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MASONIC PERSONALS.

Governor Tiden ia in town aud Will partlc-
clpate in the dedication ceremonies
r. ". Sidney Aorse, G. J. W., aud Z. W. John
d. Caldwell g. :. or the Grand Lodge OF onlo, are
stopping &C he international Hotel.
Gricc Commandery the banner Commandery OF
virginia, have arrived and are stopping at the
K. ". i. Houghton, d. q. NJ. end x. ". ". Il.
smith, q. J. W., ~ vermont Grand Lodge are in
town.
IL. W. X. r. Wexford, Jr.. g. ]. W., representative
Of virginia Grand Lodge arrived yesterday
Il. ". William W. Tnomas. representative OF the
nv Eoper, Marshall, o. O. NJ. Ssw Bruins
wlrG Grand Lodge, arrived a. tae Hitn Avenue
81. W.. wmourn Laurie, c. a., Grand Lodge Of
Nova ScOua, 81. M. James Dunbar a. n. /; k. W. ID.
Thomas, q. ;. w; X. W. ;. Johnson. g. u W., and
Il. ". J. h. isaacson q. sec, Grand LodEe u
Qucoec, reached New YORK YESTERDAY
X. W. \. y. Charlton, q. >. w, ana H. W. Thomas
Bird Harris, q. -, Grand L0dge OK Canada (Onta.
r.0l, are Al The Sturtvvant House.
y. = James 9. Baine, ofVirxinia, - az Fhe con-
III. i. FRANK l.. stowsu, Of olean, rasr Grand
lommandef state 81 New YORK, i stopping AZ the
The Knights Of the RED Cross or Constantine
meet ~ The mnilndery room NJ the fempis TO-
dsy 70 organize Grand Council for tnc United
States.
4. 81. George +. Dodge, D. o. ", aud r. ". R.
1. Dodge, g. s.. Grand Lodge Or Arkansas, are
gaeats at the Grand Central
r. VI JAMES u. hobley D. G. NJ, Grand Lodge q
Georgia. arrived yesteida
y. W. 9, h LoansUery q. H., and r. w. Jonn F.
Bnrrnl, g. 5, Grand Lodge o. ILLINOIS, are AZ the
starteyant House.
Il. W. y. McDonalj, d. g. M.. GRAND Lodge OF
lnclaB9, WI ASSIST at the dedication.
ine delegation rom Dctr0.t, Alcn., WILL num-
per 700
". vs.. Perciyal 1, Everett, Grand Master Of Grsn1
L0uRe, hassaehusetts accompanied ~ all tue
grand officers d AassAoAa2esls Gr4ad Lodge, ars
aHeA az sae Ninusgg.
uhcers ii tue alasyiana Grand Louss are at the
CrgAa Santral,
~, ~, Wliilam L. wsaoer, Grand Master or
Gfabd Lotat " Michigan ~ ~ In- hetreO0itad,
Hnen 80 pAgsn9 RfccRptorg X, r., st kInastos,
GAEass, VIA W fsWsasGssd ~ Sac 1sgieahaa "
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room Palestine Comman,iary win he entertatnfny
!, t.nn,. con.r,.,,,,, - ,,..,a,.,,-.- 4,
p 'on- eoul - - = ~ 4nlaasipnld IL
the banquet han oil inc Temple. Receptions Will
also take Mace IN some or The lOdge rooms or tna
.ron,,,,o ~, i o,,a, ,..ss $500, ~,
iemp'c' auu IesuNal COMMUNICATION VIII
De held ~ Tie Washington Lodge at No.
oso Bleeckar straet Some ar tna rnemhers NJ
,,.-a,.,,,a,, ,,. ,, ss.. H., a u
Hetropolil an A'ooEe VIII ASSIST ~ the performance
OF the ceremonies or tnls festival, and the pre-
siding oticer o. Washington Lodge will wear
during Tile evening the original apron and scarf or
George Washington.
n,t,t n, IA
sa =" VIZ Piouap'5 .Supilse -o,Vvo SIdlIs-
uleu. EIeds hummer VI tlOae rom out OF loWu
arrived mere yesterday and reported 10 Grand
Master InOrne, al the Temple. Among
arrivals were delegates from the south
Michigan Illinois, On.o ana other Western
states. The delegates from the Grand
Lodge or England nave been in mo city Tor
some tine 10 the craftsmen wno Will partlctpate
IN the procession. and must. therefore, buy ued-
cation meals. a few words Of caution are neces
sary. some enterprlslur person mas cor nterieitpd
these meaals and mas aireadv sold ! orea1 nnn.
