The Jersey City news., 1901-09-05
MURPHY OUTING.
Limit Removed and All Can
Go Who Have the Price
Distinguish Guests.

Tickets for the second annual outing OIL
the Franklin Murphy Association, to pc
held at Wardells Port-au-Peck Hotel
Pleasure Bay, N. j., on next Monday, are
selling so rapidly that the committee nave
wisely determined to remove the limit ana
hermit all to go who desire. Some time
% an attempt was made to reach the
nrol,able purchasers of tickets by invita-
tions but this plan was soon found to pc
Inadequate and it is now announced that
all are welcome to attend and that tickets
in any quantity can be obtained from the
treasurer. ]. Herbert Potts, on application
at his office, NO. 10 Exchange place. Prof.
Eckert's full brass band of twenty-five
pieces has been engaged to play at the
bake and on the way down and back on
the steamer. The outing will leave the
Adams Express Company's dock, foot OF
Exchange place, promptly at nine A. M
Those going will show their tickets at the
team entrance to the Desbrosses ferry on
the north side of Exchange place, going
through the ferryhouse to the dock The
badge selected for this years outing has
been specially designed and will be
heavily gold plated with silver trimmings.
The cigars, badges and other outfit viii
be distributed on the boat.
Among those who have recently pur-
chased tickets are:-John E. Foster, At
lantic Highlands; George A. Squires,
Union county; A. A. Cryer, Essex county;
Congressman James f. Stewart of Pat
erson. Secretary of State George Wurts
Sheriff George Virtue of Newark, Assem-
blyman Charles R. Snyder, Atlantic
Highlands; Honorable w. H. Vreden-
burgh of Freehold, Honorable w. I. Nor
ton of Hightstown, Congressman b. r.
Howell of New Brunswick, Honorable
John H. Conger Of New Brunswick, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction c. ].
Baxter, Honorable Charles F. foote,
William George Nelson, William Van
Keuren, Spencer Weart, George johnson,
John C.. Kaiser, James c. Young, s. f..
Renner, Jacob Durr, Adam j. DaaD, Jo-
seph Guisto, Charles Eichhorn, George l..
Record, William Mahon. Thomas Finney,
Alexander Robb, George-B. Eaton, E. III.
smith, John A. McManus, David Noble.
A. M. Green, Herman Walker, F. YOU
mans, c. H Van Louven, John Doscher,
Theodore Smith, w. c. Davitt. Warden
George o. Osborne, Frank Stevens. Thos.
w. Tilden, Martin Finck, John Rother-
II,
David w. Lawrence, w. 8. Van Gardo,
William Gianinni, Judge Charles w. Par
ker, William c. Ennis, William J. Davis,
w. J. Heidi, William H. Dod, David r.
Daly. Augustus Van Gardo, Reuben Simp-
son, George w. Decker. ex-Sheriff John J.
Toffey, Henry Frank, Jr., Commissioner
Henry e. Niblett, Robert A Simpson, w. D.
Grady C. J. McCloskey. Henry Bell,
James S. Bailey, William H. Armstrong.
James O'DonnelL Andrew ]. Booth A.. B.
Cosey, H Goldram, Anthony Schoenfelder.
Charles B. Reilly, Clayland Tilden, Chief
benjamin F. Murphy, Joseph McComb.
John Gallery. L.. d. Cassell, John Creech,
Jacob Strauss, John p. Landrine, Simeon
Rowland, Judge Abel /, Smith,. James A.
Freeman. Frederick A. Wild. Judge
Horace Robertson, E. NJ. Watson, Frank
j. Lees Leonard Schroeder. 4. 7. yo,g.
Captain George Wohleben, N. NJ. Gold
ram, Philip H. Diemer, John A. Walker,
Charles N. King, A. J: Doan, e. w. Mar
II: II. Abernethy, John 2; McArthnr,
q. Arnmon, w. Person, James H. Love,
r. NJ. Lockwood, e. II. Neville, Myron
II. kelsey. w. J: Burns. Aaron s. Bald