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ENCT RNION OF PlRK LODGE.

with heat ana humility AT full play. II was II
great relief to leave the city FOR day last Wedncs-
day. and the pleasure much heightened by be-
ing with the brethren OF Park Lodge Although
the starting time was given o'clock 1t was
much later giviny the usual hour OF grace 70 the
many patrons before the iron steamer left her
dock loaded with The members Of Park Lodge
their wives and friends. The Iron steamer Sirius
was literally packed. and this was about the only
thing which might he construed az marring the
complete success Of the affair; but though the
decks and cabins were so crowded nobody In
any ones way. and the almost good nature and
harmony prevailed throughout the day and even
the most stole philosopher Oh board the boat ac-
knowledged that ii was hot, very hot. but that did
not count Park Lodge came out for days en-
'oyment and 50 I'm the shade cannot stand In the
way Of the will and termination Of the members
OF Park when bent upon fun and enjoyment
The moment he boat fairly out In the
stream the multitude began to devise the partcu-
lar line of. fun he or she thought would be best
suited for the day and the occasion. The elders
sought cool spots In tn" forward part TO enjoy the
ozone which came off the Sound while the younger
portion Of the party not satisfied that II was
warm enough began TO dance most vigorously.
"ius, TO keep in motion" There was one exception
10 this rule Venerable Brother Robert b. Living
ston was floor manager How This came about
was a puzzle all present-how the brethren
came TO select this veteran for such an Office was
a mystery: but he seemed 10 mi The bilr' with
grent nicely ana gathered around him the best
looking giris in the party. furnishing partners for
an who dc sired dance W. Richard Shcpf ri, the
Master was chairman OF the Rec rtion Committee
J,roth.r William J. Moore was chairman of the
Committee Of Arrangements. aud Brother John
Coulter was chairman ~ the Supervising Com
mitte. This last committee had a snecgrc. There
WIS nothing 10 supervise. rs all tho members
and checrfuly supervised themselves
III. aYair was n very successful one. and the
.ornmittces were praised oy all present Among
,hn many guests were several Grand Lodge officers
Including r. w. William J. Mcdonald. Grand
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LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC QuARRrEs.

iiE lOlLfsRS IN MASONlC QtAhklEo
Normal Lodge conferred the third degree In fine
style. w Master Campbell presided. H. w. Allan
Williams presented the working tools. and W.
Huntington. OF Bethel gave the historical lecture.
Others assisting In the good work were w. Me-
Clelland of New York: Combes. " Harlem Lodge.
Dickcy. OF Nassau; Sharp. Of Scotia; Ludwig. OF
Iecumsch and Laird Boescly and Haggerty, OF
Normal. The lodge called of to September.
NewYork Lodge gave the second degree in the
presence of very good attendance. W. Walter
Miller presided w Van Colt. of RidgewOod Lodge.
explained the working tools There were also pres
Sharp. Laird. Dck-y and Newly ork's own H. Il.
Valentine Denzer. Anderson Valentine Schneider
and Alexander McClelland. Business is expedited
In this lodge In such manner that the lodge
usually closes about ~ O'Clock giving the bro thren
a chance to home early or spend a social hour.
and still be home In good season. Other lodges
should follow the example of this early closing
lodge
At a meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Ncw-York Pipe Bending and Machine Company
held recently, George H. Rowe Deputy Controller
OF Brooklyn. wcll-known member OF the frater-
nifty. elected treasurer Brother George IL well
known as n good ''all around Mason" and can fill
any Office whether Controller of Brooklyn or treas
OF anything. president Of the lrcss club or
toastmastor at dinner. He can handle the gavel
the pen with equal skin.
Ivanhoe Lodge conferred the first degree. with
Masonic lights in the audience, II. ". William IL
Miller. IT, F. ID. ID. OF the Fifth: r. W. NJ. ID.
Getty. f. ID D. OF the Ninth; II. w: Geo. W; Ar
mold ~ Onebcc W Mcdonald, OF Polar Star;
Sharp, OF Scotia; Huntington, Of Bethel; Sheldon or
Continental. and W. Berry.
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ROYiL lRCU ITEMS.