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lS4-Mannattan. irst ana third Wednesday.
l5s-Adelphi. second and fourth Wednesdays.
l4l-ZetJand. frst and third Thursdays
l59--Corinthian. second and fourth Thursdays.
s-JernSeenl, FIRST and snrd Fridays.
255-Pales;lue. second aud fourth FaGaJs.
FOURTH FLOOR
Tnis door contains the place OF mestng or the
Communicates and bodies or the Ancient ana Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite. Here also is where tho
sir Knights retire rom labor TO refreshment,n
nkewlse the Armory and Council Chamber.
coAMASDERIEs-
lS-passtine, firSt aud third Mondays.
4--MOrton, second and fourth Mondays.
l-CoumDlan, hrst and rnird Tuesdays.
5j--Yorx. first and unird Wednesdays
Sl-Mannattan, second and fourth Wednesdays
23--CGur de Llon, second and fourth Fridays.
A. A. AND s. RTE.-Iempiar Lodge or Perfec-
zion. Council, Chapter ana Ionslstory, every SAT.
urday.
The janitor's apartments are in the upper
portion Of the building.
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FREEMASONRY.
The Completion Of the New York Temple
Description Of The Boston and
Philadelphia Temples.
OUR VISITORS AND THEIR HOSTS.
The BanQuets To Be Given and
Eospitalities Dispensed.
INCIDENTS.

Within the past few days the Masonic Temple,
commenced In June, 1870. mas been completed.
Work was concluded on saturday last and New
FORK craftsmen have building OF which they
may well feel proud About $1,000 600 have been
expended IN the construction, furniture and dec
ofauon OF The Temple, which. with one exception,
10 the most expensive structure devoted TO
Masonic purposes In the world. AL the lodge
rooms. iullJ described in previous Issue OF the
GERALD, ore occupied each evening In the week.
THR CORNER STONE
was laid on June S, 1870. and the event was duly
;sIeDrated ABOUT 10 900 Aasons participating IN the
ceremonies. The procession was two hours pass
ing Q given point Il. +. a. Clay Preston WAS
Grand MARSHAL. The principal aids were John +.
Bendix Rowland +. Hill, William Edwards, Robert
Irwin, Charles :. Arthur ana Richard Campbell.
There were ten divisions,
THE PROCESSION
moved through Twenty.tnird street to Madison
svenue, 70 Foriy-second street, 10 Filth avenue,
70 Foru-sixtn street. to sixth avenue, 20 Thirty.
ioartn street, 70 Filth avenue, 10 Twenty-tsrd
street. AT halLpast eleven tue site or the pro-
posed Tempe vas reached. Al twelve O'Clock the
ceremonies oflayng the corner stone commenced.
PRAYER was offered bY r. w. and Rev. r. L. Schooa.
maker. alter which anthem was sung by 81.
cecile Logo, No. 56s. X. W. John II. Anthem,
Deputy Grand Master announced to N. W. James
Gibson, GraSd Master, that the trustees had ar
rived at point where they we're justified oJ
nnds In hand IN commencing the erection Of the
Temple. He then presented N. W. John slmons
?. G. N. and Grand Treasurer, Chairman or the
Committee OF Arrangements, who announced thaS
ali things were IN readiness for the solemn cere.
nony. Grand Chaplain schoonmaker delivered
az Invocation, and mozart Looge, Of Philadelphia,
lang an anthem. The ieaosn chest was then
brought forward, and after paper mad been read
describing the contents OF the same, Il was placed
ander the csrner stone IN q cavity. which was
covered With . copper plate bearing these In.
acriptions.-
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l5e--Oceaa, second ana fourth Mondays.
l97-York, frst and third Tuesdays.
402-Cresceat, second and fourth tuesdays
GOA Perfect ASalar. first aud tnlrd Wednesdays.
637-Gramercy, second ana fourth Wednesdays.
2Tl-Cnancelor Walwortn, hrst and third fnurs-
days
335-Amerlcus, second and fourth Thursdays.
62s-Citlzens', second aud fourth Fridays.
THIRD FLOOR.
