The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
FORHS4IC FACTS.
List OF Deputies Appointed
BY the Grand Chief
Ranger.
SONS OF BENJAMIN.
Q~uarrelling Over That Scandal
Masonic, Pythian, Odd Eel.
low and Cadet Chat.
SONS OF BENJAMIN.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA.

FORESTERS OF AMERICA.
Permanent headquarters have been
established by the Grand Court officers.
They have engaged a room in the Weldon
Bull ling. this city, and Grand Secretary
La Po1nte will be found there from niue
ID the morning until five in the afternoon.
The Executive Couucil will visit the
following courts during the ensuing
week:-On Monday night, Astiey; Tues
day, Hudson; Wednesday, A~auackononk;
Thursday, Castle Point and Hoboken:
Friday, Advance.
The e. G.. will visit every court in the
Stale and iC will tai from now to De-
cember l to go the rounds.
Court Hudson meets on Tuesday night
and every member should be on hand to
welcome the Grand Court officers, who
will visit the court officially.
Chief Ranger Kuuz is not yet able to be
out.
Court Hudson's new deputy is the old
All the new deputies who reside in Jer-
seq City should be present ut the meeting
TO be held tonight, at the Council Cham
bers. room so, Weldon building, at eight
O'Clock. The Grand Chief Ranger will
be present and will instruct deputies in
their duties.
Court Glenwood met on Monday night.
One new member was initiated. Grand
Sub Chief Ranger L. b.. O'Neill gave ii
detailed account of the proceedings at
b10 IlODOhcu CUuNbuLlOU. tJUuer UlhLUGFS
of Il routine nature occupied the ntten-
tion of the members until nearly eleven
O'Clock.
There is some talk of forming a Fores-
ters' Association on the basis of those al
retdy existing in New York. An argyll
meut in its favor is the numerous finan-
ciRl failures of affairs gotten up by in
divldual courts. 1t is claimed that If a
number of courts in u locality got to-
gether aud ran off an excursion or picnic
the profits would be much larger, while
the expenses would be very little more
than that necessary to be encountered by
a single court. In a county like this
where there are SO many courts
picnic tickets. excursion tickets and ball
tickets are continually flying like snow
flakes i'll winter. 1t is likely that more
will be heard of this subject later on, aud
il is a matter that every Forester should
look into. Or purse there is a dim re-
collection of the last aud only amalga-
mated picnic, but that memory is RAPIDLY
fading away and another ATTEMPT would
not hurt. Certain it is that one grand
celebration would be be better than II lot
of sickly efforts and struggles. and, at
present the chances. of loss and gain are
ABOUT equal in both cases.
Battalion Chief Guiton, who impelled
by duty went to work at the fire when in
n feeble condition and brought on his
fatal illness, was a member OF Court Ham
ilton. The court attended his funeral this
morning from St. M;chsel's Church,
The Grand Chief Ranger has appointed
City, E. r.. Vessels; Court Hudson,
James J. Bowling; Court Pride of the
Hill, NJ. F. KeatIng; Court Frank. Will
liam Mccoy; Court Emmett, w. r.. Say
well; Court Congress, George j. Green;
Court America, James n Evener; Court
Hamilton, II. II. Duff; Court Palisade.
o. Dorling: Court Pride of New Jersey,
R. J, Power; Court Essex. NJ. Epstein;
Court Paterson, Harry Lee; Cou Green
vile, James f. Began; Court Passaic, A.
r ; Prail' con couF + Stevens u j; j.
Morgan Ivory; Pride OF Stockton. ]. NJ.
Rockefeller; Pride of tho Forest, Enoch
Montford; Hoboken, Thomas Ramsay;
Raritan and Amboy, A. r. Gordon; Har-
sinus, Thomas King; Liberty, Robert
gers; Rutherford. John J. Hogan; Little
John, Thomas Mahony; Cartaret, Charles
C.. Kane; Pamrapo, Joseph McCarnin; On
ward, John f.. Clancy; Rising Star, w.
Fl. Smither; Castle Point, d. J.
Mahoney; V9rick. Ihomas Ioomeyi
onne, w. j. Denton; Winfield, Andrew
Jackson; GIenwood, James +. R,ckard;
Damon, Charles Esterbrook; General
Wayne, Thomas Rownun; Monmouth,
Joseph Shaw; Grove. J, N. s'err; West
August Scnlendorf; Triumph, Daniel F.
Cody; Commonwealth. W. F. Beck;
Union, James A: McKenna; Newark. 4.
H. Lavender; Perseverance, A. H. Fletcher;
Greenwood, a.. III. Fletcher; Columbia,
P. E. Hammel; Gen. Lafayette, j. H.
Fisk; Germania. Meyer Jasper; John A.
Minturn, John Marnell; Ashley, Charles
M. Solomon; Gen. Meagher. j. M. Caul-
field; Acme. John 7. Murray; Pavonia, John
G, Dunn; Paulus Hook, Chas. NJ. Hughes;
Laurel, j. L.. NeWberry; Acqnacd"nonk
Fort Lee, James f. McNally; Warren.
Thomas B. Crotty; Reindeer, II. w. Ven
not; Railway. w. j.. Adams; Success,
Frederick Gummert; Concordia, A. Milde-
berger.
The first of the official visits of the
Grand Chief Ranger and Executive Con-
vert was paid last night by Court Perse-
verance. The last visit will be Co Court
Orient on December l.
Court Pride Of the Hin Chat.-The silk
stockings won. Captain Gaughran
caught The honor.-The Excursion Com
mittee will give satisfaction.-The Cap
tain and the stars had Il parade last SUI
day-Brother Joe Burliuson has his eye
on the Junction-Brother jaime, Tanner
has become one of the Mognls. Ring GO.
He will make a superb ms. istant, Den
Brother Dan Smith is missing. His lee
ture on ice Is due.-Bro,har Richard Far
rell is tenacious Doc Farmer next
Counsellor Byrne has quit the arena
temporarily to enable The other orators
to have an innipg.-Brother j. j.
Monahan is W and doing when things
20 wrong.-P. c. 4. Kennedy is a firm
advocate for practicing economy.-lhe
new bylaws will be ready ut the next
meetiug.-The Grand Court delegates
seem to be uneasy about something.
Now for the fines. Tn q. X. will
enforce the rules Brother John
Moran patronizes the Lafayette car,
The constable will join the Sas
s,ety of Hudson City Brother
Frank Muller likes jolly boys for u
place.-Would like to hear from Brother
i. p. Brennan. Brother Chris. Wer, helm
will sail on June 2S The detective will
keep lem hustllng. Brother Frank Lang
don is araund.-The junction dudes will