The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-28
instsiiation of -fGewly.E Elected OHlcors
q Nsaepic Lodges = Fe4uval Last

e Msqepic Lodges v Festival Last
A large number Of the member Of Lodges
Of this city and Waiting brethren Of the
aMystic Tie," attended at Masonic Hall last
night, to participate In tho installation Of the
officers elect Of the sssvsn Masonic Lodges Of
this oity, p s-- - "a - -,
Several officers of the Grand Lodge Of Ohio
were in attendance. Bro. William B. Dodds,
Past Grand Master, presiding. Bros. Thso.
NJ. Wise, Past Grand Master, Of Grand Lodge
Of Kentucky, and A, g. Hodges, Grand Trea-
surer Of Grand Lodge Of Kentucky, were in
troduced and received with masonic honors.
1 Bro. Jacob, Graf acted, Is Master of ,Cere-
monies, when P. G. M. Dodds, installed into
office the new officers, VIZ: iau w y iH
List or orFicERs. g. AVA
NY O. Harmony Lodge, No. 2.-eDanisl b.
Mears, W. NJ; George II. Wolf, s. W.; Joseph
NJ. Houston, j.. Wi Jos. K. Smith, Tr.; Chas.
R. Folger, ssc'yl Jonathan I. Berne, s. D.;
Mann Lodge, No. 49, George T. Jones, W.
M; John 8. Hoffman, s. W; Hiram PusR, j.
VIZ William Mcoananion, IT,; John o, Parr,
Seo'y., Joseph III. 'seahaan, 70. D.; Henry
Barnes. n.,: I; D.; Henry David, Charity Conn.,
b Lafayette Lodge, No. sl.--wm. O. Middle.
ton, W.. NJ; T. +. .Ksckler, 8. W.; H. Il.
Wagner, J. W.; Joseph Draper, IT,; Thos. e.
Riley, sec,yj Albert 5. Smith, S. b.; Lewis
seasongosd, J. D.; John McHenry, Tyler.
Cincinnati Lodge, No. 1873. = Howard
Matthews, W.. MT. r. Blaksmore, S. W.;
George W. Gstz, j. W.; Leopold Burkhardt,
Tr.; Jackson, Slsne, Sec'y. James T. Irwin, s.
D.; JOS. Fl. Hewes, j. W.; Silas M. Barrett,
Tyler. ylJ n I'ft
Mcmillan Lodge, No 141.-Cornelius Moore,
W. M; Joseph D. Thompson, s. W.; Henry
G. McGrew, ]. W.; John Scott, Tr.; LycurRus
Cameron, Seo'y.; Russell D. Vandorsson, S.
D.; Benjamin Funk, j. D.; Edward Lippen-
colt, Tyler. '-
Cynthia Lodge, No. I56.--Samuel Il. Riden-
our, W. M; John W. Lsyman, 8. w.; Nathan
Luckey, j. W.; Charles Brown, IT,; Joshua
Wadsworth, Sec'y.; William Wsidner, 8. D.;
VIM. A. Clark, J. D.; @. B. Aspinwall, Tyler.
Hansslnsann Lodge, No. 2Os.-Msx T. Mack,
W. M; Charles Pohlmeyer, q. w.; Henry
Boiling, J. W.; Edward Kistner, IT,; Nicho
las Beck, Sec'y.; B. Bettmann, s. D.; F. A.
BOSNIAN, J. D.; G. F. Hanselmann, Tyler.
After these services, attended BY Menter's
Band disooursing music, the brethren repaired
to the Verandah opposite, and participated in
Refreshments.
Bro. Enoch T. Carson acting as President,
and John L. Waiter and John D. Caldwell,
g. Sec'y Of G. L. Of o., Vice Presidents.
The following regular toasts were read and
responded to; at intervals the American Band
discoursed enliyening music. .. .js.a
REGULAR roAsrs. " '''''"'
!; The DALI WE OEIEIRArE-Although the hand o!
lis now, and ever will be- With he craft The hour ye q
refrsshment when they shall meet together in thsii
TN entire Vsr.s suS h. m on erShtS it
| on Earth, good will to men," -. 'IO .g IT
Response by Bro. 3. s. Lippitt.
q. TIE ACE IN WHICH WE LIVE, THE AGE OF Pro
snIss AND l%pRoyEMEsrEMey Masonry ever be
ron and promoter OF the Arts and Sciences.
II Response by Bro. D. Quinn. . ynff .
g. TIE GRAND LopaE OF oH1o-Co.existent with
be of equal perpetuity. .@sse
Responssby Bro. VIM. B. Dodds.
I. TIE GRAND LoDGE OF KEsrygKY-we greet her
as faithful CO. -laborer in the building Of the Tenn
pie; may her laborsbe rewarded.
Response by Bro. Thee. M. Wise, P. G. M.
Ky. f
+. The GRAND CorsTsrERoY OF OHIO, WITH HRR
MAGsIIICEsT SERIES OF THIRTY.rHRgE DEGREES
AND OUR GLORIOUS RIPUBLIC WITH Her THIRTY.
THREE SrArRs-Ooincident In mystic numbers, alike
thsir grandeur and their power lies in their un.
broken union. May they endure In fraternal unity
shell roll away as scroll" and Time shall be no
moro.
Response by Bro. e. T. Carson.
g. TIE Masonic LoDaEs or CINo1NNArr--Perfect In
their mystic number lseven); may they also be per.
inent position Of first among the moral aad benev.
olept Institutions with which the city is blessed.
Response by Bro. Cornelius Moore.
I. woMAsf- Gods first aud most estimabe gift to
man. may the Sons OF Masonry ever be her most
chiyalrous protectors, a y "A - W
Response by Bro. J. L. Waiter.
The Grand Master of the State, NJ. W.
Horace M. Stokes, living at Lebanon, where
similar festivities were being enjoyed by the
brethren in Warren County, the following
telegraphic dispatches were transmitted and
received; ~ tt ..l.
FROM CIEoINNATI BRETHREN.
The workmen Of the Temple In Cincinnati to their
| brethren In the forests of Lebanon-greeting; pre-
pare your work as did the craftsmen OF old, that
| sent the impress Of the Grand Master. d ~,
FROM THE O. NJ. AT LEBANON. s7
The hewers 10 the forests of Lebanon to the build
the commendation Of the overseers; may the blooki
yon offer, united with the timber we furnish be fit
| ted In temple more glorious and enduring thar
thst ofSolomon, and like it, receive the appreciation
nally. ''-- '3.l- 'ri eiis % 'f'tl ft so w
The Grand Master was toasted; Burn't
adieu sung, and the brethren parted in har.