This floor contains three more Blue lodge
rooms, the Composite Corinthian and Clinton,
and one Chapter room, Egyptian. The
following lodges meet therein:--
COMPOSITE ROOM.
23-Adelphi. ilrss aad t.ird Mondays.
64-iafayette, second and fourth Mondays.
2+5-Eureka, first AND Third Tuesdays.
lI4-Piati. second aud fourth TUESDAYS.
2eS-Herman. first and thtTd Wednesdays.
652-Perseverance, second and fourth Wednesdays.
.50-Shakespeare first and third Thursdays.
323-Amty. second and fourth Thursdays
31e-Atias, first ana third Fridays.
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24a-Hope, every Friday.
nohlC ROOM
tS-MontgCmsry. first ana tnlrd Mondays.
J SD Excelsior. second and lonrrh Mondays.
225-Enterprlse. hrsL end third Tuesdays.
2T5--$g lvan Grove. second aud fourth tuesdays.
Gi6--Ivanhoe. first and .hlrd Wednesdays.
25--Atbion, second aud fourth Wednesdays.
443--Hiram, nrsJ and tnlrd rnul sdays.
G03--Astor, second and rOursh Thursdays.
.09-National FIRST ana tnlrd Fridays.
35--lfoward, second and fourth FridaTs.
Cso-Repubnc, flrst ana third Saturday.
IONIC EOoG
6o-concUrd, rst and thru Mondays.
i0S-Clty, second ana fourth Mondays.
34S-Adelpnic, nrsc and third TUESDAYS.
24l-uonsttuuOn, second ana fourth Tuesdaya
255-ContlnentAl, dr3u and thlrd Wednesdays
S56-CnItad Brothers, second and fourth Wednes-
DAYS
246-Arcapa, first and third THURSDAYS
I--st. johns second and fourth THURSDAYS
S3s-Putnam, nrst and third Fridays
467-Greenwlcn, second ana iourtn Fridays.
LIVINGSTON ROOM.
aos-Cyrus, frat ana third Mondays.
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FIRST FLOOR.
This floor contains the grand veshbule,
offices Of the Grand Master and Grand Secre-
tary and the Grand Lodge Room.
SECOND FLOOR.
The various Blue Lodge rooms are shown on
the second floor, the names of which are
designated. It 10 here that the first three de-
grees Of Masonry are worked. The following
are the names of the lodges and the times and
places at which they severally meet.
81 TUSCAN ROOM
657-Lyings;on, rSt and third Mondays.
257--Mounf Neooh. second and fourth Mondays.
52s-Monitor. frs ana third tuesdays
s34-VerItas, second and fourth Tuesdays.
2o6-Emplre City, first and third Wednesdays.
7o-John Hancock, second and fourtn Wednes-
days.
G34-Scotia, first and third Thursdays.
ls7-Darcy, second and fourth Thursdays.
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The timeKeeper was a. Foster Higgins, and tina
course FOR nrst class yachts was from me stake
boat OF the club house, up staten Island Sound.
from Perth AmDoy, round the stakeboat on Tot.
tenvilie ). T., ana back. round, starting down
Princes Bay, ABOUND siakeboaS on Wards POINT
around BLACK Can buoy on Keyport, around Great
Kill buoy, thence home, around buoy on keyport.
back 10 starting point, distance VI twenty lone
4 nd O bali miles.
The course Tor the second class boats was 70
turn the Black Can buoy. to MAKE Tor aud turn
Red Bank buoy, and return home, dista &c OIL
fifteen miles.
the Cheemaun, No. 4, came in an easy winnef
in 5h am, followed BY the Ocean spray OF thu
same cass.
The $3.50. No. 9, came IN a winner OF the second
class followed by the Cn-Psi. OF the same class
The prizes Tor the winner OF either class were Ne
same. and we're pair or mariae glasses or a suyer
pot. at the option OF the winner. The stars W IA
lying one, in excellent order as iollOws:-
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sourHEnN arRsrs.

Inc Manhattan Commandery, under command
or William Blanek, win turn out this afternoon
and receive, at me loot OF Cortlandt street, the
Baltimore Commandery, the Monumental city
COmmandery. the Maryland Commandery and the
Grand Lodge OF the state OF Maryland. They VIII
be escorted up Broadway 20 the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, where they Will make their headquarters
during Their s0journ IN tue city on Hednesday
afternoon grand banquet Will be given tnem az
TG:amanY Hall. COLUMBIA Commandery No. J., OF
this city, will also receive to-day Damascus Com.
mandery, OF Newark; the Palestine CommRndery
ano the Monroe and Cyrcue commaunenes, u
Rochester, n. ".
