The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-13
CITY WILL BE DESERTED
Every One Of Note Will Go
on the Davis Outing
Tomorrow.

Three thousand men will escort Robert
Davis, the Democratic leader. from the
Robert Davis Association clubhouse in
Mercer street to the foot Of Morris street,
tomorrow morning. phe occasion is the
annual outing Of the association named in
his honor Last night Sheriff Heller.
who is Treasurer of the association. an
nounced that three thousand tickets had
ben paid for. Tonight and tomorrow
| morning before the start made, it is
predicted that at least I'VE hundred more
tickets will be sold. Never before IN the
history Of the association has there been
such demand for tickets. Hobokens
Union Hill, Weehawken, Guttenbssg.
Harrison. kearny, East Newark and Bay
cane VIII send unusually large delegs.-
iiQrs. From points outside OF the cQun-
b there has been demand for tickets
from gentlemen we'll up IN State politics.
Everything points to the fact that the
outing will develop into the greatest po-s
hIical gathering Of the year.
There are great many fat offices to
be filled this fall, and asplrants in and
out of the county have come to know
that the slate that is made on the Davis
outing comes pretty near going through
each time. 1t was said at the Davis As
will be three 6iubernatorlal condidates on
the outing. There Will be at least four
State Senatorial candidates and two Con-
gressional aspirants At least twenty
el's life miserable, While as many more
F'reeholder aspirants will try to get his
ear" and subsequently, his word. Boule-
ward Commissioners or rather would-be
Commissioners, will make their presence
known. There are ten In the field already
and the outlying townships are still to be
heard from There is a big political slate
to be made up and there IS a
very great possibility Of its be-
ing prepared to the satisfaction
Of the entire following of Leader Davis.
tracked tomorrow. No time will be Civ
en- to those who have sad stories to tell.
For those not interested in politics there
will be games of all kinds and handsome
Treasurer William Heller has done
everything possible to- make the day an
ENJOYABLE one for guests OF all disposi-
tions and inclinations.
The formation of the line will commence
at nine O'clock. but it will probably BE
readiness to march. Colonel Robert q.
| Smith has issued all the necessary orders
for the parade and his aides, Harry Hell
II. Donaldson and Frank J. Mckenna, will
be expected to see to their prompt execu-
tion- Lieutenant Colonel James G. Clarke
mas been advised as to his duties, and ne
in turn has instructed his aides, John j.
Heavey, Thomas Jordan and NJ. +. kella-
her what 10 do.
The lire will be formed in three bat
taiions. They will be made up as follows,
and Captains are requested to observe
| this line OF formation.
First Battalion-Maj ajor Christopher P.
Smith; AIDES. John A. Tracy william H.
Quinn and r. H. McQuaid. Captains Of
Companies Oscar L kreig, Edward Nc
Nahon, Louis Diehm. John Grimes, VIM.
y. Daily. Alex J. Clements. Ambrose
?. aeGuirk r. II. Duff, NJ. A. Rooney,
4lax Roa Iaines Hennessv MaIIrice
Stack Daniel Cole. sveSney O,Dona,ail.
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