The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-05

COurL triumph mas now u lekaA sIhuu :
ing. 1t has been Incorporated.
The Forester's Hall project was killed
because there were too many ambitious
men forgotten when the Board OF Direc-
tors was chosen. They were not IN 1t,
and now the project is not In 1t. Why
holder a director. Then no one would be
overlooked. and every one interested
would be an officer. How the fur would
hy when the Board met. The building
would be just as near erection as 1t fs,
but the projectors would have a heap Of
fun.
Court Jersey City was required to per-
form a sad duty on Tuesday. William
Cumaskey, one of it's prominent mem
bers, was buried on that day. The court
attended the funeral.
Court Palisade. Juniors, had a jolly
social meeting last night. All the Junior
courts In this section We're represented,
PRIDE OF H HILL CHAT.-The Senator
Is now the star parliatnentarian. He is
full of parliamentary twists since his so
journ ut Trenton and now Yields the
gavel with surprising diRnity-Brothers
Daniel Smith, N. Fenton and Dominick
Mahon went to Trenton a few days ago,
intending to take a first mortgage on the
place, but were ~astonished on their
arrival to fluid that Brother John L. Muir
ray had bought the t-own.-Steam Guage
just ats that Committee and should be
Kept there. --Brother John j. Moran In
tends locating in the Hub.-Chris is sail
ing along in great style. Someone has
suggested that he throw on an anchor
Brother L. Gaughran can be found every
Monday night at the Opera House.-The
Captain has his company in great
form.-Mention the Progressive Order
IL you want Brother P. Dawson to
smile.-The Postmaster has survived
his in~fatuation for the Banks-the Fish
ing Banks. Ask him why. Brother ID.
S. Coffey is stuck on Elizabeth. and con-
templates moving to That pretty town.
The Junction Star has made a favorable
impression. Brother Frank Miller, the
Dutch comedian, and Brother Peter COT
fey will be the stars at the next entertain
ment. Brother Ed. Hogan is a clever
critic. Brother George Loveland spends
many hours in Newark. The Auditing
Committee will report at the next meet
ing. There Is a demand for the banner.
Chief Ranger Baker has improved in his
oratory.
Court Pride of the Hill is early in the
field with it's excursion announcement.
1t has arranged to give its annual excur-
sion Oh June 28.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS.
The reports from the lodges In this.
the Seventh Masonic district, is that the
interest has increased. The
at the communications Is large and the
meetings full of vigor. The enthusiasm
is not confined to the recent acquisitions,
but the Veterans, even those who never
aspire to honors are active. None of the
lodges are idle, aud the officers will not
grow rusty because OF a lack OF oppor-
tunity to remain perfect. The work Is
being done well, and the material that is
being added Is of 1.-THE very best. 1t is an ex-
ceedingly pleasant prospect for the term,
ana from present indications the gain
will exceed that Of last year.
C--.-I ~-Lz. vi - I~A- -k Nra n
to rest quietly anu be content with his
we'll earned laurels. He intends to be
equally as active as last term. He ap-
preciates the high honor that has been
bestowed upon him for the second lime
and will show his appreciation by making
sacrifices as great as last term u will
spend his evenings with the craft. His
visits did much toward building up the
order. He will not forget his home
lodges and will quit the Office with a
reputation for energy, ability and fidelity
equal to that of any of his predecessors.
trict Deputy, has began an active cam
paign. He called q council of his aids on
Wednesday evening. He entertained
them at a dinner, but the principal object
was to consider the plan of action for the
present term. A thorough canvass was
made and he will be badly disappointed
If the harvest is not greater than it was
during his past term.
Worshipful Master Edelstein will have
occasion to bet proud of his report II
Hiram Lodge continues its excellent
work. He will not permit the old lodge
to fall asleep.
Hiram Lodge will meet on Monday
nigh, at No. 70 Newark avenue. Euclid
Lodge will meet on the same night at
Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken.
Doric Lodge will have a communica-
ton on Tuesday evening.
Mystic Tie Lodge will meet on We'd
nesday night. N
will meet at Mcpherson Hall; Amity at
Masonic Hall, Lafayette: Rising Star at
Pavonia avenue and Erie street; Zere-
detha at Huyl's Hall. Bergen avenue;
Bay View Lodge at Greenvilie and Ho-
boken Lodge at Cranes Hall, Hoboksu.
Bergen Lodge will meet on Friday
night at Montgomery street and Tuers
street.
Chas. Guth is the agent of the North
western Masonic and Association in Ho-
boken. James McGrath represents the
association in this city.
The veteran Recorder of Bayonne, John
H. Besher. is also the veteran Secretary
of Bayonne Lodge.
Bayonne Lodge will in future meet on
the second and fourth Thursdays.
Not much progress seems to have been
made in forming q lodge in the West Ber-
Reu StCbloH.
Varick Lodge is making splendid prog
ress. 1t has ar excellent staff of officers.
The N. n. degree was conferred on
Wednesday night and the work was we'll
done.
A district lodge of instruction will be
held next Saturday night at the rooms Of
Hiram Lodge.
Zeredetha Lodge conferred the M. NJ.
degree on Thursdayfnight.
A delegation iof Bergen Lodge visited
Bayonne on SUNDAY to attend the funeral
OF one of its members, William Gilbert.
Pastor A. e.. Meury has given great
satisfaction to the members of Allomania
Lodge as a presiding officer. He is very
popular with all the mein bers.
Pressure of business has kept Brother
Henry ROLLS away from the meetings of
Allomauia Lodge. but he still retains
deep interests in It's affairs.
Allomania Lodge No. 1872. f. & A. M,
headquarters at Pohlmann's, last night
worked the third degree. There were
quite q number of visitors present, in-
Guiding District Deputy Grand Master
Hoos, Masters Passe Of Palisade. Bender
of Hudson and the Master OF Teutounia.
After the business of the lodge was over,
the forty odd Masons present enjoyed q
supper prepared byPropristors Mutschler
& Kiesewetter.
The middle chamber In Hiram Lodge
No. II, with Worshipful Master Edelstein
in the East, was favored with q conStella-