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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

w. Petit, p. G., L. $. s., Brother Cad
mus; ]. G., Brother Hare; Organi st. H..
Eversole.
The Corporate Board of Garfield con-
sists of L. Dubois, I. z. Pratt, G. p.
Richards. John, Baseh, w. e. Davis, II.
Spear. Wm~-Rya ns.J. w. Pettit and G. E.
Sutcliffe.
Rising Star lodge will confer the sec
ond degree next Tuesday night.
The new staff of Iroquois Lodge is ip
charge. They were inducted into Office
OH Rhursday hight.
Obe of the liyeliest lodges ia this city is
Maple No. 222.
Installation at Jersey City Lodge and
Lincoln on Tuesday and Huron on We'd
uesday.
The Hudson Encampment will have a
u@lic installation on Tuesday evening,
January 10, at Odd Fellows Hall, Hobo
ken. social entertainment and basket
party will follow. The committee in
charge is composed of George C. Sievers,
Chairman; Louis Christ, Secretary: VIM.
Findlay, Treasurer; E. Van Viiet and
George w. Way.
Installed on Monday night. The promi-
nent officers are:-N. a.. Frank Ryszczyn-
ski; V. G., Peter Lieb; r. s, John
Schroeder; 2. S., Rudolph Weidel; Treas
urer, G. Wehr.
Farnsworth Lodge has elected these
OIncerS'-N. IT,, NJ. H6eney; V. w., u. II
Tyrell; Treasurer. C. H. Wenkeimer; K. S.
j. Sutclffe. The officers will be in
stalled next Tuesday night at the lodge
rooms in the Avenue House.
There was a big gathering at the rooms
of Columbia Lodge on Wednesday night.
The following officers were installed:-N.
g., William AIKEN, p. G,;V. G.. John w.
Miller; Treasurer, James Miller, P. g.;
P. s., John L. Morgan, P. G.; r. s., Will
lam L. Havens; !. e.. f. Foos; o. g., ID.
Paine; Con, S. Charles; W., G. Rouss,
Jr.; Chap., Tus.in Jones.
The officers of Steuben Lodge were In
stalled on Tuesday night. A collation.
followed.
John P. Entwisle Lodge, which meets
every Thursday night. corner Johnston
avenue and Whiton street, Lafayette,
will hold its installation of officers at its
next meeting on January IA. The new
officers are:-Adam NJ. Hauck, N. g., in
place of James Hoagland. and George
Rose, V. g.. in place of John Hevispiel:
Immediately after the installation the
members. officers and visiting brothers
will proceed to the dining room of the
Lafayette House, where justice will be
done the appetite. Several talented ar
lists have offered their services to help
make the occasion more noteworthy than
any installation ever given by The mem
bers and officers of this lodge
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE CEIvED "A
- the ONCE or the Board OF Street and WatsI
cana cSmmissonsrs "a 80 on IN MMo,nday JANUARY IS 1892 g
gas according 70 specifications ON file With Tia
Clerk Of the Hoard. corner Of Jersey avenue and
Mercer street whore blank forms Of old and
agreement Of sufeties must bs obtained
rho bidding will be divided into thros secriona
Firss-pn furnishing illuminatinh gas to- liaht.
ing, exttneulshing. cleaning and repairing eaf
City and Lafayette.
Second q IN the same service is the district
( htrd~ cn the same service IN the district known
Bidders WI state ths price per lamp for eacn
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
TO do N,
No city oflcial will be accepted as surety. M
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed ENVELOPES
endorses endorses .prSpos.ls for Gas lighting &cy,,'
Of COMMITTEES on Streets. Sewers and Lightine."
K ana handed to the clerk of the Board in opoix
meeting when called for in the order OF business
relating to sealed proposals.
nntssioner&
GEO. 7. BoUroN,
.s Clerk.
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REHoRrs or ooMMIrrEEs.

