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The New York herald., 1874-10-01
LAYING OF 4 CORNER STONE.
Remi N iscences of New York Over q Hum
Gred Years AFRO.

dred Years Ago.
Yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock very inter-
es ing services took pace at the laying of the
ner stone OF the Forsyth street Methodist Epsco-
pal church. "A large number OF the congregation
aud trends or the Old church assembled IN the
closure in front or the building (No. 10 Forsyth
street,. The proceedings viewed with the
hveliest interest by the denizens OF the adjacent
tenement houses, who crowded the windows and
Rev. Dr. Roache prayed very ierventY ior the wei
fare of the pastor, iocK and church, and he was
followed by the venerab bic Rev. DR.. J. B. Wakely,
pastor OF st. luke's church, who entertained his
hearers with some historical renlu !ScenceS OF the
od church, pre,acing his discourse by the DeaIu-
lul lines commencing
The perfect world by Adam troi
Was the first temple built by God
DR.. Wakely said that the hrst church built or
the present site was III lTGs. ana that the seven
lots were purchased Tor 1850 current money OF the
state OF New York, lt was formerly the property
OF james Delaney, VINO was tory, and had his
Bishop AsDdry wrote 10 the preacher, Nj. nor
reil, saying that his work .'giaddened the hearts
OF the angels ana the eyes ol the cnurcn." Tne
church was then OUT i'll tue fielus and the people
wondered who would ever worship there. Ia 1888
the cNurch was torn down, ana a IeW ullmportant
papers Iounu IN the box lying in the corner stone
In the present corner stone some currency,
Bible, the uaiy papers and the contents OF the old
pox vii De placed. During the proceedings II was
asserted that 2,200 travelling preachers OF the
country, and that the societies numbered 54s, 5s3
members. After some interesting remarks ov the
pastor and tue Rev. j. w. BarnDart the services
concluded with the singing OF the doxoioRv
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DR. pUsEY ON THE POWER OF PRAYER.

Dr.. Pusey has addressed long letter to soc.
ety entitled the ''English Catholic Union Tor
Prayern Sc ting forth series OF objections to the
Pubic Worship Regulation act. The evils OF the
measure are Indicated III his second objection,
viz .'its suggesuveness OF discomfort and Ltiaa-
tion, putting INTO the minds OF the people that
tney have reason 10 be discontented. and teaching
III conditioned people how 10 vent their own tell-
pers as a matter OF conscience He depioTes
tAat by tile discussions which have attended the
passing the act tnrougn Parliament people IS
mlnds nave been iasAed IL 10 a most unhealthy eN.
element lie IS thankful, however, that "Uy Gods
good Providence There are stl ten months III
wnicn they may be tranquihzed.n The address
coucludes with an eXhortalion TO prayer for the
safety aud good guidance OF the Church and the
conversion ol Its prosecutors.
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Brig Marie tDutch) Hansen 81 Martins and Nevis-H
Natable a Son.
schr southern Home tBrl, Thomas, Maracaibo-Penis-
ton 4 Co.
sehr Annie Merritt. Pinkham, Cape Haytien via
Turks Islands-R Mnrray, Jr.
schr " Jones Davis. New orleans-N II Brigham
scnr Helen Augusta. Jordan, Jacksonville-Bentley.
Glldersleeve & Co.
schr Caroline Hail, Abdall Richmond. ya-siaght d
Petty.
schr Paul Thompson, Taylor, Richmond, va-squire
Bros
achr Washburn, Hathaway. Tucket, RI-stapleton 4
Phillips.
scar Roger farmaiee, Eidridge, New London-H
jackson X son.
sehr Rebeeca Harriet Hawkins. New aven.
STEAMER Nespef, DAVIS, Wilmington. Del Abbott.
Hand.
Steamer Novelty. snaw. Philaddph,a--wm Kirkpat-
rick.
steamer Beverly. Pierce, Phiiadeipnla-JamesH Hand
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BROOKLYN.

