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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
SPIRIT OF THE TINES
Il Teaches Speed and Sets
Tremendous Pace.
Harvard Professor Takes q
Practical Visw of Busi-
ness Life.
The Womsn Who stand at Count
sss Day After Day.

1.-The spifst of the times shall teach
me speed" ssys The average maa II
business 10 himself.
II 10 . hes pace that the iattsr-dsy
money esrners are setting.
What is 10 10 he tie outcome Of the
hard. driving. nervous methods OF
work and living THAI prevail
The question was put 20 . number OK
prominent men IN this city yestercsF.
Said . member Of the faculty of tie
Harvard medical school.
The result already 70 spparsut- The
nerves suffer. and you must remember
that IA . great many cases . psrsons
nervous ~ stem ~ the srst of all chfonle
troubles. IL 10 tue that Il you hare a
proper remedy, which naturally acis
usDon the nerve fstfes. xDd when. ln =
diseased condition oi the nsryes. re-
stoses their teniclty. you can restore .
persons vitality"
The professor then gave perfs 4 en-
dorsenient Of the pssc,see sinoax ply
sae.ans ia hish standing OF pre- csihing
Palne's ceioFy compound an ali eases 81
nervous prossfatlon. and ne continued;
"for insts nee. take our women.
They stand IN the retail store day ~.
day oct, year in, year out, their s.,ines
are weakened, hence their SPINAL cord
suffers, aud their irzsn heconsss al
iecled IN consequence. Other ssssnen
hye . sedeatary lie, % not exercise
sufficiently, wear ugat cofsets, etc,
aud shaiter their NERVOUS systsm. ol
course you must remove the outward
cause, tnt al the same tssne il 10 most
impofts nt To aim. IN your treatment.
at the nervous system, aud ~ apply
known nerve tonlcx."
Ana the safest and surest nerve tonic,
the one that physicians pr scribe for
'.that tired feeling" 10 this fa.ne's
CELERY compound.
For all nervous diseases, neuralgia,
rheumatism. dyspepsia. and kidney
troubles this famous compound . the
true specific.
For rheumatism. which has already
begun 10 be with unusual severity, the
various physicians interviewed said
that Pnine's celery compound ~ recog-
nixed - . specific.
And although ] am perhaps doing
an unprofessionai thing TO give the pub
lie advice that will save their DOCTORS
bills" sa,d . leading member Of one OF
the largeet medical societies OF the
state, al must cay that Psine's celery
compound has effected more cures of
rheumstism and relieved more kidney
troubles than anything know--and
put II very mildly. assure it 10 more
generally prescribed than any other
remedy, and for the benefit OF suffer
ers who either employ incapable ply
sicians, or vino have failed to be bcnc-
fitted by other methods, / say frank,
let them go To the nearest drug stor
and bny bottle of Painc's celery conf
pound. IL 10 the famous prescription
OF one of the most eminent of phvsi-
cians. Prof. Phelps Of Dartmouth COL
lege--and be. more than any otaer
man, hss shown how TO corrccI the re-
sult of that ''speed" which the spirit
of the times' ~ teaching Boston
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

TsE most thorough study that has
been made Of Russian affairs 10 that
made By A. Leroy -Beauiieu, the great
French economist. who has written The
great economic werk on Russia and hss
tor many pears written for the impor.
tans Reviews of Europe on Russian
snbjscsa N. Besulieu wrises for the
December numbsr Of The Forum IN
esplsustoa ef she financial add sutsr-
rational aspects Of the Rnssian psrss-
ennsn Of the Jsws. making Q broad
and cemprebsnsive treatment OF the
susfect. He shows eiesrly why The M
terfsrence by the psepse of other na-
hons With kussis's policy ~ill not Only
% cause change IN this policy. ba,
may provoke the rer~Heutisn 10 greater
Intensity He explains. moreover. the
attitude sf the great Je~isa bankers -
Europe to Russia. snd shows that on
secoant Of nasicasl complications tisess
BANKERS csanos, for ths presents %
least. d much TO prevent Raszsa fssm
carrying cut her pesley sf p~fs.eas.sss.
There hss ben much ~r.ts~a 90 sais
sosisst hns me~t Of a hss been II
psrhssn nstute. t<rsY k~saIiss.
ho-~ves. g-ss sh~ nsoss eeaapFshsnaxs
p'ssass II Ne shsis sssa "a tat hss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
High L.s.

