The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-18
INAUGURAL FHSTIVITY.
Next Tuesday Will Be Like
a Holiday in New
Jersey.
ALL READY TO GO TO TRENTON.
What Clubs Will Be on Hand, and
the Arrangements They Have
Made for the Pleasure OF
Their Guests.

ranged for the distribution of transporta-
ton among the four or five hundred mem
bers holding vouchers
They will be issued tonight ana after
three O'Clock Monday afternoon. The
rssociation will meet at headquarters
early Tuesday morning, and, headed by
Cappa's band of forty pieces, and mar
shaled by Chairman Charm, F, :ro, G. Mol Wol,
Grove street to Newark avenue,
on the eight o'clock train for Trenton.
The figures 1855, Hudson's majority for
Albeit are being put upon the Hudson's
Democratic banner, which will haunt It's
folds to the breeze in the inaugural
parade.
The committee having in charge the
distribution of transportation tickets, de-
sire that those who hold vouchers Will
not put off getting their tickets till the
last moment.
I FORMAL ORDERS
The following circular will be distrib-
uted among the members tonight
Guests intending to participate in the
demonstration at Trenton in honor OF the
inauguration of Governor Albeit are re-
quested to assemble at these headquarters
on Tuesday morning, January /, at eight
O'Clock sharp; they will be formed into
ranks of eight and march to the train
which has been specially engaged for this
occasion.
Line will form on Grove street, East
Side, right resting on Railroad avenue;
Band and drum corps will occupy the
first car; and in numerical order will
divisions enter the other cars of the train.
and disembark in the same manner on
arrival at Trenton.
TO ESCORT THE GOVERNOR.
City and county officials will be as
signed positions in the division, commits
sioners in front rank. None but those
:, rar,1,l lot tiop hadna will hn nor
mitted to enter the line. Smoking in the
delegation will escort the Gov
ernor-eIect from his hotel to the place
of inauguration, thence to the State
House and countermarch to Washington
lunch will be served at half-past one
O'Clock; after which serenade will pe
given United States Senators Mcpherson
and Blodgett, State Senator Ed
ward F. Mcdonald and the Demo
cratic Members of Assembly of Hudson
County, who are respectfully requested
to meet at the Trenton House at three
O'Clock. The delegation viii then return
to Washington Hall. At seven O'Clock in
the evening line will be again formed and
march to the State House to attend the
Governors reception,
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Division Commanders and will be
respected accordingly: - Ramon NJ.
Cook, John w. Kelsey, John Hart, Pat
rick McCloskey.
Aids to the Marshal-Wm. G. Hamil-
ton, Chas. Esterbrook, Phillip Tumulty,
JOS S. Weinthal, Thomas MCGUIRE
Frederick j. Mersheimer, George 7.
Bouton, James E. Connolly.
Committee of fArrangements-Jame n.
Davis, Edw. O'Donnell, James p. LaverJy
and Michael Noonan.
Assistant Marsnals-Sheriff Robert
xriC MaUnr E1aup1Qn6 C0l0naI
+. A. Stevens and Henry Spielmann.
THE o'NEILLS' BIG DISPLAY.
Nearly two hundred members of the p.
H. O'Neill Association signed last night
to go to Trenton to attend Governor-elect
Albeit 8 Inauguration. While in Trenton
the O'Neills will serenade Assemblymen
Mullone, Murphy and Byrne, their three
fellow members. at the American House.
On their return from Trenton the
O'Neill's will be met at the depot by a
committee who will escort them to their
headquarters amid pyrotechnic display.
The O'Neills will roll into Trenton with
a style and flourish which will simply
paralize the staid old way-backers of the
lower part Of the State. There will be
two hundred or more of them and they
will no doubt create a sensation as they
march through Trenton's not over clean
streets.
The association will meet at it's head
quarters, on Newark avenue, at eight
o'clock Tuesday morning, arrayed in
high silk hats and black clothing Each
member will wear u scarlet bouttonniere,
and, in hands encased in light colored
gloves, they will carry light canes.
At a few minutes before nine O'Clock,
headed by the Seventh Regiment band
and under the marshalship OF George B.
Fielder, the association will march to the
Pennsylvania station, where they will
embark upon special train which will
r11v, aa 81 nj q uIs Q.1
express.
GAILY CAPARIsoNED IRON HORSE.
The train will be an innovation in this
State and will astonish the natives of the
towns and villages through which il flies.
The locomotive will be gorgeous with
bunting and the national colors.
Then will come the baggage car en-
veloped in huge streamers, bearing the
legend ''P. H. O'Neill Association, of
Jersey City" In the car will be the
caterers busily preparing an appetizing
lunch and comDounding those soft but
seductive beverages for which the asso-
citation is famous.
The passenger coaches, which will con-
vey the O'Neill's to fields of new con-
quests will be similarly decorated, and
the whole affair will constitute one of
the most famous trains which ever swept
over the Pennsylvania road.
Arriving at Trenton dinner will be
served on the train, which will be side
tracked, at the close of the procession.
The members will entertain themselves
with the many attractions Trenton af-
fords and will start for home about ten
o'clock in the evening
THE HUDSON DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY.
The Hudson Democratic Society will be
we'll represented at the inauguration.
The members have chartered two Pull
man buffet cars for their accommodation,
which will be attached to the eight
o'clock train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road from this city
The cars will be side tracked at Tren-
ton, and the members will live in them
during their stay at the Capital. The
members will remain over for the Inang-
uration Ball, and will not return until It
is over
FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
The Fourth District Democratic AS
sociation met at Meyers Hotel last night,
and the announcement was made that
the club had been assigned the position
OF the extre left in the inaugural parade
at Trenton.
The tickets will be furnished by Fred
erick Mersheimer, at his office, upon APP
plieation. The general orders for march
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