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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07
TAIN AGES SERMON.
THE SHEEP ASTRAY" CHOSEN
FOR SUNDAYS SUBJECT.
Golden Text: "Wavo He Turned Every
one to His Own Way. and tho Lord
Hath Laid on Him tho IniGuity OF Us
AU'-lsaiah, iii, q.

nee more | ring
the old Gospel bell.
The first half of my
next text is an in
dictment: All we,
like sheep, have
gone astray. Some
one says; cant
You drop that first
word? that is too
gen eraI; t h a t
sweeps too wide a
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

Mailer Bros, 9TH avenue and 3lst, New York
toity, the largest Suit and Underwear Store in
New York, request us to state that they will mail
fheirSpring Fashion Catalogue free on applica-
ton.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07
Those distressing Corns,

A man ''sits down" during the day
time, but "sits up" at night
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

An Atchison girl wears pulled sleeves
In her night gowns.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs" are simple
yet most effectual remedy for Coughs Hoarse.
ness and Bronchial Troubles. Avoid limitations.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

Experience leads many mothers to say
use Parker Ginger Tonic because 1t is especially
Hgood Tor colds, pain and almost every weakness.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07
CCurhed I'm 4 Tooth.

Women like to be invited to reCep
rtions better than to 90.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

A minister of the gospel has many
followers; the gospel has few,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

The new cathode photography has
been used with success at MrGiil Uni
vorsty, Montreal, in locating the bull
let in a mans leg. llc was s'ot about
Christmas, and the bullet cOuiu moi 10
found. The wound was healed. though
h" suffered conSta' pain. After forty
five minutes exposure Photograph
was secured. showing the bullet en-
hcdlCd in the bone.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

It is desirable to be polite and cul-
turcd, but you must be honest.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

Bad as they ere, Hnhercorns will remove them ar
eshen you can walk and run and Jump as you ike.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

Opinions are like anything else:
never interesting when too free
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

"A reel fly railroad man calls sanl-
wich ..lTer pad"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-03-07

! or man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ROYiL ARCH ITEMH.

Manhattan Chapter sonfsTIed tine the l East J" Dr.
Ringer Or Woster Or. Reynolds Iindermayer'
Laird and Convey assisted
Am.ricus Chapter held an excellent c9nyocaa'i on
where there was Eooa gop oresde and
oo TIs the Mark Degree r E William Hall O.
Melfsy i her vi ofSa%an b csert and
Union Chapter held one e. Is Rsse q'1d c caTs
PRESIDED The Mark Degree was conferred Among
candidates Were several nsnenay IN Sa
sevsnh District A% Am M. ;hs S'inf sNt eesy
rrSps M's snS p n G. H. i William McDOna;d
Chapter very BUSY xeI s't soh TTaay
upon several distinguished brethren. Companion,
KfG the oSss 4Mss sast the hf
s Of ThSS done When TO
Others present ~ George E. s,iy ,en:
OF the Royal Art.
ara " received It TIE Official visit Of + George
f hs f. ana Pa E. h'' wsm Mackay hs
guests with sD sSTaa' his an address!
OF the new form Of Demit now necessary to the com,
panons He spoke also Of the Book OF Marss on Ui
other topics OF great import to the Royal Craft.
WIN the O. j. were nn,s, his { w Fl IT, Ha w.
M,shean Hanford OF Central City Chapter syria
cuse: Decker OF Manhattan; Lenhardt. Kinds, VI;
f.: F. r. Barnes p. @. II. p, and many other OF
the prominent stars In the constellation of Royal
Arch Masonry
The members Of DE W.T. cn ns, ChsPer No Ssors s
h " Stivers O. II. r.; Il f. John w. Palmer.
g. G. Of H. F. Adoph Muen nG ~ n;v ID ,I'
Drury who were received with the honors due
their high and exalted station The n F. e. II ,n +.
lam n Carmichael. c. II. T.. and an honored mem
Der Of De wit Clinton chap ;h W ran cSapsr OF
Maryland near the Grand chapter of New-York
Tho NJ r. companion was taken By s9rprse ,, but
Priest for tho confidence reposed In him and the
honor conferred upon De witt Clinton Chapter
The Mark Mastera' Degree was then conferred. r..
Companion Franklin Seaman. II. p. presided In the
first section, and r. +. Companion William y. Car
michael in the second section. This chapter Is In
very prosperous condition several candidates In
waiting for degrees and many nnillates.
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CONST1yTINE COMMANDERY 70 IS.