! From the Committee on Peuiteutiary,
in reference TO reqaisition for supplies re.
ferred to them ut ii meeting held Decem-
ber 3, 1891. stating cost of same to be
1920, ,00U
Freeholder Ellis moved that the Com
mittee on Pententiary be authorized TO
purchase same at u cost of $500 00.
Adopted.
From the Special Committee on Ravis-
ion and Reception of Supplies
10 the Honorable the Director-at-Large
and Members of the Board of Chosen
Ere eholders of the County of Hudson:
GEoTLEMEN-Yo special comm itt ee
on Reception of Supplies would beg lea We
to report, recommending the Adoption of
the following: tt
Frst-That all wardeus shall make
requisItoDs sor supplies or goods needed
on or before the 18th Of each month. pro-
vided the supplies or goods are on con-
tract; this includes butter.
Secondary goods or articles OF her
than those on contract. the Wardens
shall make requisition on the store
keeper every Monday. he. the storekeeper,
to enter same on his books and forward
the requisition 10 the Board at its next
meeting.
Third--No gsods shall be received AT
any of the institutions whatsoever All
goods and supplies must be received by
the srorekeeper at the storehouse, and he
shall not receive any goods but those for
which he has previous copy of the
requisiton for same entered in his
books. Any goods or supplies ordered by
requisition from the contractors or par
ties furnishing supplies, and said con
tractor or party furnishing same in ex-
cess of ten per cent over the original
order. the storekeeper is hereby directed
to return all OF said surplus supplies back
to he sender
Fourth-All acquisitions for goods
articles or supplies needed at the Stop,.
Crusher, Gas House, Laundry and Farme
which includes the Aims House stable,
shall be made by the County Superin-
tendentto the storekceper. he to forward
same to the Board it its first meeting,
after he receives same. All acquisitions
for supplies for use at the Sunali Pox
Hospital, shall be made by Dir. King
MEDICAL Superin tendent of the Lunatic
Asvldm.
Fifth-The storekeeper shall not certify
the correctness of any claim or bill
for goods or supplies furnis he'd to the
county, unless said claim or bill is pre-
sented for payment of goods as per requ.
sition or acquisitions entered on mis- books
previously and forwarded by him to the
Board.
In conclusion your Committee would
stale That if the foregoing orders are
obeyed. the County will save quite a large
percentage of the outlay for supplies, ETC.
we IHereIore ask Tue cooperation OF
your Honorable Boar, to assist us by
adopting the report of your Special Com
mittee.
Respectfully submitted.
W. "a. ELLIS,
f. II kIAlAERLY,
WM GEO. NELSON,
Committee.
Freeholder Ellis moved the report be re-
ceiveG and adopted and the Clerk of the
Board notify the different Wardens of the
adoption OF the report.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Fortuna Council will have a celebration
at its rooms tomorrow evening. 1t will be
a reception TO the new officers.
The officers of Hanover Council will be
installed next Monday night.
New officers of Concordia Council:-T
Durel, Past Dictator; Jacob Yost, Coun-
sellor; Mrs IA Beck. Vice Counsellor;
IL. Strasser, Treaturer; John Armenian
and b. Brueggeworth, Secretaries; Mrs
Strasser. Chaplain; w. Claude, Sentry;
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- - the once OF the Board OF Street and Wate1
Commissiohers,on Monday. JAuuary 1892 hat ten
o'clock q rn Tor the cleaning Of the streets 81 ia
city. and the removal of ashes and garbage foa
the term ending on the 3Jth day Of Novennb4f.
iva. In acccrdnn ce with specifications ON nie II
the omee 81 the Chief EngIneer, corner Of Jersey
bid snd asrcemeut Of securities must be obtained
Biddere must itemtze BY stating price per mils
for eleaqtnG the streets . gross sum for the rs
inoval of ashes, and gross sum for the removal
No city elicisl will bs accepted a. surety. nss
VIII q substitution Of sureties bo allowed.
the Board reserves the right to reject any or All
mas u II c0nsfderes that the best interests 81
the city eau ~ conserved By SO doing.
Proposal IN ust be enclosed in sealed euyelou uss
enaoreed, "Preposais for Street Cleaning, ctca
directed TO ~ a! Dugan, Esq, Chairman OF Corn-
mittee on Streets Sewers and LightinE,p ana
handed tc the Clerk Of the Board in open mesti2S
to ssaled proposals.. = -
BY oraef ofths Board Of Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BouToN
i Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

