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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
EMANUEL LODGE NO. 653.

This lodge was honored by An official visit OF
r. ". Joseph Lane. d. D. OF the Eighth. who had
escort nearly every Master In the District
With the d. d. were first of all r. W. ]. Stewart
Wilson. p. ID. ID. Taylor and Stockviss Of Veritas
Bennett. Ba,las. Marks. Loveless and Collins, of
Daniel Carpenter Lodge; Holde, Assistant Grand
Lecturer: Wyeth, OF Radiant; Haynes. OF Gavil
Smith and MCGOWAN. Huntington. of Bethel; John
son. Of Livingston and many more. The ID. D.
addressed the brethren. mainly. upon Masonic
charity, and mentioned the Joyce Children Fund, TO
which Emanuel Lodge promptly responded by
donating the required sum. Il. ". j. Stewart Wilson
also spoke. saying he delighted that the good
work IN the Eighth District is continued and that
the Masters stand largely by the present D. D.. and
support him in all that appertains TO the good and
welfare OF the craft The third degree was con-
ferred by the Master w. BENJAMIN B. Levy in ele
giant style. W Rudolph Hode gave the historical
lectnre IN his eonuent and impressive manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
EXCELSIOR LODGE Igj.

Excelsior Lodge No. l9j had the right Of line in
the Temple on Monday. February o. Il being the
occasion Of the official visit Of n. W. w. H. Miller
jr.. TO this lodge Every seat in the Doric was oc-
cup.cd ana staining room was at a premium. W
Bro. j. r. Gardner kept busy the best part
Of the evening welcoming and greeting the DIS
tngu.shed visitors The speech Of the Official Vsi-
tor listened TO With marked attention ana
highly appreciated by al! who were present. r. W.
George White. the Deputy OF the Sixth and T. w
BROS. ellie ana -Afleck also addressed the brethren
Among ihosc who were present r. ". Bro.
Won Mnd'n and delegation from Eureka Smith OF
Gil9ntic; i3ruckbauer. Of damon; Brown 0: Kane:
Ireher ana Halliday. q Hope; Mclaughlin. of Kew
stone; Hamilton. Miller, sr., and Harkness Of
Polar Star; Nsnderyort. Jordan, Buddngion. Kelly
and Wright OF Silentla: Boyd. OF Charter Oak:
Joseph. OF Piatt ilcbberd OF Pacific: Maxficd
I.oudon and Smellie. OF Tempar: Roscnberger
Van llcuwcnn Folsom and Dose of lndepcndent
together With George Burnham jr Crltcherson
and Thornbury. Of Excelsior. The Second Degree
was the work Of the evening. which was con-
forrca in the usual elaborate manner and alto
gether II was great night for ''Old Excelsior AMI
also FOR Bro. Gardner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
MASONIC D0ryGs Ov Long ISLAND.

Suffolk Lodge No. co. Port jefferson. Long lsiahn
ct rs regular communication. held FEBRUARY ~ co
ferred the NJ NJ degree. w. 7. Danes, NJ OF SOUTH
side Lodge No l93 conferred the first section j. W.
Edwin Bailey OF the same lodge. the second sec'oii
ana p. NJ Saxton OF Suffolk. gave the historical
legend. During the evening the members OF the
lodge presented 10 the retiring Master, e. H. Day
ton. elegant gold watch and chain. An ihscrH-
ton engraved the cap az follows RE
sonted 10 p. NJ. Charles h. Dayton, by Su"o'A
Lodge No 60 A. I. 5s95." p. VI. Saxton made Inc
presentation address, and said In part: Nv. Bro
Dayton Twenty-Five years ago last December You
raisel TO the sublime degree OF Master Mason
In this lodge For nineteen years OF that time you
have held office for years as j. d., two as D.
w. two $. W. and for thirteen years as Master
During that unprecedentedly long term. you have
presided az the initiating. passing and raising OF
good many OF your brethren. You have also Of
hclated with dignity solemnity and deep feeling at
the burial OF many who have precedei us 10 that
bourne from whence no traveller returns. You have
been peerless Master. excel.ing IN az 500 quail
!tes Ia that high ana Responsible position IN thus
faithfully dischargng your cuty you nave been -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

