The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-09-10

Amrock, ]. ]. Minihan, S. T. Wyse. John
j. Connors. Frederick Nissan, N. Cham
bers William Brasiel, j. f. Nagle, w. Il.
Dugan, Michael Reardon, 4. A. hoeoe'
Thomas Enright. James Mcbride, igna-
cius Ryan, Daniel Cole, M. Lally, Jr.'
Louis Diehm, Jr., Richard Powell Johil
J. Sweeney. ]. NJ. Kelly, L. w. Duesing'
Charles Maxwell John J. Hogan, M. p
Holmes, Hugh Mclaughlin, John ROBERTS,
NJ f. Malone, John Kelly, Joseph Duane
Allan Benny, ]. F. Woodmency' II. D..
Burns, NJ F. Cronan, j. H. Brinkman'
]. J. Hopkins, C. E. Freeland' Hush
Hague, William Duffy
The invited guests are:-Mayor james
Seymour, of Newark; ex-United States
Senator James Smith, Dock Commissioner
Charles Murphy, Senator Timothy y. Sui
livan, Councilman Thomas Foley, Coun-
Gilman Frank Goodman of New York
Third Battalion-Major, Adolph Lanker-
ing: aides. Henry Lohman, John Hagger-
tv. John F. Keating, Lawrence Fagan,
Mr. ]. Coyle, Jacob Kuper; captains In the
following order:-John A. Bell, John r.
Egan. A. ]. Manning, Joseph A. Riordan,
James d. Luker, Peter Magure' 1ohii
Warncke H. o. Wittpenn, George Brem-
ner, Hyman Lazarus, A. HI. Sauerland'
Joseph O'Mara, Henry Rose, Robert Hoos'
Charles Toomey, Roger Boyle, WliilaHl
Clossey, William Henry, Charles MCGEE,
Harry Hintemann, Joseph Sack, John D.
Reilly, John O'Brien, Michael Kohl, JOS
eph Fitzsimmons, John Donelon, Anthony
Markert, P. H. O'Neill, ]. ]. OReilly. j.
J. Mccarthy, Henry Hahn, Harry Meln-
hardt, H. L. Davis, M. j. Garry, M. j..
Curry, Fred. Ripe, Ambrose c. Lynch,
Thomas f. Carey, T. ]. Cummings, F. j..
Kennedy.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious., Egbert Sey-
mour; aides, Thomas Magner, Patrick
Flanagan, VIM. C. Hamilton, DR.. L. r.
Donohoe, N. w. Trask, Thomas Garrett
captains in the following order f. 4.
Nrllegher, DIR. B. S. Pollak, e. Perlberg,
Philip McGovern, J. L. Lamb, George p
Riley, John Quinn, G. w. Caparn, J. II.
Brown S. G. Warrin. E. A. Vreeland, j.
III. Vollers, A D. Benner, Ambrose Gui-
ton, Joseph Ridgeway, E. ]. Rice, G.
w. Garretson, J. f. Walscheid, George
Sanderson, o. E. Nolan, Walter Skill
Matthew Lawless C. F. W. Maurer, Ed
L
Sweeney. M. ]. Kenny, Charles Boltwood
M. A. Egan, Samuel Nagle, Thos Ma
guire, James Coleman, DR.. George w.
King, Dominick Marino, Edward Cahiii,
C. M. Austin, Charles Carroll, C. II.
Dolan. Chas. Mcbride, Charles Ladd.
The column will form on Mercer street,
opposite the clubhouse, at $3.50 o'clock
A. NJ. sharp.
Being in very close columns, the parade
will commence at the command March
when the first company will move on at
once, and each succeeding company FOL
low when the one preceding 1t snail nave
advanced twenty-five feet.
Line of march for morning parade VIII
be from the clubhouse on Mercer street,
to varick, to York, to Grove, to City Hail,
where the parade will be review by Mayor
Hoos and officials representing the State,
county and city, thence to Newark ave-
nue.. to Montgomery street, to hudson
street, to Morris street and embark
On arrival at College Point the column
will be reformed and parade to DON
nelly's Grove. where the association will
at once assemble to be photographed.
On 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, 10
Newark avenue, to Grove street, to Nintn
street to West Hamilton place, to Eighth
street, to Jersey avenue, to Grand street,
TO Grove street, to Mercer street, to the
clubhouse, where the parade will be re-
viewed by Hon Robert Davis. our stand
ard bearer, together with officers and
friends, and dismiss.
The officers will strenuouslZ carry out
the instructions that only twelve men are
allowed to parade in each company, and
that a. distance of twenty-five feet is
maintained.
The captains will see to it that no man
leaves the line upon the arrival home,
but that every man remains until the line
of march is completed This request is
made urgent in order to carry out the
associations plans.