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We published several days ago description
in detail Of the new and beautiful Masonic
Temple, which, with all the solemn and
peculiar rites Of the Fraternity, is to be dedi-
Gated to morrow. 1t is, therefore, now IN
necessary 70 recapitulats any portion Of the
saue, but we present to our readers carefully
prepared diagrams which show the interior
arrangements OF the edifice, and likewise indi-
cate the times and places of meeting Of the
various lodges OF the city. This diagram will
be found especially valuable for reference by
every member Of the Order.
THE GROUND FLOOR.
On the ground floor are the side entrance
and elevator on Sixth avenue and the main
entrance ON Twenty-third street
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rear. The Agnes tore her jib topsai while setting
~, but as she split open shortly alterward the
accident did not retaru her speed very mucn. The
Triton set a big in topsa and husgea up 10 wind
board ana came along wing and wing. The Two
big sloops Orion ana Cndine were having quite 4
pretty race together, hut gradually parted COM
pany, the Undlne Keeping along the
SANDY HOOK SHORE,
while the Orion stood OF toward Staten Island,
following ihe Triton. Tue Agnes came up in thS
wake OF The Peerless and, taxing her wind luffed
up little and followed after the UIdne. or the
round and Joined company lhey shortly aiter-
ward passed tue Kaiser. which was mali mile
ahead OF the Josephine. The Undine was doing
well. leading tue feet, followed by the
Agnes, Triton, Vision and ORION. The latter
soon hegan - make play and, passing tne Vision,
followed up after the Triton. As the reet came
up toward the karrows, the breeze gradually ale6
tide. Inc Peerless was leading the neet. followed
ny the Triton. Cndine and orion. The agnes ana
Vision followed afterward, shOrt dist2Eeu
aheEu Oh Toe Kaiser. Rounding Bay Kiu.s
Tns Triton got little the best q ,i TAG
10 go 10 wtndward paid on and tried 10 20 "
under her lee. The Cndine came next. followed Oy
the Orion vision, Agnes and Kaiser. GONG up the
bay the breeze was very lght and tue linton held
her lead until within quarter o! = mile or ZONE.
when the unuine went 10y TO leeHard and was tne
first to let go her anchor. at 90 l.. III TIE CDdInd
sailed well all day and VIII prove dangerous als
tagonist In the sloop races during the season. IaS
Triton came next closely followed by the Peerless.
ORION, Vision, Agnes and Kaiser. fAe Josepnlns
was not successful coming home she waE
gong out, as she was not In sight wnen the ress
or iRe 1eet came 10 anchor. On the whole the
opening proved a decided success, md some eighty
members OF the club enjoyed q very pleasant ssl.
The annual regatta or the Atlantic CLUB VIII %
sailed on June 81
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r. yacAts Ripple, Mr.. Heninan owner, ana
cnsrm, Mr.. Ksseham owner, having Just com.
pfsted their repairing started on their n-st rsea
OF the season YESTERDAY from Hohoken. TIE wind
was not a. all favorable for them during Jhe race
down 20 the can buoy. to which they we're 70 sail
aud return, but on tae return little breeze
over was about twenty-five miles, and
The yachts ola not reacn home M
nearly I've oicoGk. me Caarm Won tns
race ~ lew minutes. Il tho intention az thx
owners io'match the Two vessels a2aio when tAt
thelrc,Ass,
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MASONIC GOSSIP.

In connections With the approaching saryi ces
we have colated, and now present 10 our readers,
many facts that will be Of interest," 10 tue general
az well as Masonic public. Il viii be observed
that preparations have been made 10 extend
ample and generous hospitality to visiting
brethren. Among The latter It Is announced VIII
be many eminent representatives OF the military,
political aud social OF the United States
coMMASDERY HEADQUARTERS.
me Union Square Hotel win Do headquarters or
The Grand Comnaudery Of the STATE or New
York. All having business 10 be transacted With
them will be speedily and courteousIy dealt with.