fancy drills. Be sure to be around at
Foye's Hall. Friday evening next
Brother Geo. Isley is musician of
high standing.
Some one said the "Mayflower Dramatic
Society" had been organized in the
than name.
Brother Reed. of Hoboken, and mefn-
ber of Hudson states that he will change
his place of abode for the special benefit
OF some of the "Mystic Circle"
The Mystic Circle" will meet sometime
next week and make all preparations for
the next sociable.
Brother George Islev and f. Smith have
come out as full fledged poets.
Sister Benjamin of Hudson has made
her debut as an elocutionist and did well.
Brothers +. Smith and Houghton, made
desperate attempt to locate Mavfiower
Section, of Brooklyn last Tuesday, but
the Mayfiower did not blossom for them.
Hudson has put another feather in her
cap. Its public installation was one of
the most successful entertainments given
by that section. W. p. Isley was master
of ceremonies and officiated in noble
manner. The Rainbow Circle dressed
i'll white. with colored caps aud sashes,
headed by the Worthy Patron, presented
a fancy drill and later on wand drill.
which fairly brought down the house. 1t
was very pretty sight. and was per-
iOliuSu LII uu cACoculukly grateful ulAu-
ner. Recitations were given by Sisters
Wagner. Benjamin and f. Gray and
Brothers Kieslling and Campbell. The
programme lasted until late in the even :
ing, and was n very interesting aud pless-
ing one. p. w. A. Gray was presented
with very handsome white satin star,
P. w. AIS regalia. by the "Rainbow
Circle" which was accepted by Brother
Gray in a very neat and appropriate
speech. The w. p. was not forgotten
and was given handsome bouquet by the
Mystic Circle" ana was received by the
w. z. with many thanks. The affair
was grand one, and Hudson may feel
proud of their success. The officers were
installed by Deputy Brother Schult
Much credit is due to the "Rainbo
Circle" and Brother S. A. Isley for the
success OF the public installation.
Hudson was seen at Fisk last Tuesday
with a large delegation
Brothers +. Smith and G.. Isley "Never
Come Back"
Brother Carpenter of Hudson possesses
marvellous watch.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

George II. Thomas Post has elected the
following otficers:-Commandsr j. G.
Werder; S. V. e., 5. Schneider, j. V. G.,
u. Longerwisch Adjutaut f. G. Taube:
Quartermaster, August Zoller; Officer of
tae Day j. .Wornlsley; Officer of the Guard,
J. Casey; Surgeon, F. Warth; Chaplain,
of Administration, l.. Pattberg, II. Len
man. S. Hammerschlag, C. Borneman
and William Knehne. The officers will be
installed on Monday night.
Woerner Post will! ma.t this evening to
make arrangements for the funeral Of
their comrade, Fred Walter.
Woerner Post and the Woman's Re
lief Corps No. will unite in reception
at Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken ON Mon
day night.
Zabriskie Post anticipates big time
next Thursday night at its quarters in the
Avenue House. It's officers will be in-
stalled by Past Department Commander
Frank o. Cole and the Rev. Frank
Fletcher of the Baptist Church, West
Hoboken, veteran who was with Sher-
man in his famous marchjthrough Georgia
will deliver an address. 1t is expected
that many veterans will be present, aud
the Cam pfire will be u lively one.
The officers of Woerner Post are:--Com-
mander, Charles Miles; Senior Vice Com
mander. P. j. Dixon; Junior Vice Com
inander, f. CLOCK; Quartermaster. Charles
Ford; Adjutant. Maurice Heuberg; Chap
lain, Daniel Payne; Surgeon, f. II. Steph-
ems; Officer of the Day, Charles Fl. uoos;
Sergeant Major, William Tate: Quarter
master Sergeant, John e. Meyers.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

