The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
ORDER OF MARCH.
Davis Association Parade
Will Begin at $3.50 P.
M. Sharp Next
Wednesday.
OUTING PROGRAMME READY
Everything Conductive to a
"Good Time" Provided
by the Officers.

1t doesn't matter whether it rains cats
and dogs or halls trolley cars next Wed
nesday, the members of the Robert Davis
Association are going on their annual OUT
ing, and its going to be an outing as "is
a outing"
There will be a parade, a glorious sail
up the river on that big floating palace.
the Grand Republic; lots to eat and
drink at the grove in College Point; fun
to make the most morose happy, and
then to wind up, on the return home, a
parade and fireworks. What more could
anybody wish?
From now until next Wednesday the
rooms of the association on Mercer street
will be turned into hat store. Treasurer
Tom higgins, with his assistant, Dan
Smith, will sit behind row of tables
taking in VS. and in return will give out
a natty steel gray hat. Bluffs and dead
heads don't go with these gentlemen: it's
pay up or no outing, and considering the
immense amount of good things provided
the price is remarkably small.
On that eventful morn every holder of
a ticket must be at the clubhouse not
Mr. Davis that no time should be lost in
getting away. The order is therefore that
at half-past eight sharp-not nine O'Clock
or half-past nine, mind you-the column
will form in front of the clubhouse There
will be four battalions of forty companies
each and the members will parade in sin
gle rank twenty feet space intervening be-
tween each company.
The line of march will be from the
clubhouse to Varick, to York, to Grove,
to City Hall, where the parade will be
reviewed by Mayor Hoos. Then to New
ark avenue to Montgomery street, to Hud-
son street to Morris street and embark.
On arrival at College Point the column
will be reformed and parade to Donnelly' s
Grove, where the association will at once
assemble to be photographed.
On the return to Jersey City the column
will be formed on Morris and Hudson
streets, right resting on Sussex street
and proceed along Hudson street to Ex-
change place, to Montgomery street, to
Newark avenue, to Grove, to Ninth, tc
West Hamilton place, to Eighth, to Jer-
sey avenue, Grand, to Greve- to Mer-
Ger to the clubhouse. The parade will be
reviewed at the clubhouse by Mr.. Rob-
ert Davis, together with officers and
friends, and then dismissed
Now as to the order of march, Ffrsi
will come Colonel R. G. Smith command.
ing, Standard Bearer Robert Davis ant
Treasurer Thomas j. higgins, and aftel
these the ColonePs aides, who are:--J. P
INoonan, c. ]. Rooney, G. II. Donaldson
JOS Farmer DR.. j. ]. Broderick, Johr
Sullivan, T. Hague, c. F. Long. I. Spratt
P. j. Murphy, M. J. O'Donnell and Will
lam ]. Davis.
Next these officers of the associations
William H. Peckham first vice president
William j. Moran, second vice president
John A. DENIM, third vice president
Richard Schlemm, fourth vice president
Daniel Smith, financial secretary; JOSEPH
A. Quirk, recording secretary; N. r. We
din, Jr. corresponding secretary; P. Fal
lon, sergeant-at-arms; Thomas Nelson
collector.
Following these will come the Executive
Committee consisting of John D. German,
chairman, and Sheriff Carl Ruempler,
Register Jas. G.. Clarke, Surrogate ]. 7.
Lillis, County Clerk M. J. Stack Com
missioners Jas. S. Nolan and A. Hauck,
]. H. Masker, Commissioner ]. Hennessy,
P. Madden, f. McKenna, Comptroller T.
F. Jordan. Steve Egan, w. S. Flynn,
County Superintendent c. P. Smith. P.
McGrath, T. Fallon, f. McNally, ]. Man
nix, Under Sheriff ]. ]. Heavey, J.
Doherty, J. F. Madden. j. Mckee, J. P.
Feeney, J. ]. Kelly, Daniel Kohn, Presi-
dent J. J. Mulvaney of the Board OF
Education.
After these will march the invited
guests, and they are:--Mayor Seymour O.
Newark, Setator t. D. Sullivan of New
York, Counsellors Foley and Goodwin O
New York, ex-United States Senator
James Smith of Newark, ex-County Clerl
DR.. Wrightson of Newark, and Prosecutor
Ridgway of New Brunswick
Here will follow Holden's Band, ant
behind it will come Lieutenant Coone
John Zeller and his aides M. F. Kala
her, James E. Connolly. Jas. J. Baker
F. G. Crandall. l. Lenahan, Police Jus
tice James J. Murphy, Sherman Bonhan
and ]. Kenny
Then the regular order follows, frs
battalion and so forth, with Beggs's Bant
and Kelleher and Siefert's bands betweer
each battalion. A novel feature of tn,
parade will be that, in addition to tn,
bands mentioned leading, there will be {
fife and drum corps in the middle of eacl
battalion. SO that there will be Emusic ii
front of them, music behind them anC
music in their midst and if that doesn
please some, why, they can make musi,
for themselves.
These, then, are the arrangements fo
September Il. and they won't be altered
for anybody.
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