Eminent sir az. ert Macoy will be on hand with
his neyer.iaIlng urbanity, aud the documents
appertalnlng 70 the Grand Commandery, OF which
he has been TOR many years the esteemed Grand
Recorder.
TEMPLE comASDERY
No. ., or Albany, viii be well Represented &C the
dedication. VITA their band they will number $50.
This Commandery is celebrated Tor the excellence
81 is drll.. They viii arrive early Wednesday
morning ~ he Peoples Line Of steamers.
SPRINGFIELD taAss.j coHxASDEGY,
~ swords and the Boston Brigade Band viii
leave Springfield az nalf-past seven r. NJ. June /,
By special train. They win be accompanies Dy
the Berkshire Commandery, Of Pittsneid. Mass.
All win be quartered At the Metropolitan Hotel.
they VIII retain ~ SPECIAL train, leaving az ten
minutes past nve r. ~, June Q.
MANHATTAN coMM1spERY
are 10 excellent FORM Maryland Commandery
So. 1 WIN be their special guests. They vii! also
act as escort for Baltimore Cvmmandery No. q
Monumental Commandery No. ., OF Baltimore, and
Columbian Commandery 40. z, OF Washington, ID.
Q. The st. Nicholas HoIel VIII DO the neadqnar.
tiers Of the Wasninatonians and Baltlmoreans. A
grams banquet Will 90 given BY the hsnhat,ans to
tneir guests at Tsmmany Han. Arrangements
nave pOen made for superb AGAR. LIE Batl.
mVfe COmmnn9erles are among the best drilled
and Enest equipped DodIea OF men who adorn the
order Of CAlislian NeignDOfbOod. Manhattan
Will receive their guests Win q salute from tue
Battoty, hsv,Gg onieined permission from the
CgmmAndeFin.Chiei, Governor Tlden. The Balfi.
mUTeeas Will Grrivc Dy boat on Tuesday evening".
MORTON coaGASDERY.
AL the MortOn5 step 90 WItn the left foot and
eVne1 precision ana grace ia field maI9uvr9s,
lie iast Ffiuay evening arm Was highly eTedtage.
he apeca guests " Aorton VIII be PhilaaslPAla
CgEInandsgg, No. e. Who Wiz taFa out $50 stroM
via sshd VI IaII pieces. Mvg!en Promises 10
gaes ge@i17ndcsI ~ xerleF, Va vii ~ he
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a delegation in full English regulation remplars'
costume.
~. ". Israel W. Powell. Grand Master OF British
Columbia. has quarters in TINS city.
Long Branch lodge Will be the guests or Daniel
Carpenter Lodge.
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NuOftIy after Tue AEnRB Dad uTOIpsu her anchor
y preparatory qua vas fred from lAe nagsatp,
and I'll $40 rne Aeet started loo home. Ihe vi eeze
vas gov deai az, aua the Yachts got OF
wei iOgether, excepting tGe Josephine.
when stariea Se@e seven minutes Nhead,
ID SIS tbr4e schu0nera oil ClUss totttser Tnr
psefl9ss was tgiae aRSaa, le2dlng tHc ITl.gn end
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PERTH AArpoY YACHT CLUB HEaArrI.


The Inhabitants OF Perth Amboy. ToitsnvIlle,
Staten Island. and the romantic shores OF tns
Kill Won Kull mad q gala day celebration yesler.
day, with festivities attendant on the annual re-
gatta or the Perth Amboy Yacht Club. Tne follow.
log were the names Of the yachts which s;arred
in the race, with names OF owners ana dimen-
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The starr was at the very END or the cob tide
and wind ABOUT northeast, but before The nrsE
class boats got up 70 the staSeboat the wind
shifted 70 southeast, giving the second clasa
yscnts 4 FAIR vino. The Cheemaun got around
nrst. having bad good lead and keeping IT.
passing WBnd's Point buoy at In. CON-, ana
at Great Kill buoy at 80. 03m. 20s. At Easl
Point puoy the Chi.Psi was ahead at 50. 35m. Inc
nome stake was reached In tho order given be-
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YACHTING NOTE,

74oht Kaiser WIlhsn, AZ &, 49, Gfsehss.
Sson New Rocusls, passed WhIisstsas JssisfdAJ,
~ fvun Zoe New YpsR.
