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Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon So D m, Halifax 4 10 y IN, ar.
rives Scotland Neck % m, Greenvtlle 8 AZ
p m, Rinston 45 p m. Returning leaves kim
ston 20 m, Greenville p m, arriving az
Halifax II OOa M, Weldon II 20 "A m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains on the Washington Branch leave
Washington 90 "a ma, arrives Parmelo Goa
m, TarborO 10 % M, returning leaves Tar.
boro 80 y m, Parmele o 20 p m, arrive Wash.
tnRtOn - y m, daily except sunday. Gone
meets with trains on scotland Neck branch
day. az At0 y m. sunday g aS q m. arrives
plymouth bH0 = m, oo b mi returning leaves
Plymouth daily, except sunday E w "a mt
sunday ESQ "a nii arrives farboru in % % m
Train on Midland s. d. uaucb ioavoa
GoidaborN daily. except sunday. NWa 81. HFs
irving NWit' NrId H W. returning leaves
smithneld sma m arrives at e"ldHhufu
rreiUs ou Nashville umnfh leaFe Hueas
MuHut at 4 a0 b tH. arrives NaahENfns 81 BE- u.
Nufma iHNu e" u FtNfHinH lraFHa
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MRS. Y. 81. BUCK.

n
blood remedy. One especially which
makes such large claims for curing dis
cases of the blood, drank by the whole
sale, but it did not seem to reach my
trouble A celebrated specialist said
he could cure me and paid him in adj
vance, but he filled me full of arsenic
and became bloated and my digestion
so bad that life was a misery. / then
applied to DR.. w. c. Dabney, an old
practitioner and medicine manufacturer,
who advised me to take S. S. S., saying
that one dozen bottles would cure me. /
took four bottles and my body broke out
IN boils and eruptions, but the doctor
told me that these symptoms were very
favorable, as this is the way the medi-
cine gets rid of the poison matter perma.
nently After ] bad used six bottles the
eruptions began to disappear, my appe-
tite improved, my digestion became ali
right, and having finished the twelve
bottles, / am perfectly healthy, my skin
is clear, the capillary circulation is
good, and would not be ia my former
condition for two thousand dollars"
S. S. S. never fails to cure a blood
trouble. Scrofula, eczema, rheumatism,
contagious blood poison, and in fact any
disorder Of the blood IS promptly wiped
out and cured BY 1t. Do not rely upon
simple tonic to cure deep seated blood
disease, but take a real blood remedy.
{ S. S. S. has made some wonderful
cures of cancer, and we would be pleased
TO send full accounts Of same to any adj
dress. We will also mail our books on
blood and skin diseases upon applica-
ton. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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POLK MILLER IS COMING.

When this announcement is made it
is sufficient to attract the attention OF
all fun-loving people. Friday night
next this popular lecturer win appear
in the court house to the delight OF
Durham people. A crowd will be there
to hear him. Because Durham people
know good thing when they hear it,
and because Polk Miller's lectures are
enioyed wherever heard lie enter
tains with stories, songs, poems and
banjo solos. 1t is not often that this
correspondent urges the people to go
out to am entertainment, but in this
instance he does Don't forget the
time.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. NJ =. Wyatt is spending few
days with kinsfolk in Raleigh.
IT. G. Dixon, one OF the Hackney
Wagon people, has been in Durham.
Mr.. -. i. Owens has gone to Selma 70
spend day or two with kinspeople.
Mai Chas. ID. and Mrs. Heartt have
been IN Durham TO the delight OF q
host of friends.
S. n Morgan, the great fertilizer
man. has been ia town a few days, but
has gone back to Richmond.
". IT. Osborne, one Of the most popu-
lar men Durham people have ever
known, was here and went to Oxford
yesterday.
Judge r. W Winston, Messrs. J. S.
Manning, Y. S. Bryant and Fred. A..
Green are representing important cases
in the Supreme court at Raleigh this
week.
Miss Mamie Dowd one Of Durham s
most popular young ladies, left for
Greensboro Female College yesterday
morning after a short stay at home on
account of sickness.
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l and Sale.