What was perhaps the finest gathering OF 'he sea-
son in Tempnr circles at the reception rendered
by Constantine Commandery TO the O. j. w OF the
Grand Commandery. En-. Sir knight james > Man
ming The Commander. En- Sir j. Stewart Wilson,
disnensed with all work except the necessary routine
business which was quickly disposed OF. and the en-
tire evening was devoted exclusively TO the enter
tanning Of the distinguished guest OF the evening and
his formdab bic escort which consisted OF Over thirty
swords from York Commanlery alone. and fraiers
from nearly every commaniery OF New-fofk Sir
Knight Wilson g Fox introduced the @. J. W. and
En-. Sir J. Stewart received him with knighily
courtesy and with cordial and hearty greeting. lie
said in part: This Is an opportunity have long
sought You have promised TO visit Constantine
and according 10 this promise you are here to-
night within the mystic circle OF your knightly
fraters and on their behalf welcome YOU. welcom.
YOU no, ony as an officer OF the Grand Com
mandery: not only the official visitor. but more
even than all this welcome you as the popular Sir
knight James =. Manning, who Is so favoraby
known throughout this Empire State. and wherever
you are known there you find your friends. The
En- Sir Knight replied In spirited and brilliant
address, thanking the Commander for his kindly re-
marks. Addresses were also made by En-. Sir Will
lam J. Mcdonald OF York: H. +. khoades and Davis.
OF Bethlehem Commandery Cyrus q. Hubbell and
McGreggor. Of No ~: George ii. Toop. Brockway.
Walgrove and many others. There were also pres
ent EN- Sirs Frederick Van Court and +. f. Davis.
quet was served around which the members and
guests gathered. to enjoy the ample hospitality OF
Constantine and Its energetic and popular Com
mander, J. Stewart Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
SHAKESPEARE LODGE 30. 80.

The last communication of this lodge was marked
nv special enthusiasm. by a large gathering OF
earnest Masons and finally by the official visit OF
r. w Joseph Lane who was received by the Mas
ter w Isaac Miner. In a pleasing and very COM
plImentary address. The ID. ID. replied. thanking
the Master for his cordial greeting, then spoke
about the needs the scope and condition OF the
craft In the eighth and the metropolitan district
lie admonished the brethren 10 be prompt In at
tending their lodge. to be sure OF candidates WORTH
mess before proposing and other important Mason
IT, topIcs w Lasker OF Perfec. ASHER Lodge pre-
sented the working tools. II. w. J. Stewart Wilson
was received with the grand honors. and In reply
he said that he came with the d. ID. to show his
respect to him and to Shakespeare Lodge. and. al
though he Is not in Office. he Is Sill In the
arena Of Masonry. and proposes to stay right In
H." r. w James Il. Chile made an excellent ad-
dress He thanked Shakespeare Lodge for the
donation lust made toward the Joyce find, ana
specially thanked X. W Joseph Lane for hs good
work in this cause. He said the Grand Master
recently gave their district new name. that OF the
n,ellectual Eighth He would add another name
the chartab district for the lodges OF the thghth
are now in the foremost. place In contributing
Inward this great charity. r. w: Peter H. eaten.
also spoke W. Miner again and again apoiosAcn
TO the many Worshipfuls who crowded the rooms
for the lack OF accommodations In the rshr, put ns
said they were Just welcome and That the odge
was peased to have the opportunity 10 greet 40
MANY distinguished brethren within the porthIs OF
ahakesneare Lodge II was undoubtedly n great
night for this lodge. and n memorable one wmSn
,,ii he nIcasantly remembered by all VINO nau me
GOOD fortune TO attend. w Miner was proud or the
snccesefui and enthusiastic gathering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
sT CECILE LODGE No. 5GS.

