The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Wharf
Steamer ArgoAb Aboard.
and Mr.. De Young was heard to blush

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loudly.
Evan J. Coleman arose and said that he
had been an old-time Democrat and that
he had now turned Republican, not for
this time but for the rest of his life. He
marched once in a parade for General
Hancock and he swore that time that he
would never walk on cobbles again. But
this time he was determined to march for
Mckinley even If he had to go on one
foot.
Mr.. Coleman took exception to Mr..
Shortridge's fervent Republican remarks
and Mr.. Shortridge smilingly said that if
he had offended Mr.. Coleman's Demo-
cratic feelings he would apologize, where
upon both gentlemen smiled Republican
smile.
On motion of Mr.. Crocker Grand Mar
shall Stone of the National League of Re-
publican Clubs was indorsed as the grand
marshal of the business end of the parade
also.
Then the meeting adjourned until to-
morrow noon.
The following is the full committee of
arrangements:
Chairman, Frank W. Sumner; secretary, A.
de la Tore; treasurer, William Cluff; Frank
D. Worth, George H. Fairchild, Hugo Keil.
Andrew Branch. V. T. Nor thrup, General john
F. Sheehan, Frank S. Johnson, James Kip, l. J.
Truman, I. B. Morton. Arthur W. Spear
Vaughn Morgan, Thomas Z. Bannerman,
Oscar T. Lewis.
Ex-officio members-Grand marshal, Colonel
George Stone; chief of staff, George E. Morse;
chief aid, T. C. Masteller.
Henry J. Crocker, D. J. Staples, Wendell
Easton, T. Cary FrIedlander, Horace Davis, II.
Williams, F. L. Brown, David Rich, Fred w.
Van Sicklen, w. W. Montague, A. B. Patrick,
Moses Greenbaum, Isaac Upham, j. C. Cur
rier, Louis Sloss Jr., Julian Sonntag, Charles
CIinch, Joseph Rosenberg, Charles Bundschu,
John Tresser, George Tay, Thomas Dennigan,
Percy T. Morgan, Irving NJ Scott.
The following committees on manufac-
lures and trades were appointed by Chair
man Sumner:
Employing printers-G. F. Neal,eA. C. For
syth C. A. Murdock, n. A. Judd.
Dried fruits-B. N. Rowley, Frank Dalton, h.
Williams.
wines-J. ]. jacob; P. C. Rossi, J. H.
Morgan.
ewspapers-Charles NJ. shortridge, R. A.
Crothers, NJ. H. de Young.
Real estate-A. j. Rich G. H. U.nbsen, H. P.
Sonntag.
Insurance-Charles Christianson, D. J. Sta
pies, c. D. Havens, George C. Boardman.
Commission and auctioneers-Joseph S.
Spear, George H. Davis, Morris Greenebaum.
sait-B. f. Barton.
Sugar.. D. Spreckels.
Physicians-Dr. C. L. Deane.
Commercial travellers - Calvin Eubanks.
Sherman Blake, Martin Eienback.
In fol Don n
baum, B. Sheidman, Adam Grant.
The following petition was filed with
the committees:
1t having been decided that a grand
demonstration and day.parade be held in
San Fra ncisco on Saturday, October 81 in
the interest of sound money and sound
financial policy, we, the undersigned.
members of the hardware and metal
trades, express ourselves as heartily in
favor of the same, and agree to close our
respective places of business on that day
in order that such of our employees 8 NAV
desire can participate in the demonstra-
ton.
We, further, believing that a monster
parade such as is proposed by the busi-
ness men of San Francisco and vicinity
Will VIC Va SiSdb DCAcnb " bu0 cause ana
aid in bringing US back to prosperity,
hereby agree to lend our aid and support
in this movement.
We therefore authorize you to call a
meeting OF representatives of the hard.
ware and metal trades for the purpose OF
arranging plan by which our trades in
all the various branches may be organized
and then march as one body, employer
and employe, master and workman, side
by side, as they did in Chicago.
WAsHBURN & MoEN MFG. Co.,
FRANK L. Brown,
w. w. MONTAGUE & Co.,
A. A. WATKINS 81 Co,
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN Co..
BAKER & HAMILTON,
HoLBRooK, MERRILL & STETsoN,
MILLER, SLoss & ScoTT,
GEORGE w. GIBBS g. Co.,
CRANE Co.,
GEORGE n TIy CO.