New-York tribune., 1896-10-27

Tho Popocra;i" leaders in Ncw-York have
taken their cue from Mr. Bryan. and c!rcu-
latlng all sorts of warns about how large employ
ers compel their employees to wear Mckinley but
tens and they give fake accounts OF all sorts of
coercive methods Among other stories circulated
yesterday TO the effect that Brooks
Brothers had asked their employees TO contribute
money toward next Saturdays parade. The mem
bcrs OF the finn made an indignant denial of the
story and said that under the leadership OF George
H. Stevens the men IN their employ had organized
"A Mckinley club. and that they would parade 200
strong on Saturday. we asked no one 10 join the
club" n member Of the firm said. 'and as to any
n an In our employ being asked TO contribute
money toward making the Saturday parade
succcss-the story IS simply faise Chauncey n
pleased with General iiarrsons denuncaton OF
'End ra,irnad men in Rochester said Nr Depew and
1 say II again. that the New York Central Rail-
road does not care to know how any man in its
pretty we'll convinced OF the fact II should hear
oo,,rsl t. "pinions YOU may rest assured that the
person who discharged the man would be brought
TO terms. and the discharged man would be re-
insaed."
The Quigg club, No a1l Amsterdam-ave.. has
completed arrangements for receiving the returns
ON election night. A special wire will be connected
with its rooms and the returns will I've displayed
on a stcreortcon for the accommodation OF the
public.
The Thomas jefferson Independent Democratic
| Association OF the With Assembly District. which
has s headoua rters at No f2S Allen-st has bolted
the Democratic ticket. The association will In
dorse Timothy ]. Campbell for Congress and
| Charles S. Adler for. the Assembly.
The only sound-money banner In First-ave. has
inst been flung to the breeze by the members of
| the Rrokaw Mission an offshoot OF Dr. Kittredge's
! church The mission is at FIrst-ave. and Sxteth-
| ct and the original intention Of DR.. Kittredge's
dock was TO have the banner wave at that section
| of the avenue The project. however was so
earnestly opposed by the free.siivsr partsans who
| hammer had TO be moved down the avenue, be-
tween Fifty seventh and Fiftyeghth SITS. Its un-
Grling was greeted with enthusiasm by the sound
money advocates
! Colonel Archie c. Fisk. silver candidate for Con-
| gress In the XVIII Congress District, has chal-
| Ienged Philip b. Low and William II. Burke. Re
| publican and Tammany Congress candidates. re-
spectively TO debate on the silver question, to
| take place Thursday night.
The following mass-meetngs have been arranged
! for this afternoon and evening:
Republican Campaign Committee Of the XXIXth
| Assembly District. No u East Fifty -ninth-st at
! y. m.; speakers, Mayor Strong Chauncey NJ Depew,
I General Horace Porter. General Anson &. McCook
I Meeting In the XVII Assembly District Wendel's
Casino. Forty -fourth-st. and Nnth-ave at p, m.; !;
speakers, Richard G. shannon. candidate for Con.
| Francis r. Laimbeer and James w. Perry.
The Publishers and Advertisers Sound Money
Club. "The Times Building. Rooms Nos. 20 and q.
west Side Republican club (xIvth, Congress Dis.
trict) Duriands Riding Academy. sixtiefh-st. and