Tuesday afternoon over five hundred brethren
were received and seated In st. Cecile when W. Bro
Low opened tho lodge In the spacious commandery
room The cause OF this great gathering was tho
announcement OF the official visit OF the popular ID
D. William J. Matthews OF the Seventh. and that
the third degree would be conferred and finally that
II w Wright D. Pawnai would deliver the historical
lecture All THE together with fine musical enter
tainrnent OF this lodge. made many anxious to be
present Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were pro-
fuseiy decorated with plants. palms and flowers
and made a beautiful appearance The d. ID. was
int reduced by the Dean OF st. Cecile. W. Myron A.
Decker. and greeted by the Master in a few happy
and cordial remarks. The ID. ID. replied In brief
md felicitous manner. Hc said In part: Brethren
we know all about 81. Cecile Lodge. II is a lodge
known throughout the United States and even be-
You'd the sea. It. Is known for Its good Masonic
not propose to read you a lecture or preach TO
you. Where Masonry Is valued and priced as 1t Is
here where yoS have an and ana
Secretary. and many well.versed ana Jealous
Past Masters, there 10 little for the d. D. 70 say
You have been LOYAL 10 every fr""a Them whai
else I expect but this overwheimingly natter;
Ing reception and cordial greeting at your hands,
The third degree vas conferred WITH W; Low N
the working tools. and W. Pownal gave the his
Sesa by scn TIE o0 o SSk Nickel KEEL
Vincent. OF Rhode island; h; W. Ehers. Roberts,
Price assn Schneider Ason 9sa many 9hsr
Charles X Govan rected some humorous sketches.
Bros Heinmelreich. O'Rellly and Jacoby, played
trio VIOLA nue and plane 1scoDy also b played s
Il Done" and "Rocksd in the Cradle Of the Deep"
accompanied BY Bro. Lorraine Bro Russell. the
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quite an attraction to bring many out Coon,
the the brethren adourned 10 an Very good
Speeches We're made. none more humorous n fnsm
that by s. W. Anderson Brother waiter
sang several times. ,.s. oor,-
The Masons OF Bridgeport Conn, have Just T SEn
pleted n beautiful and complete temple. On S S
day afternoon, the 10th inst. the u1as 20 Fem
mandery officers dedicated the asylum rn,,mandery
plarism. The same evening Hamilton OH Temple
convened and conferred the Order OF the The
In most impressive and thorough ma, vas rem
asylum was crowded. the m mucdsr POI Quartet A
sumptuous banquet in their beautifui ptt;cnat ted
(Which Will comfortably seat 1909 was pa enJed an
in by fully $50. and after that speecmd with the
evening that will always be remempereu, n' Grand
peasantest recollections. on TUESDAY ~ George
Commandery In annual conclaVe. IT,, r.. ~ the
f. w. Stivers. the Grand Represen,asSNeI oSn W
Grand COun I'll Of Connecticut and r. .. JUN n.art
Palmer Of Damascus OF BROOKLYN ~. W. terms
both sessions. and speak In the DIXIE Coating
OF their courteous reception and knightiy siees
The immense gathering OF the brethren OF Mo,u
Lodge must have assured the young ana enei
Master Of his popularity among the craI ai si,,n
cordial welcome and genial smile tor an a. ,s1
brethren convinced them mat he Iuhy ,n, l tr D.
ID. c. NJ. of the Fifth district: accompa'ra aao mia
large delegation OF masters OF the district mar me
official visit to the lodge He was received WI" IN
customary honors and addressed the brethren "a
few well-chosen remarks Among the emi W T. M" NJ
distinguished craftsmen present were n; v" = pow
l.. Ehlers, grand secretary X. W. MrlgW - n 80
nall John Jenkins and James b. ellie r y; - - ~
the Fifth District r. W. Ebert Crandaii anu - ~,
Lincoln p D. D. Of the Second District anu ~, w
Ing brethren from twenty-six different states W.
present The lodge having work AFTER an mn 81
social intercourse. closed. and the brethren
TO the banquet hall In the building. wher cpaa 49,
served and the brethren entertained WIN ri,,h ~
excellent singing by the Cathedral Quartet hono
graph On retiring r. X. Bro Miller and others eH-
pressed themselves pleased with their WISH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
OBITUARY.

