The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-10-29
BIG PARADE.
Col. Robert Smith Issues
Orders for Democratic
Demonstration.
RALLY TO BE NOVEMBER /.
All Political Clubs to Form
in the Line of
March.

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County Committee held on Thursday, Oc-
tober is, it was decided to hold grand
parade and demonstration on Thursday
evening, November 1, 1900. Colonel Robert
G. Smith, Grand Marshal, has issued the
following information for the guidance OF
all Interested
I.-Ah Democrats and friends of the
same are respectfully invited to partici-
pate and assemble with the ward club
in the district in which they live.
II.--Photographs of Mr.. Bryan to be
worn on the front of the hat and small
American flags to be worn in the left
lapel buttonhole of the coat, will be fur
nished in sufficient numbers to each club
on application at the Robert Davis Asso-
citation club house, No. 46 Mercer street.
III.-Hamiton Park is hereby designat-
ed as place OF assembly. Formation will
be in five divisions, as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION.
Joseph Jennings, Marshall.
Delegation of Longshoremen CNinth street
right resting on Jersey avenue, facing
west.)
First Ward Club, Ninth street, following
Longshoremen.
Second Ward Club, Ninth street, following
First Ward Club.
Third Ward Club, Ninth street, right rest
ing on Jersey avenue, facing east.
Fourth Ward Club, Ninth street, following
Third Ward Club.
SECOND DIVISION.
Daniel Y. Lewis, Marshall.
Fifth Ward Club, East Hamilton place.
right resting on Ninth street, facing
north
Sixth Ward Club, East Hamilton place,
following Fifth Ward Club.
Seventh Ward Club, East Hamilton place,
following Sixth Ward.
Eighth Ward Club, Eighth street, right
resting on East Hamilton place, facing
west.
THIRD DIVISION.
James S. Nolan, Marshall.
Ninth Ward Club. West Hamilton place.
right resting on Ninth street, facing
north.
Tenth Ward Club, West Hamilton place,
following Ninth Ward Club.
Eleventh Ward Club, West Hamilton
place, following Tenth Ward.
Twelfth Ward Club Eighth street, right
resting oh West Hamilton place, facing
east.
rOOh1h LILY 1S1ON.
Henry Lohmann, Jr., Marshal.
Hoboken Club, Jersey avenue, right rest
ing on Eighth street, facing north.
Bayonne Club, Jersey avenue, following
HobolSen Club.
West Hoboken Club, Jersey avenue, fol-
lowing Hoboken Club.
Weehawken and Neighboring Clubs, Jer-
sey avenue, following West Hoboken
Club.
FIFTH DIVISION.
John D. German, Marshal.
The Robert Davis Association of Hudson
Co~Sty and such other clubs as may be
represented, on Jersey avenue, right
resting on Sixth street, facing north.
IV.-The parade will start at $50 o'clock
p. NJ, sharp, and be in column of COM
panies eight files front.
V.-Each club or ward shall select one
a. captain, who will be in command dur
ing the parade; and one "a lieutenant for
every eight (S) men present
VI.-Marshals must report their divis-
ions, ready to move, to the Grand Marshal
at corner of Jersey avenue and Ninth
street. not later than $40 P. NJ
VII-The line of march will be from
Hamilton Park along Jersey avenue to
Twelfth street, to Erie street. to Thir-
teenth street, to Grove street, to Bay
street, to Warren street to Montgomery
street, to Greene street, to Morris street,
to Warren street. to Grand street to Mon
mouth street, to Montgomery street, to
Brunswick street, to Seventh street, to
Jersey avenue, to Mercer street. to the
Robert Davis Associat ton Clubhouse, where
the parade will be reviewed by all the
candidates and friends and dismissed.
VIII.-Ciuzens particularly on the line
of march are respectfully requested to IL
Illuminate their homes.
1X.-Ward representatives and those
who desire places in the parade, are re-
quested to attend an important meeting
to be held in the clubhouse, No. 46 Mercer
street, on Tuesday evening, October 80 at
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