The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-25
Headquarters
ROBERT DAVIS ASSOCIATION


Jersey City, n. J., August 2S 1899.
General Orders No. l.
| /. In compliance with a resolution pass
ed by the Executive Committee on July s.
1899, the twelfth annual outing and games
| of this association will be held on Wednes-
| day. September 20 1892 at College Point,
/ L. l.
II. Formation for the parade will be
in four battalions of forty companies
! EACH, the companies to consist of one
\ captain and twelve men, and to parade
! In single rank with an interval Of twenty
two feet between each company.
| III The following officers have been ap-
pointed to conduct the parade, viz. =
Colonel-Robert G: Smith, commanding.
Lieutenant Colonel-James C. Clarke
Majors-First Battalion, John Zeiler;
| Second Battalion, Maurice Stack; Third
Battalion, James s. Nolan; Fourth Bat
TALON, c. p. Smith.
Adjutant-Harry Heller.
Aides-John P. Noonan, C. J. Rooney,
George H Donaldson, Frank McKenna
G: P. Smith, John ]. Broderick, Frank
First Battalion Company I. A. J; Glenn
ents; 2 r. MeAghon; 3. A., Guiton; I,
bles hdes Roe Na1fi NJ 2 Psiy s5ys asna4 p Luksr
Lazarus; 10, Chas McGee; II, e. Sey-
mour; IL, Chas. McGullan; l3 M A.
Rooney; a, Joseph O'Alara; Is, Otto Witt
John Callahan; 49,. James Bermingham,
@ J: II. Sullivan; q, B. Birteh; p, J. ].
Minihan; q, Hugh Mclaughlin. "a g. D
ing ih9ng g 3 iahsS Il Brown S9.sa q s. 6 sweeney
%, H. I. Davis; 50, G. b. Reilly; 81. G. !.
Edwards; S2 T; ]. Cummings; S9 II
wisle. 35. Ambrose Lynch; 81. E. J, Me-
Cartny; 49, NJ. T. Cronin; SO, j. F. Wood
NANCY; 40. J, Muller.
Second Battalion-Company /, o. e.
Krieg; 2. James Nugent; 3. James Kirwin;
4 e. A. Vreeland; s. R. Schlem; 6. ]. p.
MeeoyeTa rasasss1 q EgaR s Ii, Il NJ !, Ksly sa
Naote. - NJ r f,,Tonnfall- - Piar
dan; ii, e, A. Rohde; Is, Robert Hoos;
l6. J. a. Bell; II, Or: I. e Donohue; Is,
Pr 6. Y; King; Z; 4. J Manning; e, a.
90 NJ. T. Garry; 24 Joseph Lamb: %, ].
Glenn 26 DR.. John NevIn; u, F. Nc
Nally; q, o. 2. Nolan; 2s, ". Skin; 50.
Ryan; 80, A. Cappelli; 81. John Roberts: 35,
Emil Groth; S6, John Fitzsimmons; 81,
James J Murphy; g, Jos; Perlmatter; 80,
Third Battalion-Company /. Charles
Carroll; 2. J: W. Braden; 3, Patrick
Burns; 4. 7. ]. Hogan; M Lallys Jr:;
j. Mulvaney; 9. Phil NIcGovern; 10, John
Quinn; IL. c. T. w. Maurer; u, James
Trenlb5le 3 F. Marin; ss IN 4 j J. Hop
John Kenny; Is. VIM. Duffy; 19, Robert
Ryan; 20 John Lane: u, VIM. Henry; p
J. E. Walsheid: %, John Vollers; "a, M.
|. Fagaan; 2 / ! Reilly; g g. NJ I; ,,s,on Con
2s. Charles Boitwood: 80, John Crimes
81, James Hoffer; 30, P. ]. Cannon; 80, F.
Rppe; q, JameS Amrock; % g. F. KINNEY =
John Lenahan; SO, R. II. Duff; 4e Joseph
Fourth Battalieaae0mpagy e en-, q qgo j. caEl
kins; 4, /. Dean, Jr.; ;. P. Reardon; 6,
Daniel Cole; Z J. J. Hogan; 5, Ed. Nc
Mahon; 9. R. Boyle; 70, Con Deitz; Il,
McDonough; Ii. S. 6. Warrin; is, W. +
Kern; 16, I. j. Carroll; II, John Donlan;
1s W. F. King; -, Tony Hauck; %, J. +.
kastin kastnga g. q q " GaTFetson Mnslah n = rhomas as
Mcguire; 25 ]. p. Feeney: 26 Thomas
Golden, 27, j. p. Higgins; 8, r.. Judge;
EgsH vi 8 8 pngan qSomas s0 Enwrgs 51s PSsn s. 81 " E
Dusing; 34 Patrick McGrath; IS, John
Kelly; &C. Charles Stratman; 81, N. Law
less; 3S, Daniel y. Lewis; 80, Ad. Schaffer;
7 ". The column will form in Mercer
street, opposite the clubhouse, at S12
Y. Being in very close column, the par
ade will commence at the command
"Marchi when the first company will
move off at once, and each succeeding
company follow when the one preceding
it shall have advanced twenty-five feet.
VI. Line of march for morning parade
will be from the clubhouse, on Mercer
City Hall-wflere the parade will be re-
viewed by Mayor Hoos and officials repre-
senting the State, county and city-thence
to Newark avenue, TO Montgomery street,
to Hudson street, to Morris street and
embark.
column will be reformed and parade to
Donnelly's Grove, where the association
will at once assemble to be photographed
VIII. On return to Jersey City, the COLI
ur1ln will be formed on Norris and Hud-
son streets, right resting on Sussex street,
and proceed along Hudson street to Ex-
change place. to Montgomery street, to
Newark avenue, to Jersey avenue, to
Grand street. to Grove street to Mercer
street to the clubhouse-where the par
ade will be reviewed by Robert Davis our
STANDARD Bearer, together with officers
and friends-and dismiss.
TX. The Officers VII streInu9usl;y carry
are allowed to parade In each company,
and that a distance of twenty-five feet Is
maintained.
X meeting Of officers will be held
in the clubhouse on Thursday, August "a,
1899. at $3.50 p. NJ, to draw for positions
in the column and for further instruc-
tions.
BY order of Colonel Smith
HARRY HELLER, Adjutant.