The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-14

II :
Dennis Rowe, State Treasurer, Trenton !;
James Donelan, whose portrait is presented
above, is the county delegate of this
branch. Mr. Donelan is at
661 Grove street, and is well liked by all
who know hin. The number of members
of this branch of the order throughout the
Union is said to exceed $4,000 There are
in this county, of this branch of the order,
eight divisions, as follows:
DRY. Martin Collins, President, 38
Canal street, Jersey City; Patrick ] Nc
Grath, Vice President; Henry Joyce, Finan-
cial Secretary; Anthony Tyrorer, Recording
Secretary; John Cfougher, Treasurer.
DIV. 2.-Charles Daley, President, jersey
City; Bernard Young, Vice President; John
Slattery. Financial Secretary; Martin Kelly,
Recording Secretary; Patrick Bagley, Treas
urer.
DIN. Michael Furlong, President.
Bergen Line avenue, Union Township;
Michael Wallace, Vice President James
Phelan, Financial Secretary; Patrick Col
lery, Recording Secretary; NJ. Hannah,
Treasurer.
DIV. 10-Anthony Mullins, President;
M. J. Breslin, Vice-P President; Patrick
Driscoll, Recording Secretary; Terrence S.
Haughey, Treasurer, 80 Willow street, Ho-
boken.
DIV. IA Peter OConnor, President;
John Donnelly, Yice-P President; John Cor
rigan, Financial Secretary; John d. Dem
nelly, Recording Secretary; Michael Lea
hey, Treasurer.
DIV. 49, Captain Dugan, Hibernian Ri
hes; Themes Clancy, President; James
Riley, Vice-President; Thomas Murray, FL
nancial Secretary; J. P. Kellaher, Record
ing Secretary; P. Naughton, Treasurer.
DRY. 18-Patrick Lavan, President, 20
Erie street, Jersey City; Charles Coyne,
Vice-President; james Finn, Financial Sec
Rotary; Thomas BYrne, Recording Secreta-
ry; j. Callaghan, Treasurer.
DIV. 19-John Gully, President, $50 First
street, Jersey City; Patrick Smith, Vice
President; John Barrett, Financial Secre-
tary; Michael B. Holmes, Recording Secre-
tary; Myles insolvency, Treasurer.
Division l meets In st. Johns Hall the
first Monday of each month, and Division
16 (Hibernian Rides) at the same place,
also once month Division 10 holds its
meeting once month at,St. .Michaels; Insti-
tute. Division is Greenville division,
aud holds forth at the New York
Bay House, on Ocean avenue. OF the
other divisions of this branch in this
county, 2, 10 and IS belong in Hoboken,
while the Hibernians of Union Hill COM
pose Division Z The National Delegate is
elected annually at convention composed
of one member from every division of the
Order in the country. Henry f. Sherry,
who halls from Chicago, is at present the
National Delegate Of this branch. 1t would
be, of course, impossible to get at what is
done on the inside of the Order, but that it
dispenses with some charity in the course of
of year is true when it is remembered that
every sick member of the Order, while he is
sick, receives a weekly allowance of SIS.
When member dies. his wife or next of kin
receives $50. and when members wife
dies, the member himself receives S25.
The monthly dues are 35 cents. This
seems a very small sum, when taken by
itself F; but figured up, it amounts to 81 &c
a year per member, or a grand total income
per annum, for this branch, of 1857 900
All the offices are posts of honor, and il
would seem that with the above showing
the Order should have quite good-sized
bank account