An Eoelishwcmss. IN the course of .
Journey arsund the void with her
father, visitsd Cbtcaee snA vss in
prs.ssd with ths asrcAntfls spirit of The
inhabitants.
Ny father wss maitng isquirir - 10
The diifersnt rsusa which he might par
sae on his way ssntA. and something wss
said about the Asease cf ths surroand-
ing country.
Then there's sst RscA Nigh lsnA 10
b sssa. wkiebeves reea ~ tAksr ~
married my fsthw.
On. y~,- answered TIE Chicago uaa.
There's scsse that lets fcr ~ nseh -
eaeo - eiso - sus."--YcutAs Csnpan-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

To . sailor. every vessel h an individ-
ual No two vessels. even Of the same
class. sro alike 10 him The man who
keeps = lookout In the Portland Me-
observatory can recognize over ono hum
dred di1Rercnt vessels THAI belong To
that port the minute hc secs them twen-
ty miles away, through his telescope.
He says there are NO two vessels that
were ever alike in shape or rig. "You
zee the back Of friend on the street
some distance away. and yeu know
him by the cut of his jib." he says This
b almost literally true in the ease Of
vessels An old sailor secs the dieer-
ence without always being able 10 ex-
plain tust wherein II lies
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

CAN you recall period OF time.
since the war. when confidence in .
prosperous future was stronger than it
10 today? IL that confidence shall
prove to be justified, the free-tradsrs
MAJ Is we'll hang their lamps on the
willows next year. for the republicans
will carry every northern state in the
presid entail contest
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

TIE Atlanta (Ga.l Chronicle in dis
cussinK the probabilities of nert year
says that; "The election Of . democratic
president in 1892 may DO looked upon
asa eertsinsy. The New York World
very reasonably figures u out in this
manner: Under the new appointment
the total vote OF the south in the elec-
torsl college will DO 100. The votes Of
Connecticut 8, of Nsw York 3s. New
Jersey 10 and Indiana IS. make 4 total
OF 81. Their votes are reasonably csr-
tain for the democracy. and Will make
. grand total Of 22s. This would elect
The ticket and give them eight majority
over the republicans. We nave At Iess:
six votes from Michigan. ~ the last
legislature passed law by which the
vet. of the state will not be solid for
either party. In addition there is q
fighting chance fer Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iews. Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and
New Hampshire"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

TosIoHr, opportunity will be given to
hear the most scholarly Englishman
living, deliver lecture on subject of
general interest. Sir Edwin Arnold has
received marked attention wherever Re
has appeared IN this country and will
without doubt receive ike treatment in
this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

The Washington correspondent OF
the Detroit News declares that Blaine
10 candidate. This is but . repetition
of an ancient story, yet it falls swsstly
on the ears of the republicans here
nbouts
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
sTuFFEo-up FEELING

-Tsr yesxs I have h>e1 tveuhse1 Win thst
terrible dsssevesssis sts>sses Csfsxrh. tcsf
Heed . ssysxpsrsiis witk the very s>ss r~ssssss
II enrec me 81 fhst esrfic6si ersprirf 10 srs
threat snd ssnees-up fesstns" ssN =. y.
Hssrs. PBtpxm. Csns-
-Eosos sarssrerl1is eu-ee re ~ csssrrt
sb1 boilf NJ srs ssr-rss hesifk. ss thss ] -
feetFns be.t~r thar Ser yea<s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

THAT delightfully."- entertaining daily,
the Congressional Record, will soon
again iliuminats the dark and cheer
less sznctum. IL is valuable exchange
for "a a cockroach annihilator it has
strength, form and wIeldy proportions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Catarrh

sa complaint ~ conmcs fhst comparatively
tee people are sntlress free from r. - iDsidi-
ens tsat II gains FIRM held almost bsfnv~ ifs
victims Are s~srs 81 10 pressncs. - dsnxef
Gus NJ 10 s>f;easly fhresten the general bealth
ana iisbie 70 develop into brcpehifss o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