sssTtSS WIN FoSs f caTk in ,hc Eas and
,,a'ent present were X Fl Frederick f. Davis. NJ
H. r.. nl'ch Blase soggatt and others tn.on IL al,
enec, upon the compa MONS of this chapter
All ir ~ met Mond2y night Truly, Triune goes On
foes on with his chapter and by his side is COMP
ms .ss Mhitney and Stephen G. Bedell, who are an
rns MARX Past and Most Exccen' degrees were
cha, n III form, the officers alternating ~ the
my, nnS Edgar Nj Ayers Charles Stewart. OF orient
snce "esseho"rr Of Metropolitan were In attend
G4 n2sal Arch Masons at It's last cenvUeaon
ana David McKesey. NJ E.'s Fitch and Bogert.
s,ewsr;A IGeri Maxhed and David Kinds. Charles
gree,ad W VILLAIN Hevenor welcomed and gracefully
fcl,c,oss an ms distinguished guests In cordial ana
weather "'S s'o" "''e""ance IN spite OF Inc "o'
Out ~" ,b membership OF capitular Masonry through
+ so use Of complaint of failing OF here and there
. y,{ local and temporary. The CHARGES that
' se ~ next be r. Snan maze he
ilcuar rs lSgho 70 De sroWing one IN any par
I'm hes 10 employ proper methods 10 copnteract
members and good work
b: nSpuni Zion Chapter No. 23l Royal Arch Masons
Tso us stated convocaton in It's tabernacle,
IT, ny -thirdsi. and sixth-aye on the 2sth ut
The Hoynl Arch degree conferred in fun form
men "eainer was quite warm but with such crafts
ta arse and Meyerhoz Of Noun, zdn Right FIX
Veil " EH MY2ehsam. Grand Master Of the First
Mo-, u" Mchelsey, Assistant Grand Lecturer
iepn,E tx. T., Companion Fitch. OF Metropolitan: Bret
Of Nssso oi mouni Vernon. y. j.. Companion Brown
Mon,aa"u ana Maxfcld. Grand Representative OF
Tres, ,aiia me work needs no further comment. So
footnsa was me interest manifested that all
Fr '" 20 until the close, which was in full form
y.,s, Iompanion David McKclsey presiding The
nen reire shments followed short speeches peril
nn"b thenarks interspersed with some wit and
hour ' oe'a"ihs the companions until q late
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Treasurer. With. Mrs, Mcponald;, Mrs Ess i
Robert Roherts and life. II. VI John Spence. Mrs.
Spence Miss Sadie Spence, r. w William q
Thomson. Grand STANDARD Bearer. with wife and
ton and Taddiken, i. w, Allan williams and
little st Cece Rocker. named after 81: Cecile
Lodge No. 5sS r. W. Moses u. Getty. Of Yonkers;
brought many fish to his net w Samuel Frank
fort and wife. W. William Bartey of pcntalggha
ana Grant of Greenwich Rushhaupt, OF Uhland
Hamman, Of Scion; Johnson Of LIyngstonj Nc;
Tecumseh: J. s. Miller. Washington Alexander. Of
Hope. b; b. Levy. Of Emannel: Brown: Baldwin y.l
SON James Il. Corbitt. W. Van Cort Miss Rem
shard. Mrs. Blduvelt. OF Golden Link Mrs Roster.
Mrs Van Pet, Miss Meek OF Delta: Courtree
and Mrs Holmes.
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during the comforting Of the degree. Wor. Brother
{. w. Smith presided In the East r. W. Matthew
Taylor presenting the working tools. In tho floor
work OF the second section. the following brethren
rendered valuable assistance Wor. Brothers
Knapp. OF Bethel Tuthill. of Mnntou; Aud. Of
corinthian: Hughes. OF Palestine, and Brother
Anderson. the peTipetetc Senior Warden Of the
Eighth.
The historical lecture was delivered In the usual
effective manner by that tried and true friend.
whose name is held In high vencration by the
craft Nor. Brother Ludwig of Tecumseh
knickcrbock"r's old guard of T.. NJ were on
hand. Il. w. Brother Tony Woman. Wor Broth
crs Norris. J. NJ. Smith. Cowen and Harding The
sweet singer" Wor. Brother lie Grand Mckown,
being ILL., and unable to attend. was sadly missed.
On account Of the extreme heat the fourth degree
was postponed TO the second Tuesday In Scptem-
Der. To which time the lodge called or. when
the third degree will he again conferred. Good for
knickerbocker and It's young master,
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making merry and being happy.
Das Johanis Fest. The postponed celebration of
the St. Johns Festival will be held at Timer Park.
GraVcsend Long Island next Friday. All the fun
and sport which has been bottled III since the 24th
OF June vii. then be uncOrked, and the brethren
cordially invited to assist
Templar Lodge did not cali off this summer as
has been customary for many years because OF an
efficient of officers and willing working mem
beers who support these officers, hence the change.
Templar will confer the first degree on August IL.
All visitors will be made welcome at No S0l West
Fifty -eighth-st.
on Tuesday. August /. the brethren Of the Third
District. some 2OJ in number. take their second
annual outing TO Colisse Point. They are known
AZ the Fratcrnal Associ.t iOu Of the Second and
Third districts Of Brooklyn. The start will be
made from the Bridge Dock at O'Clock sharp
Tuesday morning the steamer Aurora, on board
OF which will be good music and refro Shments.
Arriving AT the Point breakfast will BE- served
Max Zrhdcn's hote, Football and baseball will
be INDUCED In from picked teams. and those de-
string can amuse themselves boating. hathil 2 fish
ing etc The committee I'm charge W. Bro.
Edmister. Of Greenwood Lodge w. Bro. Wheeler.
Of JOppa, and W Bro. SilVera. of Eel Lodge,
from whom tic kcts can be- procured. After The
games a frst-class dinner viii he served about
=. m. and the return trip home will start about $
=. \ fine days sport Il promised. and those
brethren Of New-York Brooklyn who intend par
tcipatinr should not fail to secure tickets early
rs rOSsfblc
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ALLAN WILLIAMS.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTER OF THE
SEVENTH DISTRICT.


