The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

Granite NO 2i Moutano No. %. Franklin
no. 20, Garfield No. ~ Sc. Paul, No 20
Friendship No. 30. Washington No. 81.
Cincinnatus No y, Lincoln No. 38, Cor,
cordia No 81, Viola No. 70; sslyertop No
~, Malaga Ne. ~, Henry Clay 10. 45, Sc.
Side No. ~. Benevolent No. As, Sea shore
no. So, Beiyidere No. SO, Phil Kearney No.
63, Eagle No. g.. AdelDhia No g..
Ocean City No g. Twilight No. Gs
Tennant No 90, Shrewsbury No. ~
Welcome No. 70. Perseverance No. ~.
Port Norris No. 76 Olive Branch No 7S
Heno No 81, Lodge Of the Castle. No 49,
Ocean No. So. Ocean Beach No. SC, Ham,
iiton No. 81. Webster No. 92. Crescent
No. 90, Home No 95, MuScOuetcOng No.
9S Unity No 1872, Hoboken No. 1866 Amo
No. Ill. STARLIGHT No. 1l2. Ethic No. 115
Atlantic Highlands No 1T. These lodges
have total OF /, 016 past chancellors, so
it is safe to presume that If the p Cs
turn ont and do their duty that z. c.
Donarh Will be elected,
The new lodge OF K of p, now being
formed in this city VIII soon be instt-
tuted- There is already charter mem
Dership OF two hundred, and the new
lodge bids fair to start with member
ship Of over two hundred. This will be
the banner lodge OF the county in num-
Der, the largest now being Lincoln, with
"a membership of 210.
A handsome photograph of Calanthe
Division q. r. in full uniform, taken in
Milwaukee by Adjutuut Il. J. THEM, mas
been presented 70 the division BY Sir
Knight Captain Baldwin.
P. c. W. E. Hitchcock, Of Puritan
Lodge, has been nominated for Grand
Outer Guard The doctor has host Of
friends, and viii make good ran
G. v. c. John Ulrich Is fast legaining
his health.
p. ID r. A. Jorgenson, Of La Mancha
~
G. x. of II. and s.
Texas lodges are thinking Of raising
the Initiation fee to $50, while New Jer-
sey is thinking Of placing the fee at So,
not very favorable comparison to this
little State. is It, brothers
The Pythiag Burial Plot Association
..Dcad.Y Politics killed it, but r G..
Knoeiler says that it will be again re-
vived and come to the front once more.
And we can do IT, says John
Hancock Lodge. No. ia. held an inter-
estiug session on Friday night. The d.
D. G.. Chancellor was present and spoke
at length on the benefits of the order 2.
@. Mari Of Dionysius Lodge, No. rs. New
York city. WIS also present and gave
some Interesting information. One
proposition was received. After q very
interesting good and welfare the Com
m1ttee ON Ampiifieu Work had rehears-
al. In the near future this lodge will
The sixth degree was conferred on Fri
day evening by the members of Wood land
lodge. e. j. Aaron was absent for the
first time. The election for Grand lodge
officers will take place at the first meet
ing Of the lodges. The candidates for
some OF the offices are numerous and the
election for some of them will be on the
Grand lodge floor, then may the best man
win.
Oscar is now knight and will soon be
a Sir knight He will make good one
a number of brothers of this city will
pay a visit 10 Black Prince Lodge, of
Greenpoint. on the third Monday of this
month, to witness the comforting OF the
third rank in the amplified form
Brothers Lee and Solomon enjoyed
themselves to such an extent at keyport
that they could not leave the town with
out q last and lone farewell. and let the
Talent" go home without them
There is a member of Jersey City Lodge
No. Is who at present resides at SparkilI
n. Y The brother IS noted for his excel
lent chowders, suppers, etc. and is always
ready to see that the boys enjoy them
selves when III SparkilI He has a fun
supply OF guns. dogs of the best and fish
ing tackle, so he invites all his friends to
call and stay month or two and enjoy
themselves.
P. c. E. Parkins, of Lincoln Lodge. has
recently received the appointment as
agent at Tarrytown, on the n T. e. &
II. r. R., aud has removed TO that town.
Professor Beggs. the celebrated band
master, proved himself 10 be courage
GUS man recently by going through the
ordeal in Lincoln Lodge.