The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

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= Garrison, OF Canal street; No. SO, ton
Of coal, by Joseph Barcley, No, Il Erie
street; No. 4f3, box of cigars. The party
finally arrived home ut half-past eight
p. M well pleased with their trip.
Music was furnished by Prof. Wagner's
orchestra.
The following letter of interest has
been addressed to the order OF
Knights of Pythias by Supreme Chan
ceflor William Ward: - Dear Sirs
| and Brothers-On the 10th day of
April, 1890. ] left Newark, N. j.,
via the Pennsylvania Railroad, TO attend
the session of the Grand Lodge of Texas,
to be held April Is. During the same
night. while was asleep, freight train
| came i'll collision with our train, and !
| received injuries Of a serious nature, and
| the effect of those injuries at the
| present time is such, that in the
opinion of my physician an attempt to
| undertake the journey to Milwaukee is
| entirely out of the question. am thus
| compelled to say will not be present at
| the session of the Supreme Lodge in
July. 1t is impossible for me to fully ex-
| press my deep regret in thus being de-
priYed Of the honor and benefit of meet
/ ing with my brethren. Stricken down
while on duty, when least expected, 1
submit to the inevitable, and send my
word of cheer and offer up my prayer for
/ the Divine Masters benediction to rest
upon our order and every individual
| comprising it.
| Brother John Post, of Rathbone Lodge,
is very much interested In the improve
ment OF the telephone. He has been try
/ ing for several weeks TO make a connec-
| ton with Omaha, where it Is rumored a
| certain dear friend OF his resides.
/ Brother Eve Rogers, of Rathbone,
1 has such an appetite for amusement that
| a little thing like an excursion cannot
satisfy 1t. After Court Bergen's affair last
Monday he went in company with few
others to South Beach, where they ended
the day in very merry manner.
Brother B. z. Post, of Rathbene, says
the number of friends man has is
wonderful, especially when he is near
refreshment table.
It'll rumored that a certain member Of
Rathbone Lodge, who is not noted for his
extremely light weight, will shortly
marry beautiful Young lady of the
Heights. The mesnbers desire to hand in
their congratulations in advance and
wish him long and happy married life.
Those who have seen the wedding ring
declare that it is a beauty.
Brother Dunlap, of Lafayette Lodge, is
q shustler." He cannot feel easy in q
conversation unless he Is talking X. of p,
and when he gets started his listeners
knights are the best order in the world
and that is about the truth.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
The Executive Council of the Grand
Court met last night at it's headu uarters
in Newark. All the deputies were pres
emit and received instruction as to the
duties that deyolve upon them, and the
laws of the order and unwritten work
were explained.
Chief Ranger James j. Bowling of
Court Glenwood. is indispOsed. The
genial James is having a hard tussle with
his cold, but he is gradually shaking it
off. His illness has kept him a prisoner
at home.
Court Lafayette had a jolly quarterly
meeting on Wednesday night. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen-J. p. c., i.
NJ. Keating @. r., f. Gainley; S. G. r.,
7. kellegher, Treas L. J. Kaiser; Fin. Sec,
r. J. Kennedy; Rec. Sec, W. J. GormleY;
S. w, w. Bush; j. w, Charles Kelly;
J. B., W. ]. Newly: Trustee, A. Hauck.
Court Jersey City will have its picnic
and athletic games at Caledonian Park
on July IA. Il will be big affair. Many
star athletes will take part in the con-
tests.
Court Damon No. 1921 has perfected
arrangements for its annual picnic. The
event win take place at Caledonian Park
on Monday, July 2S. The Committee of
Arrangements are ambitious to make it
a gigantic success and are working hard
with that end in view.
AT the meeting OF Court Paulus Hook
No 1855, A. o. +. of A., on Wednesday
evening these officers were elected for the
last term of the present year:-Frank
McConnin, C. R.; Thomas e. Yate, S. c.
R.; Ivie Gregg, treasurer; Walter Snyder,
financial secretary; w. j. Walsh, re-
cording secretary; George J. Irving, S.
Davis, S. b., and NJ. Mccarthy, j. b. This
court is in a prosperous condition and has
quite a large membership. The officers
will be Installed on the evening of July 8.
Court Stevens had a fine meeting on
Friday night. Walter Burke was selected
as chief range, and John Wagner, the
faithful financial secretary. was re-
elected.
Court Warren's boys are not novices
at managing a picnic It was splendid
success, and the boys did as well as the
veterans of the older courts.
Court Emmett had a jolly meeting on
Friday night.
day night. Deputy Evener made an in
teresting address about the order. Chief
Ranger Crotty was unanimously re.
elected. The court knows when 1t has a
good officer and is wise enough to retain
him in his position. He has done grand
word for this bright court.
At the quarterly meeting of Court
Winfield No. 1851, a. o. F. of A., of Bay
onne. the following officers were elected
Chief ranger, Joseph McCurnin; sub
chief ranger, J. Straut; financial secre-
tary. j. j. Shay; recording secretary, Ed
ward q. Brown; treasurer, Louis O'Leary;
senior woodward, p McKipnon; Junior
woodward, Eugene Hickey; senior beadle,
Edward Dandrigan junior beadle, Will
lam Ryan; trustees, Andrew r.. Donnell
Charles G. Kane and John p. Dwyer.
Court Congress No. 7.0S1 held its first
annual picnic at Pohlman's Park on
Thursday evening. 1t was one of the
largest picnics held by Foresters. About
five hundred people were present and all
were satisfied with the event For a
young court-it is only four months old
Congress distinguished itself George
J. Brackner, the hustler, was unforru-
nately iii. and Chief Ranger Charles Hot
man acted as floor manager for the even
Holman with his sister. Miss T. Hof-
mann, followed by Assistant Floor
Manager w. Somerville and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Audebert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Maynard, Mr.. and Mrs.
s.. Grove, p. Carroll and sister, Il. Leffert
aud sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Mirabean,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Seheller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dorbecher, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Cordts, Mr.. and Mrs. Golden,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stockfish, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Baltham, G. Vodenain and X. Fritag
and others. Delegations were present
from CourI Greenwich, New York; Court
Staten Island, Court Ashley, Court
Hamilton, Court Hoboken and Court
Palisade, with drum and life corps. The