SEVENTH DISTRICT
Allan Williams, whose picture will be found in
ths column. Is the present District Deputy Grand
Master OF the Seventh Masonic District. and an en-
thusiastc and energetic Mason
Mr.. Williams was born forty-seyen years ago.
october 70 1919. In Prnces-st.. Fitz Roy Square.
London. England. and. II heredty has any founda-
Ton In fact. II night be said he was born In the
fraternity. as both paternal and maternal grand
fathers. besides being prominen: men In the COM
mun'ty in which they lived. also honorcd as
Masons by serving in the East OF their respective
lodges
HIS paternal grandfather William Williams Of
Newport, ENGLAND. the leading business man
or his line. church warden. Master Of Albany
Lodge No. l5l. and Past Provincial Senior Grand
Warden.
His maternal grandfather was Joseph Poore also
a resident of Newport England the most prom
ineSt monumental stone IN the Isle Of
Wight owned considerable property and at tines
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KNTCEERHOCKTR.

knickerbocker Lodge has no posfponeInen'S on
account Of tho weather. when there ~ WORK 10 no.
Not withstnndng the overbearng conduct OF Cen
oroI Humidity last Tuesday evening, three candi-
dates were raised to the sublime degree OF Master
Mason. ~
Tbe ID d. g. NJ r. ". Brother Matthew Taylor
WAS introduced "unoffcialy" by the only Tony,
and after being received with the honors, lei on,
few rrowls about cruelty to animals. but win
good Masonic courtesy and grace. made himself
,eful by presiding very efficiently at the organ
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CO.HING EVENTS.