An Ordinance

to authorize the Jersey aud Bergen Railroad Conc-
psny 2 lay tracks on certain sire cts.
The Mayor and Boar0 of street and Water Cofa,
nissfoners Of Jersey City, acting for and on benAfI
q the municipality Of said city do ordain as fob
section That the Jersey City and Bergen RAN
ioau Company are hereby authorized to lay. con
sSruct and maintain q single or double track %
Bay street from their present tracks on NeWnf1
avenue to the water front on the Hudson River
ssction That in laying. maintaining and usins
sstd tracks the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
cempsny shsii be subtecs 70 the restrictions q
authorized shall be laid under the direotirE
q the Committee on Streets and Sewers and Chia
Engineer. -.
CHAs. J. soMERs,
Passed December 81, 1881
GEO. +. BouyoN. Clerk,
approved Decemb ber 80, 1891.
OREsTKs CLEVELAND. Mayor.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
F. Pipo. Guide; Mrs. Frank, Inside Sem
try; Louis Becker. Out side Sentry.
ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOUDPELLOWs

the officers of Central Assembly were
installed on Monday night by Colonel q.
Robinson. P. r., as follows:-R., Victor
Figrota; l., w. FOSTER c.. John Even,
Chaplain. X. McCully; D., f. Virce. A
social meeting followed.
North Hudson Assembly has electe !
the following officers:-A Fuller, Ruler;
j. Burton, Instructor: p. Lyon, Coun-
sellor; P. j. Welsh. Secretary; G. Craw-
ley, Financial Secretary; "A. Lussen,
Treasurer; H. Engel, Prelate; 6. 7.
Haas, Director; H, Weintjes. Guard; F.
Mory, Sentry; Charles Merrick. Pa.t
Ruler; M. S. Ayres, o. A. Topper and S.
H. LoZier. Trustees.
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Notice to Contractors 81
Oil Lighting.

E,EALgD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
Commissioners on Monday. January 18th, 1892. At
~ O'Clock q. M for the iighting Of OH strsea
Clerk or the board corner of Jersey avenue ana
Mercer street. where blank forms Of bids and
agreement Of Ruretfos must be obtained. i.
bidders Will state the price per lam for each
month, as well ~ per year.
bids II deemed for the best interest OF the city 90
10 DO.
Proposals must be snclosed in sealed envelopeA
endorsed "PEopesais Ss for 9 Lifssiirg ssir.u
Committee ON Streets. Sewers and Ltghsng.
meeting when called for in the order Of businehs
relating TO sealed proposals.
misstonera ,or,uo,,
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Notice to Contract
Electric Lighti]

rEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
p the ofiice or the Board II Street
Cornuissionsrs On Monaay. January
may be required ~ the city. according
catiOns ~ die IN the ONCE OF tho ClI
Board. corner OF Jersey avenue a.,
streeT, where biank forms Of bid and
or s,irsttes must be obtain ed.
Bidders will state the price per lamH
month, az well as per year.
The Board reserves the right TO re1ecs
bids II deeMsd for the best interei
city 50 To do.
No city 0ficial will be accepted as 81
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed
endorsed Proposals for Electric
directed 10 N. A. Dugan. Esq.,.
Uf Corn mittee on Streets Sewers and
and handed TO the Clerk or the Board IN !.
ing whom called for in the order or busf
ing TO sealed proposals. :.
BY order OF the Board Of Street ana w
GEORGE T. 30
Dated jersey city. January 8. 1892.
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BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
Continued.