Union Chapter conferred the Mark p AMI " +
Degree upon thirteen candidates. but this alleged
ullucky number did not brighten the II. +. T.. Rob
er' H. Clark. IN tho east. The only regret he ex-
pressed was that there two more candidates
ard Will largely augment It's membership during
the present regime.
Triune Chaptcr held one Of its busy convocations
last Monday evening. The H. T.. Comp Marter.
presided He was assisted by II. Els Hall Much
som MaXne.d and Rcynol1o. Grand Secretary OF
the Grand Chapter Of Vermont. AM E.'s Bogert
Armiicd. Base Decker and many Others. The
Mark Deg-ee was given In excellent FORM
neat Compliment was paid to faithful worker
In the Royal craft by Mount Zion Chapter. NJ. H.
Comp. John J. Fox. r II. T., has been In con
tiruci Office IN his chapter since 1876. thirteen
years Of which he has served rs secretary without
fee reward. save the reward of feeling OF hav-
Ing done his duty and this too. with nuch sacr-
ice and great personal nconvenience NJ. -. Jonn
= baldwin. on behalf Of Mount ZION 'hapter. pre-
scented Bro Fox n certificate Of If ncInb'rshp IN
the chapter. which was gratefully acknow'casyH ny
the reclpant Mount Zion has hOnofed lrHcI ny
thus recognizing faithful service ana devotion 10 us
best interest
The many friends OF NJ L. james D. Pollard
have wondered at his absence from the Grand
Chapter at It's last session. the 4th inst. The DIS
tirgi.ished and esteemed brother suffered from an
accident from witch both wrists were Sprai,n
but We are Informed that he Is rapidly recovering
bp" has gained MS '"'' "''''" "''''' w
Jerusalem Chapter rendered public reception 10
the G. H. p. George H. ". Stvera, last fr'uhy h'sn'
in the commandcry room. i. Comp Twss 'he H. r.
first received the Grand Chapter officers, then re-
quts'ed the T. II. P's Of No. 10 escort the ne" w.
II T. 10 the East, which was done, and the pubic
grand honors were accorded him He thanked ne
companions Of the chapter n neat address ior Io
half OF tho ch1pter presented bunch OF roses 10
Mr." sivcrs which were accepted ey the ~ r. ;bHn
zone through with after which the room was
cleared and dancing began The affair was , ,n3r
ft,ph'v .rt,t lie !
on tho records OF jerusalem Chapter ne appreciated
NV the members and their numerous guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
HOn1RU LOUGI No. IL

One Of the neatesr and best entertainments given
In Masonic Hal the season that % Howard
Lodge last VI )nday evening. The company
very select. the talent OF the best order ana the
programme carried out with precision ana good
taste W. John 7. Smith. the Master. opened the
evenings proceedings with brief al lress % vel
come. and then introduced Miss Chcscbrough and
Mr. Fleming. who sang. on That We Two Wer"
Maying" THE Spinning Song" by Miss Milne
very fine; Mr.. Nook. Mr. Holman and Miss
Arnold were all excellent In their several parts The
artists ~ere much applaulcd. Especially was this The
case with Mr.. Fred Nlbbo. Mr. j. William Sargent
amused the Ladies with his numerous tricks with
cards end steel rings Many rOtablcs were present
Mr. and Mrs. Harbcr Mr.. and Mrs Kanter sir
Al.rc. l.. Price, Mrs. Price and Miss Edna Price
Mrs. r. j. Mulliean. J. T. Wash. and nearly ali o.
the members OF Howard Lodge and their ladies'
served in the banqu,i-roOm. and dancing was kept
w 20 the full satisfaction OF the young people "
Bro smith was well pleased with The eyeninr's
outcome ana With this entertainment the nrst
giyen by Howarl Lodge IN nearly twenty years
The younger element are taking hold of this veneer
able ola lodge. and propose To make their own
mark upon IL history. While all are proud of It's
past, they realize tnat Masonry Of to-day has
claim upon them ana upon Howard Lodge and this
entertainment was r beginning of a series OF new
departures 20 be inaugurated by the brethren OF
No. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

