The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
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The Councilmen meet this evening.
Michael Mackin, a liquor dealer Mt No.
250 Avenue ID, was fined $50 this morn
ing by Recorder Besher for violating the
Sunday law.
The new officers of Bayonne Council
No. 695. were installed last evening by
District Deputy Grand Regent A. w.
Rand of Plaiufield in Arcanum Hall.
Past Regent S. j. Kallman of Jersey City
acted as Deputy Grand Guide. The corps
of officers IS as follows:-Regent, A. Still
man Van Buskirk; Vice Regent, James
H. Perine; Past Regent. VIM. ID. Gordon;
Orator, the Rev. William w. Knox;
Collector, Willard L. Eddy; Treasurer
John p. Krebs; Secretary, William j.
Morrison: Guide, Daniel ID. Brodhead;
Chaplain, Henry A. Pfeiffer; Warden.
William K. Smeaton; Sentry, Otto w.
Schlereth. Previous to the
Messrs. Charles IL. Vessels. William II.
Kerley and John w. Mcclure were initi-
ated, increasing the membership to 321.
Secretary Morrison presented an elabor-
ate report. showing that during 1891 there
were forty-three applicants initiated, six
rejected and no deaths among the mem
bers. Six applications are now in transit.
Following the business meeting and
ritualistic work Orator Knox conducted a
pleasant social session. The visiting dig
nitaries and the new officers made happy
speeches.
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Committee Of Hudson Council No. 81.
National Provident Union, will meet at
No. oil Avenue ID to arrange for the sec
ond anniversary in March.
The members of Hope Hook and Lad
der Company No. 2 will celebrate next
Monday evening with a reception and sup
per the nineteenth anniversary of the
c~ompany's organization.
AT SchuZz's Newark Bay House a COM
pany of the Allemania Germania was
temporarily organized last evening by
dissatisfied members of the Germania
Schuetzenbund. The officers elected
We're as follows:-President, Ferdinand
w. Peters: Secretary, Charles Lehr; Con-
stitution Committee, Ferdinand w.
Peters, Henry Mainnard, Robert Jaeger,
Valentine Bernhardt and Charles Bahr.
The split in the Schuetzenbund origin
ated through a dispute concerning DR.. S.
Edward Bondy, the Surgeon of the
Nos. 4S, 40 and so. The dissatisfied
Scheutzens alleged that the doctor did
not have a diploma.
The new officers of Bayonne City Lodge
No. 9. Ancient Order OF United Workmen,
are:-Master Workman, Nelson Paynton
Foreman, Edward Cadmus; Overseer, A.
Vandry; Past Master Workman, William
Halliday; Recorder, James Brown; Re-
ceiver. j. Herman Mahnken; Financier,
Peter NJ. Lohmann; Guide, Wendell Carl;
Inside Watchman, William Goodacre;
Outside Waterman, Henry Johnson;
Trustee, for three years, Ferdinrnd w.
Peters; Medical Examiner, DR.. Frank T..
Brough; Representative to the Grand
Lodge of New Jersey, Nelson Paynton.
A little girl named Mary Haude wan
dered away from her home on East
Twenty-first street yesterday afternoon.
She was found Il taken home by Mrs.
Changer.
City Clerk hamilton resumed his
duties yesterday, having recovered from
a fortnight's illness with tine grip.
The First Assembly District Repub-
lican Committee will meet tomorrow
evening in the quarters of the Minkakwa
Club at Greenvilte for organization.
Enterprise Conclave, No. 3S. K. S. of E.,
last night installed a new lodge in Bay
onne. 1t is Bayonne Conclave, No. 9S.
The ceremonies were performed by As
sistant Inspector General John Hart. A
banquet followed. Addresses were made
by Sir Knights Lane, Foley and Rey-
uOldS,