THERE 10 talk of sziAbhshing bi-ch-
ier,ds of gold bespassl in Maine. This
should make Neal Dow howl with
rage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

CnrLf is maintaining . profound
silence on the Valparaiso outrage incl
dent In another week the demo-
cratic congress will be In session and
then We shalt hear something drop.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

BsApsrKEEr's reports money - being
freely offered In the New York monev
market ~ 5 g 81 for Hx montn's
loanA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

The Brazilisns forced Fonseca and
the republic down aud Piexotto ant
practical monarchy. mp without the
shedding of blood.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

The wKArHEE today viii DO warmer
sousherly winds and generally fair
weather; considerably warmer and
probably fair Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

HEns BEsEL, . socialist leader, at
tackled the emperor's speech IN the
Rcichstag Saturday, and WAS called 10
order by the chairman. He then de-
nounced the policy of the government
in following Bismarck's outline, and
Was again called to order. but proceed
ed to express his opinions in more
guarded manner, although his allusions
were readily understood by his col
leagues. lie created 3 sensation by
eaying that in tho event Of . war many
German states would become bankrupt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

The Michigan congressional delega-
ton 10 rs follows: Democrats-First, J..
Logan Chapman, Detroit; second. Jas.
q. German, Chelsea; sixth, Byron a..
Stout. Pontiac; seventh, Justin r.
Whiting. st. Clair; eighth, Henry NJ.
Youmans, saginaw; ninth. HARRISON IL.
Wheeler, Ludington; tenth, Thomas
A. Il. weadock, Bay City. Republi-
cans = James O'Donneli. Jackson;
fourth. Julius c. Burrows, Kalamazoo;
NTH, Charles +. Belknap. Grand Rap
ids; eleventh. 8. NJ. Stephenson. Men
omlnse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

- tts sels s~~slefre ! sns~ ~ whisk or
~sii ears s.ss;<rss rses-rA avo ycests 1e<nr
Case S-B De ssrs q rss Hssss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

Coneysns Apples ~ the prseec&sss cf
rsn0 fw assistance Ia nndtng . ~
&saohs~< ef bss
hsv sr~ =. 10 kns~ her, ineusres
he c<A~w ce sss,.
~She . rsthss s~sl. s<a scoAs th@>> -
fuw yu1Do11wG wGhaah.Als--ou>eur1
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

appeared anywhere perhaps-certAiniy
that has appeared ia the Euylssh Ian
guags-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16