EVANGELIST Lodge has met with loss by death OF
two OF its active members. David Lindo, VINO
united by ailiation nearly twenty years ago. d'eo
on the 7th inst and DR.. John Van Buren, Green
who was made Mason in Evangelist In 1901 I'M
der r. W. John F. Baldwin then the Master, died
Tuesday morning. the 18th inst. Bro Green hao
risen to distinction in the lodge as Master In Mount
Zion Chapter as NJ r. High Priest. in Union Coun-
ell of Select Masters as NJ ILL., Master and IN wan an
hoe COmmandery as Commander. brief anu
touching euogium was given upon his character
as man and Mason by K. w. Bro Baldwin. Ma
sonic funeral services were held on THURSDAY even
Ing the 18th inst Bro. Baldwin oficIated.
". William l.. Greene died on March 10: aged
nfty-nine years. He Master OF Lafayette
Lodge No 81 in 1876 and 1875 and s. D. for severa!
years. He initiated October H. 1872, and raised
December g. 1872, In the above-named lodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
MiRION LOUNE.

Those who remember the weather OF last Mohday
ui, ackno Wedge that II was not Just an idea' day
7, ra,ned then II showed then II rnined some
moro and there was slee TO give spice ana snap
IN the mixture. Il. w. George w. White, ~ H. OF
tho sixth. had selected Monday night to make MS
official visit t. Marion Lodge No. 27S. when meets
I'm West Farms and In spite OF the horrible weather
ne popular ID. y. had formidable array OF ne
ro,c and devoted Masons with him. who escorted
him TO this ou-of-the-way lodge. r. W. Robert
Roberts W. Bianey and many others were IN the
party and at the lodgeroom several more awaited
their coming The Master. w. George w. Thomp-
sor received the ID. d. In cordial address. thAnk-
Ing him for the honor OF the visit, and urged him
10 forget tho hardships OF travel and be com.
Portable among his brethren. Bro. White rephed
in a felicit0us manner, dwelling particularly upon
Masonic duty and Masonic work. lie said IN look
ing around and seeing many distinguished Dreth-
rem present and many hard working Masons
that his heart beat in thankful unison with themi
for they all have object In view the good ana
glory OF Masonry Marion Lodge proved again
that neither bad weather nor any other outside
influence dampen the ardor OF true and de-
voted Masons The first degree was conferred In
fine STYLE and after the lodge closed the Master
informed his many guests that they would now
be asked 10 come to the banquet-room and break
bread and drink wine with Their brothers OF Marion
Lodge. A social hour was pleasantly spent and
the NEWCOMERS waded homewsrd declaring that
they were well paid for coming TO such nne and
hospitsble lodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ADELPHIC COUNCIL NO. 7.

