The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-22

BOroluE the iOOSe cash OF bEUtner Charles
Kelly of Court Lafayette
Brothers William Dicsson and John
Sauer OF Court Jersey City will shortly
appear as acrobats. They are practisin 4
III the gymnasium 1T Griffihg's
Brother Owen Fullam makes an excel
lent sub chief.
Brick House Connolly is developing
intoan orator. lie held the floor for
thirty-ive minutes and poured out elo-
quence.
Brother Lewis James is clever crick-
etcr.
One of the regulars Is Brother Thomas
Bennan of Pride OF the Hill
Brother James Tanner had a close racs.
but won at The wire with the aid Of Am.
bro5la.
Brother Mulligan tells tale of woe
the fall of the Four Hundred.
One or the most earnest work ars IS
Brother Thomas Fay.
Brother Snanahan is on the qui vtve for
squalls.
Fauntleroy viii shortly sing "a Police
mans Lot is Not a Happy One.'
p. K Clark is Engaged now in persuad-
Ing the young bachelors TO wed. lie has
persuaded several to take on the matri-
monial yoke.
Court General Lafayette wants to keep
its eye open. Some excellent material
from Lafayette is being corrasled by
Brother Fred. Sales, eloquence aud wit
are sadly missed.
Brother Dennis Diver has fears of
shufling off this mortal coil evidently.
He IS constantly t,tlklng of the angel.
The iron man of Pride of the Hill il an
artist in secrer1ng anbrosia,
Brother John Bosch Of Court Stevens is
Hobokea, and Court Stevens is his especial
pride.
Daniel J. Smith. it is rnmored, is look
ing for the Alderman. 'Fhat's the way,
Dan. Strike out.
1t is reported that Jecob j. Berg joined
the Keatings. What Is the matter with
Tanner? Come, Jake; be with the boys
John Kaiser is thirty~three and is not
ashamed of it.
Come, Joe, wake up. the boys hive
heard no new joke since you went to
sleep
Court Pride of the Hill initiated eight
new members last Tuesday night.
Every meeting 1t has from four to ten
candidates and good attendance at al
meetings.
Why is Brother Patrick Kelley SO quiet
of lateP 1t is said 1t is politics.
Brother Ell Donahue is a very sick
man. the doctors attending him daily.
Brother Charles Kelly, one OF the
charter members of Court Pride of the
Hill, Is rarely seen now at che meetings.
Counsellor Byrne OF this court has rot
Moran and you'll succeed, Counsellor.
Thomas Welsh got bargain when he
bought those two houses ut the Junction.
The Alderman said he will get square
GU the hend who takes his name in vain.
BY the way. the Alderman has biossomed
like irregular dude.
The Tanner Association will give q
grand hs9ll March II a RoF0Qn Hall
ad Knights of malta
Court Pavonia No. $3.50 is making
preparations for its annual excursion
Chief Ranger Laren of Court Pstvonfe
is woring hard Tor the new Forester's
Hall.
made six speeches before different courts
in this city last week. in favor of the new
Hall He ais visited three new circles.
Court PaVonia will be glad to see Bro
ther McNally aJ the meeting on Wednes
day night. Brother Mentally has just re
covered from severe attack OF pneu
monfa.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAS0NS.
The Lsmm wound has healed. Tn,
physicians will remove the bandaees mex
Wednesday night at the communication
OF Mystic Tie Lodge. The grand masters
of this State and New York aud TIL
Erdlltt cttittAES VI VIC ltAb 1OttO VIII
be the attending physicians. This will
end the unpleasant case. and the twe
grand jurisdictions will be at peace ant
harmony.
Pilgrim Commandery will have a JOLT
fcation tomorrow night. The Grant
Commandery officers wilt be present.
Francis M. Marlborough, the active vet
cram. will retire as commander of th'
HoDoken Commandery. One would
scarcely believe to see the spry Recorder
that ne is a veteran of the Mexican War.
District Deputy Joseph E. Moore vii
hold four district lodges of instruction
during the month of March for the bene
tit of the officers and members of ths
lodges in the Seventh Masonic district
The first meeting will be held on Tues,
day, March 3, at Bergen Lodge rooms
the second on Tuesday, March 10, al
Hiram Lodge rooms; the third on Satur.
day, March 81, at Odd Fellows Hall. Ho
boken, and the fourth and last on Tues
day, March 81, at Hiram Lodge rooms
Due notice will be given of future meet.
ings of the Lodge OF Instruction. It Is
clearly the duty of the officers and mem
bers 10 attend these meetings.
ST. Johns Lodge of Newark will have
its annual celebration tomorrow night
All the grand officers will be present.
This lodge has the Bible on which the OBJ
legation was administered to George
Washington.
Jersey City Lodge conferred the degree
on three candidates on Friday night and
received five propositions. At tue next
communication on March q the NJ. NJ
degree will be conferred aud visitors are
expected from Philadelphia and Viii
mington, Del.
john T. Kent has been chosen as q
trustee of Jersey City Lodge TO Hi the
vacancy caused by the death of Chief
Engineer Henry E. FarrieF.
The district deputy desires TO impress
upon the lodge officers and members the
Importance OF attending the District
Lodge OF Instruction. he extends Q
cordial invitation to all.
Bergen Lodge Is one OF the busiest In
the district. 1t has work at every COM
munication.
The District Grand Lodge for the
Seventh Masonic District will, at the re-
quest of Grand Master Tilden. be held at
the rooms of Hiram Lodge on Tuesday
evening, April 2l.
The district deputy grand masters OF
the State met at Elizabeth last Monday
afternoon and received the credentials
from the grand master. The dates were
fixed for tile District Grand Lodge meet
lngs as follows:--
District No. lat Bridgeton on May u.
District No. 27-At Camden on tuesday,
April II. -, 90
District No. Sat Trenton on April 30.
Dist riot No. 4At Asbury Park on
May 49,
District No. Sat Elizabeth on March
81. 80,