burden bearer No one but yourself can estimate mat,
the time which IL has taken and the mental labor
which you have put forth TO attain the Sigh pro
fciency in the work which you display. our Dretn-
rem appreciate your efforts. and have asked me to
express 10 you the high esteem which they have ior
you, both a man and Mason for your unseinsh
devotion to your lodge and its highest interests.
duty which | discharge with the greatest pleasure
They also desire 10 present you with more tangi-
BILE expression OF their goodwill and esteem, not so
much on account of Its intrinsic worth or value. as
You have often remarked TO the newly Initiated
Il. A, as hat it might be held by you as me-
mentO of this occasion. Your brethren have con-
cludel that you should be watched and chained,
50 watch Is about to he put upon you. not watch
TO restrain you from evil dongs but watch to
enable YOU to measure and divide your time as you
were taught when first you entered Masonic
Lodge. This watch and chain and this uniau.
charm your brethren ask you to accept as sb9 mt
testimonial of the love and high regard '.neh
years It may serve to remind you of the hour when
your lodge will open and when you can again greet
your brethren" The recipient responded In a few
brief remarks thanking HIS brethren for their kind
10 him In the past well as the present:
After the lodge closed collation. was spread
In the lodgeroom. There were present large dele
cation from southside Lodge No; 4ss; with visiting
brethren from Marine Lodge No. 1922 Deer Isle. Me;
Tyran Lodge No. 6lS New-York; Rising Star. No.
40 NewYork. and Adhesion Lodge Worcester.
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
TtDTTS' NIGHT At TIE CRtFTSUiN'S fLiB

r. ANYTHING was neele. 20 prove the success Oh
this Masoui- club. z s position among III" hTsi-
cle as clubs II the city In doubt. the lalles re-
c.pfion h.'l las, Monday dispelci all manner 81
lo,.t AMI arravcl The Craf-swhn's C'nb In the
f..,. -arf ~ fashi1r.hle clubs % Greater -"
York IT,. fora. decorations w~r" superb Ho"'fN
palms, roses arl snillX being everywhere 10
tween TIE parlors were por'or"s of roses. ana th'
rooms were frlgran; WITH thc oio~ ~ plants AMI
eovers 10 less superb was ,he ieen'. Baby III
In song AMI fancy dances Mr. =. Henry, Brother
Rudolph Rauhiisrhek az! Brother Robert Fr7th-
ingnan. Nuc uar-.iousa. ami Little MAJ, The child
ariistc-,he4e were in constant leTan. and were
again and again encore1. Dancing eas INDUCED IN
before ana after supper vas served. Tn" costumes
Of tie ladies' w"re most elegant ana every
thing tented 10 show that the club his taken a
sorry IN Network city Among the guests present
were Nh ami Mrs stewart. Nj. and Mrs Siycrs.
Mr.. ana Mrs Manning air. ana MrS D. Mo Wr.
SCOT John X Pope WIG enl d1pSh,,r' ar ,t rTa-'
Robert r. CLARK ana MI " i.ntn inon 1,.Pi
and VIE. 4 b. Price slfe ana earghi"r; NJ WI.
lam Homln thiriy-ihit,.. ,M,l..,an II Mi.rr. ~
\ q. Gutgsh. George W. burn..m, Ut Finer n
Miller. Warren 9. BENNETT. \ Muehaam, Mr.. aud
Mrs l.. ". Boyer, Mr. ana Mrs. " II James Mr.
AMI Mrs Lothbrldge. Mr.. ana Mrs knss-l G.
Johnson Mr. and NJ Charles \. Winch. 7. j.
Brown and wife. George II Toop AID MIS-. Toop.
Mr. Wyganl anI Miss Drake Dr. Titus ana wife.
Dr Alsiorf wife and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
ton Frank l.. Hamilton ami wife. Charles toim"r'
TAeodoT. lcrl an M En@..on. NJ ana Mr., VIZ,
daughter. Al amusing incident occurred during the
evening, WHOM four abio-ioliel members brought
In very humorous address presented to IN" urcsi-
dent. Iirother William II Miller. jr.. On behalf Of
the pool nends Of the club The eniir' @n3.r was
club and FOR lis governors. bu, more especially FOR
the House Committee ana rs chairman. William IL.
Miller a smoker l. the next on tho programme of
the Craftsnian's Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
IN NEW JERSEY.

The annual meeting OF Adoniram Grand Lodge OF
Perfection A A. $. r.. Valley Of Paterson ~ j.
was held on Monday evening. February T. when
the Following brethren were duly elected to serve
for the ensuing year: William Van Ecrde r. p ";
Abram L. McCuoch, D. NJ; James Mills s W:
Water McAllister. j. w: Harmon u. Goolridge,
orator; George Scott, treasurer Albert {. stevens,
NJ. or g.; william Ualcom. G. OF c.: Andrew Mosor
hosptaer. ard Thomas Van Der Beck tller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

