The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-03

the nominations for offices to be voted at
the next regular meeting, which will fall
IN March. The club has a large NUM-
per OF offices to be filed, but so great is
the desire to hold responsible positions
IN the club there is not near enough to
satisfy. which accounts for the wonder
fully large number of candidates. 1t is
not the case of the Office hunting the man
ing the office. Andrew A. Daily has been
renominated for the presidency, and his
fitness for the place has prevented all
opposition and he. stands alone for the
position. Mr.. DAILY is a very capable
officer, one who is Immensely popular,
and 1t is not to be wondered at that the
Nantes have been so very successful
with him at the head of the organization.
For all the other positions save that of
recording secretary, for which John
Brooks alone is nominated, there are
candidates galore, and the fight for each
office will rival that of an election IN
the primy days of the Horseshoe. For
the vice presidency four unusually popll-
lar members have been placed in nomi-
ration and are out to win, if possible.
They are Andrew Hart, George Dittmar,
Andrew Wright and FOL Marion. Each
has his own friends, who have started
in to work as have the others for their
friends In the other positions, who are
Financial secretary, John P. Stone,
William Quirk; treasurer, Frank Mullins,
William Ladue; captain, William Ladue,
Louis Schorr; first lieutenant, Thomas
Lynch, Lewis Newkirk;i second heuten-
ant, James Eddy, William Whelan, Thos.
Lynch, Joseph Hayes. Lewis Lake; first
sergeant, Samuel Coffman, Julius Her
zog, George Donaldson, William Whelaa,
James Eddy, Fred Constable: second SER
geant. J. Duff, Samuel Coffnnan, Julius
Herzog, Lewis Lake, F. Constable: first
color bearer, H. Van Hadeln. William
Smith, F. Constable. B. Newkirk,. Chas.
bearer, H. Van HadeIn, C. Smith, Harry
Snyder, j. Haggerty; sergeant-at-arms,
Lewis Lake; surgeon, Or. Edward Hart;
governors, five to be elected, Joseph Dl-
ane, George Donaldson, George Ditmar,
Adolph Schroeder, Joseph Bigalke, Jas.
Whelan, Charles Stoneham, Philip Nc
Mahon, John Marion, James Mccormack,
Andrew Wright, William Whelan. Chas.
Milton, Jr., ]. Perlmutter, Julius Herzog.
The club will have the annual reception
at Pohlmann's, February "a, and the
committee has done everything for irs
success. naE M
Rival Teams at Pole.
One of the most important polo matches
of the season will be played this even
ing at the C1ermont Rink, in Brooklyn.
1t will be the third one of the series for
the championship of x4Greater New York
and will bring together the New York
and Brooklyn Polo Clubs. the Strongest
teams in this vicinity. The strongest
kind of a rivalry exists between them,
and their contests have been wonderfully
exciting. Tonight,s game will be hotter
than ever. IN. previous matches New
York has just managed to win. but
Brooklyn has been strengthened by the
addition of Charles Fraeker of this city,
whom Captain Ellison will place at drive,
moving up Fitznnaurice to half back, in
place of Tom Longfeld, whose injured
hand will enable him to resume his old
place of first rush. The team win be:
Tom Longfield, first rush; Frank Ellison,
second rush; Fred Kayser, centre; Fitz-
maurice, half back; Charles Fracker,
drive and Arthur Iuonpfeld goal .