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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24

vast Importance brought to the attention
OF the members. It is also expected that
tae d. D. q. u. will pay No. "a an official
VISIT OF tais occasion. Representatives
II 10 all Jersey City lodges, delegation
from Lucetne Lodge No. 1871 OF Newark
aud lraternal visit from local sister
lodge are among the attractions.
Rising Star met last Monday night. A
new feature mas been introduced ia the
Second Degree which IS well worth Sec
iny. Visitors are always welcome.
Harmony EncampmenE viii meet next
Friday night All brothers are welcome
Lincoln Lodge, rs usual. is on the
move. Call and see them If you doubt it.
Brother Lane is taking great comfort
with his pipe. and when he is out with
the cane he cuts figure well worth
seeing.
Brother G. e. Richards is q very earnest
worker, and makes a good recording sec
rotary even If IL is as a pro tenn.
has any one seen Brother Hall lately?
Watch the train boat from New York.
How about that satchei, Brother Ed, is
it tlnisheds Perhaps it will be good. as
good things are long time coming.
MI Sln1a Encampment numbers about
20 members, all earnest workers Of
course, but can any one tell why the
average attendance is only about fifteen?
Fifty is pretty cheap Tor a four sfifty
satchel, Brother Charley. Never mind, It
VIII come out III tae Washing.
The only and original sumner Asso-
citation is on deck again, this time it Is an
excursion which will 60 to Oriental
Grove, Long Island Sound Monday. June
p. The steamboat and barge will leave
Morris street dock The music Will be
furnished by Prof. Walker Dad Eel
lows as Il rule are a jolly lot OF Fellows
even II they are Odd. hence ali who attend
may expect good time Brother j. W.
Wells. the Chairman of the Executive
Committee as well as the other members
have worked hard TO make this event the
hit of tine season, and there is no doubt
that IL will be. The tickets are only fifty
cents and the fact that Brother Bernstein
viii go should be lad enough to draw a
large crowd f"
jersey City Lodge No. "a has accepted
an invitation TO visit joppa Lodge of
Brooklyn on June 2, and tenders hearty
invitation TO members of sister lodges to
join them on this occasion. For further
information see next issue OF The Sun
DAY MORNING NEWS Or visit Jersey City
Lodge next Tuesday evening.
Garfield Lodge met last Wednesday
night p. g. Hall WIS absent but as he
is negotiating for a farm he will have to
be excused. There is not a more ener-
getic and enthusiastic Odd Fellow IN this
city and one who has the interest Of the
order more at heart. For nearly three
years he has been treasurer Of the lodge
and under his management of its finances
the lodge has never sustained loss. He
should be compiimented for this fact
alone
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Years Have Dealt Lightly With Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Rickrich.