Pavopla avenue Three candidates vii
be admitted into member ship. one OF
whom wiIl be MIR. Denny" Reafdon. the
well known man around the Park House,
American Council OF Arlington IS
rapidly achieving an enviable reputation
as one OF the lively councils. Since It's
Institution they have increased over one
hundred per cent. and are still pegging
away. On Friday night four candidates
were admitted and six applications re-
ceiyed. They have a side degree OF their
own and their membership contains a
jolly set of brothers that make them
second only to the well known FairView
Council. In fact their present Regent,
Brother J. NJ. Congalton, is u graduate
of Fairview, and he seems to have in
stilled all the fun loving qualities of the
Fairview brethren into the system Of the
members of America.
The grand officers are now engaged
taking q we'll earned rest, getting into
shape for the arduous duties of the fall
and winter. when Grand Regent Mellow
ell promises TO keep them hustling at 3
lively pace. They expect 10 do consider
able work among the weaker councils
and those who have been recently insti-
tuted.
Collector Frank S. Peter of Jersey City
Council Is enjoying his vacation at
LaurY's, Penn, where he and his wife
are rusticatlng.
in this city, recently spent three days at
Couey Island, and the way he "hit
things up'i was wonderful to behold. He
might have stayed longer but for the fact
that ne didn't like the idea of walking
home.
4 number of prominent members were
noticed yesterday at Morris Park enjoy
lug the races. It was q noticeable fact,
however, that they did not visit the bet
ting ring more than once.
BROTHER Henry p. Kallman of W. L.
Dickinson Council is lying very i'll at his
residence in Sussex street. Brother
Mailman was initiated in Dickinson
Council several years ago as their one
hundredth member.
Past Regent Ciapp OF Dickinson Coun-
ell has gone to the Catskill Mountains to
recuperate his failing health, which has
not been of the best since he suffered an
attack OF la grippe several months ago.
We would like to know what Bobby"
Nixon was doing down to South Beach
the other day trying TO mash" a couple
of pretty girls. You want to stop. Bob, or
we'll tell Mrs. n.
Grand Secretary Alberts is frequent
visitor at Manhattan Beach.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HERE8F GIVEN, THAT ON THE 10TH
Board Of street ' and and Watsr Commissioners by by
ment OF Kensingron avenue for about seven hun
dred and seventy feet west OF Bergen avenue In
the following manner Including al intersec-
10 have the street for the full width thereof
graded TO the establish Ga grade by excayatiDg or
filing the same 70 the established grade.
% nave new twenty Inch curb set on both sides
thereof
TO have the present curb reset and new twenty
To have blue stone daQRipx four feet wide
laid on both Sidewalks.
10 nave the present tagging relaid and new flag
70 have the carriageway paved with granite
block pavement
And an other WORK done that may be nscessary
complete the improvement In good and substan-
tial manner
Notice Is also given that on the 21th day of July
1891, the Commissioners OF Asse filed with
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
their preliminary sketch showing what prop
Die amount OF beneft 20 each lot or parcel of
land. also The probable amount Of assessment per
foot OF frontage for the said i'm proyement the
same u now open TO public Inspection In the ofice
OF the Clerk of the Board OF Street Water Com
missioners
And notice is also given chat the following
are included In said assessment, nafneiy.-
KenAington avenue from Bergen avenue to q
point aoout 1914 feet west thereof
And that the Sist uay OF August 1891, at ten
O'Clock a. M and the meeting room of the Board
OF street ana water Commissioners are hereby
Board Of Street and Water commissioners viii
meet 70 hear parties Interested In said apple alton
and az remvnst 81 against the said improve
~ order OF the Board or Street and Water Com
GEORGE T. poUToS,
Dated Jersey City. MI. July sfst 1891
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
Thrown from His Horse.

William Wilkinson. thirteen years old.
of Summit avenue, was severely injured
yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from horse he was riding on Jewett
avenue.
The horse became frightened at piece
of paper which blew past his head aud
started to run away. The boy was
thrown on his head and sustained several
severe cuts beside dislocating hts shoulder.
He was carried home By friends.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
i, ssreNrps NOTICE 70 cRHDrroRs.

Notice Il neroby given 20 the creditors OF Daniel
Joffey TRADING as naniei Io1ey company q
CLAIMS at his Estate must be exhibited 10 the
subscriber, hls assignee, a. MS once. No. Tx
or Affirmation on OF before the nineteenth day Of
Aus ust next being Ehree fiontns from the date Oh
fha ass}rnmo,tt 81 ba forever barred from coming
III for a dividend a the estate and said bredifcrs
are further nstl1 shst llss 81 tee claims
gaze Of the County Of Hudson at the expiration Of
said threp nlotths wnen exceptions thereto may
ebS xInlLlAN 1. ROSENBERG.
E,s4 A1siEas4
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
Hudson city zither Club.

