The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-02
NINETY-FOUR'S STAG.
Member. Of the Local typographical
Vn,on Entertain Their Frisuds.

Typographical Union No. "a of this city
held a very successful stag and smoker In
Hall, Third street and New
ark avenue last night. The Committee
of Arrangements expected that a large
number of printers of this city would be
in attendance and that it would be some
what of a representative gathering OF the
craft. SO they resolved to go a little fur
ther and sent out invitations to the offi-
GERS of the different labor organizations
in the county. There was a general re-
Spouse from all invited. Hoboken Typo
graphical Union came over in a body and
..Big Six of New York was we'll repre-
scented.
The talent was exceptionally good.
Prof Anon led the orchestra and earned
well merited applause for the work dur
ing the evening. Wifiam d. Keim, as
a Tramp Orator. touched on topics of
the day. and kept the audience in an up
roar Some of the others who assist
ed in the evenings fun were:-Archie
Hunter. bag pipes; Thomas Sherman, ten
or solo; James Ford, songs; William
Evans, in sentimental and comic songs
Peter Graham, witty sayings; Robert
Renedict solos; Little Wonder. contor-
IlOllSI, JOIlf 0Qu09,
Martin, Harry Hunterton and William
Ouirk. songs. Refreshments were served
between the numbers.
Among those present were:lSamuel =;
Donnellg, President of programmed
Jackson, James Hopkins, John Wiley,
George Michaud, and James Burke OF NO:
s; Henry G. Gruber, Cigarmakers, IS. OF
No. Ia; r. j. Allen. Joseph Fullem and
A. j. Seller of the K. of LII H. A. Beck
meyer. Herman Waldman. Thomas Lock
Ian. Frederick Hegeman 4 r. Grain,
shoremen's Union; Sumner II. Barton,
Fred Boehm, brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, Henry, Fox. g; e Nd j sam aw
YORK, I'D. Baune B~ricklayers' Union Ne.
i: L. Dougherty, B. Mulligan, G. ]. Ross
of Buffalo; Joseph DevIne; gharleS W9im-
hood Of Railroad Trainmen; William
Evans, john Alexander, Prof James y.
Holden, DR.. NJ. M. Bovlan; Prof. joseph
Harry VANDERBILT and Dave Stoddard Of
Paterson; M. McAnerney, John Seely, Sill
bert Jordan, Frank Blakey, Levi Camp
.John Hart. Kenneth Forbes, Ollie Rey-
holds. Fred Luehs and Patrick Clark.
The officers of Typographical Union No.
e eb a9q sne Bseerresford. President; Patrick
Clark: vice-President Joseph ": seely'
Secretary; James J; o' Neil, T r. saesT
Ghairman; George +. Nelson. Edward
Sweetwood, Frank l. Barker and Robert
N. Bridges.
.sirhe COMMITTEE of Arrangements, who
made such a success of the affair. were
Frank l.. Barker, Chairman; Robert n.
Bridges. Secretary. James OtNeill, Treas
urer. Joseph r. Keefer and Archibald
Reception Committee-Thomas Brady,
.shairrnan: Herbert Ltnberg, w. HAY
wood +. c. Eastnlead. IT. Hurley, I.
Quinn. p. J. Kern. Alex Collins. w A.
Barton, VIM. Vincent, J. J. Downing, y.
ter Logan. Ernest MeCausland. Homer nj.
Green Vim. Mcleod, J. Pagan, George
wooster H w. Bergman. James Fl. Pur-
cell. ~. j.. Fi~tzsiramons, a. r. Bell. Thos.
Soapsn Fl, a.. Strickland Matter C.
Snnlfh. Tdward Wilkins, William Wooster,
CHARLES Milton, J. A. Rikenan, Freak
Sher,ac5. M. J.. Cuilo9. Ralph Donath, II.
q Franklin. James NJ. Kelly, Duncan
ColaaIhoun. A. McClement, X. L. Woke,
.1arses Murphy. @. F. Watts, J. e. Corr
coran. Edwin Dickson. Edward kanady,
Feter Reynolds.
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