By virtue of deed Of trust executed by
Francis Ray and Neverson Hunter. and re-
gistered tD book So at page 63l, in the office
OF the Register Of Deeds for Wake county,
on saturday, March 7th, 1896 at II O'clock
M / will offer for sale at public auction at
she court house door in Raleigh, Tor cash,
the following tracts of land:
That tract or parcel of land living and
being in Wake county, North Carolina, in
BartOn's Creek Township, and adjoining
the lands OF Francis Ray, Fendol BeVers,
deceased, Frank German and Hunter and
more fully described as follows:
First Tract-Adjo ins lands of Fendol Be
vers estate and others, and begins az a
stake at the northeast corner of the land
allotted to Elizabeth Moore. widow of Ed
ward Moore for her DOVER thence south
south % west SSZ poles to a stake, thence
north $50 west llsA poles to a stake In said
dover line, thence north % east SD poles
along said dover line TO the beginning
Containing 63 acres more or less.
Second Tract -AdjOins the tract above de-
scribpd, and begins at the northwest cor
ner Of the above described tract and runs
thence south 40 west 81 poles TO "A stake
so poles to a stake, thence north l16o east "a
uoles 90 a stake thence south 500 east 60
poles 60 the beginning, ana containing goa
acres more or less, and being land dpaef.tbed
county entitled q. hnNe nud WIN. Gulioy
80 Hfs elk pnrtct Nc.
The said two tracts being The Same lands
conveyed Use 21 Hay cog May iesl go FfHneia
usv.H0u Nrvpfaau lluutUr. .ht Annie aua
d 81 ilHftia. aud hN thU aHfd ltnV auH tiuu.
trf. tu 4. ~ HOLDING trustee. hY aHed ul
ttHaf aHtpH MHY aH. is1
tsesptna wft artss nr taevth0ut.
5s untpya.
HfFtEN NHsH..tE
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

The political pot is beginning to
boil in Durham county. Republicans
are serene but Populists are not SO
happy. Democrats are like the little
boy the calf run over, they are saying
nothing.
There have been IN the past few days
in Durham some big real estate deals
that show that Durham is on a solid
foundation. Durham dirt is worth
money, and good money, and these
transactions show it. Times are hard
but Durham land brings money.
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Pubic kuCti0 Thursday.
March 5th, 1896

Sale to begin ut 10 o'clock a. m. on the
premises Beautiful building lots over
looking the railroad, the Mayo river and
the Mayo mountains. Choice business lots
acres Of river bottoms divided into lots of
ud acres for truck FARMS continuous to
the pr operty of the Piedmont Land and
manufacturing Company On this land is
found most excellent clay for brick This
Is the land of the late Judge w. N. Mehane.
Terms easy and made known on day of sale
Sale made under decree Of court, Jan. 22nd,
1896.
W F CARTER, Admir- ard Com.
N. B. For furt er information apply
tc W. F CARTER, Mt Airy, N. O.
OR W. b. TROGDON Madison, NJ g.
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SALE +!
MAYODAN.
MADISON.

M.voDau is new ioRn or the Nor
fox Il Western Railroad, thirty miles
frOm WINS Saleu near rho terminus
81 ne Cape Fear & Ysdkin valley Rail
road on the N ago river just above Mad
So en- Dan river, and tom these rivers
ieUives it, name
IAYO COTTON MILLS with capt
,al 81 $40 00G so~ about completed,
eith apacity q %, 800 spindles, IS,
0ho spindfs bs rJed b March LIST,
1896 TIE town is growing rapidly
500 horse poser If water is being
developed
Residences Ra.ted, buoine IS houses
wanted. Good tenants can be secured
a rents which viii pay The investor or
bril- Ter well
100 lots lying within and connecting
Magellan and Madison to be sold at
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PIEDMONT AIR-LINEl
CONDENSED ScHEDu-r
M GgFEcT, Dec 5, 1895
TnAIN9 ~ nALrIaH- \ q