Pyramid Lodge No. 100 will confer the first de-
gree next Friday evening. Brethren always re-
ccivc q cordial and warm greeting Ia this lodge
wyoming Lodge OF Wcstchestcr, will have an
outing at Lohbaucr's Bay View Villa Park, on
been recently added to the Metropolitan District
Seventh and this outing will furnish an excellent
ac1uainted with their newly acquired brethren
and there will or should be. "A very large party go
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Mcsonic DrretlorD.

secretaries will kindly examine the names
Of the respective officers I'm the cards and
send corrections, IL required to the Ma
sonic Department of The Tribune. The Ma
sonic Directory IL published every sunday.
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ADELPHi LODGE No. % meets fret and third Tuesday
al Masonic Hall.
WA A. SWAN NJ CHAS s. CONNER. 5. W.
LEM. RAPHAEL, J. W. JOS. BLrMENTIIAI. Treas
WM. MACIlOI. secretary. 100 F.. Doth st.
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ADELrHIc No. S4s meets first ANA third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall.
WIN. ID. GAIGE. NJ. l. 3 TAITE :. W
W. &. DEGEN, J. W GEO. w WHITE. Treas
Il. f. FRYER. Secretary 30 Pine-s,.
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ALBION No. % meets second and fouth Mondays II
Masonic HAIL
EDWARD {. TITUS NJ HOWELL G. REFS, J: W
HENRY VI. BRiSTOI.SW. CUAs. A. BENEDICT Treas
\. EliARpT. Secretary Box 20. Masonic Hail.
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CONCORD LODGE No. D. meets first and third Mon
day at Grand Opera House. sth-aye; and 23d ST. -,
j. X. FAIRBANKS. NJ ALFRED STEtllENS. = W
T. J. VAN SAUN. J. W. las. f. TOMPKlNs. Treas
CHARLES T. DAMN. Secretary. 3ii West THIRTY first st
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CHARTER OAK LODGE No. 249 npses second and
fourth Wednesdays a Masonic Hall
RICHARD BUSH, NJ. JOS. ". MALONE j. W.
JACOB 4. ONDRAK J. W. JAS Y. WATKINS Treas.
ROLLA O. SMITH Secretary. 4i0 West l27th- st.
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ASTOR LODGE NoGo3 second and fourth Thurs
DAYS At Masonic Hall
GEO. w. TALIMAN. VI. ELMER G.. SANMIS, $ w
8. q. TETS. J. ". GEO. W. ARNOLD. Treas
JOHN THOMPSON. Secretary. l0T Wall-st
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ALMA LODGE No. 72s second and fourth Thurs
DAYS az Lexington Opera House. 5sta.st ana Sd,ave
HENRY A. ROGERS NJ j. :. PETERSON, ) w
FRANK II. SIiARrS,JW. GEORGE H. T0OP. Treas
B. W. HOuGH. Secretary 5i4 T.. SSH ST
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CONTINENTAL. LODGE No. 2sI meets first and third
Wednesday in Masonic Hall. -
BENZ. Asa StELDON VI. WM +. L. SMITH. : w
HENRY MCLEANE.LW. j. X. DINsMORE Treas:
pLTEK ]. HOGERr. SECRETARY. Box 81 Masonic Han.
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COPESTONE LODGE No. Cal meets second and fourth
Wednesday Masonic Hall -
CIIAS. r. HOTMER VI. MATHEW NICOl.lNO S. W
EBFNFXER pRAIER.J.W. MARTIN kALB. Treas
HARRY r. GIBSON. Secretary @1 ". is'h ST
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CORINTHIANS LODGE NJ. AS second
fourth THURSDAY AT isonc Hall.
ROBERT AUD. NJ. HENRY WOODS, 5. w
EDW. GREGORY j. W. GEORGE STONE. Treas.
GEORGE THORNTON. Secretary. Bslleyiile. y. J.
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AMERICUS LODGE No. 535 and third Thurs
days at Masonic Hall
WM r. RELlEA NJ J. +. KNOWLES, y. W.
VIM. II. LONG. j. " DAN I. SAMSON, Treas
JOHN l.. WIDDER Secretary. Al Fourth-ave.
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BETHEL LODGE No. 1913 meets frs. and third satur-
DAY Masonic Hall
WM. +. MALLOrH. ". WIN ID. NIELLEY. >. W.
JACOB T.. HUNTER. J. W. THOMAS NORTON, Treas.
ALEXANDER CONNELL. Secretary Cos f. l3Ith-st
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CITY LODGE No. f0s meets first and third Monday at
Masonic Han
HENRY j. MULLER. " +. o. MIDDLEBROOK. s W
JOSEPH Il STINER. J. W. II. =. MULLER. Treas.
JOSEpH q. MILLER. Secretary. ~ Mohegan ave.
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Masonic Hall
JOHN W. ALLISON NJ GEO. H. BROOKE. 5. W.
Eol IS KOETSCII. J. ". HENRY F. BROWN, Treas
g. j. BLOCK, Sec Box 3l6 Masonic Hall or 253 10Th st
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CHARITY LODGE No 7e7 meets nrs third and Mt
Trieay Circle Hall, Eghtha and Fifty eighth,
HENRY H. DREYER. NJ. y. Z. CTBBERLEY. s.
l.. u. CHAPMAN, i. ". J. J. HUMPHREYS, Treas.
DAVID TAYLOR. Sec. lOih-st. and West End ave
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MASONIC DEPARTMENT