Years Have Dealt Lightly With Mr.. and
MRS. Henry Rickrich.
Turner Hall presented an unusually
picturesque scene on Friday night. The
occasion was the celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rickrich's golden wedding.
Tnirty-eight children and grandchil-
dren joined in the celebration. Pastor
Staehli of the German Evangelical
Church, Brunswick street, married the
happy old couple over again. Both the
bride and groom, though with heads
mantled with silver threads. appeared as
young and hearty as the 5talwart sons
and daughters who thus did them honor.
Mr.. Rickrich has been engaged in the
bakery business 10 this city for forty-six
wears. He is the father of Patrolman
Enoch Rickrich. His other sons, Walter,
John. William and George, with their
wives were in the grand march which
preceded the festivities. together with his
daughters, Mrs. Della O'Donnell, Mrs.
Christina Linder, Mrs. Mary Dietrich and
their husbands.
Others in the march were Mr. aud Miss
Keys, Miss Capers. Mr.. Fl. Gulkes, Mr..
aud Mrs. i4ispenaI, Miss Euphemia Gore.
MIR. Nicholas Nudelheimer, Mrs. Vreden-
burg and throng OF lit1le folks IN white.
A table at one end OF tile hail was
covered with floral tributes. Professor
Holden's orchestra was In attendance and
q merry dance followed the grand march.
An excellent supper was served at mid
night, during which the aged couple were
made the recipients OF many beautifu III
presents.
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rayed Ia high black tiles npn wafe sle
observed Of ali observers
Brother Harry Drayton Of CikntDu has
learned the ritual by heart. and the et{ect
upon the candidate was mich more inn
pressiye that any reading could be. All
the officers Of the order should follow his
example
Brother J. ]. Vile, Councillor ct Sam
nit, made an eloquent address at Gin
ton s meeting last Monday evening"
Summit Council is rapidly Increasing ia
membership A proposition was recetFed
last meeting and there are more to toll
low.
Commencing next month Summit
Council will meet on the second md
fourth Thursdays Of the month.
Brother Fry of Summit has resigned
the Office OF Vice Chancellor to accept s1a
Office Of Financial Secretary. He Is an
able man for the position.
The third annual excursion Of tie order
on Tuesday, July 4, promises 70 bed iarza
affair Several hundred tickets hays al
ready been sold, and il the weather proves
favorable an enjoyabis Time can be giaar-
anteed.
Brother George ae4one is one OF the
hardest workers ia the order, and Summit
feels proud OF him.
What's the matter with TIC 0rfe1tf
That Is what many members woa1d like
to know 3
Industry Council viii be visited biz Sum-
nit Council IL a body shortly
81 Clintonss Council meeting last Mona1y
WAS largely attended and N en5oFa5ie
entertainment was furnisned.
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form nf the uniformed rank will confer
the rank Of Knight AZ the Institution of
Pelisade Lodge
=. g. G. De Witt c. Bolton is the first
i. g G. tnas has ever received any foken
ri esteem from the brothers on retfrin1s
from the first official chair 70 this State
The words OF wisdom Of p Z. Doane
were missed at Hancoek's last session.
Come, p. O., don't neglect the old lodge.
L the G. e. s of the lodges in Districts
no. 3 and n would follow the exam lie OF
q. q. Wilson of Rathbone, and G. G. Bald
the district, tney would find that it would
assist them in the government Of their
OVID lodge. Visit and learn. brothers.
Supreme Deputy OF New York Knights
OF Malta. Dr.. Van Antwerp VIII lie fhe
next Chancellor Commander of Grant
Lodge. Doc Is a Road one.
Tie new lodge Sherman will be in
stituted during the month of June
The grip has at last lost IT'S grip on the
lodges il this city and the brothers are
happy
Brother Myers Of Rathbane makes
good defendant. His services are in
great demand. Brother Myers would
him, RathboneS
Prelate Paterson has received a very
cordial invitation to be present at the
next convention OF Hancock Lodge.
L. g. Wilson promises to Introduce the
noo-doo Of Rathbone to Hancock next
Friday evening. Z great treat Is prom
fsed.
Handsome Dory, of Rathbone, now rides
the rails of the D.. L. & w. By day Dorg,
no excuse drop in and see old Rathbone
occasionally.
Where. o where is P. C. Campbell Of
Rathbone7 He is missed at its councils.
Is Brother Steup a better X. of Malta
than x of p. Well Gus Is a young K
OF ~. HIS will be all right.
What rank does Brother Piisom of
Hancock hold in the ordera From his
Judge that he was a combination knight.
'Oh that one hundred dollar racket
Grant Lodge worked the Third degree
Oh one candidate on Thursday night He
was Wawap All the officers were in
their chairs, and the work was done in
splendid style. There was present del
egatiun composed Of the officers Of Ale
gnany Lodge, New York, and a pleasant
time was spent ID good and welfare.
Grant Lodge has succeeded IN captur--
ing three Indians for next mouth
Brother Hall now thinks thar the next
thing to do after getting q good wife is
to join the h OF P. and Grant Lodge at
that. Brother Hall is brave Indian, but
he needed help to become Knight, and
he got it.
Has 2. G.. Clark bean captured by some
Indians? From his talk Friday night
you would think so.
Grant Lodge win impose the second
next month and Woodland talks Of doing
the same.
Where was ?. C. Trotter Friday night ?
The sixth was conferred without him.
Z. ID. d. Van Wart should have been at
Woodland on Friday night
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IREE Avn AcoEPTEn MASaXS.

The regular rendezvous of Jersey City
Consistory No. 81, Sublime Princes Of the
Royal Secret. was held at Hiram Lodge
rooms on Friday night The eighteenth
degree of Sovereign OF the X lose Croix
was conferred upon several candidates.
This is one of the most elaborate degrees
in Scottish Rite Masonry. The scenes
were well set and the work with George
T. Meschutt as Most Wise WAS very Inn
pressive. A large number of visiting
brethren we're present.
Hiram Lodge No. II worked the Master
Mason degree last night. Two prominent
citizens were raised. The work was per-
fectly done by w 3. Barnes and his able
corps, and reflects great credit on old
Hiram.
Jersey City Lodge No. "A will have a
special Communication next Friday night,
aud three candidates viii be raised to the
NJ. NJ degree. The examination will be
interesting, as the candidates must be
proficient before they are promoted. The
splendid staff Of officers will be present to
confer the degree.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES or HONOR.

