New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
COUING EVENTS.

DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsTLEBoARDs.
Benevolent Lodge will confer the first degree next
Wednesday.
Monitor Lodge will confer the third degree next
Tuesday " Giles Rae. master Monitor ls good
lodge TO visit.
Manltou Lodge No. los will confer the first degree
tomorrow evening w. Farchild. Master invites
the brethren TO attend.
Pyramid Lodge will work the first degree next Fri
day evening. W. James II. Kennedy cordially III
vtes brethren TO attend.
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daily invites brethren to attend
Slentia Lodge No 1875 will confer the first degree
next Wednesday. w. Robert l.. Wright raternaiy
invites the craft TO attend en- masse.
Corinthian Lodge will work the second degree next
Thursday. W. Robert Aud, the master. has sps-
ciai attractions in store for all visitors.
Charity Lodge will confer the third degree next
Friday. W. Dryer gathers around him a large num-
Der OF visitors to witness HE good work
N E. George W stIyeTs will visit I Progressive r
panied by his stan OF Grand Chapter officers
Republic Lodge No $50 will work the second de-
gree at the next regular communication Saturday
evening. May 1e Brethren are cordially Invited
Cornhan Chapter No. l59, Robert Rocker. H P.
on Thursday afternoon, at O'CLOCK VIII WORK me
Mark Master Mason's Degree. Visitors always well
come.
Brethren are fraternally requested to attend Al
bion Lodge No &c tomorrow evening. when the
second degree will be conferred. Edward C. Titus is
Master.
Excelsior Lodge meets TO- morrow evening to con
ter, has warm word OF welcome for all visitors'
Go and see him.
Constitution Lodge will confer the second degree,
Carpenter Lodge. will conduct the candidates In the
second section of the degree.
Metropolitan Lodge No 273 will have the second
master, cordially invites brethren to visit Metropol-
itan A warm welcome awaits them all.
Ocean Lodge will confer the third degree next
Thursday. ". Sharlow.. the Master, has the entire
membership with him, hence they all turn out on
lodge nights to assist in the good work.
Charity Lodge Is the first OF the season TO invite
the craft to an excursion. which will take place on
sons.
NJ W. Luke A. Lockwood. Past Grand Master Of
rem at Commonwealth Lodge No. 400 BROOKLYN next
sos% or qRs ee fs on9eS '"eS'a's Sym
Emanuel Lodge will have the Third Degree next next
Se lecture B. n e9 the VII
has made ample provision for full house. and
everybody will be welcome.
will be held Thursday the i4th inst The work OF
the evening will be the second degree. w. Bro;
Harry ]. Goldstone. the Master extends fraternal
invitation to the craft to ASSIST in the work OF the
degree
The next stated convocation Of Crescent Chapter
No. 900 will be held Tuesday evening May IL;
The work OF the evening will be the mark, past and
excellent eel ors Sard oS c ba bes %
ieres Of 'e cresceh working "'ru '0' 0'' HI
The Grand Chapter of Connecticut meets in the
city OF Hartford on next Tuesday. and the Grand
Chapter of New-Jersey Will convene at Trenton on
Wednesday. At both these convocatlcns g. h. r.
Stlvers and with him some OF the Grand Chapter
officers. will attend.
Masonry will never be destroyed FROM the outside.
It's enemies are wihn-men who cheaper II by
hawking Il the streets and trading on their
grips and passwords. 1t Is not all OF Masonry to
wear Masonic pin nor to know certain lectures
better than the Ten Commandments.
\ convention Of the lodges Of the First District
3 GS nsa ds TO- M at
Bay several prominent brethren from tnis city WI
attend. and the d. ID OF the FIRST Dlstrlct, H. W.
William l.. Swan. will be host TO all visitors
The regular convocations OF Phoenix Chapter No.
See directory on this page The oficers OF the chai
ter extend a most cordial invitation to as many
work OF mark masters degree. William Myron
Reynolds. high priest requests specially large at
tendance tomorrow evening.
Gramercy Lodge No 5S7. w. Bro. Alsdorf. Master.
will confer the Third Degree at ,s next regular
GERS OF Gramercy will render the first section. and
the second VIII be given in costume by membeTe OF
Masters ". Bro Eickelburg. OF Scotie, Will deliver
the historical lecture. The Doctor expects crowded
house. and under such a happy combination he de-
serves II.
Committees cannot be too inqulstlve In the in
ves,igation OF the character and habits In their
home le and in public OF applicants for the bens,
no objection. and the committee no hesitation. TO
Der it viii be too late to and out faults and make
objections efter the light has been given to the
applicant; COMMITTEES should not allow religion
manner. They may make up their minds that
candidate who cannot keep secret. who talks too
absolye a person from the Keeping OF secret or
obligation OF any kind or whose mind Is NOT iree
There ia nothing In Freemasonry antagon'stic TO
the Church or the state or the n9me MASON on
a GOOD citizen. true Mason cannot De other-
wise. Therefore do your examining before no
maeT on now nn afe Fault with the Of which
your lodge Is composed