The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-31
H0BOKEN'S TAMMANY.
Their Summer Nights Festival a
Grand Success-Aiderman
McCoobery's Address.

In point of numbers the 1rst annual
Association. Of Hoboken, held at Poh1-
mann's Pavilion on Saturday evening,
was a success far above the anticipations
OF the committee. Most prominent among
the large number OF visitors was the
Tammany contingent of New York. The
district leaders were present from nearly
all nearby cities. Over twenty Demo-
cratic clubs from New York, Brooklyn
Jersey City aud Hoboken were present,
North Hudson furnishing her supply
also. Each club has it's own distinguish
ing mark. the Tammany Club, of Hobo
zen being designated by q red badge.
Especially brilliant were the officers
badges.
Socially the affair was eveu a bigger
success than numerically. Despite the
fact that there WAS such y large number
in attendance, everybody seemed to have
plenty OF room to move around in. Per-
haps the officers Of the occasion were
responsible for thie. They were:-Floor
Manager, John j.. Murphy; Assistant
Floor Managers, Thomas Mack and
Louis Bold; Floor Committee, Andrew
Brown, Chairman; Theo. Sylvester. Fred
snyder, Peter Murray. M. Rsddy, p. Far
ley, Ed. Schuder, s. Hanson, Otto Adams,
ASSSRSA0A kAtINGGp OuAkO
Ross. Jr-, Chairman; George STAN berger.
DR.. Van Zandt, James McHale, james
DAILY, @. Nelson. T. A. Kennedy. John j.
Guy, Patrick Sheeap, Carl d. Anderson,
]. NJ. Carroll, Charles Mueuch. E. ].
Fitzgibbons, jr., Robert Smile, Thomas
McCune. Thomas Fltzgibbons, William
Harris and George iStainberger. Every
body wore a pleasant smile. and carried a
welcome word. When smile met smile
then commenced AN t~nterehanging of
political "reminiscences aud other Incl
dents.
AT MALT past eight o'clock Floor Man
ager Murphy introduced Alderman
James I. MeCoopery of Jersey City, who
spoke for several minute ON the estab-
lishment of q Tammany Hall in Hobo
ken. MI. McCooberT seemed to favor
the idea. HIS was Justify cheered,
The grand march was led by John ].
Murphy and wife. followed by two hun
following gentlemen, most of them with
their wiyes:-John Beatty, J. Leary,
Charles Coyne. Chief Donovan. Re.
corder McDouough. Treasurer Smith.
ex-Sherif Heintze. Thomas Greaney,
James Cunningham. P. Cannon,
James Dunn, James Londrigan, j.
N. Carroll. James Daily, Senator DAILY,
Carroll, John Mccormack. Poormaster
Miller, Charles Muench, John d. Grey,
G. Nelson, 7. A. Kennedy, Patrick
Sheehan. Carl D. Anderson, e. j. FItz-
gibbons, Jr., Charles Y. Darcy. Michael
Wallace. County Clerk Dennis McLaugh-
lin, Police Commissioner Hayden, Rob-
ert Smile, Thomas MeCuue. Thomas
Fitzgibbons, William Harris. Louis Bald,
Thomas Mack, Collector Bawes. S. Han
SON..
P. Farley.M. Reddy, Peter Murray, Otto
Adams, Fred Snyder, Th eodore Sylves-
ter, Andrew Brown. A. Wilson. J. Kelley.
Joseph Dugan, DANES Clarity. Fred
Lindner, James Lopdrlgan. Michael
Duffy, Joseph WadalnQuon, Thomas
Duff. Ed RYAN, James Mcmahon, Chris.
Cahill and William f. Ryan.
Besides these were the officers OF the
cluo:-D. j. Donohue, President; Thomas
F. Hefeman. Financial Secretary;
F. n. Snyder, Recording secre-
tary; T. Mack, Corresponding Sec
Rotary; A. Bonuer, Treasurer; F. W.
Dunsteadts, Sergeant at Arms. In addi-
clubs:-Tammany of New York, Nc
Laugblins Culkins Of New York, Jeffer-
sons of Brooklyn, NJ. j., Coffeys Of Brook
lyn, Warrens of New York, II. Thomp-
sous, J. Fitzpatricks. Independents Pion-
GERS. Robert Davis Association: Original
Bull Frogs OF the Sixth Ward, Brook
lyn; Pioneer Democrats, Hound
Guards CT New York. Bergen
County Democratic Association, Harry
F. Bergs, p. H. Haydeus. NJ. j, Coyles,
e. J.. 1ahens. Donohue Association and
many others.
1t is safe to say that a better time was
never enjoyed of an evening, as all who
participated can attest.