Grand Protector De F. p Lozin of New
Jersey paid a fraternai visit to Guiding
Star Lodge, No 1,4S3, last "Wednesday
night. 4 good meeting was had. This
lodge has been very prosperous lately IN
der the able management Of Protector J.
J. Duffy, and new lodge is to be started
called WELCOME from Guiding Star
This shows that the order is growing in
this city. In good and welfare Brother
Lozin made some very interesting re-
marks, ana said he hoped Guiding Star
would be a guiding star indeed, and it
seems it has been from the fact that the
new lodge is starting from this one under
the guidance of Past Protector D. Cola
Success attend it, and good luck 10
Brother Duffy and the mother lodge.
William Farrell. of Protection Lodge,
has gained place on the list of orators.
He won it by his extemporaBeous speech
as the meeting of Guiding Star.
Protection Lodge has passed the cen
fury mark.
The Loriliard athletes are uniting with
Protection Lodge. The last on the list
were Bob Acheson and Lou Wertheim of
the Board OF Managers of the l. A. G.,
who were initiated at the last meeting Of
Protection Lodge.
s'Guidinp Star still lives -
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RED MEE.

The WawRpahabs ha d an adoption last
night. and it was an adoptieni
Brothers Boyce and Cross were ia il,
and that IS the thick and thin Of t.
Our worthy Sachem did his work nobly
at the last sleep. So all the Wawas say
Junior Sycamore Mulch Talkee Sayers
resigned last sleep. and Brother Murray
was elected 10 I'LL the vpeancy.
Big Horse Paal. the Prophet, WAS on his
stump last sleep. That says all
There are still palefaees in the forest
awaiting to be adopted. They will be
ATTENDED 70 later.
Was the pale face known by the saw
ages of the Wawas before they adopted
him into the tribey Well. / should judge
he was.
Chief Of Records, Man Of Great Brains
Won Graben, generally called jim, was at
1t again last sleep.
new tribe is under way at the Five
Corners They have seventy-five names
How about that tribe 81 the Junction.
Has the trail grown colds
We're you at Hoboken on Saturday
night 1t was an institution with bells
on
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24

by locai applications. as they can not reach the
diseased portion of the ear There IS only one
way TO cti re Deafness. and that is by constitu-
tional remedies Deafness is caused by an IN
famed condition of the nucuous lining OF the
Fsstachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have 4 rttnDhng sound or imperfect
hearing and when IL is entirely closed Deaf
ness is the result and unless the inflammation
ean be taken out and this tube restored to its
norm al condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever: nine cases out OF ten are caused by
entarrh. which IA nothing but az intiaIned coi-
eifion Of the mucous surfac -.
w win give One hundred dollars for any case
at Deafness Gcgilsad W. catAgyha tl5Qt SnscApnet
cure ~ takiDg Halls Catgffh Cure. Send for
circulArs free. ~. CHENEY s. Co.
sold b. ali druggists. Toledo, q.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
GOLDEN STAR FRAfGRElfr.

The last regular meeting OF Jersey City
Council No. 20 was held last Wednesday
night at its rooms. Bergen aud Fair
mont avenues, and well attended Two
candidates were initiated. and two APP
plications received. Persons wishing TO
join the fraternity can do so By applying
for application blanks TO the secretary.
Samuel A. Cochran, No. $50 Fifth street,
this city.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

