The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-26
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After very short but painful illness
cumbed to an attack of the grip, which he
contracted while taking care OF his pros
trated family. His widow is now in a
critical condition. On account OF SO much
sickness the family suggested that there
be no turn out Of lodges nj the funeral.
Chief Ranger Cody, at the meeting Mon
day night, officially informed the court Of
the death OF Brother Tessler, after which
the court arose ana remained IN silence
for five minutes as tribute of respect to
his memory The charter will be draned
in mourning for thirty days, and the fol-
lowing brothers were appointed COM
mittee to draft suitable resolutions. nave
them engrossed, framed aud presented to
the widow of the deceased brother.-John
N. Bruins, I. B. O'Neill and James J.
Bowling After he meeting adjourned
the court in a body proceeded TO the resi-
dence Of the deceased and viewed the re-
mains. The following brothers acted as
}. J. Downing, G. X. D. F. Cody, S. G. r
II. G. Traphagin, Treasurer 2. Surry aud
Financial Secretary w r. Clements.
Brother Joseph C. Richards, of Court
GlenWocd, who has beon attached to the
Seventh Precinct Police Station, has been
promoted TO the rank OF roundsman.
Brother Richards has made a good police
officer. lie has many friends among the
better class and many enemies among
evil doors. lie won his promotion.
Court Glenwood never sees w. NJ. Dick
son since he engaged tn business. When
asked about it Waiter will say ;--ss Oh, l
will get up there some fime.'' This is
generous on your part. Walt
Treasurer Sury. of Court Glenwood.
says that even II he cannot be an Alder
man in Jersey City, he will hold a higher
position in another city in the near future
He will be Mayor Of Breslaa. Mr.. Sury
Will make good executive officer and no
natives. Captain John N. Bruins is to ne
made City Clerk forthwith at the request
of Mayor Sury.
S. c. R. Traphagan of Court Glenwood
Is to become Ii benedict IN the very near
future. The bride-eiect can call herself
lucky, for Harry is splendid fellow and
knows how to respect and appreciate a
good partner. He win net forget the
boys when the event is celebrated
Brother John 5. Dunn, of Court Glen
wood, is one of the most active railway
men now on the road; one would think
John never did any thing else. He gets
aroung after the fares and makes the
change with such dispatch Furesters
are treated by him Ia his capacity as other
people, pay your fare or get off. This is
good business and Jamsey is making hosts
Of friends right along.
The numerous friends of DIR. w. L.
Pyle, examining physician of Court Glen
wood, are showering their congratula-
lions on him. He saws it is a beautiful
daughter ana weighs just eleven ponnds
Court Germania win give an entertain
ment and hop at Germania Hall, No. 2s2
First street, tomorrow evening. Il Will
be its first effort IN this direction and the
members of the sister courts should at
tend and make the event success finan-
cislly, as it will be socially.
There will be a conference of the Grand
Court delegates held this afternoon, Sun
day, at Roche's Hall for the purpose OF
deyising ways and means of advancing
the order in this State The matter of
candidates for the different positions will
be suggested. also the place of holding
the Grand Court meeting ia 92
p. @. z. James j. Downing is urged by
many 10 enter the race for High Secre-
tary. The present incumbent is compe-
tent officer. but II = change is to be made
none could fill the bill with more ability
and give more general satisfaction.
Jimmy would make u hustler.
d. H. g. r. O'Neili. Chief Ranger Cody
aud Z. e. Norman visited Court West
New York during the past week on official
business. They speak IN the highest
terms Of this court aud its members.
They reached home in the wee sma'
hours Of the morning.
Rumor has it that Chief Ranger Cody
of Glenw is married, but Dan saws he
has no time. How about it, DUMP
p. John Mullery of Court Glenwood has
started brokers' office at the old stand
and would be pleased TO have the boys
call upon him.
Treasurer Paul Sury of Glenwood is a
candidate of High Chief Companion of
the c. 0. L. for the State of New Jersey,
He would be the right man in the right
place.