.,xpr-cTED BY THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF TIE
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK
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CRESCENT LODGE No. 402 meets second ard fourth
Thursdays Masonic Hall.
JOEL. : MASON. r. OWEN II. ABRAHAM. : W.
,HAS g III NJ. J. W. .. W. DCSENBERRf Treas.
IL BAILEY Secretary. 81 y 13th-s T. Orange, y. j..
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az Masonic Hall " ~ ~ ' VIII" '"'''"""
PHILIP JOSEPH NJ uaz.rToS cprxcrp q M
hEf = ROSENTHALJ.w sAMt'Ef. BRAND Treas
W. - 'ESSCP. Secretary. ~ south 6th-st Drookiyn
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. NEPTUNE: LODGE No. ai7 meets second and fourth
Fridays at Masonic Hall.
I. J. HALE. NJ r. NJ BARNES g. W.
H. +. SIEDERT. J. W GEO BLACKBURN trsae
JOHN r. WALTZ. Secretary. $50 West cS;h-sI
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Masonif Dirftforn.

NAPIITiiALf LODGE No. 752 meets FIRST and third
Thursday at New Horton building i42 West l25th-se
f 4, nnuL y d, r. NJ TH0s pALMr0np = W.
| j. H. HYDE Secretary. 1870 Columbus ave.
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lVANHOE COMMANDERI No 90 meets third Thurs-
day at Masonic Hall 80 o'clock.
JAS II. CURTIN, r. = y. L. FRANCISCO, Gen
MARTIN % GOOD. G. q. WM. H. PEckHAN. TseAA
HENRY W. ROE Recorder. Is Eas, i2sh-st
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DANIEL. CARPENTER LODGE No. CAB meets second
and fourth Saturla; Masonic Hall.
WM H. COLLINS. NJ WM. H. lENERlCH y. w
GO. A DREW, ); ". J. p. Ro0ME; Treas.
EDWIN II. LOVELESS. Secretary. 3VI East 2lst-s.
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POLAR STAR LODGE No 2H m.s,s ar., ana ,h,,a
MONDAY at Masonic Hall 49, ~ INV nv" INV
FRANK L. HAMILTON n Cuas r m Or I'M
WIN, A. SHEARS J. W CRY rt;iGiN Trsas"
W. W. WlI.I-TAMjON. Secretary 22S East 1gth-se
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PACIFIC LODGE No 233 meets first and third rhuru.
Gays at Masonic Hall 49, 1865 ''~
s.uIIRiCK HEBBERD NJ NJ PETERSON q "
CiAS J. WEBER T. " g. r Rrf'HARDsOY Treaa
ROBERT BETTY. Secretary. .2is Third ave
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NETWORK LODGE 80 $50 meets second and fourth
tuesday at Masonic Hail.
WALTER MILLER. NJ. L. r. SAKE g. w.
JOHN NlCkfNsON, J. W. q. IIEI,MST FTTER TresA
GEORGE w ANDERSON. Secretary. 10 Cfosby-sG
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D1RIGo LODGE No. 30 second and fourth Mon
day at Masonic Han. - -
AARON MORRIS. NJ MOSES H. setback, s. W.
A. BERNSTEIN. j. W J. ID. BENQlAlL. Treas
JULIUS BLUMENBACH Secretary. II East l09,h-st.
