The Jersey City news., 1892-03-12
KNIGHTS or MALTA.

KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The officers of McClintock Command
cry were publicly installed ON Saturday.
evening last by ID. sc. DR.. E. G. Jones
and staff.
Ideal Commandery will meet on We'd
nesday evening. This cominandery will
meet every Friday evening at Clinton
night the officers will be publicly Installed
by d. s. G. Jones.
Columb bIa and st. George Command
cries were publicly installed on Wednes-
day evening, in Paterson, N. J.
Alpha Commandery will meet tonight
be installed. A banquet Will be served
and excelienG talent mas been Engaged.
Damon Commandery held its regular
convocation on Wednesday evening. The
new bylaws was received aud forwarded
to the Supreme Lodge Committee for APP
prevail 1t is quite probable that the in
stallation OF officers may be postponed.
Important business will come before the
Cornmandery at It's uext onvocatiou, aud
every member should be present. Damon
will meet in Elk,s Hall. Montgomery
street. after the first OF May.
Arrdng .ments are being made to insti-
tute Il new conmandery in Newark early
next mouth.
Every commandery in this city will
have public installation Of officers this
term.
Tine General Committee on Reception
of Supreme Lodge Commandery held
business meeting last night.
Prelate Orthiey says he has a surprise
in store for one OF the companions Of
Damon.
Past Commander d. M. Collins of Ideal
says that he will have fifty candidates for
his pet commandery before the close of
the term.
Past Commander Gustave Steup never
misses a convocation of his commandery.
Schools of instruction are now being
held in every Commandery In the North
ern Jurisdiction of New Jersey under the
supervision Of DR.. e. q. Jones The next
will be held in Alpha Commandery of
this city.
How is New York D. S. c. Clarka Let
us hear from you.
Where has that Degree Commandery
gone? l. it dead?
A Uniform Corps is now talked of In
this city? Let us have it by all means.
brothers. G
Alpha is the banner commandery in
this city. both for work aud membership.
F0REsTERs OF AMERICA.
The Grand Court will meet at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Hoboken, on May 10. The
local courts are making arrangements TO
entertain the visiting brethren.
Court Castle Poiut ia booming. 1t
elected four members at its last meeting
and received five propositions, 1t will
meet again on Thursday night and will
celebrate ST. Patrick's Day.
Court America will have social meet
ing on Thurday nightat Major Philibert's
Assembly Rooms.t
Court Minturn had an in nterestipg meet
ing On Wednesday night
Court Stevens has AN excellent presid-
ing otficerin Chief Ranger M. I. Griffin.
Court Hoboken will have another re-
ceprion next month. The last was jolly
success.
The Courts are now choosing delegates
to the Grand Court.
The Foresters' Hall project has been
formally abandoned. The money will be
refunded to the subscribers less small
amount.
The largest Court of Forestry in the
United States was organized q few weeks
ago in San Francisco with 54S members.
The name of this giant court is Court
Acme. There were az least 1000 Foresters
present. The initiation of So large a num-
ber of candidates. followed by the insLi-
tuition, election OF officers and Installation
ceremonies required till one a. M. to COM
plete.
The membership in New York State is
over 25, ,000
There are over 215 courts in New YORK
State.
the Supreme Treasurer reported that the
total receipts for two years were $l46-
S7477. ana the expenditures were $137,-
563 90. leaving u balance on hand of
50, ,319 IS.
The Order of Foresters has courts in
thirty three States and Territories. The
Junior branch has 5000 members.
Brother NJ. j. Kennedy, j. L, Murray,
T. p Brennan, ID. j. Smith aud Chief
Ranger Baker are ambitions to represent
Court Pride of the Hill. Three are to be
chosen.
Do not forget the quarterly meeting.
The new court, Acuia Is its name, will
be instituted soon in Bergen.
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fidsnce of success as can Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. Have prescribed il a
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