Continued.
Question being taken ON the motion on
yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members OF the Board
present..
Absent-Freeholde Gorman--1.
The Director at-Large declared to mo-
tion adopted.
Requisition from Hugh Dugan, County
Collector. for safe and check books and
bond books.
The same was on motion of Freeholder
Noouan received and referred the Com
mittee on Finance.
Requsition from James f. Cannon,
County Superintendent. for hardware
supplies.
Freeholder Ellis moved the requisitiou
be received and referred to tho Commit
tee oa County Institution, to find cost of
same.
Adopted.
From A. J. Manning, in reference to
blue Hamilton awning stripe not heing
to the contract, was on motion of Free
holder Ellis received and referred to the
Committee on Peniten tiary for tnvesuiga-
tion. and IL not found equal to the sample.
the Committee then to return same to the
contractor.
From j. J.. Barden, stableman, reguisi-
tion for utter, overcoat and gloves for
driver of one of the teams.
Freeholder Tierney moved the requisi-
tion be received and referred to Mr.. Man
ming. the storekeeper, with power to pur-
chase same.
Adopted
From Robert Ryan, Warden, requisi-
lion for supplies.
Freeholder kimmerly moved the re-
Xuisition be received and referred to the
Committee on Almshouse, with power to
purchase same.
Adopted,
From Robert Ryan, Warden. dequi-
sition for safe.
Freeholder Ellis moved the requisition
be received and referred to tue Com
mittee on Almshouse to find cost.
Adopted.
From John Grimes, Warden:
JERSEY CITY, N. j.,
Dec. II. 1891.
To the Honorable the Chairman and
Members of the Committee on County
Penitectiary:
GENTLEMEN: The following amount of
money was received by ME and turned
over to the County Collector, Mr.. Hugh
Dugan, whose receipt You will lind at
tacbed:
Alexander J. Howell, 2s6 yards
crushed stone, 81. l.10............. 1914 60
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN GRIMES.
Warren.
Received from John Grimes three
hundred aud fourteen 60-l00 dollars
(s3l4 60) for sale of crushed stone.
HUGH DUGAN.
County Collector.
On motion OF Freeholder Noonan the
reports we're received and ordered printed
in the minutes.
Adopted
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
ROYAL ARCANuM.

The installations absorbed the interest
during the week.
Germania Council has chosen these offi-
cers:-Lmil SchultZe, Regent; II. j. Kal-
tenbach, V. r.; August Hannibal, Orator;
V. Laddy, Secretary; Joseph Rechert,
Treasurer; Carl Weis. Chaplain, and H..
J. fimken, Delegate to the Grand Coun-
cil
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

Fisk's officers were installed Wednesday
evening by Deputy S. A. Isley, and
lvanhoe's on Thursday evening, by
Deputy VIM. Hollely.
w. T. Isley is said to have taken an
active part in play entitled Robinson
Crusco."
Fisk's entertainment will be one OF the
pleasantest ever held this season. many
attractions will be on hand including the
Rainbow Circle" of Hudson with their
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.

The Welcome Beneficial Association at
It's annual meeting at Humboldt Hall, on
Tuesday night elected the following Off
cers:-President, Brother Ames; Vice
President, Brother Fowler, Sec
retary, Brother Beardsley. Treasurer.
Sister Weller; Chaplain, Brother Weaver;
Marshal, Brother Saywell; Guard. Bro
ther Meakin. The Association will have
a basket socia Bile on January 10. The
Com mittee of Arrangements consists of
Sisters Grace Hoyt and Weller and Bro
theirs Fowler, Beardsley and Weaver.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wasa Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
vhsn she had Children, she gave them Castoris.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

NoTIoR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ January Is, 1892. at o'clock 2. n,
be sold AZ public auction, at the Pipe ta
Bay street. under the auspices or the
Strser and water Commissioners. misce
lot of old scrap iron. ~f
ferrns TO be ann ounced at the rime OF sale.E
BY order OF the Board OF Street and Water Cor
m'ssioneFs GEO. 7. soUroN.
Clerk3
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
.NO1

James II. o'NsiI, surrogate. once hot!
TO ,. m. saturdays. 10 Y.
NOTICE 40 CREDITORS.
Estate of Isaac J. strublc. deceased
Strtbie eSocutrlx of Isaac J. StrnbloN
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate o*
oonfitv. dated Doeember l6. 1891, hereby
10 me creditors OF said decedert TO
said q ecedert under oath or atiirI| l..
nine months from the date. OF saiq I
win be Forever barred OF any
against said executrix. ,,
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

