The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-11
DAvISES READY.
At Nine O'clock Tomorrow
Morning the Big Outing
Parade Will Start.
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED
Men Who Will Swell the Four
Battalions - Invited
Guests.
FINAL ORDERS ISSUED


breeze big American flag from the flag
staff of the Robert Davis Association
Clubhouse. This will be the signal for the
start of the members for College Point,
because tomorrow is 'srhe" outing.
Every Democrat who will go tomorrow
is expected to be at the clubhouse at half
past eight o'clock. When the column is
formed the line of march will be from the
clubhouse to Varick, to York, to Grove
and to the City Hall. Mayor aoos will
review the column at that point. Then
the column will proceed to Newark av-
enue direct to Morris street, where the big
steamer, Grand Republic. will be waiting
TO convey the members to College Point
Final orders We're issued last night ana
this is the order for the PARADE
Colonel-Robert C. Smith, commanding.
Standard Bearer-Robert Davis.
Treasurer-Thomas ]. Miggins.
Adjutant-Harry Heller
ColonePs Aids-John P. Noonan, C. J.
Rooney Geo. H. Donaldson, John j.
Broderick, Jos. Farmer, Frank Hague,
John Sullivan, NJ. j. O'Donnell, C. F.
Long, Jos Spratt p. ]. Murphy, WI.
Davis.
Executive Committee-John D. German,
chairman; Carl H. Ruempler, Maurice ].
Stack. James T. Lillis, James C. Clarke,
John j. Heayey. James S. Nolan, Anthony
Hauck, Frank McNally, James Kelly,
Frank McKenna, w. S. Flynn, James
Mannix, Thomas Fallon, Stephen Egan,
Patrick McGrath, James F. Mckee, John
F. Madden, Daniel Cohn, John p Feeney,
c. P. Smith, James Doherty John H.
Masker, James Hennessey, Thos. F. Jor-
dan John j. Mulvaney.
Officers-Wm H Peckham first vice
president; VIM. J. Moran, second vice
president; John A. DENIM, third vice
president; Richard Schlemrn, fourth vice
president; Daniel Smith. financial secre-
tary; Jos. A. Quirk. recording secretary;
N. P. Wedin, Jr., corresponding secretary;
P. F'allon, ergeant-at-arms; Thomas
Nelson, collector.
Lieutenant -Colonel-John Zeller.
Lieutenant-Colonel's Aids-M. F. Kella-
her, Jas. p. Connolly, Jas. J. Baker, F.
G. Crandall, w ]. Doll John Lenahan,
Con. Dietz, James j. Murphy, Sherman
Bonham John Kenny
First Battalion-Anajor James Billing
ton; Aids-G w. Henry, E. p Roberts,
A. J. Boyle. NJ r. Connolly, William
symes, M. I. Fagen.
NJ. J. Curry, James P. McGovern,
Richard Judge, Thomas Mcclure, 7. J.
Carroll, NJ. J. Garry, Henry Hahn,
Edward Mcmahon. Charles E. Dolan, DR..
G. w King, o. E. Nolan, Walter Slxiff,
Dom Marino. Edward Perlburg, o. E.
Kreig, James ]. Mccarthy, John Quinn,
R. D. Duff. Samuel Nagle, d. B. Ryan,
n u +
land, John Roberts, Thomas Golden,
Michael Kohl. Fred Rippe, Frank Me-
Dermott. Thomas Enright, Ambrose
Lynch, John J. Hogan, A. P. D. Benner,
Joseph Fitzsimmons, Adam Schaeffer,
Charles Carroll, J. J. Hopkins, F. T.
Kelleher James Hoffer, P. J. Kennedy
Second Battalion-Major Dr. John
Nevin; Aids-Joseph Perlmutter, j. J.
Nevin, J. s. Lynch, P H. Murphy, J. A
Whelan, John Griffin.
G. N. Garretsen, James Tremble, Fred
Kissam, A. j. Clements, John j. Sweeney,
John Muller, Richard Powell, John b.
Farrell, John A. Bell. Charles Boltwood,
Hugh Mclaughlin, John Donelan, Peter
Mcclure, Alex. Roe, j. E. Walscheid
Patrick Reardon. A. J. Manning, John
Lane. E. A. Rohde, H. o. Wittpenn, M
J. Kenny, Anthony Cappelli, Joseph
O'Mara w. E. Dugan, J. H Brown, John
H. Vollers, A. H Sauerland, Michael
Gavin, James Coleman, Joseph A Rior-
dan, E. f. Mccarthy, M F. Malone,
James E. Kelly, P. L. O'Neill. J. J.
Minihan, Emil Groth, P. j. Fleming
James F. Woodmancy, James Amrock, S.
F. Wyse
Invited guests-Mayor Seymour of New
ark, Dock Commissioner Murphy of New
York, Senator Timothy D. Sullivan, Coun-
Gilman Foley, Councilman Goodman, ex-
Senator James Smith, Prosecutor Ridge
way of New Brunswick.
Third Battalion-Major M. J. Coyle.
Aids-Henry Lohmann, John Haggerty,
John F. Keating, Lawrence Pagan,
Adolph Lankering, John Kuper.
Hugh Hague, Jas. D. Luker, Jas. Birm-
ingham, William Duffy, James Hamilton,
James N. Braden, Edward Barr, Philip
McGovern, w. F. King, Ben Bertsch.
Robert Ryan, Sidney ODonnell. P E.
Martin, T. J. Cummings, Jacob Muller NJ.
A. Rooney. Louis Diehm, Jr., George
Bremner, John p Egan, William Henry,
Joseph Duane, III. N Jaehne, j. H. Buck
ridge, John F. Nagle. j. H. Brinckman,
Patrick Burns, John Kelly, p. H. O'Neili,
M 7. Cronin, John McDonough, M. Lally,
Jr., James Entwisle, Charles Armbruster,
z. j. Rice, Michael Higgins C. M. Austin,
M A. Egan, Matthew Lawlers, c. F. w.
Maurer, John c. Sweeney.
Fourth Battalion-Major Egbert Sey-
mour. Aids-Thomas Magner, Patrick
Flanagan, William c.. Hamilton, Dr. L.
B. Donohue, N. w. Trask, Thomas Gar
rett.
7. Z. Mettam. Hyam Lazarus, H. Mein-
hard. Patrick Nugent John ]. Connors,
J. J. Reilly, Charles Mcbride, F. H. KIM
merly, Charles McQuillan, T. J.eCronin,
Charles MCGEE, william Clossey, James
Bolen. II. Hinteman, w. f. Kern, Chris.
Niehaus, Joseph L. Lamb, H L. Davis,
Daniel Cole, John Glenn. G. b. Reilly, C.
G. Hendricks, d. Y. Lewis. John M. Kel-
ly, Allen Benny. Joseph Sack, John
Grimes, John ]. Hogan, ]. P. Higgins, L..
w. Duesing, John ]. Ryan, N. F. Cham
bers, Roger Boyle, Robert Hoos, Ambrose
Guiton. e. A. yreeland, S. G.. Warrin,