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DARCY LODGE No ISL meets second and fourth Mon
DAYS at Masonic Hall -
TIIOS. w. pOMROl. VI. J.. 8 IHlBOUKG ;. W.
ROBT. KANTEP, J.: W H. MANNES Treas.
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rSHAKDSPEARE LODGE No I,o meet. fra, .,,..
Inursdav at Masonic Hall $3.50 wv "'''s "'s' ana th're
isAAC MINER NJ N y p.crr G W.
MYER KRASNEP W ~. e. "a ~ - W.
''"AHD "OTT.IEB Secretary 80 y i2,,h-st
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OCEAN LODGE No 100 meets second and four,A
rnunrsdays az Grand Opera House sth-aye and 23d-s
IHcMAS SHARtOw NJ JOHN r. BURROWS g. W,
CHAs. 4, CROWLEY. Jw. cHAS RENTER Treaa
oEO W. STEVENS. Secretary. C63 shave.
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EMPIRE CITY LODGE meets first and third wednes
day at Lexington Assembly Rooms 5sth-sI and Sd
SAMUEL. c. BAUM. NJ JACOB w. ENDEI. s W.
WM KiINGENS1FlN.J W SIMON ). STERN Treas
JACOB l.. COHEN Secretary 3i5 East 50th-st
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,sUtI*N I.OciE No / meets second sna ,ou,,,
GEO IT ,ttf in y, IAN
ADoiPf, GgERIHG ! ". D schooNMAKEMR' Tres w
\. X. CORBEr. Secretary. linden. 4 '-~
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DAY at Masonic Hall NV "e''' "'s' ana third Thur.
ALEXANDER SHApp ~ .p.,. 49,.
Y ~ mEnt,,.,O.NA!.D J. W PETER ROSS Trea.
" '''' NEN"iE, SO rotary. 20 r. Both 81: Bavorns n,
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al Masonic Hall. . ...,.v a, r,r,,rD ~.
EUGENE BROWN, E G. nEHH, rr,.e 80
Nm K: DUNCAN C. q. EDWARD LEEDS IreaA
WILLIAM l.. GARDNER. Recorder. 2o% GrAnd-ss
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| Wednesday a a4oclc rTau ~ ''' Se'"hh ana fou'to
| I)REPT 7. WRIGHT " rOtfv
F Fred!ir hi ho. W: cMAs + oRDING Tr..s
| - "'S'.''s See'y I0' Washington ave. Brookiyu
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r,esda, iIr i<Dpil: No 56s ees third and arr
Epw 1ntterno9ns a. 70 O'Clock at Masonic Hall
l. O'RFIrHy ipN NJ ARTHUR BISNET a. w.
- oJTTEEHInkf j. ": ROBERT REcKFr rreaS
"rNhf W. ROE. Secretary - East isph-st
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,,,SAoAMORE LODGE No All meet. IRE, 80. .,,.
wednesday Mt Masonc Hal " ''s "'s' ana mrs
cuos I, M1KnIS VIM +. BROWNE 9 w
FP wv ~! H. j. w, JOHN BEAVER Treas
""NN W. FUTILE. Secretary, "a Gold
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EASTERN STAR No 22I meets first and third
Wednesday at Masonic Hall. 80
VORT,RT RICHARDS VI. CHAS W, SHAW s. w.
GEO II. UEARN. J. W. T. LOFWENSIElN Treas.
JOHN II. MEiERHOIH, Sec'y 800 Fast 5jh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

