The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16

house, The talent of Jersey City th
always in demand, their acts are pleasing
TO the public and they never fail I
secure second engagement. Brother Z
4 O. Coghill, the pianist, always goes Will
/ the boys so that they are sure OF goos
/ orchestra
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held an interest
4 ing convention on Thursday evening
There being no candidates, the session
was devoted to the good and welfare. dur
| ing which G.. G. Addaman requested p @
! Rollins to approach his station, and will
q few remarks introduced PC. MCKINLEY
who in an able manner presented Z. G
Rollins with very handsome gold z
/ C.'s Jewel. p. G. Rollins is the senior p
| G. of Hudson Lodge, having been a mem
Der seventeen years. and has three times
been called upon to fill the chair OF Chan
cellor Commander The p. G. was sc
surprised chat, although he is regarded al
| the orator of Hudson, he could only stant
and thank the brothers for their consider
alton. After the presentation, pleasing
remarks were maue by p. Is Snyder
! Mckinley and Rollins an d others. After
| the adjournment, the lodge paid q fra
ternal visit to Lincoln Lodge No, SO.
Rathbone LodMe No. 10 held its regular
4 convention on Tuesday evening, when
| seven strangers received the rank of page,
and at the convention on Tuesday even
/ inc next they will receive the rank of es
/ luc GultISfLiIil AOlllDAlAct II
making arrangements for an interesting
entertainment which Will take place al
an early date. c. C. d. Campbell is the
right man in the right place; he intends
| to make all committees attend to their
work and will stand no nonsense.
Brother Henry Silverteen has Withdrawn
| from North German Lodge of New York.
and has become member of Rathbone.
Palestine Division No. l, u. II. *. of p.
will hold its regular convention on Tues
day evening. Several candidates will be
Initiated and business of Importance on
the proposed visit OF the Bridgeport divis
ions viii be brought before the division
Every division of the U. r. X of p. of
New Jersey. reports that recruiting is
excellent. The divisions located at
Newark appear TO take the lead in gain
ing new members. With recruiting in
the old divisions, and instituting new di-
visions, the u. r. will show to good adj
vantage at the next annual parade.
Colonel Povey is thinking the subject of
battalion drills over, and the chances are
chat the First Regiment will have series
of these drills during the coming
season.
Supreme Secretary Kennedy. of the
endowment rank, has just published his
report for the quarter ending October 1,
1890. The progress OF the rank since
July l has been perfectly satisfactory.
Thirty-seven new sections have been in
stituted. and new members to the num-
Der of 954, with an aggregate of s., zoe. 600,
have been admitted.
This quarter closes the fourteenth fiscal
year, and shows for that period an in
crease of s. sections. a membership of
1900, representing an endowment OF $780,
600. The cotal mem bershiD is y, 732.
Amount of endowment, $4S, $40 900; pol
tcies terminated during the past quarter,
PA, of which 81 were by death; of these
IS were in the first class, SO in the second
and 81 in the third. The total receipts
during the quarter were Sl67, S5l 81; bal
apce in bank. last statement, Sl32, III. 49,
deposited during the quarter, sl67, S5l. 81 !.
Total on hand, $500, 622S9. Total benefits
paid TO date. first class, 635 deaths. $500.
S66.67; second class, l, 100 deaths, g, III
OH; third class, % deaths. S. 351; fourth
class. I. 127 deaths. So, $40, 900. Total pene-
FITS paid to date, S.. 537, 1855.
Section 96 located in Jersey City, is a
very successful one; it has Il large MEM
berShip.
Lincoln Assembly No. z. PYthian Sis
terhood, will hold its regular convention
on Wednesday evening. A number of
candidates will be initiated and other
business of Importance will come before
the assembly. This assembly is fast in
creaSing Its membership and will soon
take its place as the largest assembly in
the State. Its officers are:-P. c., Mrs.
II. Ross. @. c., Mrs. w. Douglas; prelate,
Mrs. S. Shipman; NJ. of E., Miss NJ. Ross;
X. of K. and s., Mrs. ]. WEIGH; NJ. at A.,
Mrs. ]. Jakes; A. NJ. at A.. Mrs. J. hack
cit; |. g., Mrs. L. Brown; 0. G., Mrs. g.
w. Point; mystic one, Mrs. II. Snider;
organist, Miss NJ. Bills.
Any lady whose father, brother or hus-
band is X. of p. is eligible to member
ship. the assembly holds It's convention
on the first and third Wednesday OF each
month at franklin Hall, corner Of Mont
gomery and Warren streets.
The next meeting OF the Relief Com
mittee will be held at the castle hall of
Cinctnnatus Lodge No. 30 on Monday
evening. The committee should not in
Guide the Two principal officers Of the
longes, as 1t IS impossible TO get full
meeting Of the Board while sucn is the
case. 1t is suggested that the committee
consist OF three members from each
lodge other than the c. G. and v. G. of a
lodge.
At the next session of the Grand Lodge
a resolution should be passed making the
term of office in lodge one year instead
of six months. There are too many past
chanceilors being made and at the present
rate 23S each year. The Grand Lodge a
few years hence will be obliged to hold
their conventions in an open field. Our
sister jurisdiction, New York. has
adopted the one year plan, and this Sta re
should do the same.
ID. d. G. G, Stephen Van Wart is push
ing his canvass for the position of Ora nd
Inner Guard. and will not be found in the
rear when the ballots are counted. He
has received the endorsement of a num-
Der of lodges both IN this county and
throughout the State, and will surprise
his friends by the run that he will make.
Every lodge in districts No. and "a is
dong work at present, and the prospects
are good for this being the banner county
this year.
The new lodge which will be instituted
in few days will be the banner lodge of
the State. Never before has a lodge
been instituted with such large list of
charter members.
In every company OF the Fourth Regi-
ment, n. @. n. j., Is to be seen a membe +
of the K. of p. Company + leads with q
score of ten.
Brother Earl passed the record in rabbit
shooting last week. His score was SO
great that they could not be counted, but
we saw just thirteen.
Brother Walter Ii. Smith is known as
the big blonde of Lincoln Lodge, and he
is proud Of the title, as he says that is the
first title he ever held in the lodge
BrotheI Cropsey and Mrs. Cropsey
played ia that fayorite comedetta, entitled
zine Modern Petrucio; or, The Tanning
of the Shrew.'' and also 10 their comedy
sketch, Quits" at the sixteenth ami
versary of Lucerne Lodge No. Isl, ]. o. o.
r., on Thursday evening in Newark, N. j.
10 say that they were in it Is the truth,
Both sketches were well received. III
Quits" Mr. q. is great, and as the girls
OF Newark remarked, ''how handsome he