The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-09-10
THE GREAT DAY
Orders for the Outing of
the Davis Association
Issued.
HOW THE LINE is FORMED
Forty-two Hundred Hats for
Paraders Already Given
Away.
HOW THE LINE is FORMED

outing OF the ROD6TL LAWS <ASoOOAdiioii
tomorrow 1t viii be the greatest demon
stration ever made by the organization
The estimate of 5000 participants made by
optimistic members, which was looked
upon as boastful figure by some, is now
regarded as too small an estimate. Up to
noon today out of $50 dozen, or 4,2Oo, hats
and badges only small bunch of extra
ordinarily large and extraordinarily small
sizes remained and this with the principal
afternoon and night still ahead of the
committee in charge of their disposition
Members of the committee are securing
the city and New York for new supply
of the same kind of hats and Whitehead,
Hoag & Co. of Newark have been obliged
to run overtime and employ extra hands
TO furnish enough badges.
The morning and night parades will be
the largest ever seen in this city. They
will also be as imposing. The eight COM
panies GAO men) of the Robert Davis
Pioneer Corps. which will head the
parade, have been uniformed and Will to-
morrow make their first appearance
Their uniforms are OF costly and snowy
military pattern. Every man in the
corps is over six feet in height and each
will wear a tall shake that will make
him look seven feet high. They will be
conveyed to and from the grove by the
steamer Mohawk. The association proper
will be accommodated the steamer
Grand Republic.
At night there will be brilliant illum-
ination, and some great and pleasant sur
prises in this connection may be looked
for The parade will be organized under
the orders issued by Colonel Robert G.
Smith, who will marshal the parade 1t
will be made I'D as follows:-
Formation for the parade will be in four
battalions of forty companies each, the
companies to consist of one captain and
twelve men and to parade in single rank
with an interval of twenty-five feet be-
tween each company.
The Robert Davis Pioneer Corps will act
as escort.
The following officers have been APP
pointed to conduct the parade, viz. =
Colonel, Robert G. Smith, commanding;
standard bearer Robert Davis; treasurer,
Thomas ]. Miggins
Coloners Aides-John p Noonan, c. J.
Rooney, William F. King, John ]. Brod-
erick Joseph Farmer Frank Hague, John
Sullivan, NJ ]. ODonnell, c. F. Long,
Joseph Spratt, p. j. Murphy, w. j. Davis;
adjutant, Harry Heller
The officers of the Robert Davis Pioneer
Corps are:-
onel:-Mortimer ]. Gleason; lieuten-
ant colonel, James ]. Kelly. Staf-Ad-
jutant, James f. Mckee; surgeon, C. Z.
Hendricks; quartermaster, Thomas r.
O'Brien; commissary, T. S. Patterson.
Aides-William F. Clossey, Patrick Sulli-
van, Patrick Fallon, John Kelly, George
Donaldson, Thomas ]. Aughney.
First Battalion-Major, John III. Sulli-
van: adjutant, ]. H. OReilley, Company
A-Captain, James Mannix; first lieuten-
ant. Patrick Cooney; second lieutenant,
James Entwistle. Company B-Captain,
Jacob j. Muller; first lieutenant, James
Watson; second lieutenant, Gregory A.
Judge. Company C-Captain, Alex. j.
Clements; first lieutenant, Alex. McDou-
gal; second lieutenant, Bernard Farrell.
Company D-Captain, Pierce j. Fleming;
first lieutenant John J.. German; second
lieutenant, P. H. O'Neill.
Second Battalion-Major, Frederick
Steigleiter: adjutant, Robert A Elliott.
Company G-Captain. Edward I. Edwards; !;
first lieutenant Peter G. Coffey; second
lieutenant. Rector B. Fisk Company E.
Captain, Richard Bambrick; first lieuten-
ant, AL T. F. Sorensen; second lieutenant,
Joseph McGovern. Company F-Captain,
James r. Gatchel; first lieutenant, Samuel
E. Larison second lieutenant, F. Bell.
Company H-Captain, Robert G. Smith,
Jr.: first lieutenant d. F. Coleman; Sec
ond lieutenant C. f. O. Brien.
The officers of the Robert Davis As
sociation are:-
VIM H. Peckham, first vice president;
VIM. 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. P. We
din, corresponding secretary; Thomas
Nelson, collector.
Executive Committee-John D. German,
chairman Carl H. Ruempler, M. j. Stack,
James T. Lillis, James c. Clarke. John j.
aeavey. James S. Nolan, Anthony Hauck,
Frank McNally, F. McKenna, w. s.
Flynn, Thomas Fallon, Stephen Egan,
Patrick McGrath, John j. Mulvaney,
Thomas F. Jordan, John F. Madden, Dam
iel Cohn, John P. Feeney, c. P. Smith,
James Doherty, John H Masker, James
Hennessey.
lieutenant colonel James Ellington;
lieutenant colonels aides, M. F. Kallaher,
James E. Connolly, James j. Baker, John
J. Doll, Jr., John Lenahan G. w Henry,
James Gallagher, Sherman Bonham, John
Kenny, William Murray, Thomas Griffin,
James J. Murphy.
First Battalion-Major, John zeller;
aides. Con. Dietz, e. P. Roberts, A. J.
Boyle j. ]. Whelan M Fa-
gan: captains in the following order
M. A. Rooney Nicholas Toppin, Sidione
O'Donnell, Robert Ryan, Robert irving
Daniel Y Lewis, James p. McGovern,
James Bolen, John T. Mcdonald. John
McDonough, ]. p. Higgins, r. II. Duff,
William F. Kern, John Glenn, John Null
Ter, John Grimes, James Tremble, Patrick
Nugent Charles McQuillan, F. K. KIM
merly, Emil Groth, Edward Barr, Fl. w.
Jaehne, Eugene Sullivan, Philip Herman,
Michael Higgins, Charles Armbruster,
George Irving, L. T. Mccarthy, J. B. Far
rell William A. Higgins, Patrick Rear
don, O. e. Krieg. John Lane, James N.
Braden, Peter Kernelly, Peter l.. O'Neill.
Michael Gavin, Alexander Roe, F. w.
Repper.
Second Battalion Major Charles e.
Cassidy aides. Joseph Perlmutter, J. J.
NeVin, r. s. Lynch, p H Murphy, M T.
Connolly. T. j. Carroll; captains in the
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