The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

to see any OF the boys" either Break
away Jack"
few days ago We're surprised to see a
group of gentlemen tip their hats and
make polite bow to tall, thin young
man who was passing One of the group
being asked who the tall individual was,
replied, why that's Dam Coffey, the
renowned athlete of Court Pride Of the
Hill.''
1t is said. on good authority, that
Brother Mcclure, of Emmett, is looking
for the scalp of Brother Mcdonald. Keep
your eyes on the Macs
II You can get away tomorrow and want
10 have jolly time go with Court
Pavonia- The court viii have its annual
excursion. Thu voyage will be up the
Hudson to Mount Pleasant Grove. A
steamer and barges Susquehanna and
Myers will leave Morris street at nine a.
fn.,, Pavonia Ferry, half past nine a. m,
and Seventh street dock, Hoboken. ut ten
Il. IN. sharp. All who attend Will be
royalty entertained The committee in
charge is composed Of Z. Fl. Toomey,
chairman; j. II. Foley, ]. Gormley,
bert. Joseph NJ. Leonard, NJ. Collins, j.
j. Flynn, b. B. Anderson. l.. Newman
Brother John S. Dunn says he will go
on the excursion or lose leg. He Is 60
ing To take some of Brother Fishers soup
with him for bracer.
around the car stables is:-Will any per-
son stop home from the excursion Of
Courts 6lenwood and General Lafayettes
think not.
| Brother Patrick Fitzpatrick, of Court
/ Glenwood. has disposed of over seventy
five tickets for the excursion. A dozen
members like this would insure success
To- any court having any enterprise Of this
kind.
Brothers Louis Walsh and w. C. Wes-
| colt, of Glenwood, are rusticating at the
| Sculley Mountains Rumor says that
they contemplate starting q court of the
| order out there. Just like them, They
| are enterprising Foresters.
Who can tell when Captain J. N. Bruins
will get his clearance card from Court
Jersey City to Court Glenwood. Then
| Gleuwood will have the three commits
stoned officers OF Co. D., most Of the non
commissioned officers and half the COM
| pany, together with the Sergeant Major
and other officers and members Of other
companies. There is quite rumor of
starting conclave out of this court. Let
/ the good work 90 on.
Brother G. Frank Sutherland, of Glen
wood, has not been to meeting in some
time. II he does not put in an appearance
| soon the boys won't know him.
Since Financial Secretary w. r.
has had his hands full; but he got there
! just the same.
Cadets of Temperance.
Fisk Hall was crowded with Cadets on
Tuesday evening. The attraction was
the meeting to consider the adYisability
! of establishing a Grand Section in thi 8
State. The Cadets were all full of en-
thusiasm and prophesied a glorious
future for the Grand Section of New Jer-
sey. The meeting was called to order by
! Brother John Dingwall of Fisk Section.
The objects OF the meeting we're ex-
| planned and temporary organization
| was effected with the following ofiicers;- -
Richard Viewers. of lyanhoe, chairman;
j. j. Vile, OF Fisk, secretary; BENJAMIN
| Teese, of Eureka, treasurer. Brother
| Viewers then took the chair and de-
clared the subject open for debate.
Addresses were made by Brothers Doug :
lass, Robinson and Viewers, of Ivanhoe /;
! Dingwal, Higgins, Vile and Schult, of
! Fisk: Teese. of Eureka, and De Alva and
] Laundry. of Hudson. Every delegate
\ spoke heartily in favor Of organizing a
Grand Section, and the pros and cons
were thoroughly discussed. Brother
Dingwall then presented the following
solution" Resolved. That it is the
sense of this meeting that we organize a
Grand Section in New jersey at once. T"
Bv request the resolution was put to a
rising vote, and the twenty delegates
clared in favor of the scheme. A large
number Of Cadets present were asked to
vote also, and they all voted in favor of a
Grand Section. The resolution was de-
clared adopted unanimously and then
followed loud applause ard cheering,
which lasted ten idinutes. When the en-,
thusiasm was temporarily abated and
order was restored the details of
the institution were discussed. The sec
rotary was instructed to write to the
NJ. w. S. for a blank charter application.
He was also directed to notify the Grand
Section of New York that IL Is the inten-
ton of the Jersey Sections to secede from
its jurisdiction. The delegates decided
that if it was possible the Grand Section
would be instituted on September 4.
After the transaction OF some minor bus
mess, the meeting adjourned.
1.-The members Of the Cadets are discuss
ing the party TO take place in Lafayette
on the 18th of this month. There Will be
a large number of them present, and as
the Cadets are noted as jolly company
there is bound to be some fun.
Can You Then Love Another" has
been very popular song among the diff
ferent sections. as sung by Sister Laura
Higgins. Of Fisk, and Sister Florence
Harriott, of Eureka.
The champion ball player of Eureka
Section, Brother Charles Cathcart, has
Sustained severe injury to his hand
Towing to his agility in getting on the
wrong side of tile ball.
Hudson Section has become noted for
the excellent instrumental talent which
it possesses; in fact it has more than all
the other sections combined. They
should encourage their members In this,
as it issone of the most pleasing portions
of their entertainment.
Brother William Dingwail lately pro-
cured card of withdrawal from Fisk
Section and joined Hudson Section.
From his experience last Friday evening
it looks as if he will soon be one OF its
most active members.
The Excursion Committee decided at Its
last meeting Co offer a silver pitcher to
the section receiving the largest number
of votes on the excursion. There is con
siderable rivalry among the sections fol
this new honor, and an exciting time
may be looked for when the polls open.
Beau Brummer' is looking sad.
Wonder what can be the matter?
The race for the medal offered by
Brother John Dingwall is getting excit-
ing at Hudson. Last week they initiated
eight new members and they have more
to follow.
Brother Walter Smith has been elected
usher Of Hudson Section. He is an able
worker and humorist of great ability
The w. p of Iyanhoe, Brother Viewers,
has been spoken of in connection with
the Office of grand patron for the new
Grand Section, as has also the W. p. OF
Eureka Section, Brother Thomas Hether-