The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-12

SOu1Iulltets OuD-CuIel IbduRtI VI. W. HAO-
Queen; Police Committee. William
Kearney. The following committee was
selected to procure suitable banner and
badges for use in the great parade:-E. ".
Norman. J. NJ. Wheelihan, Thomas b.
O'Neill and John B. Holstein. Chief
hanger Rickard appointed the Auditing
Committee as follOws:-J NJ. Whelihan.
John B. Holstein and August B. Lmtfel
He also appointed as members of the
Finance Committee J. M. Whelihan, 4.
Il. Noonan and Dennis F. Collins The
trustees for the ensuing term are E. e.
Noonan, ID. f. Dunn and c. f. Milton.
AT the meeting of Court Hamilton
initiated and propositions of nineteen
were received. The committees for
Foresters' Day were selected and Brother
William A. Tremper was chosen to
make arrangements for ball, February
19, when the court viii be one year old.
Several visitors were present, among
whom were Chief Ranger John Faherty,
of Court Little John, who is also past
chief ranger of Court Hamilton, and Chief
Ranger George B. Crissey, of Court Asst
ley.
At the meeting of Court Grove on
Thursday night Chief Crotty presided
and all the officers were present. The
committee for the amalgamated picnic
was selected. A committee was ap-
appointed to see about flag for the
parade and to secure a drum corps of six
pieces. Speeches were made by Chief
Crotty and Brother Ramsay, of Court
Hamilton.
Knights of Pythias.
The Knights had jolly time in camp
at Greenwood Lake. The Jersey City
Knights returned on Saturday.
Grant Lodge will have an excursion to
AcI,. ~.
day next. Brothers Shellworth and
Longstaff boast tnat it will beat, in the
way of enjoyment, any excursion by rail
that has left this city.
Hoboken Lodge put two candidates
through the mill at it's last meeting. the
lodge will have an excursion to Idlewild
Grove August 90.
Hancock Lodge paid a fraternal visit to
Pythagoras Lodge on Thursday night and
had good time
Ex-District Deputy Weinthal reports
that the lodges are all doing nicely.
Royal Arcanum.
A council of the Royal Arcanum will
be organized in West Hoboken next
Thursday night. Thomas Hopkins has
the list and is soliciting signatures.
Martha Washington Council has four
teen candidates on the list.
IOuEe NObes.
Unabh@ngigen K q. ", despite its
name, had a successful festival on Satur-
day. It is Union Hill organization.
Many Hoboken Elks spent a few hours
at the camp established by Paterson
Lodge at Greenwood Lake.
Hudson Lodge. Independent Sons of
benjamin, initiated Mr.. G. Hirschberg at
the last meeting.
The several divisions of the A. o. H. in
Hudson county will have q joint picnic
and games at Caledonian Park on Thurs
day.
Industry and Clinton Councils, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, will
have an excursion to Grand View Grove
on Wednesday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ellsworth
Post, G. A. R., has arranged for re-
union at Schuetzen Park on September 5.
Central Division, Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, has chosen M. N. Clapp
as their delegate to the national conven-
tion to be held at Denver, Col.
Major Woerner Post, G. A. r., will have
its excursion next Sunday.
Resolute Lodge, A. o. U. W., was insti-
tuted at West Hoboken last Monday by
Grand Master Workman John w. Diefen-
dorfer The officers installed were,-F.
Dumont, p. NJ; Henry f. Seeberger NJ.
W.. George Davis, foreman; G. Way,
oyerseer; G. Nuba, guide; G. Heritage
recorder; A. tluigley, financier; J. Kali
shower, receiver; G. Bert, junior watch
man; II. Velsor, outside watchman; Z.
Hopkinson, A. Campbell and John G.
SchWind, trustees,