The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-02

We wonde II Brother w. P. Isley will
be the new organizer
Brother NJ. H.. Taylor. who has been
secretary of Hoboken Section since it's in
stilution, has been elected w. A. of that
section. You may rest assured that No.
5 is now in good hands. Brother Taylor
has always been u goo d worker, and his
election is a IL ward fer his endeavors.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Thu annual field day of the Uniformed
Rank, Which will take place in August.
will be the greatest event of the season
in PythiaH eli cles. Black Irinte, Unity
and Ortygia Divisions VIII compete for
the rlzes for the best drilled division.
The increased s%tuffs, division and regi-
mental together with II e uniformed band
will make the finest display hat Pythians
in This State have ever seen.
Palestine Division VII suspend all
extra drills and during July u August
will meet on the second and fourth Non
days ouly. Florence Division has sus-
pended all drill until September. Grant
Division held its last meeting Of the sea-
son on Tuesdt ~ evening.
Lincoln Assembly Ne. Z. Pythian Sis
tertood, will mold a public installation of
officers at Humbt ldt Hall Oh Wednesday
evening. The Grand Chancellor and
staff will conduct The ceremonies. The
officers of Calauthe Assembly will be in
stalled on Wednesday vening July 20,
in Clinton Hall.
Circular A from the office of the Grand
Chancellor requests the Keepers of Rec
ords and Seals Of all lodgts in this state
to report AZ once the net increase. i'll the
lodges during the first six mouthe of the
present year. in or,er that an accurate
report may be reDd, I'D at the next ses-
sion of the Supreme lodge. The increase
in this city promises y exceed the l75 of
last years first term.
The net u ease in the OF der for the
year ending December 81. WIS $40. 1884.
The total membership is 351 1924.
Jersey City Association will held its
annual excursion on Wednesday, July IS.
Boats will leave tie foot of Morris street
has been changed from Washington Park
to Sylvan Beach, Staten Island Sound.
There will be various sports. such rs foot
facing and tub, potato and three legged
races.
A public meeting was held In Engle-
wood last Saturday evening TOR the pur-
pose OF forming an association to found a
new Lodge Of Knights of Pythlas. The
meeting was we'll attended. and was adj
dressed by q. C.. Charles w. KilLouru,
6. NJ. at A. Ralph Donath, r. e. Ross
ridden and Others. A meeting will be
held en Wednesday evening, wheno officers
will lie selected.
The officers elect of Lafayette Ledge
will be installed by u. D. g.. G. Berrian
on "Wednesday evening.
Hoboken Lodge No. Jog will confer the
rank of esquire at it's convention on
Monday evening. Officers will be in
stalled on Monday, July Is.
The officers of Hancock Lodge No. ia
were installed last evening by ID, d. G. G.
John G. Befrian and staff. Brother G..
Van Keuren was appointed Tuner Guard
and j. Ousterermau Outer Guard. Re-
~freshnlents We're served and Brothers
Cropsey, Higgins, Point and Pilson en-
tertained the ledge with singing, reciua-
tons and conicalities,
Lincoln Lodge No. SO held lively con-
vention on Thursday evening. The ranks
of g quire ard knight were conferred on
Psg- McMuiray. The election of officers
resulted thns:-C. c.. w. M~cLaughlin;
Banta: Malta, P. c. John Edwards;
Trustee, Walter c. Smith. They will be
installed on Thurs day evening.
Jersey City Lodge on "Wednesday even
ing conferred the KNIGHT rank on two
esquiies. At The next convention the
rank # page will be worked, The election
Tor officers resulted az follows:-C. c..
Thomas L. Fitzsimmons; V. e.. H. S.
Tathill; Prelate, G. D Sedore; Malta.
w. B. Kent; Trustee, Robert Mcdonald.
They Will be installed on Wednesday
evening.
Palisrde Lodge No. 1913 held It's regular
convention Oh Monday evening. D.. d.
e.. G. Beriian paid III official visit. This
lodge will meet during July and August
on the second Monday of each month.
Arrangements are | eng made for an ex-
cnrsion 10 some point on the West Shore
Railroad. Officers We're elected as fol-
loWs:-C. C.. M Dunn: v. G.. r. B.
Meanev; Preiate. w. P. Morris; M-at-A.
I. Shea; Trustee. A. V. Flood: Elk.
Physician, DR.. 4. Byrnes. They will be
installed ON Monday. July II.
The following elections have tuken
| place:-
Hudson Lodge No. SC. e., P. c.
Charles I. Miller; Y. c., &. w. Grifiths;
Prelate, Thomas Yate; M-at-A, John
MeHken; Trustee, e .ghteeu months, G. c.,
staats. Installation Thursday evening.
sherman Lodge No. 1919: q. c., William
W. Orr; Y. c., Russell NewalI; Prelate,
Mclaughlin; Trustee. Tobias Cohen. In
stallation-Monday, July IS.
Pythagoras Lodge, No 81: C. c., Guideo
Hohef; V. C., William Schutze; Prelata,
! Nicholas Hummer; M.-st-A., Peter john
son. lnstallatlon-Th ursday evening.
July IA
Woodlawn Lodge No. SC. c., r..
Scheid; v. C., E. E. Norman; Prelats, f.
Clark; M.-at-A., J.. Nixon; Trustee, NJ.
McD nnough; M. of F., to fill vacancy. }.
Merdice. Installation, Friday evening,
| July 3.
C. c. James Dunlap, of LAFAYETTE. has
returned from Glen spey. N. Y.
Sir knight Norman, N Palestine Diyi-
sion, has been elected Vice Chancellor of
Woodland Lodge.
1t is lumcred that p. C. John Silpath,
of Lincoln, will soon don the buttons and
enlist in Palestine Division.
Fled Shrober and JAKE Ellers are
matched for a tn ee-legped race at Syl-
van Beach on July Is.
Brother Patrick will be in charge of the
dancers On the Jersey City's outing.
P. d. d. 6. c., Charles I. Miller, has
been elected Commander of Hudson
Lodge for The fourth term.
Past Chanceilor William Mclaughlin
has been elected to his second term as
| Commander of Lincoln Lodge.
Prelate elect Banta Of Lincoln will
TOMS his friends with his ritualistfc
work.
P. C. Kappleyea will take a select party