The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-25

furnish uniforms FOR Knights taking thei
notes, payable In installments, for the
sir knights give their notes to q conuli
tee of knights of their lodge for tn,
amount of the price of their uniforms, /
they refuse 60 meet their obligations X
the brother knights, then charges maJ
be preferred against them in the lodge al
knights for violation of their obli-
cation. In doing this it must be uOnt
as members of the order ana not as mem
bers OF the uniform rank. II the KNIGHTS
to whom the notes were given are also
members OF the uniform rank, then
charges may be preferred against them ii
the division for Il violation 81 their obli
CATION and the tenets of the uniform
rank
Al meeting of District No 3 will be held
in the castle hall of St. Pauls Lodge on
Thursday evening. January 49, for tbs
election of district deputy TO succeed d.
d. G.. G. j. G. Cheatle.
From adviees received. 1t would appear
that P. G. r. Donald: of Jersey City
Lodge No. Is, has been elected G. I G. by
majority of AZ votes.
We are told that In the near future $50
new lodges viii be instituted. Come, out
with it, brothers. IS it mythical or nots Is
1t a dream, or does 1t really exist? Where
are the supposed members? Who are
they to bef Enlighten ms a little.
Among the stockholders In the proposed
Foresters' Hail. soon about to be erected.
can be found number OF good PyJhian
knights. Why could they not advance
some scheme whereby PythIan Temple
could be erected in this city?
Court Damon of Foresters is composed
OF members of the Knights of Pythias,
and Jhey claim to be the best appointed
lodge in Jersey City. With such mem
bers as l.. NJ. Butler, E. r. Vessels and
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true.
From returns received from some of the
enterpfising brothers it would appear
that the following are grand officers elect
for the next yeAr:--G. c.. j. Uirich; G..
Y. c., G. w. Kilbourn; G. p, w. f..
Hayhurst; G. NJ Of e., G. " NJ Wilson,
G. l. e., r. Douath. S, r.. j. e. Moore.
contested for on the Grand Lodge floor.
The race for 6. K. of r. and S. was very
close. Brother Necuger onfy lacked ~
votes of an election. e
Brother Burns, of Cincinatus, was
given a farewell last Monday evening, p.
G. Pulls being the orator of the occasion.
Brother Burns. desparing of Jersey City
ever becoming the metropolis of the
world, has gone to San Francisco to grow
up with the town. Bon voyage. Brother
Burns
p G. Mitchell, of CfncInnatus, was full
of ballot box at the last convention. He
led in spirited debate, tine subject OF
which was 2. @. Pulls aud the ballot
box
P. C. D. Campbell. OF Rathoone, at the
district meeting of No. % kept up his
reputation as q lengthy orator with his
beg and Beseech. Brothers. and his
English language, ito witt the ritual.
The boys got just one hour of good old
oratory. Good for Dnncani
The members of CincInnatus say that
every two years p. @. Pulls is known to
redeem a promise. In 1887 the p. G. prom
lsed the lodge to either present them with
a new ballot box or repair the old one.
Just two years and three months after
tnat promise he startled the lodge with
the declaration that the time had arrived
to make 1t good. Now. P. c.. you should
present the new box by all means, even IL
it takes till 1892 to do it.
Every lodge in the county has work
ahead for the coming month.
District No. g. of New York city, COM
posed of six lodges, held a public in
stallation in the Grand Opera House of
over fifty officers.
Hello, Sir Knight George Earll Atten-
Eionl Shine up the buttons OF dat uni
form for the 10Th of February and let the
girls see how pretty you look in sodiar
clothes.
@. G. A. Wilson was one of the happiest
men at the bali HIS only regret was that
Brother Rheinhart was not present to
dance that jig with him.
Dan Davis was therei
That handsome gentleman in the bal
conv surrounded by a host OF ladies, to
whom he was all attention. was Brother
d an Earle, "Quiet DAM of Rathbone:
P. G. L. NJ. Butler was much admired
by the ladies.
P. c. J. Rappleyea. of Lincoln Lodge, is
forming lodge of the Knights of Malta.
A meeting will be held at his residence,
No. 173 Second street, on Sunday after
noon, to effect an organization.
When do we have that bowling match
Rathbone ana Woodland are ready.
Fred Spengeman is about TO become an
athlete. Look out for him, boys, wnen he
is engaged on the sixth. He might puton
the gloves.
Black Prince Division held their third
ing. The death of Master Albert Harris,
a member of the Drum and Fife Corps,
and known to the uniform rank as the
Mascot" is announced.
The meeting of the Grand Lodge will
commence on February IS, at ten a. M,
IN the Masonic Temple, Trenton. The
meeting win continue on the 10Th, the
evening of which will be devoted to the
election OF officers and installation. A
number of amendments to the consEitu-
tion will be offered
The joint meeting of Districts Nos. 2, 8
aud "a should be held during the first
week in February. It is the duty OF
every past chancellor and representative
to be present at this meeting. The D. ID.
G. C.s, Tracy, Van Wart and Gieger,
snould come to some conclusion about Il
place of meeting aud should issue the call
as soon as possible.
The next meeting of the Hudson County
Pythian Relief and Employment Associa-
tion will be held in the castle hall OF
Hoboken Lodge No. 1U6 on Monday. Feb
ruary 5.
There are no lodges of the Knights of
Pythias in the counties OF Sussex and
Bergen.
d. D. G. C. stephen Van Wart has
passed through the most successful terms
that District No ~ has ever held. rhe
lodges throughout the district have all
done good work. Peace and harmony
has existed in all. and the d. ID. G. c. re-
tires from Office with a knowledge of
having done his full duty to the lodges
and brotherhood in the district.
IRON HALL
The union installation ceremony was n
bright idea and the result will be benef-
cial
How happy Doc Fountain was on Tues
day night. He has been wearing his