The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01


tary and the High Senior Woodward paid
their respects to many of the courts last
wsek. They called at Courts Warren,
Congress, Hudson, Pavonia and Paulus
Hook.
The Executive Council has permanent
headquarters at No. 210 Market street,
/ Newark. They viii meet on the second
ing last night, and the deputies were ap-
pointed,
Coroner George j. Brackner is not only
clever in looking up dead men, but is
after the living in q lively fashion. He
proposed thirty of the forty-two canul-
dates at the last meeting OF Court Con-
gress.
The Grand Court Arbitration Commit
tee consists of 7. B. Crotty, of Court
Grove No. 1851; p. LAWN, of Court Pa
vonfa No. $3.50; II. McConnin, of Court
Paulus Hook No. z. 6S5; George Hoffman,
OF Court Ashley No. 7,578; II. W; Sagen-
dorf, of Court Hoboken No. 7,458; John
j, Minihan, of Court Jersey City NO. I, ~,
and George J. Brackner, of Court Con-
gress No. 1901. No one can find fault
with this galaxy of intellect and
the appeals from the decisions of the Ar
bitration Committees of the subordinate
courts will be promptly, carefully and
conscientiously disposed Of This COM
mittee will act as the court to try charges
preferred by one court against another,
but from the present happy, fraternal
feeling that exists the committees serv
ices will not be required.
Court Congress has arranged to give
picnic at Poblmann's Park on Thurs
day, June 70. They are sangulne that 1t
will be also a celebration of the fact that
the court has reached the 200 mark in the
membership list.
Court Glenwood and Court General La
fayette have decided to have joint ex-
cursion A committee from each court
met and made preliminary arrangements
at Katser's Hall in Lafayette on Thurs
day night last. They adjourned 10 meet
at My Place." No. GIL Montgomery
street, on next Thursday night, at s
o'clock. The joint committee consists of
Brothers Gormiey, Collins. Albeit, Trum-
Bile, Tyson, Kennedy and Kaiser, OF Court
Lafayette, and Brothers Norman, Dow
ling, McKaig, Sury, Clement, Dunn AND
j. L. Wheeiihan, OF Court Glenwood.
The chairman is Brother Norman; Bro
ther Trumble, secretary, and Brother
Kaiser. secretary. This is committee
that will make the event mammoth sue
cess.
Court Glenwood will meet tomorrow
night.
The possible candidates are numerous.
The majority. like Barkis, are "wiliini' II
the court wants them. There are few at
tempts at slate making, which is pleas
ing fact, for slate making means COM
bines, and factions mean discussions.
Sit hard on those who introduce these
methods in the elections. They will do
the court no good.
3 All the courts will elect officers at the
last meeting In this month.
High Secretary La Point is preparing q
directory of the courts of the State, Civ
ing the name, number, time and place of
meeting. the name and address of The
a q
tributed. 1t is good idea, and will in
crease the number of visiting brothers at
the sessions of the courts.
Brother James Bowling has been mem
toned as a candidate for the highest Office
in the gift of Court Glenwood. Jimmy is
secretary OF a labor society and his duties
are SO arduous that it is likely he will de-
cline. Brother Edwin r. Norman is also
named as q candidate for chief ranger of
Glenwood. Either of these brothers
named would make an excellent presiding
officer and would keep the interest alive.
The picnic of Court Congress will be a
hummer. The following wide awake
committee has charge of the arrange
meDts.-Brothers George j. Hoffman,
chairman; Edward Maynard, secretary,
Robert Heintz. treasurer; August Humid,
Rudolph Ninger, Henry Martin and
Henry Won Bargen, Jr.
Past Chief Ranger J. McAleer, Brother
from Courts Stevens Hoboken Ashley
,Tersev (itv and Emmet were m the meet.
ing Of Court Congress- and were well
pleased.
Grand Army of the Republic.
The boys in blue looked and marched
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The Veterans were deIirbfed with tho
elonnent oration Of prosecufor yVinfieid
Georpe "A Thomas did u clevar acf IL,
uniting with the SINGING societias anIi
narticinatin1 in the nnveiIinD If The
Schedler monument. N nlessed the
singars
The nuhlic school children mid nohlv in
coIlactjno flowers and nIants for The ye ~
erans 20 - - WY ~
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and comrades iesira 70 randar thair
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raves If onr comrades Of the ,rar ON on
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florists If .Tersev civ and vicinitv fo,.
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