The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31

II represented sDy A0G)ra1eS W waiter Ihun,
/ Brady and Hart, Of Jersey CiEy Council.
4 Comrades Sanborn and Quinn, OF secnr
/ lty Council, and Comraue Nounan Of
\ Union Hill. This celebration will be Que
OF the grandest affairs of the times, as
not only all comrades Of The G. b. Il, but
also the diocese of Brooklyn will take
i part. TIE JERSEY CITY NEWS. with It's
usual promptness, viii inform the pub
i TIC III rail- before TINS great event takes
1 place ~ the way, several Of the com
rates living out OF town at Newar6 and
/ Grange referred specially 10 I'VE JERSEY
/ CITY NEWS and complimented the Jersey
/ City comrades on having such 4 lively
Sunday paper
tomrade T. Wood was at the last meet
! ing, although Cemrade Shortel tried
hard to keep him at hcme. Now, what
/ was the tfoublef Surely that paper pack
age that was passed in through the box
! at the gate on the night OF the picnic had
1 nothing 10 DO with it. Look out Thomas,
| all the comrades are wondering why you
| looked after the gate SO we'll Perhaps
| Comrade Mullins eau tell. rs they say
that he Is very good judge OF beef
steak
Comrade Harrington was left in the
cold, and he is not feeling well either.
Comrade z. f., how is the cure
for malaria mustard and good
b,randys Look out. yon will have
all the council afflicted with
malaria, particularly if you furnish The
| remedy
Comrade J. v. Burke goes up and
down the city with the assistance of
new cane. He tries to tell US that his
! boy won 1t. No 20, John "; the cane
i for you and the paper medal for Comrade
Watts were gifts from the shooting mas
ter of CALIFORNIAN Park.
+ Comrade Connors is now all smiles
and insists that he is growing
stout and will wager that he measures
more around the chest than any man
Of his weight. William is modest.
We know why he insists on being meas
ured. He wears that famous badge at
| all times, and people must see it. Com
rade, you have the right to be proud of
| II. and we hope to see you wear it sun
day, September Z, to show it to some of
| our out of town comrades
Comrades. one and all, should try and
attend all meetings, as business of the
greatest Importance to the Legion is I'M
der consideration, and should be attended
to promptly and intelligently.
The members of Court Bergen have
heard with regret Of the illness OF
! Brother L. A. Schult Eddie is an en-
thusiastic member of the court and
| hard worker.
Some of the members Of Court Bergen
are already talking of an entertainment
i and hop. As they have always made a
success of all of their undertakings. the
prospective hop Will bea jolly affair.
Knights of Pythias.
Jersey City Lodge No. IS held a very
interesting convention on Wednesday
evening. The rank of esquire was con
ferred on two pages. There was large
number of visiting brethren present,
every lodge in the district being repre-
sented Among the distinguished guests
present were Grand Chancellor De Witt
G. Bolton, q. &. of r. and S. Leslie
Menger of Paterson, ID. ID. G. G.. Stephen
Van WarU of District No. q, C.C.J. Mule of
Hoboken Lodge, P. G. Knoeller OF Wood
land, Brother SpeuReman of Woodland,
P. Ct Joslin of Bridgeport, Conn. Re.
marks were made in the good OF the Or
der by G.. c. Dewitt G. Bolton. 6. X OF
r. and 5. Menger, ID. d. G. c. Van Wart
and others. This convention proved to
be one of the best attended Of the season.
At the next convention the rank of knight
will be conferred and q musical feast will
be given by Jersey City's best
Lincoln Lodge No. SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening There
was fair attendance of members. The
rank of esquire was conferred on one
page. The members of the lodge viii
meet at their Castle Hall at halfpast
seven O'Clock sharp tomorrow morning
labor Day, for the purpose of paying
Iraternal visit TO Monmouth Division, u.
r., at Red Bank. Members are request
gloves. The lodge will take the steamer
Sea Bird for keyport at the
foot OF Franklin street. New York.
returning by the Pennsylvania Railroad
that evening. The new beneficial associ-
alton met and effected a temporary or
ganization by electing p. G. Steup as
chairman and p. c. G. w Point as secre-
tary pro TEN. There are fifty members
on the charter list at present. The asso-
citation will hold IT'S first regular meeting
Nun ffinr-
permanent organization. The fee has
been fixed at one dollar A full attend
ance of the members is requested at the
next convention. The rank of knight
will be conferred
Washington Lodge, the home lodge of
d. ID. G. G. James q. Chaattle. has APP
pointed a committee TO get up reception
on that brothers return from England
where he has been visiting his parents.
He is expected home about September TO-
Let his reception be rousing one, as de-
serves q worthy ana palnStaklng officer.
Woodland Lodge No. 5 held an inter
esting convention on Friday evening A
pleasant good and welfare was held, re-
marks being made By nearly all Of the p.
rs present.
of page at its convention on Thursday
| evening.
Cincinnatus Lodge No 50 will confer
| the rank OF knight tomorrow evening G.
T.. Joseph Duke VIII preside, which fact
is a guarantee that the work will be well
done. All p. C.'s of this lodge are ex-
pected to be present.
Lafayette Lodge No. 70 will mold its
regular convention at Masonic Hall, La
fayette, on Wednesday evening next,
and work page rank.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 will hold its
regular convention at Bamber Hall on
Friday evening next.
Hoboken Lodge No. LOG will hold its
regular convention tomorrow evening
The rank OF page will be conferred on 4
number of candidates. This lodge is
doing good work under the able manage
ment of G. G. Male. who promises to have
the most successful term of any C. G. for
several years past. Visitors TO this lodge
are always we'll entertained
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 will resume its
1 regular conventions, commencing on
| Tuesday evening, when the rank of page
will be conferred, and other business Of
Importance will come before the lodge
Palestine Division No. will assemble
at its armory at half-past seven O'Clock
sharp tomorrow morning, in full dress
uniform, helmet and gloves to proceed TO
Red Bank to take part in the annual
parade OF the regiment The division
will proceed by boat from the foot OF
Franklin street, New York. to Keyport,
/ thenca nv vail IN Rcd RINK raturniotr ~