Comptroller Schroeder stated yesterday that he
Is not candidate for reelection this fail and will
not accept the tempting oner OF denomination
from the Committee oI One Hundred.
The total number OF voters registered on the
first day of registration. Tuesday, september 80,
II, ,s84, being increase OF 394 in the registry
as compared with tue frst days registry OF last
year.
District Attorney Wlnslow yesterday consented
to the reduction of the ball demanded for the
appearance OF Francis D. Mouton to answer the
indictments against him for SANDER 10 $4,000.
The bonds are to be given this forenoon.
Work on the Brooklyn pier OF the East River
Bridge was resumed yesterday About sixteen
feet OF stone has yet to be laid before the saddles
can be placed in position. The tour saddles over
which the main cables are to pass Will weigh about
25,C0o pounds each
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the
varnish factory OF Pond & Co.. Nos. 61 ana 63 Kent
avenue, causing damage 10 the stock and fix
lures of $1,000; insured Tor s4,509. The building,
when was owned by Mr.. S. J. Bordett was oan-
aged TO the amount of $400; insured. The cooper
Sop OF Brennan & Coileger, adjoining, was de-
st-oyed: loss, $1,000.
According to he annual report or the Board OF
Managers Of the Association Tor Improving the
Condition OF the Poor the receipts during the year
amounted TO s27.;l6 7a. Within the period named
nearly COCO families have been assisted including
2j,c0D persons. over 5000 separate visits nave
been made, 100 tons OF coal ana 80 chaldrons Of
COKE have been furnished the poor, ZOO have
been expended in provisions, $1,000 in bedding
and clothing. $500 IL paying rents ana large
amount Tor medicines. 1he society is out OF debt,
with the exception OF small mortgage on its
real estate.
Yesterday about three O'Clock A. NJ, cries Of
''Police," and sMurder!" drew the attention Of
the police in the vicinity to the corner OF De-
bevolse street. Brooklyn, where they found an
elderly man, who reused to give his name, en-
cIrcled Ia the folds OF a sp-noose, at the end OF a
long rope. lie rold tie ollicers that he was fol-
lowed by three hghwaymen, who lassooed HIM on
that corner; but VINO. when they heard the police
approaching, stole q bundle ne was carrying and
away Then, taking q ron OF bills from his
pocket, lie said, 'rhere Is 800 wnlch they did
not GET" He then thanked them Tor taeir timely
assistance and weDded his way rejoicing.
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Maritime Miscellany.

s The snasa wasn s
way at dartmouth for repairs
BARK ELINA Gsp lying at Quarantine below Whining.
ton Nc was capszed during heavy gale on the night
BRIG ADA HALL tRr, before reported at Newcastle,
Del with loss Of 6owsprit BY collision also lost
arrived up at Philadelphia yesterday
BRIG DIANA Ger, from Mexico tor Falmouth before
reported INTO Key West after being ashore,
pooa Of WHEN taken to eos os
whether she must repar before proceeding her
age.
BRIG ELLEN MORRIS went ashore near Buar Pass and
bessme total wreck The pas:ensero and cTsw were
wn ton: coal e
S p rom m hoes Sas
and sunk. be he now lies IN bad position nearly sub
BE- throwr VI on the andcrwrirers. "A0 "''
scHR ALICE BENTLEY, Williams, from Jssksopville for
Ca has been got Od and sailed for dsstina ton the
schr Planter Of Cherrystone nurns the latter slightly
HALIFAX, Ms, Sept so--steamsr George shat.uck. on
ns through ss g
slhysS ssss - nsn S
s ws:iy ss.ss; srss:
a. the ena on ne 'nan" nam n and In San ss q on s
could person board On the 27th NJ. Losean.
q seaman, ie il overheard and was drOwned.
Brig Osprey, from London, arrived to-day, expe.
renccd gale which lasted from the 22d to the 29h inst
and received slight damage passed large quantity OF
shipwrec ked deals on the Banks
The tides have been unusually high here for the past
two days
The corpus Christi Gazette Of the 18th says:-"There
about feet water Aransas Bar though tho
bar Is shifted entirely from its former place." The
schooner Tabor, with machinery tor Fulton, lying
off Arnnsas Bar OH the l4th Her mainInast was gone
and she otherwise slightly injured.
Whalemen.
letter from Capt Hicks, of brig Mermaid, of Westpor
reports her Mahe Aug 81 with 30 bbls sp last cruise
SO bbls all told All well; bound to coast Of Arabia
Spoken.
ship Home (Br. Churchill, from Liverpool for sgd
ney. CB. sept 81 lat 46 "a. Ion 3o H.
Ship Universe. Jones from Liverpool tor New Orleans
Tor Tybeeh Sept I, OIL Corvo
Ship Aurora Norton from Liverpool for San Prancis-
CO, sept IL abreast Of Arklow.
An American ship, showing signal NWPK, Aug9 no
lat &c.
BARK Columbia Ger, Schumacher. from New York for
Bremen no dale lat 80 Ion 10.
Built River, sc, Sept Is, lot A, Ion 4o V
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

