The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-27
Knights I'D Pythias.


Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held regular
convention. on Tuesday evening, The
rank OF knight was conferred on fifteen
esquires. This lodge has added an en-
tirely new feature TO K. of z. lodges; on
the payment of an additional ten cents to
the monthly dues a member, when sick,
secures the attendance OF physician and
all medicines tree of any additional cost.
che charter list closes on May 10.
Lafayette Lodge No. ~ held regular
convention on Wednesday evening. The
rank of knight was conferred on four
| esquires This lodge is booming now
| that the meetings are held every week,
the members take more interest in the
| lodge. p. c. Schroeder was appointed as
committee OF one to furnish talent for
the goodsand welfare hour, and he starts
| in well on his new duty.
| Lincoln Lodge No. 10 held a regular
! convention on Thursday evening. The
| ID. ID. G. c., John Tracy, was present and
installed Brother Dockman, the newly
elected M. of A., also Brother William H.
Keeper as inner guard. Remarks were
made in good and welfare by the d. d. G.
| G. and others.
! Jersey City Lodge No Is held q very
pleasant convention on Wednesday even
/ ing; There was very large attendance
and the usual very excellent good and
welfare followed. The rank of page Will
be conferred at the next regular conven-
/ ton.
Grand Lodge No. 50 held a regular
meeting on Thursday evening. There was
a large attendance OF members and visit
ing brethren. The NJ. of A., George New
kirk, having resigned, Brother John
Laforge was elected to fill the vacancy
and will be duly installed on next Thurs
/ day evening by ID. d. @. c. Stephen Van
Wart. The Memorial Committee met
last evening at the residence of p. G.
Hoboken Lodge No 100 will give their
ENTERTAINMENT and reception at an early
date.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. SO held a very
interesting convention on Monday even
ing A large number of visiting brethren
| were present. The rank of page will be
conferred at the next convention.
Bay view Lodge No. 81 received a visit
from ID. d. G. G. Stephen Van Wart on
Tuesday evening. The D. d. G. G. is well
pleased with the work in this lodge. A
delightful good and welfare was given.
p. G. Allen, of Lincoln Lodge, travels
from Bergen Point every night to go to
his lodge meeting aud is one OF the most
faithful members of the lodge.
d. ID. g. G. John Tracy has appointed
| ?. G, George Pulls, Of Ciucinnatus
Lodge No. 80, to act as grand master-at-
son Lodge No. 81, to act as grand prelate
for District No. 8.
/ ID. ID. G. G. Stephen Van Wart will visit
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 on Tuesday even
ing, April 30, and will exemplify the up-
written work of the order.
Sir knight Lieutenant Lyman Brown
was voted to be the handsomest officer in
the First Regiment on Friday evening at
the battalion drill.
Captain Steup is prouder than ever Of
his boys He says they did nohly, and
the boys of the division are equally proud
OF their captain.
Hancock Lodge No. ia held very in
teresting convention on Friday evening
Visiting brothers from every lodge in dis
trict No. were present. Dionysius Lodge
No. us. OF New York city, paid frator
nal visit and presented Hancock Lodge
with handsomely engrossed set OF reso
lutions as a token of esteem fol
Hancock's kindness to the late Brother
NJ G.. Lederman, of Dionysius
Lodge G. c. A. Hart, of Dionysiu.
in few well chosen remarks presented
the resolutions, which were received by til,
@. C. OF Hancock Lodge in a neat speech
Remarks were made by ID. d. q. G. l.. w
SawteD, OF New York; G. K OF r. and 5
H. 0. Kase, of Hartford, Conn; p. D. d
G. G. Harris aud p d. d. G. g. Charlie
Marks, OF New York Grand Prelate Kill
burn, Of New Jersey; z. ID. d. q. G.. The
Miller and p. G. Tllden. Kent and Solo