The most t,.l-aortas,t scent f,f the veal
was the Meeting Of the National 3sction
of North America IN New York city lat
Tuesday eveping Business Of the rreaz,-
est inportance was transaefs aid r.
ports were read showing ti1af tie order
bag Increased IarreIp il vsrIr,1,s rsortia1s
Of the country. aud particulariv III NEW
Jersey aad New York. Mrs. Dodge Or
Massachusetts had the honor ef being
the fissr lady elevated to the supreme
Office Of the order. and She will 30 douhr
III the posirion OF Most Worfhv pafr0n
Ia an excellent manner Mrs Bnk2r5 &c
MARYLAND was elected Most Worthy
Patron. She is also the flrst ladr Is o.
cupy that position f. j King 81 Feuu~
syivaufa was reelected Most W0rShr
Secretary. and William Dfncuall 0f Hud-
son No 8 Jersey City. had q wall over ri
Most Worthy Guide. The Si5itlng dels.
gates were taken to all the points 81 5n-
ts sis around New YORK cifg & q ~l5en
they at last turned their faces hoEnaW6rd
they had additional reasons to be proud
Of onr noble or1ler.
Bro. De Alva Of Ivanhoe.was IN an azlf~
mated discussion regarding printInR 1T
tie National section meeting. 81 ~
with difficulty rescued from tsle hands -
Bro CransEenber, VINO Is also In t1e
printing line.
When Bro. John Disgwall was Oh Hi
way to Liberty Island last YllesdaY ~
suddenly began 70 feel shaEy on his lexs
and wished he was safe on dry land
again. john thinks that Ne1ionaI 6ec~|
ton meetings help along sea sickness 10 =
great extent.
Bro K Echu1t, of Fisk. Is part cuI9r
enemy of q certain member Of the Ma
tfonaI Section Ed says be has no
show at ali when he il around
Hudson's entertainment and anniver~
sary Iast Friday evening WAS GREAT sue-
cess Ia every way. Parson Grey was On
hand 20 ses that things went right ard
with with smiling John e Deliver the oratioa,
and host OF others 30 assist him. iacsud-
ing j. Jeh0sapnat, il could mol possibly
Be anything bat s success. s8ItIy's-~As
OF the regaIia' s--wAs also largely Il Il and
altogether il was III exceedingly rieasa1t
company Of PEOPLE, Tae Marine Hand
furnished the music for the dancing
which was INDUCED IN until ar early
hour.
Bro William Holiely, OF Fisk, had q
aueer exnerIence with 8 clothes Line one
evening last week.
Bro. Shelly. Of Pa is very popuIar with
the young ladies' Of the Jersey C{tF sec-
tious.
FISK will visit Hudson Section IA s
body next Friday evening. All nembers
eight D. M
Eureka sent quite large delegation Of
prominent mem bers to the entsrt ainfneht
of Hudson Section last Friday evening
Cute Charlie came IN first, but his
partner ssRsnnie,' was missing. Closely
following MIN we're dashing Duncan
Brftten and Sam Surnyea. willis stately
sidney Deuminu brought up the rear,
the whole making an imposing picruf1
and one long co Be Remembered.
Brother Kenneth Dingwnli and Edward
Vile. Of Fisk Section. were seen at Uud-
son last Friday with their lady frSenda
Kenny and Eddy are this berry Walls,f
Of Fisk.
Commencing with the first OF Jun6
Fisk Sact,o1l W-iif meet every WeduesdaY
evening.
It is said that it was the Eureka Dras-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
NArlON AL PRoYInEXT uNI0N.

Next Tuesday evening Hudson Council
No. 81. National Provident Union, Of
Bayonne. viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall,
at Centrevilie, aud make a couple Of
applicants citizens Of the Prosident
grade.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKs.

Hoboken Lodge VIII hold a special
meeting this Sunday evening 1t it's
rooms, No. - Hudson street, Hoboken.
The degrees viii oe conferred, the Grand
reports and other important business will
be transacted. IL is possible that this
lodge will change its night of meeting
from "Wednesday to Sunday. It used to
meet on Sunday evenings and had lively
sessions
The list OF applicants for the new lodge
in this city is rapidly growing.
Newark Lodge is disappointed az its
defeat in the Grand Lodge to keep John
&. Sullivan on its list of active members.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24

Brother Charles E. Mcdowell, who was
recently elected TO the office OF Grand
Regent, is n member of Bloomfield Cpan-
ell, No $50. In order 70 celebrase the
event, his fellow mem bers decided 10 have
an open meeting. to which outsiders could
be invited, and have a general }ol Idea
ton. The affair took place Lass Friday
The pretty little Council room
was comfortably filed. aud clay
pipes with stems q yard long Were
b nnded 10 each one present, along with -
passed arpunM. and very pleasant exen-
ing was sEeMt with music, songs
speeches. recisAtionE, etc. AKlon2 tno
visitors Were the Grand ReRenf. Grand
6 uide Baxter, Grand Secretary &lxors
Grand Trustees Kaliman and Aendal4
and Committeeman starr 1ns grand
officers made speeches and Ero<he<2
Nixon and Baxter contributed 10 tae en-
tertainment with songs and hunorous
recitAfions. Isl 5 4 ~ IS;
Jersey city Council, No 2. held q we'll
attended session on IuesdUy 1{k1t zH4z4
were no candidates. buS several Aeptfe4e
tions were received. Regent Baxter rem
dered his report Of the proceedings of tlse
Grand Conncii- In good OF the crdetr
Orator Williamson gave humorous re11-
trE. !, Z. s. &. !.
Communinaw Council, sailed tor k1!eF9
on the AAraria yesterday mQxn144
months, and viii visit London. PART. &11
all the principal places q interest
Bro. Nixon says that hH Is not &Q9K<4x
for high houors, but he eoaSidef6 AiI144lI
better Oh than before. for be y p9N
STAT ot1iceT. E, 4 {.
ipg session on Thursday nt&ne 4*<zN
- NJ 4 Sf4los6f7 0ffa{:{faxf<za ana Io11r 81I&1
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SON OF Of VETERANS.