The monthly meeting OF the Medlco. Legal society
OF tins city was neld last evening at the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. Clark Bell presided.
The olowing gentlemen were elected to MEMBER
shp:-Dr. NJ II. Henry. j. r. Williams. NJ. Ellenger
ahd Or. Willard Parker. Jr. After some remarks by
Or. Farnell on congestion the chairman announced
that the paper winch was to have been read on
"Ihe Psychology OF Criminals by DR.. Meredith
Cbner, wonid rot be forthcoming that evening.
discussion ensued on the consolidation OF the laws
regarding the insane in the State. after which the
meeting adjourned.
A solemn requiem mass for the repose OF the
soul OF the late John A. Hows. the artist, was cell
ebrated at ST. Joseph's Roman Catnoic church,
corner OF Sixth avenue ana Washington place,
yesterday morning The Rev. Father Dunphy
acted as celebrant, assisted by Rev. DR.. Duffy as
deacon and Father German as sub-deacon. The
funeral Grafton was delivered by Rev. Father Far
rel, the pastor OF the church. who reviewed briefly
the career or the departed artist aud eulogized In
warm terms his character. The coffin containing
the remains was OF rose WOOD. with heavy silver
mountings. Beautiful flowers, presented by the
friends OF the dead artist, adorned the lid OF the
casker 1t the conclusion OF the mass the re-
mains were taken 10 Woodlawn Cemetery Tor In
terment.
Weekly entertainments OF literary. musical
and social nature will be given during the season
by the Young Mems Hebrew Association at their
rooms. No. H. West Twenry-hrst street. The first
public course OF lectures will commence on Oc-
toner o. when Bayard Taylor viii lecture on
ancient Egypt" carl schurz VIII follow with his
''Edncatioual Probems'' on November %; Rev.
John Weiss. on December 10, with Ills lecture on
''irony and Humor in Shakespeare: - General n. y.
Banks, On january H. with his new lecture .Dipo-
matte Princes-Thlels. CASTELAR, and Dlsraell."
The concluding lectures VIII be delivered in Febru
airy and March BY De Cordova, Hepworth and
DIXON. The society numbers COO members, and ls
oflcered as iollows;-Lewls Nav. President: Dr..
5. n. Leo, Vice President; solomon b. solomon,
Treasurer; DR.. W. Blumenthal and J. j. Franks
secretaries.
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or CABLE SHIPPING NENS.

ANTWERP, Sept 2g-Arrved, bark Snow Queen (Br)
Roy New York.
Sailed 23th. ships MayAower, Harrington, Tybee Jos
Fish, Palmer. do.
BRsroL sept 3oSailed. the India TOR San FRANCISCO
Arrived 3Oth steamship Great Western tBr), windham,
New York.
BELFAST Sep. 3o--Arrived. barks srecns AuO, Gar
govich, New YORK; Tevere ltaD, Rocca, do
BRgnKRnAvrS, Sept 2s-saed barks Reprblik Gen,
Fortman New York, Gessner Ger, Christoders. do;
Lndesuaes tNorl Johanesen. United states.
DuaLta, Sept 29-sailed. bark Helen Marion Br),
Mundy, tinted States
DESA. Sept Sailed, steamship India (Br, Harris,
New YORK.
GLASGOW, Sept so--Saed. bark Mignon. Soule, River
Plate; brig q b stillman, Tibbtts, Portland.
GIBRALTAR, sept 2s-Arrivsd. brig sadecto utaD, Ro
mano. Philadelphia
Ltv1asooi Sept 2o-saAsd. bayk Irnotsne 0s ne ~
bee.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE,
Orders and Assignments To Duty.
WAsUIScTos Sent 9n 1874

