side. right rest
ing on Church-st. Aids detailed for special duty
with Special Aid General Nicholas W. Day will
repor, to him promptly at Bowling Green AT
10 o'clock a. AS aids arrive at Broadway
and worth-st. they will form in line. right
resting on Worth-st. line extending south The
formation on the line Of march Will be ten files
front. close column.
NO FANCY HATS WANTED
The marshal Of the Bankers and Brokers
Republican Club William Evans jr.. has been
so overwhelmed with applications that The an
swers 10 the applicants have been somewhat
delayed. but all those who have applied will
receive their places by calling Broad-st.
south Of Wall-st. at 2:45 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon. Rumors have TO tho marshal
that certain persons were lying awake nights
IN the effort TO evolve some fearful and wonder
ful kind OF hat TO wear in the parade To such
reniuses he desires TO say that they might as
we'll give themselves a rest. for nothing Of the
sort will be allowed The members of this
division are requested to wear plain derby
hats They Will be supplied with canes and
Aags on the day Of the parade
The Shirt, Collar. Neckwear and Haberdash-
ers' Legion will join the CIo,hiers' Legion. as
s.mblng at No. IS Lafayette Place a, 2 n. m
They will be in command OF Marshal W
Scriven
The parade. as originally Announced mill no
OF strictly business character No ur,,or,,.d
organizations will he allowed and M ho..u.
except those OF the Grand Marshal and ,,s
staf. and those that will draw the carr,.oo
containing Mayor Strong Floats. too ,ro
barred out, as well as all out-of town organiza
ucns' many Of which have applied for adroi,
sion. II clubs from out of town were to he
admitted. the procession would hardly be over
before Sunday morning
Campaign notices and inscriptions will be per
nitted. as well legends giving the names OF
the organization. but no firm names will appea,
IN the line. and nothing that savors Of advertis
Ing. Anybody who tries this species OF tho for
hidden will wish he hadn't. 40 say the authorities
STUDENTS WANTED TO WHOOP THINGS Up
A. Noel Brakeman. General Porters chief o.
STAFF. has made a suggestion which will doubtless
inspirit the tall Of the parade. He proposes thai
bring up the and whoop things up generally
IN the manner with which all college men ha ve
been at some time or other familiar II his sug-