New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

let's as tools with which to work BY these
means a membership of more than five thousand
has been secured. of which one-quarter to one
third are men who previously have voted the
Democratic ticket.
The Office of the club from the date of its
organization has been at No. 143 Chambers-st.
The club decided TO hold monday meetings, and
rented the iirst floor of the double store Nos.
1872 and 1914 Chamhers-st Meetings have been
held twice a week during the last four weeks.
and have been largely attended They have
been addressed by many eminent speakers.
Many thousands of documents have been dis
tributed AT these meetings and in the stores and
Offices throughout the district extending from
the Battery to Fifty -ninth-st., west of West
Broadway and Sixth-ave. The club has aimed
to reach and educate business and their
employees and while it's membership has been
principally confined 10 business in this
district, 1t has gradually extended to their
toners. 1t has members all the country
from st. Paul to New-York City.
While the original purpose OF the club
educational one, itS managers decided to par
ticipate in the great Sound Money parade, and
1t expects to turn out five thousand men to-day
each provided with American flag and with
a red white and blue badge. 1t will have five
divisions Of a thousand men each, with a band
for each division, under the marshalship Of
Colonel Is. F. Hart
The formation Of the Hide and Leather Sound
Money Association will be as follows: Marshal,
Colonel Eugene H. Conklin staff, Captain
James b. Dewson. Harry Wallerstein, B. j.
Salomon, F. a. NJ Burreil. William McCarroll.
c. A. Schieren. jr; aids. F. w. Brooks, George
Eastmead and seventy others. 1t is a remark
able fact that fully one-third of these names
ar Democrats who refuse to follow Bryan.
The assistant marshaIs are Colonel T. p.
{ / 4 Di,La II
| j. bang, stephen H. Lutkins. The five
! lions OF twenty companies each will form at |
"r!1ck IN Cold Ferry. Jacob and Frankfort SITS.
Charies H. simmons marshal Of the club OF
the manufacturers of supplies for steam. water
and gas, promises notable display Beautiful
Hdss VIII De carried throughout the column.
music VIII be lnterspersed, and two thousand
men In piatoons of sixteen files front. will wear
| Mckinley and Roosevelt badges
Three thousand men will parade in the Rail-
way and Steamship Sound Money Club. and this
number includes all men in the railway and
steamship service in the counties of New-York,
| Kings, Queens, Richmond and Westchester
| badges and canes with flags attached will be
distributed. The captains will wear white
badges with gold bars. The club will form at
| Battery Place at 10 clock The formation Will
be as follows: Marshal, John l. Snow; aids.
| Thomas P. Fowler H NJ Smith George III
| Daniels B. d. Caldwell, John F. Fairlamb T
| w Lee. H c. Blye G. o. Waterman and II B.
| Chamberlain; division marshals Edward Ken
| Bogert
The preparations which have been made by the
| onoe Ira0e SOUND Money Association point a
splendid appearance to-day. Every detail of
| arrangement has been attended to- Each man
| will wear a blue silk badge with a gold medal
| lion beneath crossed flags. The insignium Of
| the club, shoe, is represented.
| Marshal James 4. Bell has appointed as as
| sistant marshas of the three battaltons Nathan
| lei c. Fisher, George ". Graham and Cortlandt
| Goodwin: aids. John {. Thompson, Frederick n
| Neergaard Frank II. Lockwood and Thomas F.
| Greacen President Daniel T. Merritt has Sc
| lected these aids. D. j. Morse, Thomas Boyd
| avid b. Powell. James Huggns, William Nicely
| William Morse. c. F.. Elliott. Y. Z. Brown
Charles A. CIafiin, Edward c. Thayer a. J.
| Bates. Jerome Bates. Charles f. Bigelow, Will
| lam ]. Young, John H. Hanan, Thomas Cousins
| and A r. Davis
| No official mention has been made in the
| printed orders from headquarters Of the Whole
| sale Furnace and Stove Trade Sound Money
| League. Eugene Munsell has received orders
| Irom Grand Marshal AfcCook assigning his bat
| talions to Division No. 27 directly following the
| machinery and metal organization
| The Millinery Trade Sound Money Association
| of which G. F. Daley is president, will be
| divided into four battalions. under the command
| Of Frederick f. Seybel His assistants will be
| j. H. Baker, w. H Carpenter. J. o. Curtis c.
1 c. GAYLORD.
The aids are j. 7. Camp c. f. Plumridge, c.
| NJ. Lee r. Van COtt, j. II. Higgins, r. S c.
| Fuller T. X. De chutkOwski, ]. O. Curtis J. c.
Zimmerman, Thomas Handy, j. Jenkins and B.
j q. Beach.