Gen. John A. Logan Camp IS hereby
notified 70 appear at the headquarters of
Henry Wilson Post IS, G. A. R., No 14o
Newark avenue, this Sunday evening
MAY az at .. m. in full uniform and
white gloves ia attend memorial services
at Trinity NJ E Church.
At the encampment held by Custer
Post No. 8. sous of Veterans, last Friday
evening George s Bo1art was chosen an
aide to the Grand Marshal Of the Memorial
Day parade.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF 0DD PILLOWS.
Jersey City lodge No. a viii hold a
very 5mpnrfant and Interesting meeting
nexe Tuesday evening The Third de-
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ENIGR1'o OE PlTnIAS.

Hudson Lodge No. 81 held very pleas
ant convention on Thursday evening.
good and welfare session. duriug which
p. Cs. Miller, EDtwistle, Snyder, Gould,
mckinley aud others entertained the
brothers with interesting remarks THE
d. D. G. C. has selected the team Of this
lodge TO confer the rank of PAGE at the in
stitution of the new lodge s'Pnlisade' at
Union Hill on Thursday, June IL, This
lodge is doing good work under the lis
pensation. Candidates are plentiful. and
the meetings are always pleasant and
profitable.
Lincoln Lodge No. So held well at
tended convention on Thursday evening.
Tne rank Of Knight was conferred en- two
Esquires by c. G. Steup. A delegation
from Cincinnatps Lodge was present. G.
c. Steup having resigned, Brother Walter
Pye was elected to filiishe vacancy and
was duly installed ny ID. ID. g. e. Berriau,
assisted by P. C's Higgins and Rapelyea.
In good and welfare. remarks were made
nv a. I.FFts. ralph 1}opafhs ID. ID. g. G.
Berrian, ?. CTS Stsup, Allen. Lynch,
Point, Higgins. Pelloth aud Others This
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-13

" was very much amused" said
gentleman, recently who for MANY
years had lived in Constantinople, cat
some of the efforts made in this country
to reproduce Turkish designs in rnrs
and fabrics. Anything that was odd.
shaped was celei Turkish. As long a,
a rug has lot of yellow, blue an rel
IN 1t and Is made ~ OF a MOSAIC of nom
descript little details. the manufacturer
seems to feel that he has produced an
Oriental design. The truth is, though,
an Oriental rug, to the native, tells a
story as clearly and as expressive as lit.
erature. The details of the design are
not meaningless MARKS or figures thew
are symbols, and suggest historical
events, reminiscenC2 and romance.
could probably explain the ma,ter more
lucldly by this analogy Presenting
that you had been to Europe and col.
lected bric-a- brac an curios-a few
vases from the Sevres works, an old
sword from Damascus. some pottery
from Rome, and strange relic, from
Pompen. You have com, back and
conyeltioaalizel these shapes and intro
duced them in flat way INTO some
fabric. To you these various forms
bring up wealth Of "Reminiscences. They
tell oil a tour of Europe, aud the incl
dents OF the trip arc revived at every
glance. So, to the Oriental mind, every
detail of the rug of his district arouses
the same fund of "reminiscences. "-U,-
h0lsterer
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-13
Feathers Make the Bird.

The biggest of all really powerful
flying birds, are, believe, the wander
ing albatross and the South American
condor; for the roe | reject outright as
worthy only OF the most restricted,
Arabian and nocturnal ornithology,
says writer. Seen on the wing, or
even with the wings expanded merely.
both these great existing birds have a
most majestic and colossal appearance.
But feathars in such cases are very
deceptive; they maize 6ne birds out of
very small bodies For cSassplc, tho
we'll known English swift, which looks
so imposing in flight as it passes over
head With pinions poised. is hardly as
big when plucked rs man 5 top thumb
joint, and weighs only half an ounce.
So. too, the albatross, though Its ex-
panse of wing is said to exceed that Of
any other known bird, amounting
sometimes to nearly ten feet from tip
to tip, does not average in weight more
than fifteen pounds, which is just
exactly the poulterer's statement for
my last family Christmas turkey.
As for the condor, while he spans
from wing TO wing some eight feet, his
length from beak to tail is only three
and half, and | doubt if he would
pluck into anything corresponding 10
his magnificent outer show-though |
am bound to admit that | have never
personally tried the unpleasant eS-
pertinent.