Last Sunday the H udson City Either
Club held an outing at SchaHer's Park
near Homestead station. After var lou !
games were played, the newly organized
dramatic section was introduced, this be-
ing their first appearance. The mem
hers, the most Of whom are amateurs.
gave very good entertainment, mucn to
the satisfaction of the senior members.
The following are among the organizers:--
Rudolph klahre, G. Scnroeck, c. Esrup.
Hugo Klehre, w. Camp, J. Wiedemeyer,
D. Hensler. Mrs. Camp. Miss Bookman
and Miss Valentine. The dramatic sec.
tion propose to give an entertainment al
Schultz's Casino on October 81.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16

"Ho-hosF' laughed MFR Tooth,
"Ha-hai" laughed Laughing Gas;
'ow-wcw!' says bfr. Tooth,
.He-he-e-ef' laughs Laughing Gas.
MORAL laughs best who laughs last
Mr.. Laughing Gas Is getting the laugh
at.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
RAILROADS.
wEsT SHORE RAILROAD. N. y. 6. &MRa

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. y. @. H. 4 q. r
Trains LEAVE West ,a street ro the foc *
Jay street New York. r,., .oaaa
Hamilton. LONDON Detroit and enicaso' wv =
n S. Z as u 1 g. Bis ss as'l & = 5 m.
naifaio aocSsss er suspsnson Bridge Niagsrs
Falls, $50 1000 a. nly e ~ = 70 p m x III,
M sII.ss q, n. runs only % Uticsi; .us, 4 M
Kingston; 100 +5.la 1000. sllVu 9ii's' = NJ
cafssil and Ai6an my lssu s7.la 1900 siss m,
s 1sn s VI IVES; l Point i 9 es1awa Sewoarfa
ssO Wis s5s 1000 ll;ss an IL NE +, $40 y,
ssd 81 s ~ ceraws and S i Daa
Montreal and Canada East Y a ~ % 20 p
T0roSsso DsrSit Chicago ssS and s. Louis on an
through trains ..sasnm. Parlor
cars e ssss sosi's ana ca Il
Lake George 4i35 paror car "a sse oD w.
Kasssrskll Hunter ao9srs slSSm siids s sLss
motsl staten qR sror Sars 70
Hotel and Phosnicia tfor kasterskllll FLIP a. M Z,
iLss a M % az p srsns ags oniy
New Paltz Lakes Mobonk ana n wv csr TO "a
e. Sa M P !, loo si i;ss y M ,r .aaO
Eau eaax only ob aIS Grand e. aSf
Hotel sta1lon and Fhssnicia. farior car 70 h'0o'A'
catskili soppsaln Nieht Line $50 I SUNDAYS
only. slesbAg e penica ard s y Is
fslsnralls essq ana Fsqos q
tEaily 4baily except Saturday. All otgef trans
daily except sundas leaves sr g s ~ T. JeF
sey city, p 4. f. station. 10 % To a. M. - y
D.. m. .,,nssoanfn1 cay
acroumod atfons or information Apply Vt,ie9s;
Jersey City--P K, station and Ivy tucson s.Tsss.
Hobok en5 Hudson street and West Sn2rs s.a.lon.
BROOK ynsss Washington street ~ fuiSon ss wee
Annex ONCE foot Of fulson street. AZ Ioyarv "a
PARK place, is West l25th street and West shore
stations West s2a street and 1901 q gay sliesA
A. ~ O. e LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
Wander Diit Av.- New York
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
RED MEN.

The Wawapahahs had an elegant adop-
ton on Wednesday. Sleep Degree work
next week.
High Rock was instituted by the Great
Chiefs. assisted by the warriors and
braves of Wawnpahaha, on Saturdays
sleep.
Past 'Sachem Two Brave Big Horse
Paul will secure sufficient fans to keep
the Indians cool. Hope he will secure
an extra large one for First Brave Leon
ard.
Sachem Leonard says he will see that
the Majors cement is. on hand for the
next sleep.
Don't fail TO secure your tickets for the
picnic OF the Wawapahahs or you will
miss seeing Past Sachem Paul run and
lots of other fun.
Brother Dunn is now an Esquire in
Grant Lodge, K. of p. Ask him how he
likes the goat.
II you never saw Indians, go Co Green
wood Lake with the WaWaps and you
will see them. d. D. Newton, Frank
Leonard and all
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16

Estate of Gustave Metzler decaasad Isabella
Metzler, executrix Of Gustaye Mefslef. dscensed,
Py oraer 81 ne surrogate OF hudson cRunty. dated
OF o sasa decedsnt g sng 70 their debts dsmands
under oath or affirmation within dine months from
the date q SAID ordts, or they viii be forever
ngsrsa o. any action therefor agsinst said 6xec
ISABELLA METzLER
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
TO CREDITORS.

