New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
STILL POURING IN.
OBLIGED TO REFUSE APPLICATIONS TO
TAKE PART IN THE GREAT
PARADE RECEPTION TO
THE GOVERNOR.

thu great parade that is TO engage the attention
~ The entire city al day Saturday are deter
~t,e5 that there shall be excuse for the dec
ia-a.:ons OF Richard Croker and other Tammany
,ee7ars hat coercion Is used in getting men
:, march n the parade. There will be meet
t,e ~ the r-arshaIs Of the parade in the Office
~ General Anson G. McCook, the grand mar
cha today ard orders Will De transmitted to
.hg commanders Of ell the divisions and all
he companies 20 ask that no men shall parade
except these who are IN hearty sympathy with
tie principles Of the association and intend to
vo-s FOR Mckinley and Roosevelt
There have been reports that Tanmany work
So VII t-v 10 have some OF their supporters
e., INTO he parade Cor the purpose Of making
hostile demonstrations ard causing confusion
.r the ranks. L anything CT that kind is at
TENTED The nla-sEals say, the trouble makers
VII be dealt WIN L q fashion that viii els
courage them from continuing n the parade
= IS said that TIE Tars11any workers have been
ordered 70 DIP " Bryan banners ct some points
a!ozr lie Ike = march
y -aey de-" said an officer Of the assoc!a-
-so- Yesterday. they viii only call additional
sr---tt.- - cur banners. We shall have ban
-=-S e--1.rh. ana there vii be uistaking
-Le- meaning
REPLY TO YALE STUDENTS
The officers + the association have had TO
-s<.se affiliations from many associations out
size re c.ry 70 take part Il the parade E. A
--a!e The secretary - The association. yester-
Gay SEM --p.y % the application Of delega-
90 q Tale University students 1or place IN
TIE parade. The Columbia boys are 70 march
ana The Yale boys wanted 10 march with them
L rs let-er III. D-ake sad:
an obliged 70 re7-y . your enthusiastic P52Po..
t.- q r-1z.-oo IN support o. Republican anc SOUND
Money 9-.1o.g.-s t1at our unvars.Is response 20
- -
= IRE negative You yourselves VII !eaal-y Iecos
ME MAJ v-s cannot e1otC 70 Fot-1t2-.E .utntsn
oG- crroreu-s CT opportunity T. say that We n
c,ttes
Nj Drake ad led that Il the association con
serte5 70 import marching r7en from other
cities Il could possess the entire city, and he
hoped the Yale students would not lose their
a-51r for good cause because their apPlica-
tto1 70 march IN The parade must be declined
TIE furniture manufacturers o. the city did
not organize tor the parade Until Monday. They
vii have about Eve hundre5 men in line. Martin
Nathan : president ot the ASSOCIATION and
VT.-..aZ Plate Is the rershai.
General McCook, the grand marshal for the
parade. has issued Z general order. giving the
tine ard -4ace q formation e the different
divisions &C the parade. L shows that the
WhoIesale Dry Goods Republican Club. which
VIII have the right q lire II the parade will
form IN the streets east and west Of Broadway,
between Wor-h-s- and Lispenard st, ans will
move " Broadway promptly a. 10 g II The
Central Dry Goods Division viii not move until
I1:25 &. =. The last division viii be the United
Italian Business Mems Club. and It will not
rove from Broadway and Prince-st- until $50
: r.
The automobile interests Will be represented
= the parade by q brigade Of three hundred
men. composed Of representatives from all OF the
companies II New-York- Each automobile com
-e-y VII Be commanded by its own officers
-he automobile division viii form IN Dey-st
r=st e Broadway. q ! ? n The division will
2 ne preceded BY standard bearing the tnscrtp-
ton automobile Division" No vehicles or
horses vi. D allowed II the parade
Val Street and the financial district gen
e-a-.y IS decorating On a lavish scale for the
g-ez- DEMONSTRATION A. the laI &c Office build
tcgs banks. banking hoIses. trust companies
and .-5ke-age headquarters have given orders
q t1e decorators. and the result is already vst-
- q every hand
Tze tacaGe Of the D-exel Building. at Wall
s-d Broad SITS Is conspicuous for its wealth Of
cllo-. American Tags are The groundwork OF
t. general scheme, irterspersed with pennons
an s--ea-ers.
u re trading posts Of the Stock Exchange
are STAGED groups Or st-ken flags and by Satur-
day 5c.h The interior and exterior Of the build
Ing vi De adorned. The ether exchanges are
preparing 70 mark the occasion in the same way
T--EE-s TO THE REVIEWING STAND.
Tick=-s 70 the reviewing stand. 81 Madison
Square were being ser- yesterday 10 thsaya.lous
cuts e -..e association. Only four theusano
-t1ae.s v=re sent out 81 the rate % about one
hundred tickets 20 each club IN addition 70 the
rev.zv--E of7cers and the invited guests, the
reviewing stand WI accommodate aooCt WE'VE
hundred yersons The other stand WElch mas
0-er =-zc-s6 by The association al MADISON
SQUARE WI. Accommodate nearly three thousand
p=->--s
-ae Reception Committee VIII be on hand
o-gk- cd early OF the day Of the parade Inc
guests 81. oe received II Parlor D x al the
FIJI Avenue Hotel, and will be taken from
-.sre = ne respective places on the reviewing
E-ar- They VII num5e IN all about one nun
t-ec arc fry, and VIII be in their seats When
Governor Roosevelt and TIE head OF me PdIdce
reaches he reviewing stand
It's VIII BE a. 1915 & n. the Governor;
T1o speaks = Owego OF Friday evening, VIII
arrive a. Jersey City over the Erie Railroad on
-ae early express He will be escorted by "a
spec.a- Committee to The Lawyers Club. No 40
E-ca1Uzy where ne viii breakfast ne W.
-L=E enter his carriage ard 3e driven 70 BOW
l.g Green. where ne viii Oe received oy the
g-'aI5 marshal. General Arson Q. McCook, anc
FL.s STAG ur1er the command Of Colonel A nee.
E-zLze-z. The grand marshal and lis stan
VII - mounted and there viii also De mount
&C escor- Il 15ry men The Executive Commit
c.e-oe-s Of he --fferent clU IN the assoc4a-
roz vi slso be there 70 receive Governor
Roosevelt TIE latter viii be on foot
E1---tyg G hollow square, with The Governor
cz-E-ze= = ne centre. the party viii move up
Broadway tc Wor;h-st. where the wholesale