New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
THE MASONIC GRAND LoDGB.--The Grand
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons began lis annual

THE MASONIC GRAND LoDGB.-The Grand
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons began lis annual
CON uunication on Tuesday. at the City Assembly
Rooms with large attendance. GRIND Master rage
presided and delivered the annual address RON weh
The following facts derived: Total receipts WITH
balance on hand So JIG 20. expenditures s- ava bal
aucc on hand g. ZIG -; number of lodges $50 mum.
Der of Nasons up 20 june, 1904 ~ $50 me irus. o
the Hs and Asy Fund reported - the total o. Their
fund 74,3O72 10 which must he added about sJo'oV
contributed by lodges during the reeesA They also re.
roed the purchase OF ground iof shsoiis 5a 90
The report VI the trustees was received ai tne 1ctoh
approyed Of The Session Of tire Grand Lodge VIII con
tinue during some days.
DEATH or A COURT ATTACHE.-Mr. Allan
McKeachne Tor a number Of years an officer oil the
Court Of Common Pleas died last sunday evening aiei
brief inacss He was well and iavorably known to
The bar as centemanly and courteous officer, ana
much respected by the judges Of the Conr and also py
his feiow-Offcers.
THE ORTHODOX FRIENDS. meeting OF the
Orthodox Friends held on Wednesday morning in Goth
ST. will probably b. the hast Of public nature connect
ed with the Yearly Meeting Of this season Addresses
were msde BY Robert w. Douglas OF Indiana Samuel
BEETLE of Philadelphia, John Wood OF fonehke,pslc'
WIN. Greene from Dublin, and Rebecca Collins OF New
York.
TUy DuArP.sT CAsR.-The investigation in
the OF judah Pierce, JOIN W. rrctnhh, bul"'i
P1ller and " liarn Fndon, arrested on charge OF
Alternating 10 defrad the Globe aud other Insurance
companies by firing their premises at No Erie Bud.
ing on the night Of tho 10th Of April and again ON ihe
ncht of Nav WIS continued Yesterday before Justice
bowling and Fire. Marshal Baker. Alfred A. Reeves.
Secretary of the Globe Fire Insurance Co. was sub
ecfed 10 searching crossexanination, but JAILED 10
shake his previous testimony Amos StehemoefL a
cierk I'M ,he of &c ~ the Globe Co, nly corrob0rucd
the testimony Of Reeves Pierce ana Freeman were
then admitted 20 bail in the sum OF SO 600 each utf
and Findon were admitted 70 bail IN the sum OF s2Co
each on Tuesday.
ALLEGED PiCKPOCgETS.-Mr. John Dou-
ran Of No. lO2 Naesau-s while standing Oh the corner
OF Nasan and Futon-ets reading The Herald bulletin
felt some ones land In his pocket ana LOOKING Gown
Jaw that his gold watch valued NJ S9O was missing.
lie r. lied man who stood beside him, named Thomas
Kefrigan, and accused him OF the theft NlIlsm Ia
viz an accpnpuGe Of the laiters then aided Inn ln
breaking away but himself arrested together WIN
KelTigan. The watch was not found justice downing
committed them for examination
lELI. PROM a ROOP.-An inquest was yeSter-
Law held by Coroner Cover the body Of Peter Trap
aCn who died from the effect Of injuries received by
falling from the roof Of unfinished building III Iaf-
lem Deceased was aged 10 years and resided III one,
ln,uiIt d-audt twenty thirdst, between Third ana
FOurth.aysS.
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