New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
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Lodge No so Philadelphia, Pa
will form on wst Twenty second st. the right resting Ehhave
Band Nicholas Lodse 10 81 Mozart Lodge No go Ph ~
81 /, Lodge, Nc. 2, Philadelphia, Pa -
Band Grand Lodge Of ofYewYOrk Grand Officers fOh
Jurisdictions and the General Committee: ii mn TT,
eighth march MadsODaye. where they will take position and Tie
The Lodges must he promptly ground before 3 O'Clock
% and ,s Of Divisions a., N go hs g Tay Of S Divisions
Fnbnve Twenty tra- MadsOnave Fory secOndst Hhhsye
si1haye THIRTY % s b btSer viii open TO the
st. hs[e se right Of NE so to 5 s anr Of the M
allow The Gram Lcse to pas ,9IoSs 3s Ta
As the Grand Lodge passes through the opened ranks the Masters
AID wsTisns Of eah Subordinate Lodge may Leave 1S in no rear
the Grand Lodge according seniority The Brethren Of each Lodge
will so %Oys Ike and R Ssn e
will be dismissed and S59 s P csgS Gp5 es. will be rightly
enforced exception will be allowed The aprons to be tied under
Tie Division Mar.hals win form divisions twelve front retain
bop MaTsbas and tLer assistants march upon the left Of
the column Lodge Ma,has will fall the right Of the last pa
Marsha q Los Will arriving upon the ground at once re-
20 Marai Of Divisions only carry baton; Marshs Of Lodges
GO T BToef viii e allowed to leave the line without permission
the Master Of his Lodge 1t made the duty 81 D RaS sIns
~ bb have not reported 10 The Marshal Of the Day but
participate will report the Marshal Of the Division having
TS BcsdS9srer Of the Marshal Of the Day will belmont
Foureenhs and h-aVe, on Wednesday 9th inI'
i3be Marshal Of the DAY viii wear purple with white
Aids purple oe Division Mahal blue Iosettes Assistant
The following Brethren appointed to assist the Marshal Of
MOUzTrB ADsRobst Irwin Charles s. Arthur Edward GAM ol
Srgor Morris Myers Julian Allen John & BendiI NIL
William Edwards William H. NASH Richard Campbell W. H. McNary
DiyoS MA.sgAIsssmue R Kirkhsm John DiGkena'9 Der
G. Bennett joel O. stevens William Post H. stemmerman
bach Division Marshal will appoint two assistant ha5shas
The Aids and Marshals are assigned in the following
Grand Marsha--H Clay Preston. ,-,,
Grand Ads-Robert irwin John Bendz Rowland P. Ill., William
Edwards Charles s Arthur, Rchsp Campbell
Division No. l-Moan,ed AID William D. Nash Marshal Samuel R.
Krham assistants, Joseph Je1mns hfur G Mgg Marsha, Robert
B SG % SG GsS ke aS h George VAN aa '
Stevens; Assistants William F. Go,enbader William Dickson.
Division No Mounted Aid, Jane. NJ Mcgrego Marshal H. Stem
DIVISION No. 5-MounteS Aid Morris Mers Marshal Herman G.
o Do a' No. SSi AZ H. MsS Ss Marshal Philip
fI 61o A' No NJ a g F %Ne Marshal Warren c.
Division No s%Aounied AID W " smith Marshal Myer Dahani
DIVISION No sEMounsi AID William De Lacy; Marshal John S.
Dekemani Assistants, Daniel Lyen b. Stats u ,,,to
Division No l0-MOuuieG Aid Julian Allen Marshal Marshal oil Tie
The old buildings have been all removed from the site of
the hall since May and the place has been thoroughly
Goored with plank for the present occasion A covered
platform has been built the east side near the stone
wohis to be laid in the northeast corner furtes IRON
the street and avenue When the procession arrives on the
will pass through to the platform When order is OBJ
tanned the Grand Chaplain .0 Viii , GfIer prayer
invocation by the Grand Chaplain an anthem by Mozart
Lodge of Philadelphia: another anthem by ~. Cecue
Lodge overture from Beethoven by the list Regiment
hand third 9nhem by CeeG Lodge muse RSv by me
Forer and the suhioined closing anthem, music "Od
Hundred" words by Brother A. j. H. Duganne: The
bands coirs and tie Craft in general viii unite in the
performance of this piece. Both Mozart ana 81.
Cece Lodges composed entirely Of professional mus
clans, and the anthems are all original -
gentlemen: NJ W, John W. simons r. W., John II.
Anthem, James NJ. Austin, jerome Buck, Reeves +.
sackreuter. F. A. RchshO1cr Fred W. Herring VIM 7.
Woodruff, Oliver g. Brady, Samuel Jones, Zaeharah
W.. James Elscy, Jesse b. Anthony r. W. George W
Gregory; W.. Thompson Burton, L. H. Conkhn' Lew NJ
The Trustees Of the Hall and Asylum Fund are James
Gibson John H. Anthem, Christopher q. Fox, e. L. JUDI
son, James VI. Austin.
1t is noteworthy fact that the three great Masonic
bodies of the State Grand Lodge, Grand Conlnandery
and Grand Chapter, are prominently Represented at
this celebration by Grand Master James Gibson, who
LAYS cornerstone Grand Commander III. Clay Pres
ton who acts Marshal of the Day, and Grand H1gh
Priest John w. SimOns the ntring and most efficient
Chairman of the General Committee.
CLOSING ANTHEM.
Mqster Supremel to Thee, this day,
Our Cornerstone with praise lay;
aud. resting Thy Word iulald,
To Thee, o LOrll oar House we build
Nor build We here with strength alone
OF ca wood or sculptured stone;
But SquaTely hewed and broadly plannd
Our lives raise like ashlars grand.
By Thee 0 Lonl Work designd,
Tie Widows Son his Help shall find;
And We shall frame, for trembling youth,
The Winding Stairs that lead to Truth
n toil-in Hope climb
TO Charty--Our Arch snbime;
And the keystone
Master Lord in Thee-in Thee
GRAND MASONIC LODGE OF NEW-YoRK.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
MasOns of tine State OF NewYork opened in annual com
muncatOn yesterday afternoon, at o'clock in Apollo
Hail. corner Twenty ghth-st. and Broadway. NJ. W.
James Gibson presided being assisted by the grand Off
Gers. The attendance exceedingly large number
OF delegates from the Lodges Of adjoining States were
present.
Before the proceedings proper commenced presenta~
ton took place in the ante-rOOm from the X W. Bro
Jerome Buck Master of St. Nicholas Lodge TO the Grand
Master, consisting Of magnificent trOwel with ivory
handle. The Seal of the Grand Lodge decorated the
front and the bore the following inscription:
Presented to the NJ. w. Grand Lodge of the State OF
New-YOrk +. A. NJ, by Brother John Cook Paysima