The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

S. Fay were appointed a committee on
parade.
1t was determined to have 100 men OF
association mounted on horses.
There will by flags, banners and yello"
chrysanthemums in abundance, ana those
prominent in the movement feel sure that
1000 men will march as representatives Oh
the MANY branches of business repre-
sented.
There was an enthusiastic committee
meeting of men from all lines of business
at Pioneer Hall last night and steps were
taken TO hasten parade arrangements with
the greatest speed.
It was stated that the real estate men
and property-owners will turn out 500
strong. They will furnish their own flags
and banners.
A committee from the machinists, foun-
drymen and allied trades reported that
men in every shop in town will yoluntar-
iIy march III the parade. Foundries will
close down at noon, and all ironworkers
who believe in sound money are invited
to march.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
the merchants and textile fabric dealers
yesterday at the Board of Trade rooms.
Messrs. Fisher Havens, Sheideman, HAM
burger and Dinkelspiel are the principal
committeeman in charge of the interests
OF this branch of trade. 1t IS reported that
many hundreds will march under the ban.
ners of this division.
G. W. McNear, a. L. Moseley and E.
Eyre were active yesterday on hehalf OF
the grain merchants and brokers. These
industries number hundreds OF jealous
Republicans in their number.
H. A Williams reported that there was
a meeting of members of the Fruit Ex-
change, at which great enthusiasm was
demonstrated. "We will be able to turn
out 1000 men with our banners and bands"
he said, land there is every indication
that the numbers will even exceed what l
have said.
f. Zan reported that there would be
large turnout OF men engaged in the broom
manufacturing industry.
T. Carey Friedlander of the California
Sound money League was a prominent
member of the committee and he took a
deep interest in the proceedings last night.
I'VE will gladly join the procession" he
said, ''and we invite all business men who
are unattached to come and march with
US. We will furnish good band and BAN
ners and flags galore
William Brunt reported that there
would be a big delegation OF printers in
line, and that they would distribute
20, COO sound money pamphlets during the
procession"
It was agreed to distribute at once a
large number of placards reading: This
place will close at noon on Saturday,
October 81" A thousand such placards
Will be distributed graluitously from the
Merchants Exchange.
Secretary De Ia Tore announced the
following names for the committee on
fnapce: I. J. Truman, F. S. Johnson, f.
w. Sumner. General ]. F. Sheehan, A.
Branch, f. S. Worth, J. Morton, ].
Upham. NJ. Greenebaum. Colonel ]. C.
Courier, A. J. Rich, II. J. Crocker,
Arthur Spear ano Horace Davis.
1t was reported that there would be
little trouble in raising even more money
than the occasion demands, as the people
are fully aroused and determined to de.
feat Bryan.
There were many bursts of enthusiasm
during the meeting, as when Cole Stone
announced that from his advices he be-
lieved 100000 strangers would be in town
on Saturday.
1t was determined that the finance COM
mittee meet at room Z, second floor of the
Mills building, this morning at o'clock,
to further arrange for money for the
parade.
Oscar Lewis made a fiery but brief
speech against coercion, saying: 1--WE
want none but Mckinley m en- in the pa
rade. The others can stand on the cross
ings and weep because they are not on the
same side of the house, but no CO.
ercion.''
The following call to fruit men was is
sued last night:
October 26, 1895.
A joint meeting of all green, dried and
canned fruit dealers is called at the rooms of
the San Francisco Fruit Exchange 317 and
319 Davis street, upstairs, at $50 P. NJ. on
Tuesday, October 27, for the purpose of ap-
pointing committees to take charge OF or
ganization and preliminary to joining in the
sound-money parade OF Saturday, October
81, 1896. h A. WILLIAMS,
FRANK DALTON,
B. n. RowLEY,
Committee.
The grand marshal last night issued the
following for the better understanding of
the people:
1.-The grand marshal would like divis-
ion of unemployed men in the line of the
parade, and will assign them marshal.
aids and a desirable place in the line. II
any such would like to parade with US,
they are requested to call at headquarters,
"a Fourth street, and register their names,
and in due time notice will be given
through the daily press of their position
in line and where the division will form.
Our telephone is Main 1926.
''The grand marshal suggests that all
trades or industries that have not sent in
names of members who are to constitute
the subcommittee representing their busi-
ness do so at once"
Six hundred commercial travellers will
be in line. They Will wear Mckinley but
TONS on their hats, and each man will
carry cane.
The chairman of the parade commi ttee
announces the following appointments as
additional subcommittee to act for va
rious business industries:
Importers-W.C B. de Fremery of James