WAsHTNGTON, sept. 20, lS71.
Second Lieutenant Alexander Morton or the
Filth artillery, has ueen ordered to the Military
Academy al West Point Tor duty IN the depar lnent
OF tactics; Second Lieutenant Richard Z. Thomson
ID renewed rom duty al West Poins and oflered
TO JOIN his proper station; Captain Walter
clifford. oi the seventh infantry, is ORDERED 10
hold himself Ia readiness lor examination
city; Lieutenant Colonel George thorn, OF he En.
glneer corps. III addition to ms present duties Il
assigned TO the charge Oi the WORKS oil the river
and narbor Improvement III Massacnusetts hi.
Guiding the sea walls IL Bostuu narbor: Major
Charles Il. Suter OF the Engineer corps, in addi-
ton 10 MS other duties, Will report 10 the ,ecre-
tary Of the Treasury lor duty az lighthouse euni.
neer OF that part OF tne Fourteenth Lighthouse
District comprised OF the Mississippi RIVER aud
the tributaries between the noutn OF the OHIO
RIVER and New Orleans. renewing alor Merrill
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
THE NEW PohICE JUSTICES.

To-day the new Police Justices are 10 change
their respective sitting places. since the advent
or warm weather little or no attention nas been
paid 10 the regular assignments. by winch thcy
regulated tneir movements, ana as the diatrIbu-
ton thus made has proved 10 De inconyeu.
lent to several oil the gentlemen q new change
has been made. Tue assignments are as lo!-
iows:--Judees sherwood ana WandeA are 20 90 to
Essex Market Judges smith ana flammer are 10
preside at the Jefferson Market Court Judges
Otterbourg and Murray win see tnat Justice Is done
In Y0rkville, while Judges Bixby aud Klipreath
Will 90 10 Harlem which mas the most egantly an.
DOiufed the
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
FREIGHT AGENTS MoNTAAY MEETING

Yesterday the regular monthly meeting OF the
general freight agents representing all OF the
principal lines OF railroads in the country was
held AT the metropolitan Hotel for the purpose or
producing vouchers ana balancing account.-a
sort Of freight clearing mouse. Before the repre-
sentative agents dIsperse the New YORK Central
Railroad Company VII. tender toe party TRIP
around the harbor, that they may become person
ally acquainted with the various dep0is Tor the
reception and delivery OF freight 1he October
niee sing VIII be held Ii St. Louis, the November
NEE ting in Bunaio the December meeting in
Rochester. Tue mes.ing VIII continue its session
tO.dAy.
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remarks were sbosh;" and. having said 40
plainly. each debaier went on 10 deliver himself OF
much swollen rhetoric
Sixty thousand tons OF Scranton coa were sold
yesterday mo ming at the rooms OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna ana Western Railroad Company.
corner OF William street and Exchange place.
The attendance was large ana the bidding spirited.
The Iehowiug are the prices, with . comparison of
last months sAles:-
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

Steamships Algeria (Brl, for Liverpoo; Mosel (Gcr)
Bremen; state OF Georgia tBr), Glasgow; Gaelic tBr
IonaGn ey pt paisa Hew orens n s1P s1rPrse
tNor Bristol IRA Franci,co ItaD Cork Linda G.ap,
Antwerp; q W Roosevelt, Matanzas; brig Ethel Bolton
(Br,, Pernambuco; sch. My Rover, charleston.
NV
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shIo captains arc in
formed that by teiegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, oil
Americans and oil foreign vessels trading with the
United states the same will be cabled to this country
free Of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