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tect was then pl esenkd ana formally instructed
10 continue the work. ana, by direction OF the
Grane Master, the Grand Marshal proclaimed that
the ceremonies were completed. aIier which an
orariou was delivered by Brother and Rev. Ebert
dredr ana we re dismissed with the benediction.
sEATING THE CoPEsToNE
This ceremony properly belongs 70 the degree OF
Most Excellent Master one OF the Chapter degrees,
and IL rarely performed. On TIE occasion OF scat
ing she copestone OF the Temple the WORK was
very brief, OWING TO the illness or IA. W. Grand
Master Christopher G. Fox. An emer2eat Grand
Lodge was organized on the morning OF October
or the building. When all was In readiness on
the neither stone copper plate was fastened by
plate was she following inscrip tion:-
t1 II iss p SescS sl a0 is7s s% s7.
This copssionS Of tae Masonic SIaS Tel, Temple
'ppl ". e esristCpb 5erSi y ToI rue
Grant Master Of MSsons in New YORK.
4 ssssis, 4 BY - ,iTsna onieers Irn:tsessf
Vow, my Cod Iei 6eseech ihes
Thine f. Eyes s g. OPEN sn;S ana a. eI p reS:
that Ii uttered in this place"
Alter the fastening OF fne plate the copesttne
the srfose or Ugh twelve. The Grand Master then
tried the stone by toe square, level and plumb,
and declared tnat y was properly iald: As ne
times with gavel maze from wood cut on Mount
Lebanon. Brief speeches we're made and tae
TaE MASONIC TEMPtR IN BOSTON.
The Masonic temple In Boston was conl pleted and
dedicated June "a, 1857. The material OF which the
building constructed is cut granite me singular
architectural properties OF the building Its elab-
crate nnlsn and the Deauty OF Its embellishments
have peen greatly admired People OF taste aud
culture have pronounced II one Of the most beau
tul and classical specimens Of architecture In the
country. There were large number Of Masons
present at tue dedication rom various parts OF
the country. Manhattan Lommandery, with
nlnety.six swords. l.. Z. Jonn hoOl, were
present rom New York also Populations
from Columbian, IndIyislole Friends. Cilnton and
De WIT Clinton COMMANDMENTS and HUDSON
River Commandery OF Newpurg. Boston, for some
reason, does not participate in the dedication OF
tue Masonic temple IN New York. he cost OF tue
RostOn structure was s4ls.533 o3; furniture.
$4,000.
TIC PHILADELPHIA MASONIC TEAPLk.
This, tie most massive and expensive building
devoted 10 Mnsoulc uses IN the world, was dedi-
Gated on the 20tn OF september, 1875. IL wasnot
then wholly completed nut mas been since nnisHed.
Tue materla. 81 the building Is granite, and IL Is
nv far the most elegant ediuce la Philadelphia.
The building Is entirely devoted to Masonic pur-
poses and IL admired BY all who have mad the
pleasure OF examining Il. A large delegation nom
New YORK asslstea st the dedication. which closed
with elegant banquet. Philadelphia Will be
well represented mere on Wednesday. The cost or
sue Pbilade paia temple was about sl,550,Ooo
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The cement was then spread on the foundation
atone o. Brother John 7. Conover, the builder Of
cue Temple, AFTER wElch, under direction OF Grand
Master GIBSON, the corner stone was lowered 10
its place, -. cecns Lodge meanwhile singing an
anthem. Tne stone was then tired ~ the
square" she level" and the plumb" and re.
pert made that the craftsmen had done tEsir
saif. AFTER mrsc. proclamation wss made by
pepuv crane Marshal Frederick ". Herring, IN
she hsme Of TIE Grand Master thAt the stone was
pIame lever ans ssuars, vel formed trus and
Husiy, ana aaiy laid according 10 iae anelsat
eass0us, 1sagss aua forms Of he CrOn.
coEN, WINE AND OIL
Affss another oathea Lad been sang the en-.
ElsmaNo corn, Wiss and OIL we're poured ea tue
sl0Be ~ toe Deputy Crssd Master, ssnlos ana
Isni0s esahd Wasdsns sgoA invoslag BLESSINGS Ga
80 srfg tao CtaH sos sas rsGsis. iss sssh.
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THE JERSEY YACHT CLUB.

The grandrregatta or the Perth Ampoy Club VIII
ocoar On the Fourth OF July next.
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Explanation Nesting Of the Led