II goes without saying that Adelphic Council was
we'll attended at the Assembly held on Saturday
night, March Z. For Adelphic Is sure to nave
full house, whatever the occasion Its able corps
OF officers finished work of the degrees in costume
and generous hospitality are certain to attract vis
tors as well its own members. But this evening
rumor was busy explaining the presence OF so
many great lights, which illumined by their pres
ence the Utmost recesses Of the Secret Vault-the
Grand Master of the Grand Councils OF New-York
and New-Jersey. Past Grand Master Scott ana
Rowe OF New-Jersey. the Grand Treasurer OF New
York: Rt. III. Comps. Sherer. Verhaeven and POST
ley Ill. Comp. Harvey Master Of BROOKLYN
Council and others no less illustrous who
escaped notice And then. OF course, there were the
two right bowers Of Adelphic. Most Puissant Comp
John w Coburn who came 10 obtain relaxation
from the labor OF warrantng new councils all over
these United States land dependencies" and R'
H. Comp Frederick Kauer fresh ~, from nn ns
OF his triumphs there yet green upon ms brow Inc
suished companions might participate In The con,
frrng Of deserved honor npoa TS rce n ans
and Tor these many years the treasurer OF the
council To he honers which Brother Price lao
erownng glory Of an spee wsTH IN M tse
Grand Spn Master Of the Grand councii Of New.York
presented 1f won comp m Grand
" the Grand Council Of Indian Territory as the
grand Psa re fTs% ees s"dn
to his ,wenynne years OF Masonic service ,ror ana
session oy the Grand Lodge during that period so
he would now be present at every meeting OF ane
TIE Grand honors W are accorded and were respond
Cd TO During the evening by the Rt H. Peter For,
sherer Grand Representative from the Grand
Council Of Scotland: who explained that ne nag mad
for Cryptic Masonry the title of 1.-THE intellectual
rite" 49,. ,u,,,u,ors mar.
royalty entertained at the Tsrrta2v 0y the
incidcntsiiv the degrees Of Royal and Select Mas
ter were conferred on three candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
EupyRE CITY LODGE.

Wednesday was In reality. as the Master intenoed
II to be- q red-letter night In the history OF th's
lodge. More than four hundred brethren gathereo
10 assist In comforting the sublime degree. among
them were nearly all the Past Masters OF the Ioose
w. Bros. Rosenberger and Lippman, each win
large delegation from his lodge; WILCOX hins
Folsom. OF Independent; Wright, OF Sileh'ia' o.'o
Of Tecumseh: Engel. of John Hancock; frehXe'
sherer. Hertz and Hamburger. OF King solomon -, %
The lodge had the honor also OF receiving NJ w.
Bro John Stewart. Grand Master X w. W. H.
Miller. jr ID. d. for the Fifth District; X w. 'ros
holin NJ Morgan. r. w. Ehlers Grand secretary
NJ W. lsidor 7. Weyer. Grand Master OF the state
OF Idaho. W. Bro s. c. Baum. the Master on re-
ceivins the Grand Master. said that in Empire C'iy
Lodge they raised none except such they were IN
ADVANCE convinced would become good and true
Masons ana credit to the craft The Grand Mas
VI IN addressing the brethren In response said that
mere was no doubt as to where Empire City Lodge
5000 he was convinced that the members OF
empire CITY were credit TO the fraternity. Al
me banquet table Bro. Judge H. NJ Goidfoge and
Grand Master Weyler. OF the State OF Idaho, spoke
:, BIO Weyler. from the wild and woolly West. as
ne ne stared SAID that when the first lodges met IN
MS state the ofcers Jewels made OF sheet tin.
ana tney certainly were enthusiastic Masons.
Il w. Bro. J, =. Solomon was also among the
vsstors. NJ W. John Stewart and n W. Ehiers
Ssss,%1,n SOWING tribute 70 Past Xaster Joseph r.
Sssojnes recently deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
HUMBOLDT LODGE NO. 5lI.
BANQUET AND BALI. AT THE THlRTf-fifi"
ANNIVERSARY.