King were entertained at Elm Court. the rome %
Bro. Leroy Thompson. at y. m. February 20
The Masonic Veterans OF he city OF Ne"pus
celebrated Bro George Washington's Birthday las.
Saturday by a banquet at which they preseh'e"
V. Bro and Judge William y. Dickey. one Of 'he
members who hal recently been elected TO the pehr
OF the Supreme Court Of this state. Win .o, ~,
gratulatory letter. handsomely ensrossed ana pur W
In style OK a legal document Colonel NFyEliIte
made the presentation address Addresses wcte Az
made By BRO. Charles II. Halstead Sap''is''
Dlr.Iey, Professor De Ciarmo OF Flshkiil Geores -.
Can;ine and others The affair was very emo!
eble and will be .ong remembered by the Veterans
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Secretaries will kindly examine the names
of the respective officers In the cards and
send corrections. IL required. to the Mn
sonic Department of The Tribune. The Ma
sonic Directory Is published every Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

MANIToU LODGE No. 100 meets second and fourth
Mondays at Masonic Hal
WIN. II. FAIRCIifLD NJ WILSON TAYLOR. \. W.
s. A. KENNARD, J. ". CHAS H. BIsHONG. TreaA
TM. J.. TUTHiLT, Secretary. Dway and i'th-st
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MONITOR LODGE No. 52S meets second and fourth
Tuesday Masonic Hall.
GILES RAE NJ. DAVID GRAHAM. s. W.
FREDK BECKETT. J. W. THOS. STEWART, Treas
JAMES COLLINS. Secretary. PSI West l2th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

MAIMANIDAS LODGE. No. 7i3. meets second sn(
fourth Wednesday Masonic Hail
MAMMALIAN SALMON n CHAS. ]. WHITE. :. w.
MAURICE BETTE. J. W. BENZ. SAIDEI. Treas
HENRY H. GUTTMAN. Sec'y liss 2d-avs
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Hlasonir Dirctforp.

LOTUS LODGE No. 81 meets first and third Thursda,
at Masonic Hall. . ~,
WM. A.. JOHNSON. NJ ROBERT BAkElt .. w.
A. w HILLEBRAND JW JOHN GROH. Treas.
FRANK d. MAREScH, Secretary. IL Morton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

MONTGOMERY LODGE No. 6S first and third
Mondays at Masonic Hall.
+. YATES, NJ. JOHN r. MILI.AR. s. W.
CHARLES r. COLE. J W. JOHS T. HUNT. Treas.
WILLIAM ORD. Secretary II West a9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

ADELPHIC COUNCIL. No. l. r. and s. Ms me<u
crst Saturday OF each month at Masonic Ia.i
WA. IL NllkEMs. TIN. J. r GARDNER JDM
j. H. BAISION. Pew. ALFRED H. PRICE. Treaa
JOHN W. COBC5N. Recorder. 800 West lieti-.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

JERUSALEM CHAPTER meets fra. ana ,h,rA
Fridays at Masonic Hall ~
&. VICTOR TWISs II. p JOHN Il. GARDNER X
q J. KIIGEN. ;. CNAS. A. WHITNEY T.eaa
:. c. WILSON. Secretary. ii2 East 49,h-st
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EMPIRE CHAPTER No 10 meets on the 23th day Al
each month Masonic Hall.
WM HENENOR H. p. ANSEL Il. LUDWIG X
WM A. SWAN. > F. LoWENSTEIN Treas
FREDK +. DAVIS. scc'y i27 Van voorhis-s. Irook;yn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

PIATT LODGE No. 1914 frs, and third Thurs.
days Masonic Hall
PHILIP JOSEPH NJ. HAZLTON SPENCER, SW
HER. ]. ROSENTTIAr. J.W. SAMUEL. BRAND. Treas.
w. J. JESSCP Secretary. - South cth-s. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

SHAKESPEARE LODGE No. 100 meets nrs, and thrd
Thursday a Masonic Hall.
ISAAC MINER. ". H. =. BACH. s. W.
MYER kRASNER J. W. DAVID FRANkEl. Treas.
EDWARD GOTTTLlB. Secretary 30 l.. l2Jti-st
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STANDARD CHAPTER 70 20 first and third
Saturday at Masonic Han.
FREDK. G. BLASh IL. =. JOHN G. CLAtER. X
LEMUEL RI SsEl.l. :. ROBERT J. BLACK TreaA
DAVID KELSEY. Secretary. 70 Pearlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

POLAR STAR LODGE No. 2fJ first and third
Monday Masonic Hall.
FRANK l. HAMILTON. NJ. CHAS. T. OI.PP. s. w.
VIM A. SHEARS. j. " Guy CtLGIN. Treas.
W. w. WILLIAMSON Secretary 225 East 26ta-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

MANHATTAN CHAPTER No. lst meet, crs, ana
third Wednesday Masonic Hall. ~
!. p. DECKER. II. p l.. II. SANE K
CIiAS s. THORPE 6 ERNEST RINGER Treas
4. p MLLIGAN. Secy. 20 West o3i-st
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CHAPTERS.