Dated Jersey city MI. july sist 1901. =
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16

Fxchanpa Place, Jersey City, n ) not
lafer khan eight D. m. HD0u the evening
tltat the iussal iatsaa viii lake place For
tisc installation Of 50, II and 81; NJ she office
Of the d. s. C., at No. 55 River street.,
Paterson, not later Than eight p. H. on
the evening Of she installation ceremony.
The following Is the order in which the
installations viii take places Washing
ton IS. Paterson, Tuesday evening" sep
tefuber ! Robert Bruce a, Bayonne.
"Wednesday q Elizabeth e5, Elizabeth
port Thursday. September 8 Public in-
ssallation OF Joppa IS. and Alpha. 7S Jer..
sey City, Friday, September at hall OF
Alpha Commandery. McClintock 80
spublic), Saturday, September 3. Damon
g, Jersey CITY, "Wednesday, Sepsehe re
gember 10th. Columbia IL Paterson, FRI
day, Septembor H.
Commanders will see that the follow
ing instructions ase carried out IN full
Fist, the different COMMANDMENTS Will be
ready to receive the supreme officers not
later than nine o'clock on the night OF
instailaffons second, all companions VINO
have uniforms are expeeted to be present
aud assist In forming the Divisions IN
giving nie Grand Honors, and also IN
Forming the Arch OF Steel from the door
30 the Altar.
i. Trumbull. p. @. OF s. will see that q
full ccfnplimentsof companions III uni
form are present to take part in the H.
stallation Of officers in the different COM
znanderies.
AZ the close OF the prayer by the S1,
pFeme Ffelate the LORDS Prayer WI.
be recILed By the conlmandery. After
recisinz the Lords Prayer the COM
alandery wfllr5se and sing one verse OF
Nearer My God to Thee "
The commandery having given the
grand honors to the newly Installed Sir
H.. =
will join in singing the installation ode
IN tue tune Of America, to be found Oh
Tho ode cards.
Iii case of public installation the Com
1nander viii sac that proper reserve seats
are prepared for the SUPREME ON
dn0r work. II is designed TO make the
Installation ceremony more impressive
and beautiful than ever.
There Will be meeting of the General
Committee Of Supreme Commandery
August "a. at half past Two p. M. at COM
Haitfee rooms.
a jersey City Pilgram Club is forming
al South Bethlehaul. Pa.
Wilmington has added another conn
mADdery to the list since the Supreme
( Commsnaery met there.
Alpha nominated officers on Friday
nizhr. P. G. Van Antwerp aud p. C.
McClury were nominated for every office.
District meeting at Robert Bruce to-
day. All Red Cross knights are invited.
Every companion should take the Ais-
ctent Hnight ii she wants to keep posted.
There Is fine picture and History Of Past
Supreme Commander McClintock in the
August number.
Anumber of Damon Commandery have
Secured their uniforms and viii soon APP
pear at the Installations.
Every Sir KNIGHT should try and pre-
cure uniform before the Supreme Com
nandery meets.
Companions, be careful in selecting
your officers for the next term.
Alpha-Juppa ana McClintock are TO
have public installations.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
JUNIOR MECHANICS

Wednesday, August 10 is American
Day. and each council will send delega-
tions TO Asbury Park to participate in the
great parade A special train will leave
Jackson avenue station at 7.30 a m. sharp
and all who desire reduced rates VIII be
on hoard. Brother Hurry Drayton of
Clinton No. 1l9 is chairman of the COM
mittes and has the tickets.
Summit Council will meet next Tues
day evening in their rooms at Masonic
Hall, Fairmount and Bergen avenues.
Visiting brothers are always welcome.
Clinton Council intends to hold an en-
tertainment and reception in Bergen
Hall on THANKSGIVING night. The com
mittee will be appointed at the meeting
tomorrow evening.
Summit Council has also appointed an
Entertainment Committee, and the mem
bers intend TO make few hundred dol.
lars before they are discharged