The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-19
OFFICERS OF The
BIG DAVIS PARADE:
Men Who Will Head the
Marohers at the Big Out
ing on September s.
DAY AND NIGHT PACEANTS
COMMITTEE HAS ALMOST COM
PLETED ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE GREATEST DEMoNsTRA-
TIoN.

TION.
Preparations for the annual outing of
the Robert Davis Association on Sep
temher 6 has been going on for weeks
ana the committee in charge of the ar
rangaments have met with success at
every turn. The ;r1:eations are that it
win be tie grsates4 s-ld NEST enjoyable
cutting the association has ever held
Ea.h morning aud Aight parades will be
spectacies worth seeing.
There viii be FIVE battalions of thirty-
two companies each. Tie majors named
are: First battalion, Daniel I.sddy; see
ond, Thomas j. Corydcn; third, George
H. Stell; fourt:s, Egbert Seymour; fifth,
James Nolan
The association, as in former years,
viii parade from the club house on Mer-
Ger street to the dock where the boats win
be boarded. Following are the oficers:-
First Battalioa-Mai. Daniel Leddy.
Captains, A. H. Mansfield; 2 Ed
ward McCoyern; 3. John ]. a. Duffy; A.
John I. Macklin: 5, Nicholas Toppin; 6,
Peter A. Kane' 7. John Allen; s, NJ. J..
Fallon; g. VIM. f. Kern; 1e. B. j. Len
non; II. Joseph j. Scott; 12. VIM G.
Jcbson; IL, VIM. A. Higgins: H. Andrew
Wright; 10, VIM. Wiley; 16, Albert Hoh-
nfan; IT, VIM. ]. Forsgthe; Is, S. f.
Wyse, 10, Joseph NJ. Coyle; 90 NJ f.
Cronin; D. NJ. f. Quinn; %. R. ] Falla-
hee; %. Edward Perlberg; "A, Chas.
Armbruster; 25 Richard Powell: &c, +.
! L. O'Neill; 27, John Sweeney; 2s, Joseph
Friend; 90. James Birmingham; 80,
Henry Rose; 81, John Prout; 80, Martin
Carey.
secend Battalion Major Thomas j.
Cerydon.
Capta;ns--1. Peter Ehrhardt: 2, An
thony Murray: 5. Berahard Heeney; 4.
Thos dulliaan; 3, Thos. DAILY; 6, Emil
Herr; Z. Frank jaeger; 8. Michael An
gelo; 9. John c. Smith: 10, P. H. James;
II. Frank Srnyfh; IL. Joseph Kaiser; 13.
John Glenn; ! 4 William Pairson; Is,
Phil Warne. Jr.;; 16, Patrick Rogers; II,
81. J. Manchett; IS, Patrick Hig-
gins; 19, John F. Fay; 20. George
Bannon; 81. William ]. Duffys
%. Henry Hinterman; %, Patrick
McQuaid "a. John c. Sweeney;
%. Edward AIeMahon, 26, John Nagle;
27, Richard Helmers: %, Hugh Hague;
20. William e. Smith; 30, John f. Gate
"; 81, William Glossy: 81, John Muller.
Third Battalion-MajI George H.
Steil.
Captains Edward Carroll, Anthony
Capelli, Emil Berckmann. Fred. Steig-
letter, James f. Clark. Michael Lally,
Jr., Chris Guth, Patrick Duffy, Peter j.
Devine, Dominick Marino, Henry Reut-
ter. Thos Behan, Chas. NJ, Austin, Gus
Reuter-, John Cleary, Patrick Cahill, j.
e. Carlock, Joseph J. Cuneo, John M.
| Kelly, John Morris. John Flick, Timothy
Kelly, Jr., John f. Mcdonnell R. G.
Wiencke, Fred Schribe, James Coleman,
James G. Minihan, Jos. W. Gri n. A.
Sorensen, f. T. Kelaher. A. j. Galton.
Fourth Battalion Major Egbert Sey-
mour.
Captains John }. Nealon. Hyman
Lazarus, John J Connors, Thomas B.
Mettam, Il H. Kimmerle, John J..
O'Reilly, Harry AIainhardt, e. ]. Rice,
T. p. McGlennon, Geo w. Caparn. Will
liam NJ Sullivan, Joseph A. Sharkey,
James w Waylett, T. p Murphy, Jas.
Amrock, John L. Compton, William NJ.
Barry, Frank Demato. Joseph Brady.
Chas. Mcbride. Ralph Lepore. James D.
Luker. Charles Ladd, George w Irving,
Sid O'DonnelI, Otto Gross Herman Car
funkel, Chas. Muller, George Christman,
Adlbert Slider, e. W, ]. Flaherty, Jos.
Fitzsimmons.
Fifth Battalion, Major James Nolan.
Captains Fred Ripe, J. e. Wal
scheid. Michael Kohl, Louis Kiese-
wetter, Louis Diehm, Jr., A. ID. P. Ben
ner, Edward Berger, Robert Cav, Joseph
w. Igoe, Fred Roes, Jr., James Nc
Carthy. NJ. F. Reardon, John Lynch.
John Boggans, A. J. Lyons, sJohn Dris-
coll, w. F. Bergen, Robert u Hoos E.
J. Edward, George Fl. Williamson, Jr.,
Michael Flynn, George Barry, Harry
Crosby, John McGrath, w. w. O'Dris-
coll, G. ]. Dolan, John shaughnessy,
John Coppinger. Thos. n. Carroll, Jas.
Fay, E. y. Sullivan, Timothy Conroy.