MISC g GLLA.EoU..
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES oBTAINED FROM DIP
"A ierent states legal everywhet,; deseruon &c,
0''of0' s'A"''' NJ House. Attorney, lsi Broadway
4 FAMOUS REsToRER OF STRENGTH, vIGoR
and and and an on esqy
whether Mental Physical or Neryous No matter Gys hex
fffsyssa On or & ana ias
$I5 agSSSETEitFEs f 1ss whss
% Sss S John hresaesa es sey sSa Yor
ITO THE PUBLIC
ASK FOR ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTER
AND HAVE no OTHERS.
see government stamp has printed It, In whito lce
ters, B. BRASDRETH.
ALLcocK's POROUS pLA srERs, pre- pared by Porous
Plaster Company are comma nding tho attention Of the
world. This remedy applied TO the spine producer
sound refreshing sleep when soporifcs including
phuc and hydrate Of cnoral have been Administered -
the patient in vain.
When wo consider how much dyspepsia - occsslons4
by the want Of sleep, how much tho recupcraavs
powers OF tho body retarded from the cause,
wa easily comprehend tho amazing benent iuS
parted by the application this Plaster. We warn the
public against base ima ton, and brazsn forgories Of
this admirable preparation
Ask for ALLcoCK's POROUS, and have no othsra
p. sRANDRRra,
PrSsdsnt Of the porous Plaesss cumSanes
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
SHIPPING VS..
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer.
OH~.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

| Saiis. Des'inataoa.l
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

Sailed goth. ship Annie Binzsy Br>, Cam. Key West;
bark Cooino Potter, United states sOh. steamship In
diana. Sumner, Philadelphia.
Arrived 2sth, bark Berger (Rus) store New YORK.
LoSDos, sept 29-sailed, ship steson, Moore, New
York.
LISBON, sept 29-Arrived schr Harriet Brewster,
squires New York via Greenport.
allied schr Florence Rogers Norton (from London,
Cape Breton, having repaired
MARsEILLEs. Sept 27-sailed. bark Fcrrerl QtaD CAT
ero, New York.
NEWCASTLE Nsw. Sept 29--Arrved, the Leader. from
QUEENSTOWN Sept 29-Arrived barks Assyria DR.,
Eason Quebec 3oth, Gida dta, schiafno, New YORK.
Also arrived SDth $50 PM. steamship spain tBrl
Grace, New York for Liverpool.
or Brow Head S0h. AM, steamship Abbotsford tBr.
Delamotte Philadelphia for Queenstown and Liverpool
ROTTERDAM Sept 29-Arrived. bark Z II Duvaii iBr),
Rogers Philadelphia
SHANGHAI. sept26-saIed, the Oakworsh tor San Fran
cisco tshp Oakworth Hr) Edgar, was at Melbourne
July l3' bound 10 Ne wcastle and San Francisco.l
TRlEsrE-sailed. bark IL Pearson, Taylor, New York
WATERFORD, Sept 29-Sailed, bark Arvid (Rus) Hertz
berg, United States.
Arrived at - Sept 20, the Free Trade, from United
States.
Sailed from -, bark Balder (swe,. wulT United
States.
LONDON, Sept 3O-Schr Florence Rogers, Norton from
London tor Cape Breton. which put into Lisbon Sept
with bowsprit sprung. has repaired and proceeded.
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MI &c G,LfATEDUy.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCE; OBTAINED FROM DIF.
n ferent states; legal everywhefe; desertion, 6c.,
sufficient no publicity required; no charge until
0i'ot0' NJ HOUSE. Attorney. l9i Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
SAILED.

schr Margaretta, Fuller, Albany for Glen Cove
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-21
STATE NEWS.

