The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-20
THE MACS OUTING.
Big Guns of the Democracy
From ALI Over the State
Will Be There.
1t WILL BE A HUMM Err.
Gossip Gathered Around the Ro Oms
OF the O'Neills-Its New
Members.

The scenes around the McLaughl ms
headquarters during the evenings of the
pass week have been Of an unusually
lively character. Enthusiasm has reigned
supreme. The prospect of gigantic
success for next thursdays outing has
been almost the sole topic OF converse
ton.
The committee commenced to dispose
of the mats aud boutonnieres Wednesday
evening. Up to eight o'clock Friday
evening over seven hundred had been
called for. The tickets sold and paid Tor
are considerably III advance OF this num-
ber
The committee Ia charge, Clerk James
Wiseman of the Board of Education,
Police Justice 0Donnelf, Street aud
Water Commissioner Cook. Richard
Murphy aud John G. Sweeney. has
worked industrioasly aad thus far the
members have good reason to congratu-
late themselves upon the success OF their
efforts.
The lieutenants and schedule of games
have been prepared. but as they are both
yet subject TO revision the committee is
not reaay TO publish them.
The report that the association proposes
to nominate any one for office or to take
advantage Of the occasion to express tneir
choice for any prospective candidate for
any office whatsoever Is Indignantly
denied by the knowing ones; and tnaG
prize fight has been Included in the pre-
pared schedule of the days events Is d
SANDER. l lave it FROM those highest in
authority that neither of these events will
be allowed TO take place.
Inasmuch as there will be number of
distinguished politicians present from
various parts of the State it is natural to
presume some speeches of a political
character viii be made at the grove.
But the speeches, am told, will be con-
fined to discussion OF general democ-
racy.
grand Illumination and pyrotechnic
display on the return of the association.
A contract for this has been given to
New YORK firm and six practical men will
be sent over t. superintend the display.
THE START.
The association will start from Payonia
Ferry on the steamer Howard Carroll at
nine O'Clock. The parade TO the bout will
be short. Line will be formed on East
Hamilton place. Holden's band of over
fifty pieces will be divided into three
sections. The association Will move
around the park, up Eighth street to
Erie street, to Pavonia avenue, TO the
Ferry.
Tine main parade will take place at
night. The association will land at the
Morris street dock. They Will move ND
TO Hudson street, 10 Exchange place.
countermarching at Tayior's Hotel, up
Montgomery street to Newark avenue, 10
Grove street, to Grand, to Montgomery,
past Governor Abbett's house and on to
Monmouth street. to Wayne street, TO
Jersey avenue, to Eighth street. to Erie
TO Pavon1a avenue. to Grove street, to
Thirteenth. to Erie, to Twelfth, TO Jersey
avenue, to Hamilton Park, to Pav0nsa
avenue, 10 headquarters and dismiss
Friends of the association all along tne
route are expected to decorate aud illu-
inmate.
Chairman Wiseman, of the Committee
of Arrangements, is in receipt OF letters
from number OF prominent Democrats in
the State. who have accepted invitations
TO be present.
MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Governor Albeit writes that he accepts
the invitation with pleasure and will be
present during the afternoon TO meet
his Democratic friends. State Senator
Barker writes that he has arranged to be
present. Michael Barrett writes that it
will give him great pleasure to be pres
ent, ana that he will most certainly be
the associations guest.
Prosecutor Winfield thanks the COM
mittee. and says he will make due and
honest efforts TO be present President
Adrian, of the State Senate, writes that
it gives him great pleasure to say that he
shall most certainly avail himself of the
invitation and be present. Speaker Of the
House James ]. Bergen writes that the
invitation affords him much pleasure
and that he expects to attend. United
States Senator John r. Mcpherson is at
present in Canada on Official business.
He writes that if he returns in time he
will certainly be present