The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-09


The words were sct 10 the tune Of "Old Hun
dred" and thousands OF voices joincd 10 toe anthem
o. prs.c; prodoeins rally srsna eesst. A. & ,ss
Grind Lodge until to-day at O'Clock. ana the sub
ordi"'te Lodges dispersedro their various meeting
places.
rnx GRAND LODGE pASousr.
Tho Mos, worshipfui Graud Lodge Of this State
rave q banquet, st Apollo Hall 70 their euests,
among whom we may mention N. w kicherd Vsgs,
w. winslow Lewis, p. q. ". % Msssachnsetss; u,
s.ndsorS a Grand E..ssf W Of Ccnsec,,s~. Con w X. W p
W, Alex. A. Stevenson, Grand hasser q Cspsds r.
S.u. danes s'y%o cS ' K..S -is ss.ior s'sf os.ss q
Warden OF Now. Dfunswick r. w. Robert
Treasurer Of The Grand Lode. q xrhsssss sI
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Master o. III: sisi. pss.si.d and tho rss ,ossi,Ss
bJ NJ W John W. simoaS Chairman a. o. s he ' Com.
Inittee Of Arrsnsements "The sister Grand
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who asserted that tsoss who would dare 10 inysIis
the turisdiciior OF smother Grand Loass. ouEktts
referred TO the troubles In Canada, and rnstsd spd
implcred the GRIND Lodge OF New York 70 consider
s..-.I hctioh Sccsnrs dscfdfns queetf0n o. 20
ssca. IN importance ss the dsTaptsos ef . siss't
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The bsnase. then broke mp with the ode Frisnds,
the pirttag hour has come" and all adjourned after
two hours pleasant Entertainment
o.. NICHOLAS LODGE BANQUET.
Ths 81 Hiehcass Lodge entertained the Mozart
Lodge % Phlsdsiphls a. the Astor House, at which
r. W. Bro: Jerome Buck pre.lded. On the right Of
Court sna Bro aa .sS vsuI 81 % or SSsss spsS.
phi., p. O. N. On the len were the ofncers Of
nsxnneiepty decorated, ;,wi,A Masonic smDiem,, and
over the fesidents chair Was chaste circle OF Eas,
welcome Mossrt." IN. substantial Tiapds ssy,nr
Jerome Duel, welcomed the brethren from Psiia.
toast The Grand Lodge OF iso STATE Of New Ysra,"
responded to by N. W. Jas. Qibsop, q. NJ Of n York
John Lyons. TSs a.as sSs. was s1a 1,S
81 phiisdelphia, the keystone OF the Union, the
ss |: one q M.sOng.,. 'sspOssd.d to y N. v. Bro
and by M; W. Bro. Perkins. A song suceeedsd
After which came the toss, :" Tue invited Guests
y u Bro. hSius.soa sans. .SssssSsS sSsSSf by s
Bros. Taylor; Briscoe, and Thomas, OF Mozart
sssss Loo s s:s% !: e %H .. 4ss .S:.si
from Mayor Hall ~as read BY The President after
70 Il. 90 ed
Mr. Howell, and Women" responded to by Mr.
Thomas Keyson and Judge Jones. closed the Lilarity
OF the evening, which was distinguished by good
fellowship and good living.
KEYSTONE LODGE BANQUET.
Keystone Lodge, No 235, +. and A NJ, last even
ofNesark, in their rooms. As soon as all had as.
sembled, business was suspended, and arm in arm
the two Lodges, healed by tho Twelfth Regiment
where " ye host" Bro. A. r. Fowler, had provided
sumptuous spread. AL seated, r. N. White
a WSea v0ia Daniel W 'Ts oms. s0'sS1 co@mnnd.d
attention to the inner man. The order was obeyod
and all being satisfied drew back from the tables,
with ears oTen for the sentiments OF the evening.
To the nut REGULAR toast. The Grand Lodge OF the
state Of New York" Il; W, Robert Macoy respond
IN reply to the sentiment, "st Adams Lodge our
guests" thanked their hosts. II, W. Jos. Toons
spoke feelingly OF the death OF Robert d. Holmes
T. q. N, OF the State h w. Enoch b. Breed fol.
lowed with one OF his amusing efforts; and District
DEPUTY G. N. Reeves Z. Sens closed the exercises
In his usual happy manner.
CONSTITUTION LoDoE BANQUET
Constitution Lodge, OF this city Yes terday enter.
tained Oriental Lodge OF Newark, and Wappinger
Lodge of Wspplngers Falls, in Merchants Hotel,
Courtlandt street. About 900 guests at down 70 an
excellent banquet which was presided over By ".
Bro. Henry c. Psrke.
GENERAL MASONIC BANQUET,
Metropolitan Hotel was well filled by the Masonic
fraternity last evening. A number OF prominent
Masons Of this city gave reception TO their visiting
brethren who were not otherwise entertained. Bro
A. q. sherman made tho welcoming speech, to
manner. Among the guests, numbering nearly 2OO
We noticed W. Bro. Charles bradley OF New Haven,
w. Bros. J. ii. Pike and Tobias OF Philadelphia as
well a. many other prominent members OF the or.