Damon Commandery will hold its con-
vention on Wednesday evening. The
Malta degree will be conferred. Several
applications have been received and
there will be work for several convoca-
tions. The School of Instruction will be
held in this Commandery during the
present month.
Alpha Commandery No. "A had a well
attended convocation on Saturday even
ing last, when resolutions against the
holding of district meetings on Sunday
were adopted and a copy forwarded to
d. S. c. Dr. E G. Jones' This Com.
mandery is the strongest in the county,
and work Is the ruie for every convoca-
tion They will meet tonight when the
Malta degree will be conferred.
A public meeting will be hold at Ex-
celsior Hail. Communipaw avenue, next
Monday evening, January II, for the pur-
pose of forming IL new co1nnandery to be
located ON the Hill Excellent speakers
will be present The new commandery
will probably be installed on Saturday
evening, January 2S. Officers have been
selected and the application for a charter
obtained from Companion d. NJ. Collins.
at No. 60 Monticello avenue, and Com
panion f. Woodley.
The district meeting will be held in
Damon manderv room tomorrow
Sunday. ID. S. C. DR.. E. G. Jones will
will be exemplified by the Past Com
mander, selected at the last district meet
ing.
The election for supreme officers will
take place at the first convocatiop of
every commandery in February.
Commander Latter of Damon is prov
ing himself one OF the best degree work
ers in the district.
Where is D. S. G. Clark of New York;
A commandery is waiting for you IN
Brooklyn, go and get it, Deputy.
Returns for badges sent TO outside COM
manderies are coming in slowly and from
all indications il Will be many months be-
fore the affairs of the last Supreme meet
ing are settled.
Only the chairman and one other MEM
ber of the General Committee responded
to the call for the meeting last Tuesday.
McClintock Commandery will meet
this evening. The black degree will be
conferred Oh several candidates.
Joppa Commandery will meet on Mon
day evening. This Commandery is doing
good work.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

Change in West Shore Time Table,
The Catskill Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on September s. There
win also be change in the Drawing Room ana
Sleeping Car ARRANGEMENTS lnformaIloa be
had OF any West Shore Ticket Agent
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
RED MEN.

Massapequa Tribe kindled its council
fire on Weunesday's sleep. Sachem Wer-
ner Bruins was on the stump. Every
tribe in this reservation sent delegates
Ten pale faces were adopted. The new
and elegant paraphernalia was in use for
the first time. 1t Is the finest in this
vicinity. The degree work was we'll
done. This tribe. it is predicted, will be
the strongest iu this city. Applications
for mem bership are rolling in rapidly.
There will be an adoption at the next
council fire.
Hopatcong Tribe had a lively blaze at
its council fire. Many prominent officials
were present to otficiete in raising the
new Chiefs to their respective stumps.
Great Sachem Thomas McDonough was
in charge, and was assisted by Great
Chief of Records Stevens, Great Mishen-
away Forsyth. District Deputy New
comp. Past Great Sachem Wardell and
Past Sachem. .Lycett. The officers raised
were as follows;-Sachem John w. Tour
ney; Senior Sycamore, William j. Newby;
Junior Sycamore, George Gunkle; Keeper
of Wampum, Charles Is. Rudolphy, Chic
foRecords. David l.. Holm; Collector, L.
j. Fallon; Prophet. NJ. f, Cahill.
The Great Council will convene at Tren-
ton on rebruary 25.
Ropatcong is only seven months old,
and has u membership of one hundred,
Wapawa Tribe will kindle its council
fire Oh Wednesdays sleep. There Will be
an adoption.
Massapequa will be we'll represented in
Trenton on Tuesday.
Brother Forsythe has been elected to
mem bershio i'll Massapequa tribe.
Chiefs were raised in every tribe during
the week by ID. ID. G. >. Newcomb
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for infants and Children.

"Csstoria is so well adapted to children that
Lrecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- Fl. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
II So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N, Z.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKs

Jersey City Lodge Will have cosey
clubhouse and lodge room suitable
location has been secured, and the ener-
geJic committee is husLling to get things
in order. This lodge is progressive
body of business men and jolly fellows,
who propose distancing ali tile other
lodges in this section for enterprise.
Hoboken Lodge had happy revival on
Wednesday night. The trustees were in
structed TO secure another home as ONE
of the members advocate a room in cen
tral location. A committee. consisting of
Brothers McDonough, Hatfield and
Flynn. was appointed to draft resolutions
over the death Of Charles Gross, first Ex-
alted Ruler of the lodge
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
Notice to Gas Companies,

Datea .srsey Clty. Jan nuaryla las2.