The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-24

ROLAND C. BROWNING has resided
manager of the business of Wheeler &
Wilson Manufacturing Company's busi-
ness here; was formerly manager for,that ,tlIs.
bufgh and kingston, New York, for
twenty-six years; he is member Of
Franklin Lodge. No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, Kingston. New York and q mem
JAMES McGRATH-Has resided in
Hudson county fourteen years, and is
real estate and insurance broker; drawn
on Grand Jury by Sheriff Toffey; he is
Past Master of Hiram Lodge, No. II, t.
High Priest Of Mount Zion Chapter, r. A.
NJ, New York City; Past Eminent Com
mander Ivanhoe Commandery, No. 36, K.
T., New York City; Past Commander in
Chief German Consistory, No /, S. F. r.
s., New York City; Past Grand Master
General of Ceremonies, ,thirty-third degree
of the Supreme Council Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rights for the U. S. A; a
member of Woodland Lodge, knights OF
Pythias; member of Iyanhoe Lodge,
Knights of Honor; Past Regent of Guid-
ing Star Council, Royal Arcanum; mem.
Der of Ever Faithful Council, Legion of
Honor; a member of Paulus Hook Coun-
ell, Loyal Additional; Past Worthy Pa
triarch of Liberty Division No. Z, Sons of
Temperance, New York City, and a mem
Der of the Grand Division of Eastern New
Trustees of the Mercer Street Presbyter-
ian Church and taxpayer in Jersey City.
JOHN F. sCOURTNEY-Has resided in
Hudson county five years, and is a claim
agent; he is a member of the 3. p. Q.
of E., of the Improved Order of Red Men,
OF Royal Arcanum, of American Legion of
Honor and of Knights of the Golden
Eagle.
JOHN PEARSoN-Has resided in Hud-
son county forty-five years, and is a flor
ist; he is a member of Zeredetha Lodge,
E. and A. NJ, and of Van Houten Post,
G: A. R.; he was a member of the House
of Assembly in 1885 and 1886, and chairman
of the Commission appointed to construct
the new City Hall in Jersey City.
CHARLES GUARAGLIA-TIa resided in
Hudson county thirty-one years, and has
been in the employ of Givernaud Broth
ers, SIX manufacturers, over sixteen
Water Commissioners in Hoboken, and a
taxpayer in that city.
JOHN l.. KELLY-Has resided in Hud-
son county nine years and is President of
the Hudson County Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation; he is a taxpayer in Jersey City.
JOHN SULLIvAN-Has resided in Hud-
son county twenty-nine years and is a
general foreman; he is a taxpayer in Jer-
sey City.
JAMES H. O'NEILL-Ias resided in
Hudson county forty-two years, and is in
real estate and insurance business; he is
d HeHlpef u lne p. T. ". Oh T., oi hoy al
Arcanum, of Knights of Columbus, of
Berkeley Club and Bergen Bowling Club;
he was Surrogate of Hudson County from
1886 to 1896, and is a taxpayer in Bayonne
and Jersey City.
GEORGE C. L. MAES-Has resided in
Hudson county twenty-Six years, and is a
druggist; he is member of Royal Ar
canun, Knights of Honor and Loyal Ad-
ditional; he has been a Justice of the
Peace eighteen years, is a taxpayer in
Jersey City, and was drawn on Grand
Jury by Sheriff Toffey.
MICHAEL J. BRUDER-Has resided in
Hudson county thirty-five years, and is a
builder he is member of the Knights of
Columbus and the Catholic Benevolent
Legion; he served two terms as a member
of Town Council of Harrison and is a
member of the present House of Assem-
East Newark.