The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-27

gins, ex-Assemblyman David Cagney, Al
bert DATE, Counsellor John DENIM,
Michael j. Pagan, eX-Tax Commissioner
John Prigge, ex-Police Commissioner Jas.
Kelly, ex-Freeholder Kenny, Philip Null
doom. William Baron, Custodian John j.
Hogan of the Court House, Louis Fischer,
Detective Clarke, Assistant S~uperintend-
ent Carroll of the Pennsylvania ferries.
Freebooter Kenny, Assemblyman Adolph
Waters, Jr.. Michael Kelleher, Fred Far
rel. Thomas Jordan, George Woods, eX-
J. Somers, Harry Heller, James McNulty,
John McEntee. Edw. Morgan. Jas. Kivlen.
James G. Minihan; Charles Cassidy,
rick Kennedy, Bert Pollard. Frank Nc
Dermott, William Faherty, M. Singer, l..
Rosner. George Irving. Thomas Riley, ex-
Glossy. John McGrath. Thomas O'Con-
ner, Charles Kelly, John Hopkins, ex-
Dewitt, George Donaldson, H. Klinker.
James O'Mealia, J.. E. Bernstein, Emil
Yockroth. Andrew Donnell, Chas. Smith,
Whedin, o,Brien and Hogan, Joseph
OfDonnell. Thomas Cummings, Charles
c. Kelly, School Director John M%ulyaney.
Patrick Golden, Michael Mara. ex-School
Director James Moran, F. M. Case, T. E.
Murphy, ]. S. Murphy, Alderman Guiton,
Cornelius J.. Rooney, Alderman William
Moran OF David Carr, Stephen He, Helm =. Pr
Patrolman Siller. Adam Steup. Thomas
Harrington. James Hennessey, John Bell.
Justice OF the Peace Macs, Assemblyman
Goodwin, P. McCabe. Peter Beck, Edward
Dunn, Jere Murphy, William Ho-
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Burns. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph McEntee,
P. H. O'Nein, Miss O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hennessy, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
and Mrs. p. F. Enwright, Alexander
Schlessinger, Thomas Rutledge, Miss Nell
lie McGrath, Miss Annie Carney; Miss
Joseph Martin, Miss Livingston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McKenna, Miss Lulu Clapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Captain and Mrs. C. Carroll. Misses Lor-
eta and Mary Callahan of Harrison, P. J.
Kennedy. Miss Maggie Scanlon, Mr.. and
Rounds, Mr.. and Mrs. August ]. Nicklas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Allen, Justice of
me me Peace pea M and J Mrs; J. w h9we'
Miss Barbara Haffner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Noterop, Thos. Flanagan, Miss
J. Heavey, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kelle-
her, Mr.. and Mrs. M. 7. Connolly, Samuel
Maggie, Mr.. and Mrs; John Whelan, Miss
Fred Kissam, Mr.. Purcell, Miss M. Pur-
cell, ex-Freeholder Kenny, Cornelius
o,ConnorS, Fred Crandal, M. and Mrs.
lam Winberry. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Peck
ham,. Miss Jessie Graham. Miss Ella
Smith, Miss Marion Smith, Miss Nc
S G6bert R Rrown. A Ghas. a Misn Mam corn RIDn;
O'Connor, Mrs. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Larkins,, Miss Agnes Smith. George lrv-
ing, William Flaherty, Thomas Riley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin.
In the Hoboken contingent were noticed
Postmaster James Curran. Assistant
Edward R. Stanton, Prosecutors Detec-
tive Maurice Stack, ex-Assemblyman Con
Tahen,, Superintendent Of Boulevard
Henry E. Quidore of the Water Board,
councilman cRaries] G%aaraglia, Wa.
ex-Police Commissioner Martin Daab,
Fred Daab, Charles Kaufman, Harry
Barck, Judge Paxton, William Baxter,
Recorder Francis McDonough, Joseph
Clark. Fire COMMISSIONS Bruning, As
semblyman Horace Allen, Assemblyman
Marnell, Clerk of Fire Board John Keat-
ing, James Farrell George Schuenck,
School Trustee Lee.
Ex-Mayor Simon Kelly with John e.
Rowe and others held up Weehawken's
end. Ex-Councilman Kohl represented
In the Bayonne contingent were:-Mayor
Seymour, Assemblyman Benny, Thomas
Magner, Charles McQuillan, James Kelly,
William Ormsby, ex-Freeholder Kenny,
Philip Eley, Freebooter Neatly.
From the western section of the county,
Chief Of Police Callahan, of Harrison;
Joseph Reardon, Mayor Kenny, of
Kearny; Councilman Rice, Martin Law |
less, Frank Grouse and Freebooter Mat |
thews Union Fill was represented by
Mayor Schlemm, ex-Recorder Haunstein,
Louis HaGnstein, IRA ex-Alderman Hig-
gins, Police Sergeant George Kreiger.
Patrolman Miller.
North Bergen was in evidence:-County
Committeeman KeiSewetter, Assembly
man Charles Bauer, George Sauer, Will
lam Moylan. Conrad Dietz and others
held a regular seance, and Secaucus'
colors were borne by Henry Englebrecht, |
DR.. Churchill and Robert j. Dillon.