New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC orARRrEs.

VI.
shuttle presided. assisted by Peter j. Terrier and
others,
Mum Lodge worked the first degree W. Mcguire
section.
Chancellor waworth Lodge worked the first de-
visitors. u '"' anu
Naval Lodge worked the first Negree in good
visitors
Neptune Lodge gave the second degree W. Hale
presided, assisted by w. Thurber W. Warren c.
Bennett was among the visitors
Emanuel Lodge gave the second degree. w. b. y.
Fleisher Berry. Brockway and others.
form W joel s. Mason presided. assisted by r. u.
Joseph L,ckey and W. Richard L. Gibbs.
gree. X. W. j. W jenkins presented the working
tools. and w. c. b. Marter gave the historical
lecture.
of Adelphi No. g. Walter Miller and r. w. Val
Schneider. of New-York Lodge No. $50. were among
the visitors.
Worth Lodge No. 2lo conferred the second de-
gree W. Master Jerks doing all the work. and do
among the visitors
Aaepn No. 30 e worked the second % h.
Isaacs and Tender.
Atlantic, Lodge No rs and Arcana Lodge No. s.s
both these lodges there was good attendance, and
the work well done.
Independent Lodge gave the second degree in
good style. W. Folsom presided. r.: w Lemuel
Russell presented the working tools The lodge
well attended by visitors and members.
City Lodge conferred the first degree with W.
Henry J. Muller in the East , r W. n bitten
of Hiram. presented the apron. There was a good
attendance.
Eureka Lodge conferred the second degree, with
the the entire eerenony W. Feid Of Astor Haiiiday
of Hope, and Ludwig, OF Tecumseh. were among
Howard Lodge conferred the first degree w. John
T. Smith presided: W. Pearce explained the work
The lodge had an excellent attendance of members
and visitors
Malmon!das Lodge gave the second degree. with
W. Max salmon in the East and w. Rudolph Holde
ACTING as Senior Deacon; r. ". Joseph Lane D. y.
Of the Foq n and oN,n j. Stewart wilson d.
Lebanon Lodge worked the first degree. w.
was in he E1s S W. Mhden pI the
was carefully and impressiveiy done.
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Tecumseh presented the working tools
Evangelist No. COO conferred the first degree, W.
apron srSn fSvf Halliday Explained the Working tools
and w Bro Reed acted as , = d. H. M J0hn
Livingston Lodge conferred the third degree, The
Master. W. Charles Endes. presided "doiins'
ns fS,s s asdn2S sa h.
Johnson, Purdy. McNaughton Schreyer' Hook ana
others.
pr AaSIphc No. f. FaTf alison one ts dasse Lodge
tn, and Kob @f ROcfs cak S of
Pyramid and William 5. Thomson were among the
visitors
Robert Aud presided W John Woods presented
the apron and r. W James Smiley eNplainsed i the
working tools. w. Henry Lass Ing. OF star OF CUBA
Lodge and r. W. Herbert p. Dedrick were among
Withheld Brown presided W. Lillian II; Andrews
explained the working tools X W; Ih spd
of Metropolitan. and Thomas F. Stewart OF Kane
were in attendance
cellent style: W. Master Richard Bush presided.
r. W. Henry Van Minden gave the historical let
Sess rS ysoTs y Bro Bush is Working hard
for his lodge and with excellent results
Lodge M rs S4esded nS n'f Louis
stamper gave the second section OF the degree W.
MILAN Wam asSs ana
well done. and shows an earnest desire 10 oehe''
Hope Lodge gave the first degree. with W, HALL
day in the East. r: ", John Little presented The
i ng tools There were also in attendance W Heve
nor. Of Eastern Star; Eugene Brown Of Ver1tas;
Wash. Alexander. rreher and Campbell.
Copestone Lodge had its usual quota Of good at
m Of mTf and s ast s ss w homs
Moore presided in The amen Corner ydsnc e er ras
w Sharpe. Of Scotia. presented the working tools
Bethel Lodge conferred the second degree; WIN
P. Ms Knapp. Young, Huntington and Bingham
The bright !. p, Of Radiant Iodge No 1889 con on
degree. Others present W. Swan Of Adelph;
Wyeth Of Radiant; schreye1 Of Livingstone VIII
NJ W John Stewart r. W. Charles ". Gnshman,
r. W. James s. Manning. r. W. John r. Pope ana
r. W William ]. Mcdonald travelled all the way 10
New-Haven Conn last Wednesday evening to wit
ness the comforting Of the third degree at Wooster
Lodge of that city. OF the Junior Grand
candidates
to the degree Of Master Mason.
St. Johns Lodge No conferred the first degree s
son, Of Lotus Lodge No 81 explained the working
S S 81 7 nof r eaT Edw ss WHITE was CON
graduated upon attaining his seveny,eightn Dntn
Ter ana Kindly s' remembered him in substantial
manner.
Radiant Lodge conferred the third degree. The
Of Ss0T lodge S"'0Ys Lodge
Wilson presided In the second section. r. W; Joseph
Lane, r. w. Peter r. Gatens and many other as
tinguished and well-known craftsmen were III AT
tendance.
St. cecne Lodge No. 5ss conferred the first De.
were Vi. Bros. Woods. Maxaeld. Miller. unsrch and
pecGsr 9o9ogh Govan Mose Kgke UuT h s
Jacoby played some violc solos. w Bro: Govah
in his usual excellent style on May 5 the second
degree Will be conferred Visiting brethren are al
welcome.
G9staye Hsnnng presided The death Of Bro S
dresses were made by W. William Sulzer. H. w
George l.. Montague and w. Campbell all eulo-
CYSTIC and expressing the deep OF the breth-
rem at the loss OF a true friend and good Mason.
The body Is on its way to this city. and Ia
expected to arrive about May 10 or II. Republic
Lodge will take charge OF the funeral. which VII
take place from DIR. MacArthur's church. In Fifty
sevenih-st who will oficiate. after which thee Ma
sonic service will be performed by Republic Lodge
one of the chief glores of Freemasonry Is that
mystic tie which binds man to man and heart TO
heart That it enables true men to form firm and
lasting friendships TO all such Its great attrac-
lion II offers 10 It's members no monetary induce
inent or advantage but 1t gives them that which
nof,her mower can command nor wealth can pur-
chasc-that fellowship that Intercourse , with KIN
and ali the treasures OF earth can bring no real
ai,ut lifnan o. MI