EOOME LODGE No 740 meet. xeoond snd ,o,,,, 49,.
Irdays AZ Ma.onc Hall ' ~'"' a"o 'o' 'n cas'
WM p MARTIN a. l. r,yso>. -
f. JAConSEN j. W f. T siMEs rres,
'""'''S bELkNAP. Secretary iI2 West i2I,h 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

day at Masonic Hall ~ WV '"-''s "'ht hh' tniro ~
+ r = mES II KENNEDY. NJ DAVID q BOYLE 4 w.
iiip ~. WATT y W. WIN J. MDONAI.D Trcaa
NhAKIES H. BALDWIN, gccretary 100 a,h- ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

EXCELSIOR No. i05 meets second and fourth Monday
a Masonic Hall
JOHN Il. GARDNER, NJ WALTER +. PlNE. J. w.
John c. ROOT. s ". F. /. MERRIFIEI.D Treas.
ROBERT S. WARDLE. Secy. 4sl Dean ct. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

STANDARD CTiAi TER No. 252 meets nrs, m, 49,.
Saturday Masonic Hall ' ""u WIN
FREDk. g. BLASE. II. =. JOHN G. GLAZED 70
LEMuEL RUSSELL. = ROBT j. BT,AcK Ia.
DAVID MckEiSEY. Secretary 73 Pearl q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

CONSTANTINE cOMMANlERY No. Is assemble. arys
third and n,h Tuesdays at lexington ave, i25tb
ANON n BRADLEY. T. &. C. A. MARSH Treas
WM H. STAUS. Gen. JAMES rCCHRANE c. q.
JOHN t.. Hill. Recorder. i.i;3 Tinton-ays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

pA,rsTlNE coMMANDERf No IS meets nrst snl
third Mondays. a. Masonic HAL ,,rn A MILLER a
- rppr Nn < y BARNES Den. W. GOODWIN. frsaA
oriAS s. cfIAMPlIN. Recorder. 500 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

KING sOIoMON's LODGE No. go second and
fourth "Wednesday Lex Opera Hogse 5sthst 81
,rii,s-Tiv nFsTFri.EIN Jw Z. DENZER Treasurer
T. HERTZ Secretary 22G Fast s7,h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

RADIANT LODGE No 7s0 meet. mrs, ana ,,,,d r,..
"fISrd Le1nson Opera House, 1876 East ssth-st
W. W; poMPKINS J. W. THEOnORE KATZ rreaa
W. H. A. kOEHL, Secretary S7s Icxnston-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

EMPTRE CHATTER No 10 meets on ,h o.. :.
each month Masonic Hall " '"e SUN cay q
M HEnENOR H. p ANSON r. LUDWIG
~; -. ~ -. b !OWENSTFIN Treaa
''' IT, ~ 30 sc y van Noorhs-st Brooklvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

81 AK OF CUBA LODGE No 7.2 nee,s 80, a,. 49,
n LAssINnn os1ringdaie Annex 100 r. GOtt- st. '"'''
JONAS AnfrE' ~ COLIN y ANDERSON W.
H. H. ATWATER. Secretary 200 Church ST,