The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-20
THE GREAT ROBERT DAVIS EXCURSION.
Friends of the Little Judge" to Have a
Gala Day on July 8.

Friends of the Little judge to Have a
Gala Day on July 8.
This year, the Eighth Of July will take
all the shine of the Glorious Fourth-at
least so far as the members Of the Robert
Davis Association are concerned. The
friends of the Little Judge" have en-
gagged a steamboat and the three big
barges, William Myers, William ]. Has
kett and Caledonian. and have deter
mined to take their sisters, and their cous-
ins, and their aunts, and their wives, and
their sweetnearts for mammoth sail
The excursion will be purely an invita-
tion affair. The association pays for
eyerything-music. dancing. refresh
ments, games, fireworks. and all other
accessories OF a successful excursion.
Admission to the oarges will be by ticket
only, and as no person In the remotest de-
gree Objectionable can get ticket. ID IS
certain that ladies aud gentlemen alike
will be abls 10 enjoy day OF unmixed
pie asure-
The steamer and barges viii leave the
Morris street dock at just half-past nine
Wednesday morning, July S, and any
body who Is not there by that time Will be
left--in Jersey City and out in the cold.
The Jolly crowd VIII sail down the bay.
through the Narrows, past south Beach
and the False Kill, around the Southern
point OF Staten Island. up Raritan Bay 10
Sylvan Beach Grove. the pretIiesr spot on
the Kills. That will be the landing place.
There will be dancing, baseball, lawn
tennis, all kinds Of athletic sports an d
bathing. Then, after the fireworks, they
will come home through the Kills. thus
going all the way around Staten Island
past Bergen Point.
Applications for tickets shonld be made
to the following gentlemen. who compose
the committee: Tax Commissioner John
d. German, President of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners Charles
j. Somers, Police Commissioner James
Z. Kelly, ex-Assemblymau joseph T..
Kelly, superintendent of Police Christie
pher p. Smith. Jonn IL. Umbrain, VIII
liam Mckinley, John H. Sullivan. Tim
othy Conaughton, Street and Water
mmissioner Edward A. DugaD, Clerk
to the Tax Commissioners James z. Con-
nelly, Poormasaer John z. Hewitt, John
A. Bell, Clerk 10 the Board of Education
James ). Wiseman. Director of Education
Philip Muldoon. Daniel Tisrney, Thomas
P. o'Connor and John Donnesly. Iick-
cts may also be secured at Phil
and Grove street; Hartnett's drug
store, MONTGOMERY and Warren
streets; Ewing's drug store, Grove and
Montgomery streets; Nockworth's drug
store. Newark ayeBue and henderson
street; Muldoon's segar store. Morgan
and Grove streets; Cadinus' drug store,
Newark avenue and Cole street; Moneys
drug store, No. sos Grove street; Macs
drug store, Newark avenue, opposite the
Court House; Jersey City Dispensary, No.
$40 Grove street; Longstaff's drug store,
No. 2S9 Grand street. Lyons a. Ziegier's
drug stores, Mounts drug store, Wash
| ineton and Morris streets; Fountain's 's
drug store, No. 2l9 Pacific avenue; Horn
blowers drug store, No. 322 Central ave-
| nue.; koch's drug store, No. 34e Palisade
avenue; Mftzeneus' drug store, Ocean
and Danforth avenues, and the Office OF
the Hoboken Neps. Invitations have
been sent 10 every labor organization in
the city, 10 The Dennis Mclaughlin. 2. II.
O'Neill, John Z Dunno and Pioneer
Democratic associations. and to the Y.
NJ @. A.
There will be no trouble about tickets
everybody who ought TO have them can
get all he wants. They are all ready
now and they cost nothing.