The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27

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gently thumning piano-The detective
ls prepared to furnish poirts-Brother
Frank Miller will appear IN tue play
Leave il Alone 3rotber John Mcbride
is one OF the regulars at Peie's. WHY
Brother Daniel j. Smith il humorist-
Brother Gus kaiser was bitten bv Il dog
ON Thursday-Brother Daniel S. Coffey's
rart has strRddled the fence-Brother
CoIbett declares that Grand street is the
ihorougbfare but he is more frequently
seen on johnson avenue-The Big -Four
played a strong and winning hand.
Court Grove appreciates good officer
AT its quarterly meeting on Thursday
night Cnief Ranger Thomas T. Crotty
was elected to that Office for the ninth
consecutive time. lie was not the only
one thus honored. NJ. J. Corbett, Treas
urer: Michael Egan. f. S.; Michael Nc
Giniey. trustee: Daniel Green and
Thomas FuBeran. the Woodwards;
Owen Kelly and William Corbett. the
Beadles, aud DIR. Keating, Court Physi-
clan, were reelected. Recording Secre-
tary NJ. i. CorbetL was not only again
chosen, but his salary was advanced 525.
Halligan, S. G. r., Patrick Dunn,
trustee. 1t was Il happy mutual
admiration society and praise was Law
ished on the faithful officers. They de-
served IL, and the court is wise IN retain
ing them in office. Several desired to re-
and voiced the sentiments of The court,
who demanded that they must serve.
The Chief Ranger made forcible ad-
dress. In it he referred to certificate OF
n physician given to certify that a MEM
Der was entitled to benefits for ten days
prior TO that on which the physician fist
saw him. The court subsequently de-
clined to allow the benefits Mr. Buland
waxed eloquent. The court is one of the
strongest, financially, in the county. A
kind word was said for THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS.
Chief Ranger Crotty. Secretaries Halli-
gan. Egan aud Cerbett, Brother Boland
aud others, of Court Grove, will visit
Court General Lafayette to assist in in
staliipg it's officers
Court Paulus Hook had largely at
tended meeting at Humboldt Hall on
contest for Chief Ranger, Financial Sec
retary and Court Physician. The other
officers were chosen without opposition.
The officers elect are:-C. R., John Boyle;
S. G. H., f. H. Smart; Financial Secre
sary, P, ). MclKIenna; lIp; Recording Recording
Il. Z. Williams; S. W. John Kopp; }.
W., John Sweeney; S. B., A. Mccain; j.
B., NJ. Mccarthy, ST.; Trustee, +. McCon-
non: Court Physician, p. Hoffman, NJ.
D.; p. Z. H.. &. j. Irving. The 5. G. X.
elect was presented with an elegant gold
H. S. W. Treniper was the orator.
Brother McCoobery. of Court Hamilton
made an interesting speech. a
Court Pauius Hook will have its an
nual reception at Woods Hall on Febru-
ary s. The court is determined that the
event shall not be excelled by amy of the
Sister Courts.
Lafayette Circle, Companions of the
Forest, were instituted at Keyser's Hall
by Supreme G. G. Brown ana 5. Il. Nc
Connin, assisted by companions from
Martha Washington Circle of New York,
Ashley and Pride of New Jersey of this
city and Bayonue Circle. The new circle
has a membership of eighty-one, excell
ing in numbers many older circles. The
following officers were elected:-C. c.,
Miss NJ. Bastane: S. G. c., Mrs. X. Cass-
well; Financial Secretary, Mrs. NJ j..
win; Treasurer. Mrs. Z. McCauley; r. g..
Mrs. German; l. g., Miss NJ. Garyiu;
Trustees, Mesdames NJ Manus. Dunn and
NJ. Mauuion; j. =. C. c., Mrs. Reynolds;
Physician, DR.. J. j. Rroderick; Cii Gle
Deputy, z. j. McKenna. The circle was
organized by Mrs. NJ. L. Walsh, who de-
serves great praise for her successful eff
forts.
Court Winfield has elected the follow
ing oificers:--Junior Past Chief Ranger,
Louis O'LeaIy; Chief Ranger. William J.
Denton; Sub-Cnfef Ranger. James +.
GaVeGun, lreasufeT, ocHooi trustee
Charles C. Kane; Recording Secretary.
George MORGAN; Financial Secretary.
Joseph McCurpin; Senior Wood ward,
Michael Fitzpatrick; Junior Woodward,
! William Galbraith; Senior Beadle, Peter
| Mckinnon; Junior Beadle. William BEN
son; Physician, DR.. Fred. NJ. Corwin;
Apothecary. John E. Ryan; Trustees,
John Strauch and ex-School Trustee
| Andrew r. Donnell.
Grand Chier Ranger NJ. F. Lndenberg,
of New Jersey, has appointed Chief
Ranger Anton Mildenberger, of Court
Germauia. as Deputy for Court Concor-
dia, the new German court in Bayonne.
Members of the four courts of the or
der in Bayonpe met on Tuesday last in
Longs Fifth Ward Club Rooms at Cen
treville and organized conclave of uni
formed Foresters by eecting the follow
ing corps of officers ;-Commanderr,
Charles H. Dow: Vice Commander, Fred
erick Bersey; p. NJ. john Hanf; Adju-
tant, Archibald r. Gordon; S. NJ. Henry
Herchenroeder; First Lietenant, John
Long; Second Lieutenant. John Foerst;
First Sergeant. Charles M. Mahnken;
Second Sergeant, Johu Connors; Past
Commander, William J.. Denton;
organization will be known az Bay
onne Council No. ~ Il. G. L. 1t will
meet on the first and third Monday eve
ming of each month in Beste's Ger
mania Hall at Centervllle.
The member of Court Pride of Bay
onne, held their election with the follow
ing result:--Past Chief Ranger, Archi-
bald r, H. Gordon; Chief Ranger. Fred
erick Persey; sub-Chief Ranger, Edward
Jones; Recording Secretary. Myron f.
Brewer; Financial Secretary. Charles Ii,
Dow; Treas urer, Henry Franklyn; Senior
Woodward, Henry Miller; Junior Wood
ward, Charles Whitaker; Senior Beadle.
William Barth; Junior Beadle, David
Horse-y; Trustees, James Ellis, Andrew
jackson nd William Cook.
Court Triumph's officers are:-C. r., L.
W. Cox: S. G. r.. E. A. Healey; +. S, c.
/. Garter; L., J. koller; Il. s., ii. Glen
denning; S W.. P. h. Ham NELL; j. W., J.
Leonard; S. b., j. Midgely; }, B., j.
Mulvery.
Court Varicks new staff:-C. r.. John
II. Foley: S. c. r.. c. Wall; Treasurer.
NJ. Foley, Sr.; Financial Secretary, g.
Worsler; Recording Secretary, w.
Kahle; Senior Wood ward, NJ, j. Maloney;
Junior Woodward, NJ. O'Mara; Senior
Beadle. d. Shugree; Junior Beadle, II.
Schuman; Physician, DIR. Il. j. Nc
Laughlin.
JUNIOR MECHANICS.
Meeting this week of Garfield, Union
Hill, Saturday evening.
Industry held very interesting meet
ing Tuesday evening. Considerable busi-
ness was transacted. The election of Off
GERS was the principal feature OF the
evening and resulted as tollows:--Coun-
cillor, l.. Hafner; V. c.. George Kup-
fr,nn,. a " Sncratnrv Charles MilIar.