The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-08-02
GRAND CONCERTS
MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND.

IN AID OF THE
MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND
THE object OF these Concerts is to raise funds
to build Il Masonic Hall in the city of New York
commensurate with the wants of the fraternity,
and to erect an Asylum for decHycd MaSons and
the iudigcnt and iniirm widows of MusOnS and
their orphans. \ large fund has been collected
for this purpose but more is needed, which ii is
believed will be generously and promptly given
by the charitable public, and those Immediately
Interested in the welfare of the order
The Management take great pleasure in an
nouncing that their sixth and last Grand Musical
entertainment viii take place at Jones Wood
y. m, and win he immediately followed by tho
Grand Distribution of Presents.
OFFICE OF THE GRAND MASTER OF MAsoNs1
New York, January H. 1877. J
Bro. c. W. HoLMEs,-My Dear Sir:-" yours of
only state that any enterprise which may he hon
orahly and conscientouSly conducted, IN aid OF
of New York. Will receive not only my unquali-
Med appreciation, but my Jealous .c4-opcration
iy to your promises have no do doubt, judging
rom the references which you have given. While
effort, no matter how sacred may bc the end
sought 10 be achieved, that leads To amy violation
Let those laws be held in strict respect blessing
will surely follow and you Will receive the thanks
memhrtncc of the widows and orphans Of our
craft an WoprT TuIy y In1 isISEnHiy r nG E'Ns Mister
No. We have the highest legal authority for say
ing that no law Of the state of New York is vO-
Hltu ny our hCtnOu Oi uiStrlbutlDn.
Present, Residence in sd street. 1850
Present, Country Residence located in
the village ofWoodbridge, MI, one
and three minutes walk from rail-
ro0d depot. The place consists of
two large dwellings, store, barn, cur
raGe house and hcrout-buildings;
7acres OF land in II high state of cul-
iiVaion, and fine gnldcni acre Of
Lawton Hackberrics, with plcntyof
small fruit, besides standard fruit 1900
Present Residence At Brooklyn, ~ Y. 1900
Lot, 1000
q" sSS sSS5
" $500 in Gold 500
" 1900 2,SJ
9 " Grand Pianos, .l,5OOcOch 5000
- Gents ilno gold lever go
watches 80
g1 Ladies' " 200 d"
100 " Sewing Machines -
800 orders for rsuts ofcloth-
ing, from the we'll
known establishment
Of H.. i. Brownell, 6O3 .-..
80 6rders t!SS@ dSa iqr r4R T6t'i iIas. iS $3.50 $3.50
1000 " Chrome lith. Of LculZc
Painting of Washington
1000 " Masonic Einblems s " 5000
800 Gold Pens, Pencils, and
Sleeve Buttons " $500
800 silver plated fruit knives
and cal bells, " 1900
1900 Masonic charts, from or
glnal deslgnsby II Macoy3 " 5000
The balance to consist OF the following, Viz;
rhoiS8rRWph LS W Albums, Opera G,J Glasses
chains, Ladies' gold watch chains, kid
gloyesi engrayinEs, ladies, work boxes,
struments, breast pins and finger rings,
etc, amounting to 2j,SO
val ucd at S2OO,OOO
~ l'hfiS '''''"'''''''" sluU fN' H.
Parties from distance sending money for tick
should either have their letters registered or
send post office order.
Rs- liefore the distribution takes place, n CONF
mittec will be appointed TO receive tickets from
parties living At Il distance from New York, who
will select the sealed envelopes containing the
orders for the presents for them, and return the
same by mail,
Agents and others holding tickets for sale, are
earnestly requested to make their returns prompt
ly, and without delay at the time named above
for the last entertainment in order that there
may be no delay in the distribution,
GEO. W. HOLMES & Co,
Managing Directors.
Principal Oflce, us broadway,
June II, 1867, New York,