CoRINTnIAN CHAPTER No. l5a meets second ana
fourth THURSDAY At o'clock p. m; Masonic Hall.
ROBERT RECKER. II. T. JAMES *. Ct RTIN, X
III GENE Is NEWIALI. 6 JOHN ". KELLER Treaa
HENRY W. ROE Secretary. 10 +. l2Uth-st
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Mt. ZION CHAPTER No 23l meets fourth ruesd.,
Masonic Hall
NM. II. ARMFIEID. II 7. n DE WITT CRAu.M Y
JAMES u. SMITH :. JOHN J. FOX Treas -
i. f. FRANCISCO. Secretary CO Morton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

WASHINGTON LODGE No. 81 meets second ard fourth
Tuesday German Masonic Temple c2o East loth-st.
ROI}FTsT MACBETH ~. FRANK HOE ".
HENRY r. BhYTRD IW. JAMES MORRISON. TreaA
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CRESCENT CHAPTER. No. 30 meets second Tuesla
Masonic Hall.
EENNO LOEWY, X. L. c. c. sHAlNE. X.
T.. EDGAR LANE. ;. T. j. WEIGHT. Treas
SAMUEL p. ZACHARIE secy. l3I West 4c!-st
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sILENTIA LODGE No. ios. meets second and fourth
v edues,ay at Masonic iIlll -
PHILIP BfJoCTI J. W. CIIAS. r ORDIEG. Ireas.
Fred'k L. Haskins secy 7G' Washnston-aye Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

TRUE CRAFTsMAN's LODGE G51 meets second and
fourth Wednesdays at Lex. Opera Hse 5sts, and adays
HENRY PHILLIPS. ~ T. NJ GOODMAN >. w
NM X MEYER !. W. sol. SrLtERl.ER(i. Treas.
SIM ~ LION Secretary. 426 Las: 5Ith-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

TECt-MsEH LODGE No. 4s7 first and third
Thursday at Masonic Hall.
JOHN ". OTTO. " jos A. L. GARDNER. $. w.
FREDK L. DAVIS. Sec. l27 Van Voorhs-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

rrMPLAR LODGE No. 9a meets second and fourth
Thursdays at Circle Hail sh-aye and a.iG.st
JOiiN ID. LOT Don. u. TIiOS. SIMPSON. S. ".
cIIAS r BENNETT. j. W. JAS. 3. OLLIE. Treas
wM sMELLIE Secretary. 20 Yves, looth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

Monday AZ Bloominsdsie Annex, iIo I; glih-S, -,
H. LASSlNG. u. ( - ANDI:HsON D w.
JOSAS ADLER. =. W. II. :. LYON treas.
II. II. ATWATER Secretary. 30 church-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

PACIFIC LODGE No. o33 and third Thursday
Masonic Hall.
CIiAS. J. WEBER j. w. Il. RICHARDSON. Treas
ROBERT BETTY Secretary. l2lG Thrd-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

PYRAMID LODGE No. 400 first and third Fri
day Masonic Hall
JAMES H. KENNEDY II. DAVID @. BOYLE, s. W.
THOMAS WATT, J. ". NN. J. NJ DONALD. Treas
CHARLES II. BALDWIN SECRETARY. 1870 9th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

vERrTAs LODGE No 734 second and fourth Tues
day at Grand opera House. sth-ave. and 22l-si.
MATHEW TAYLOR. NJ cTIAS. 4. MORRISON. s. W.
GEO s WOODLEY J. ". RICHARD KOCH. Treas
JOHN C. kOOPMAN. Secretary l7ist-st.. near llth-ays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

PHOENIX CHAPTER No. . meets second Monday a
Masonic Hall. $4,000
WM NJ REYNOLDS H. 7. J. II. THOMPSON X.
HOWARD EULER : W NJ POsrI,Ey Treaa
EDWIN BouToN. Secretary. 2j3 5th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

ADELPHI LODGE No. % meets first and third Tuesday
O. Masonic Hall.
WM. \. SWAN y. CfIAS. s CONNER ). W.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. :. w JOS. BLlME\THAI. Treas
WIN MACHOf. Secretary 100 +. Goth