ANNIVERSARY
This lodge celebrated its thirty-hfth an"'Ve''a'S
in becoming style and gathered under Its hosptap'o
wings many brethren of distinction. ana All oi INC
members with their wives sisters and lazy 'i'e"u.
Bro William Il. Roller lead the grand march WV"
Miss Rosenthal. in blue satin; then NJ W. 'o""
Stewart with Mrs. L. Sazer: Miss Hilen FRESHMAN
on the arm Of Bro. William Lesser. d. Angelo anu
Wife Miss Molly Steer with J. W. Cam w hoe"'
with his daughters r w. Henry Breunch win
numerous family. W. Emil Frankel and WIFE H. W.
Herman Cantor w. Henry Frankel, r. har'scn
maron. A. Finkenbcrg l. Herman > k'e'h' W.
Ignatz Koeser p. Wiener. W. Fred j. Brown. WIRE
and daughter a. NJ. Conn., W. Cooper 'ohn -
Monneypenny and fully 300 couples graced the Dali
room floor After several dances lines were formed
and the party marched to the banquet. where an eS-
cellent menu was enjoyed. When the conee was
passed the Master. W. II. Levy. addressed the as
sembled guests and requested NJ W. John stewart "
reply to the toast. "Our Guest" which ths oFand
Master did In feicitous address lie saiu'
Il will not detain you with any lengthy
address which would perhaps be IN nad
taste but being honorary member OF hum-
bodt Lodge am here In me dn nonr,s srpt 70
express my appreciation OF the honor conferred.
If there Is thing in the human mind more more
commendabe than another It IL the desire to MIKE l
others happy and the Master OF this lodg,. bro;
Salzer. the Past Master and really II SENS mn al
mendable virtue In great degree. ] Wish an
Gods2eed and all possible success and let US nope
that as YOU march along the pathway OF your MA,
sonic career may these gatherings be brighter ana
brighter every year and may you gather wlhlh your
folds good men and true, men and brethren 10 De
proud Of" The toast. our Ladies'. was rrpH,i 70
in a very entertaining manner by BRO Nahan ' ,h
man The brethren Insisted upon hearing from the
Grand Secretary. ana Bro Ehlers made lew char-
acterstic remarks anent 81 Patrick ana tne gay
we celebrate" After the banquet dancing was re-
sumed un,il-when the deponen sayeth not but
this much may truthfuy be said that the anair was
excellently managed and reflects credit upon huh,
boldt Lodge the Master. the various committees ana
er.rv ON, nf the mcmbers present or nDscnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
masonic Dirertorp.

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 10 published every Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

brilliant organist gave several fine organ selectons'
all Of which was greatly appreciated and much ap-
pauded. On the 31st the second degree Will oo
given when the w. NJ. promises surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

ADELPHI LODGE No. % first and third Tuesday
at Masonic Hall. -
VIM. a. SWAN M. CHAS. 8. CONNER. s. w.
BENZ RAPHAEL. J. w. JOS. BI.UMENTHAI. Treas.
VIM MACHOL. Secretary 100 f. Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

WOSTCOMEHY TODCE No. IS meets drst and thr
Mondays at Masonic Hall. ..x,V.p -
CHARLES r. COLE J. w. JOHN T. HUNT. Treas
WILLIAM ORD Secretary. 10 West 9otn-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

GRAMERcY LODGE No. oa7 meets second and fourth
Monday at Masonic Hall. $1,000 -
IOUN ASHORE. NJ. JOHN A. SLY, s. W.
s1 MfrFf T. TUCK J. W. C. p KETTERER Treas
LANES +. GRIrMAN. Secretary 32+ Beecker-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

GREENWICH LODGE No. 4o7 meets second and fourth
Friday at Masonic Hall. . .. -
rIIOS. T.. RICHARDSON Nj fLkEp l.; SI.ASk.S w.
JAMES SPARKS. J. W NELL SuTPHEN Treas.
JOSEPH f.. MUHlIiNG. secretary, 49, west broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

GAvEL LODGE No iOS meets first and third Friday
a. i4sth-N and Willis-ave. $500 -
" - an ADLEY ]. w. JOHN w. DEUEL. Treas
W. AIRERT " BRIGGS Secy. 100 East l43d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

MANHATTAN CHAPTER No lA meet. sr,, ~.
third Wednesday at Masonic Hall NV sns
j. p DECKER H. p. l.. II. SAKE X
CHAS s. THORPE. s. ERNEST RINGER rr...
A. p. MIT-riGAN. Sec'y. 10 West 2sd-st
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at Masonic Hall ~~S
WIN II. ARMFIELD. H P. N. DE WITT GRAHAM X
JAMES q. SMITH 8. JOHN J. FOX Treas '
F. f. FRANCISCO. Secretary. 90 Morton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

MUM LODGE No. 100 meets second and fourth Tnafs'
day Masonic Hail. =. M
JOHN MA0UIRE, NJ. - 4: I. EkLAN46c3nS;u p - ~:
JAMES j. JORDAN. Secretary. No. Han F'Ace'