The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06


Brother Tonlpkins is very popular in the
order throughout the State aud we pre-
dict that NIL his desires will be realized.
In his first official letter to the members
IN this. State he says.--'I would urge
upon the brothers tho advantage to Be
gained in the prosecution of our work,
~ not only subscribing for and reading
the papers of our order, but in scattering
them among those whom they may in
duce, through this medium, to Join with.
us. Let rs also, as far MS possible, use
the local papers In our different towns to
notice any events OF interest that may oc-
cur in our work, that we may constantly
bring before the people the fact that the
ftoyhl Arcanum Is alive aud progressing
he record of last year was glorious
one, but Il can and must be exceeded this
year. We want, before the year closes
tea new councils and fifteen hundred new
members. Win you work with rneg
Let us emulate the example and zeal Of
our Brother Hallenheck, whom we so
lately laid to rest, and remember, indeed
that the ROYAL Arcanum is worthy Of cur
best effort.
Cadets of Temperance.
The Grand Section Of New York and
New Jersey will meet in Masperh. L. 1.
on August 49, The grand patron, John
f. Rodmaa, has issued circular calling
on all delegates to attend this session
Tho ladies' OF the town of Maspeth will
provide refreshments for the visitors. All
members are invited to attend this meet
ing.
The two gold medals to be given to the
members of Ivanhoe ard Fisk Sections
for selling the most tickets for the excur-
sion Will be on exhibition this week at
the rooms of Fisk and Ivanhoe Sections.
The present grand patron, Brother
II ~ H..
have ever had in that office. His visits
to the different sections occur oftener
than that OF any preceding grand patron.
Brother Rodman is an example that the
members of the order Will do we'll to
emulate.
Brother Wieting, the bright member of
Hudson, is destined 10 be d shining light
in the order
At the meeting of Hudson Section, on
Friday evening, every person rendering a
recitation contrived to introduce
Brother Higgins, OF Fisk. during the re-
cltai OF the same. Frank came to the
conclusion that he was the victim of
conspiracy of a mild sort. The members
OF lyanhoe are industriously working to
secure the gold medal offered to the mem
Der selling the most tickets for the ex-
cursion.
Has ANYBODY seen anything of Banker
DOCS" slugger5g They have been either
lost or mislaiCi.
The young Indies Of Iyanhoe are gener-
ally in the majority at the meetings of
the section. What would we do In this
world without the girlss
The picnic of Eureka Section was n
grand success. This encourages them to
hold their independent outings
Brother De Alva. oe Hudson, has bios
somed forth as poet. His poem on the
installation Of Eureka's officers was a
marvel OF ingenuity. He evidently un-
derstands the rudiments OF poetic Ii
cense."
The early risers on the morning OF the
Fourth were surprised to find Lafayette
placarded with little slips of paper con-
tanning these words:-"Fisk and Ivanhoe
don't forget August Goth. - 1t was evl-
IDENTITY an advertising scheme of some ex-
cursicn committee
The INDIAN" of Hudson, is quite a
consumer of fireworks His purchases
dous.
Bro. John Dingwell and Bro. r. J. Hig-
gins, of Fisk, will leave this city for an
extended visit to Washington, ID. G.. in
about two weeks. They will visit the
points of interest and have an interesting
story to tell when they return.
When Bro. b. Teese, the new w. A. of
Eureka, had left his position to give way
to the entertainment committees last
Wednesday eve, one of the DAILY Bros.
who is aged about eight years. took the
w A. IS chair, and a sister, who was only
slightly acquainted with "Ben,n upon
seeing the young DAILY seated In his
place, said, 20, my. never thought Mr..
Teese was so sinallr' The sister was
surprised 10 find later that ''Benuys' was
very large man in Eureka Section.
Brother Walter Teese has received the
honor of being elected worthy organist Of
Eureka. he can manipulate the keys to
perfection.
Brother T. Douglass, of Ivanhoe. was
slightly astonished last Thursday night
to meet six cadets, who were awaiting his
arrival home They serenaded him with
1recrackers and pistols until at last he
escaped and beat q retreat inside his
doInicile.
Ice cream and cake are the attraction
for many cadet. Nothing can I'LL a
section room quicker than the announce
ment that these favorites will be on hand.
1t was really a painful sight to look
around Eureka's rooms last Wednesday,
and notice the absence of Ivanhoe. This
is not as it should be. There should be
more good feeling among these two sec
tions What il they have had little spats
III the past. That is gone and they should
now shake hands and be brothers once
more. Come, boys" do the proper
thing. A few advances by members OF
either section and il viii all be over, and
good fellowship and peace viii reign
supreme.
Brother Gray, of Hudson, made quite d
neat speech upon accepting the honor of
w. A. for the ensuing term. 'sEveritti'
IS credit to the order.
The officers for the ensuing term were
installed on Tuesday evening in Fish
Section, by Br0tIer Schult nc ting as d.
G. p, Brother John Dingwals as ". p.
and L. j. Higgins as ID. G. g. Brother
John Thompson, OF New York. the deputy
grand patron, did not appear to install
the officers.
At the installation OF officers of Eureka
Section on Wednesday evening Brother
John Harriott. was very restless, and was
continually on the move. It is rfm0red
that this is caused by nervousness, re-
sulsing from his argument at lvanhoe
three weeks ago
Where did you get those haJsS This
question was asked numerous times last
Sunday afternoon at NiehotT's Pavilion
About a dozen members of Eureka sur
prised the habitues of the Pavilion by APP
bearing in black straw hats. They matle
quite an imDosing appearance.
Brother Frank III. De Alya has ex-
hunied the long buried recitation, en-
titled 1.-THE Crust OF Bread =
Eureka Section installed their officers
on Wednesday evening in the presence
OF delegations from Hudson. Iyanhoe
and Fisk Sections and u few invited