The Wing says that on Sunday afternoon
little boy named Charlie McKinnon, FIVE years
of age, son of Mr.. Alexander McKinnon, re-
siding on Hancock street, was playing With
young companion in boat under the draw Of
the toll bridge, when he lost his balance and
fell overheard. An alarm was given, but the
little fellow had sunk to rise no more alive.
His body was recovered about an hour after
the accident.
At a meeting of the citizens held in the City
Hall, Rockland, on Tuesday evening, to con-
slider the question of loaning the credit of the
city to the Rockland and Thomaston Water
Company, a committee was appointed to as
certain at what cost new supply could be
obtained, and also see if the present works
can be purchased at a reasonable rate. The
meeting was largely attended.
Thirteen thousand pounds of wool were
purchased by one man in the town of North
Haven the present season, and shipped for
Portland
BENZ. Penney, Jr, is Postmaster of the
town of Clifton. Benz. Penney, Jr., is chair
man of the board of selectmen. The said
Benz. Penney, Jr., receives the scrip, disbur.
SEES the same, being the treasurer. Benz.
Penney, Jr., also furnishes the inhabitants OF
the town with those things necessary for the
temporal wants, tea, coffee, molasses, SC.
Benz. Penney, Jr., also furnishes to the peo-
pie of that locality what spiritual food (don't
think mean ardenO that is necessary to fit
them for another state of existence beyond
the river. That is what might be called ''run-
ming the machine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-21
ALABAMA.

Montgomery, I2o. The Republican Con-
vention met to-day. Mr.. Mayer revenue col
lector of Mobile district, chairman State Com.
mttee called P. G. Clark, United States Post
Office Agent to the chair, temporary. A mo-
ton made by delegate that Mr.. Saffold,
Judge of the Supreme Court take the chair,
created some delay and confusion, but Mayer
declared that Clarke was elected, and he
(Clarke) Immediately took the chair. In his
speech he said he was not in the interest OF
any ring. Committees ON Common Creden-
tials were appointed, and the convention and
the committee adjourned until o'clock.
On reassembling, after somewhat turbu-
lent scene, in which Messrs. Busted and
Spencer participated, the convention adjourn
ed until 0 o'clock tomorrow, to allow the
credentials committee to report. The diff
Guilty seems to be to properly arrange proxy
business. A great many counties have dele
gates and will be represented by men from
various localities in the State. Owing to the
peculiar appointment of delegates by the
State Executive Committee Gall whites. J
Very few negroes are delegates. The gener-
al impression is that the present State officers
who are all whites will be renominated and
the civil right bill will be ignored.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-21
FOREIGN.
EngIa d.

London, 90. The foreign office has infor-
nation that the Spanish republican troops
fired upon some officers of the British war
ship Fly, which was cruising off the north
coast of Spain for the protection of British
interests. None of them were wounded.
1t is reported that Russia has at last con-
sented to recognize the Spanish Republic.
France.
Paris, 20. Marshal Bazainc has written a
letter to the minister of the interior, in which
he says neither Col. Willett nor any other
person now in custody are responsible for his
escape from prison. lie declares he had no
accomplices in the fort or elsewhere, except
his wife and nephew. The Marshal describ-
es how he alluded tho surveillance of the Jail.
or, and in conclusion he says: "Resenting
the humliating prison regulations, felt JUST.
fed in an attempt to recover my liberty. AS
was not tried by my peers, my sentence was
illegal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-21
Supreme Council OF Free Masons.

At the Supreme Council Of Sovereign
Grand Inspectors General of the $50 and Last
Degree, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite,
for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the
United States of America, Grand East" IN
Boston, on Tuesday, Grand commander, Hon.
Josiah H. Drummond, delivered the annual
address. a great part Of the address was de-
voted to review Of the life and services Of
Charles W. Moore, the late Grand Sentry,
who was born in Boston, March 29th, 1901,
and was a printer by trade. 1t was intended
to initiate him in Boston to the degree of Ma
sonry On his 2lst birthday but he came to
Maine and received the symbolic grade in
Kennebec Lodge at Ilallowell. lie afterward
became member Of St. Andrews Lodge, Bos-
ton, established the Masonic Union in 1925
which he conducted during the anti Mas) nic
troubles with great courage and ability. From
that time to lS4l he battled for the Order
with success. lie wrote the famous "Deelara-
ton of the Free Masons Of Boston, and it
was through his efforts that the attempts to
prevent the building of the Masonic Temple
by its enemies in the Legislature, because the
land cost more than the charter allowed, were
defeated. Mr.. Drummond closed with beau
tiful testimonial to Mr. Moore's character and
WORTH