The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-05
RAYS, SIGNS AND GRIPS.
The ForesIic Executive
Council Issues an Order
That is Opposed.
ODD FELLOWS NEW OFFICERS
Pythian installations = Masonic
Windups Cadets and
Mechanics.
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tDRESTERS 0F AMERICA
The Executive Council has decided to
enforce the law, and has ordered that a
prominent and active member who has
held many nonors be dropped from the
rel. The member Is extremely popular
and those who know BIN well are posi-
tive that he was the innocent victim of
designing meu, but the confidence he re-
posed III them has involved him In seri-
Gus trouble. and in the mesnes OF the
law. Ills court vas officially informed
on Friday night by the Deputy of the
action of the Executive Council, and it
unanimously decided TO oppose the decis-
ion of the Council for the reason that the
case Will be reviewed by the Appellate
Court, and until It's decision is rendered
no action could be taken, or IN other
words, that the executive body
ton. 1t would undoubtedly have
been better had they deferred
considering the case until the upper
court had reviewed the cause, as 1t may
declare in favor OF the appeal and ifihis
is done and an acquittal follows the
Council will be in dilemma, as they
will have ousted All innocent man and
must reinstAte MIN. The Council maia-
tains that the Law is so clear that only
one construction can be phi upon il, and
it being the law the member must 20.
His court insists that he shall remain and
the High Court will be appealed TO de-
termine which has erred
Court Hudson No. $3.50 has selected
the following officers. H.. Charles u.
Cobbe; S G. R.. Michael e, Dugan; Re
cordin1 Secretary, Andrew " Kilkenny:
Financial Secretary, James H. Coyie;
treasurer, Emil Anthony; S w. Joha &.
Kneer; j. w, john Roche; S B., john
Kinney; J. b., Joseph Doran, Jr.
The new staff OF officers of Court
Paulus Hook No z 1855 are:--C. R.. George
J. Irving; s. c. r.. james D. McAghou:
cordiDg Secretary. Robert j. Mahon;
Treasurer, Ivie Gregg; S. w, u. Cos
grove; J. W.. f. H. Smart; s b.. John
Boyle; J. B NJ. Mccarthy, Sr.; Trustee,
b. E. Williamson.
The officers OF Court Ashley elected last
John 4. KirHen S. G. R., T. d. Baker:
Treasurer. ID. G. higgins; Financial Sec
rotary, 5. p. Meehan: Recording Score
larry, james Range; 5. W.. William A.
Quinn; ). w. Daniel Downes; s. b.
John T. Hogan; j. B.. Aug. Moeller.
Brother + a. Dale was elected Trustee
il place of 4. ID. Baker, for the term of
three years. The Board Of Trustees con-
sists Of Brothers George E. Crissy, James
ID. McHale and +. A. Dale.
Court Triumph has chosen the follow
ing cfiicers:--C. r., W. h. Heppieston: S
c. r., 4. W. Cox; Fin. Sec. c. P. Curtis;
Treas, j. Koliers R S, Walter PiaJt; 5.
W, j. w. Quinn; ]. W. J. W. Midgley;
s. b, j. Van Wrinkle; J. b., August
Wolfe
The Entertainment Committee of Court
Panlus Hook are working very hard for
their coming excursion, which takes place
August II. Members of the order who
are dtsirous OF becoming acquainted with
the High Supreme officers should provide
themselves with tickets early as the SUI
preme officers anG delegates are to receive
an invitation, as this excursion takes
place during the Supreme Court conyen-
ton IN Bfoosiyn- Tickets can be pro-
cured from any member OF the court.
Industry and fidelity are appreciated in
Court Triumph. At the last meeting
those earnest workers. Brother Hepsle=-
ton and Cox were presented with hand
sonesbadges. The orator for the Court
was the eloquent Deputy II. r. G.. Brother
De Largey-
Court Ashley holds its installation OF
officers on Monday evening, July 10
May prominent members of the or er
have promised to De present. and this
fact shows That Court Ashley has lost
none OF the prestige it gained for Itself
during its three and one-half years of ex-
is ence. The court is in a Furnishing
condition at present, and is still on the
advance. The members Of the court do
not look SO much to the quantity or the
members it enroIls as to the quality of
the applicants. Under the al
ministraLion of the New Grief Ranger.
Brother Kirweu, there Is no doubl
hat that the court will con tinue to pros
per- Brother kirwen is very popular
with the rising element of the Heights,
and none the less with the members OF
the court. whose Office of sub Chief ne so
ably and conscientiOusiy flied during the
past terms. His recent election verifes
l.. .f<wtr ufo fC FaiF f0r i'm hsT
the members OF Court Ashley.
The third annual excursion of Court
Pride OF the Hill will be the eVent next
Thursday, July g. The voyage will be 20
Idiewild Grove on the sound boat. Leave
Norton street dock at nine a. N. SHARP.
ii will be the largest excursion of the
season. Professor Bsggs' band OF
twenty-four pieces will delight the dan
GERS 'ene court guarantees good time
TO all. Steam Gauge Billy will look after
everybody that viii be there.
Experienced men have been put in Of
fee by Court Hoboken. The officers
elected Mt the quarterly meeting were
c. h, John J. Cullen: S. G. R. Chris En-
trup: Treasurer, Thomes 4. Hatfield;
Financial Secretary, Ernest Gregoroyi-
Gus: r. s., d. G. Walhng; ). W., Charles
Braun, Jr.; J. W., john Il. Krohn; S. B.,
Henry LIese; } y, Ihomas Mniyey.
Court Pride of the Hill Cnat. -instaila-
ton next Tuesday night.-Brother Dam
tel Smith, chairman OF the Excursion
Committee, has everything down to per-
ferticn for the oEting.-A big time on
TUESDAY night Come everybody.
Bother Patrick hesiy viii be viewed
with admiration ana respect on Thurs
day. He IS 10 be the Captain of the
poiice.-Some of the boys had lots of the
Fourth at the junction, SO the Captain
reports. Brother John Kaiser has the
sympathy of his many friends He
buried one of his children last week
GINS looks fine in his new Z. S. NJ uni
form. Brother Dan Dever will make an
excellent Trustee.-Din, look ont
for O. They're in it. = Easy
10 pick ont the winning
candidates now. G. R.-Brothcr Leonard
will make an efficient r. 5 Owen Fell
lam would be popular candidate Bro
ther Thomas Fallen. useful member
has Joined the absences. The athletic
oau,es will be the feature at tue Grove.
The winners will receive medals.--Bro-
theirs Harry Lockwood and Peter CoffeY
Will ..do' Trenton. Brother 7. Dawson
is entered la two mile walk ana Brosher
1. Walsh on the fat men race.-Doe Tan
ner boasts of the beautiful location. three
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