New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


In order 20 encourage the patriotic feeling for
honest money without distinction OF party a num-
Der of business firms in John-st yesterday sent
out circular inviting their neishbors to display
the American flag every day during business hours
until after election. beginning at noon tomorrow.
The firms signing the circular Colgate & Co.
Raynor 4 Perkins Envelope Company. Humphreys
Homoeo- Medicine Company Morse Burtis. r w.
Gesswein Gomrsny RenG|amin :, d :, B,nson < Son
Ton q ShPmia1n W 3 Douglas u &C, g GautiGr t,,
bert 4 Parker Manufactur,ng company. Crosby
Steam Gauge and Valve Company. John F. Sarle,
ieve?F<. Rote's chophouss So"a and Tr5s Thomass G
Burrows
The Real Estate Sound Money Club Monday
No 50 Liber;y-st and elected the following
Horace :. Ely president George D. Barton.
secretary Henry c. Swords, treasurer, and J. r.
Doyle. chairman. c. W. Luys;er. : Elwood May
George L. Barton. A. f Msrlins. ". +. Caacnae-
y. Crimmins. James l" Wells and Others were chosen
vice presidents.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the In
surance Mems Sound Money club held In the
Manice Building No 3 Wlllianl-st.. yesterday for
the purpose Of completing their organization. The
following med men elected officers Of The
club: President George r. Patterson. vice,presi-
Higgins. Perciyal Chuoh. James A. Silyey, Richard
MGyTdS G99rT9 aS Tbdo6r1 4
W p Gleason secretary , Alfred M N Thorsurn
! have least ten thousand men In the business
mems parade on October 81.
Tha business and professional men of Broadway
be. ~een T~enty-six,h and Twen,y-sevenih and
! OF those streets near Broadway WI raist AZ Amer,
Prosperity to-day al +:So p m.
A large and hne campaign banner. with portrait
of Mckinley and Hobsrt and the names ~ MI the
Republican candidate. including the name ~
Theodore X Tuthili the candidate fc' Coroner has
been erected m IRON, Of the Colo.od ReDubcan
| Club at No l3 West Twenty-sixth-st l. vas pre-
sented TO The club by Samuel Moran. the president
Of the club
The Republican Campaign Committee o' the
XXIX,h Assembly District VII open ne Republican
campaign In his district with fnsss-neetins and
banner-raisng e. headG uar'ers No IS Ea.t Ffy-
ni1th-s-, III evening J. = cxp~c"i ma IhcoioTe
KO0seyel.. Edward L.aufer5ach. AeNa der T. Mason
| ing.
A move banner Is 70 be raised ny ne merchants
! Of Fulton-s:. In the Interests of Sound Money A.
| ! ?. today. T. i be Broadway ard : 20
bans irom T.,,tII ]Ths Eyeass ro1 badng % ne
| Van A len and Others Music vii be furnished by
side
The frs. Mckinley League Of the XXXIld As-
senbly District held a mass-meetiag and banner
/
| Third-ave. The houses u the negh5orhood werc
| brilliantly illuminate Two brass bands and NE
ana iTum fS,p nag When wa: dabqG on me fron
! of building above Transparency barring the
ily ercE Bernstr S PRESIDED and peche- made BY
Congressman Philip B Low. Frederick Horn hePub-
! lcan candidate for the Assembly fmll lAbHhhrI 2.
and Edward Gillespie.
The members " the Murray iI Battery re-
au.sted 10 report go o'clock this evening in full
uniform, 10 take part In the raising Of TWO Mckin-
| lev banners The headquarters j. at Forty-serond-
| II. and SeVenth-ave
The business men in the central part OF the city
appear 10 he AZ fuy alive 10 III. importance OF the
sound-Inoney campaign as their brethren In lower
gro,dwa, and it, neigh borhOCd This II shown In
the way they are following the example OF raising
the Nationa. colors and displaying the names n
! Mckinley and Hobart. the popular feature OF thr
| campa,gn Another handsome fag has been un-
! furled IN West Forty-secOnd-st by th. Spading-
Bidwen Compa ~ II IS splendid Natonal en-, m
Republican candidates for President and Vice Pres
/ dent emblazon ID thereon. The newly hoisted nag
I is being admired by the thousands VINO p'sr uhnti r
/ r. daily II is said that other merchants ana deal
or ers a. are nreIaring 10 do ikcwise A. West
| Forty-second-s,' is thoroughfare through which
! !, large proportion Of the visitors coming 10 New
! York pass the lesson taught by these Mckin ey and
Hobart ags cannot fa 10 sSoT Sro,on 10
/ the cause Of sound money and the maintenance Oh
! National honor.
,oi,,icat debate on the subject. Gold or silver.
! m aould the froe-coinage OF silver be benefit 10
! ,he wage-earners farmers and merchants through
ou, ,n,s country" viii be held at Groc"rs llal MOB
Il, and l4o East Fifty-seventn-st. this evening al
n,clo.k The thre, political parties VII! De rtPfr
I oar,,i bv the following men T. l.ilery Anderson
! Eobert y Kenyon. William NON speer ana j. faIr-
fax Mclaughlin
f.oIon,I John r Fellows. who Is 10 take me stump
,,, week In Wes' Virginia vii -pesk a. HHaiins-
- - Monday From West Virginia he goes 10 ine
iaryer r es o. Kentucky and Ieihes-et WhNlr Hes
- navr bee. arranz.d FOR him TX Ilci-A
'-19aV de- IAacey Nic0l. is 20 sprah a NV raven
.on %.n' an 6ctober % WIKI ex-GoveTno- Thomas VI
+ Wdlrr.
large and enthusiastic Republican maSs-m"eiIns
WAS IL Id Monday night In the auction rooms ~ Nj
sor A. 60 AT the foo. of SeVenihsi. under the aus
,ces ~ ne business Of the hardwood ana
,,ahoesnv trade The large room was profusriy dee
-.,ed v,i,h American rags and pictures of Mckin-
-, nd Uohart The crowd which filed the room 10
,h doors WIS composed almost entirely of the en-
Moves of firms III he hardwood trade y j On,
Piv,, sSrior member of the htn OF constantine ~
90 presided. The chief speaker was NJ j. Ne.fiieS
who ap2calcd strongly TO the sym Aes OF inose
nr.seni AZ a Working man himself Il" mad" "4ilh2
sueeeh IN favor Of honest money, ienouhc'hs rec
silver as bunco game OF the sINrr-nlihe n"nra any
money would De reduced oie-H"A' "'''' "'o'- ~
not be ma terlaly increased
II X announced by President ''reei ol ile re-
! uublican State League. which VIII hoiu It's h'I''h
annual convention In Syracuse next IhursoaS' 'ha'
Mr. Black and Mr.. Woodruff VIII ooth De present
! "A .nok. sneoches other orators of the day VIII