DAILY except Sunday Connect
~ Greensboro, foT "a
for North and Soytt
Winston Salem and ao.grs
go0 the Northwestern North f-r
A II lima Railroad At Sal{shp~r
all points Ia Western Noral o..
0iins, Knoxville, Teuu,
natl and western points: az a.
l0tte, for SpartanburR,
vile, Athena, Atlanta sus
points South.
Connects ~ Durham for r1.fg
Clarkgviile and Keyeyiu- ~.
Sundays At GreeuRbov0. -.
the Washington and -rs.
western Vestibuied Glune
and the New York and
Short Line Qimite1 ts
for ali points North. 81
with main line train he
Danville, Richmond AMI Into
diate local stations: also haa So
4:OS nection for Winston Salem. -
2 ID with main line train No
DAILY mail for Charlotte, Sgartagan.
t4reenVtIle, Atlanta and All u1.s.
south also Columbia, Aak
Charleston, Savannah
g0nville, and all points IN K}~ fts
Sleeping Car for Atlanta IT,
sonyllle and at Charlotte 81
sleeping car for Augusta 81.
Jacksonville
Connecps at Selma for Eag
vile and intermediate static
the Wilson "a Fayetteville
Gut, da4ly, Go!dsboro fer s
1880 bern and and Morehead City caii
A M cepg Sundays; For Willniu
Daifv and intermediate sts tious %
w Il W r r., dallv.
Connects at Selma for W3ha
Rocky Mount, TarbcrC aYs
stations On Norfolk 8 Or
railroad, arrives n TSolda-~
1905 p N
90: Connects at Durham for Oxlal
a IA heysvilie, Richmond; at Gree
daily boro for washington and
3:I4 tpoints north.
Daily
$500
pm. For Goldsboro
DAILY
K Sun.
RAINS ARRIVE AT RALxIGE, \. c.
N From Atlanta, Clarion,
Daily Greensboro and all points s. rs
1920 From Greensboro and al o.
a M north and south. Sleep'ng
Daily Greensboro to Raleigh
p M From GoldsbOro, WlIgpsrsr
4;Oo Fayetteville and all points
tern Carolina.
1925 From New York, Washingt
a ID Lynchburg, Danville, Gree.
boro.
$500
Pm
and
900 From Goldsboro ana s,I r1s.-
AM east
Daily
x Sun
Local freight trains also carry pssa..
ers.
Pullman cars on night ErNa
salsigh to Greensboro. and au D.ry,.r
rain from Greensboro.
Double daily trains between Ragsgr,
jharlotte and Atlanta. Quick tire: poe,
elled accommodation
j. M. GULF, w II GREEN
Traffic Manager General gupt.
z. A. TURK. Gen Pass Agt WASHINGTON ID q
q. L. HOPKINS T. p. A Charlotte, N. e.
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Notice i!

have as administrators OF Judge y. ).
Davis, among his books ~ vols. Of supreme
Court reI orts, vols. Battles Digest Bailey
Digest and Seymour . Digest, sh vols Eng.
linh Common law reports. The DO vols. OF
Colonial Records, 50 vols. 81 the Wan al the
Rebellion, 7oyols.of congressional Globe ana
Congressional Record, ss vols. ~ American
with . vols. OF Digest. ! Hsk faf au otter iot
THESE pf uuV ST tNvu. : refer fn tnF atfor
HfK. 50 FuWhNl #eefutufs 0I state. iNf thf
iiet % tNt taiWH4ts Hf n G. #uVfefnc tHWfi
ttNpWFGH. tlfsaH NuWhH Nre #ft tH HHtfH fWW
H4flHH rsFeH fhe CuluHtHi lttru. r. tNNtt
condition : NfT Proposition tWe efAa
pfE te Nt WeH u gHHst. frlafs
Eel state Ealeb8N q
e g DlWht* ADS AfHH#
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The Southern Railroad will sell round
trip tickets from Raleigh TO Charlotte
during the State Convention OF the
Y. NJ. G. A., March nth to 18th inclu-
sive, for $3.50; final limit, March gath.
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1;26 A. NJ. DAILY.


Atlanta Special" Pullman Vestibule e.
anderson, We don, Petersburg, Pirt
mond, Washington, Baltimore, PLliIag
ph1a, New York, and all points north. s. ~
ret drawing sleepers and Puli1 s.
coaches Atlanta to Washington, paglc
cars Washington TO New York, Puilnaf
sleeping car Monroe TO Portsmouth. ~
rfves at Washington 1915 q N, SAT-.
more 12 noon, Philadelphia 2:20 . ~. --S-
York 4:53 p m. Also for Portsmouth.
folk, Old Point and local stationa 2eyh,sy
u Roanoke railroad.
11:3l A. NJ, DAILY,
For Henderson, Weldon, Suffolk. Povs,
mouth, Norfolk and intermediate gtstfo1a
connects at Portsmouth with Bay Line 10
Old Point and Baltimore; with Norfolh
Washington Steam boat company for YYasE
lngton; with n z r 81 N railroad for pr
delphia and points north; also at Wejc.i
with Atlantic Coast Line for Rtchmu.,c
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia asa
New York, and with Scotland Neck Br~. +,
for Greenville, Washington and plvy,r--
Pullman sleeping ear Atlanta ~ Par
mouth.
ATLANTA Special' Pullman Vestibuisr
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmington Nor
roe, Charlotte, Lincolnton, Shelby, Ches
ter. Clinton, GreeDwooC Abbeville, Athens,
Atlanta, Augusta, Colombia, Macon, Moot
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans. Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis and all points soHcA
and southwest; through Pullman ButYq
sleepers and day coaches Washington z
Atlanta, connecting directly st UpicH 4
pot Atlanta, with diverging ines sl
Pullman sleeping car Portsmouth &c No,
$40 NJ, DAILY,
For Wilmington, Charlotte, Cheste
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and all inter
mediate stations. Connects at Union etc
ton Atlanta, with diverging lines. Pa
man sleeping car Portsmouth TO Atlant,
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH:
1884 Pm DAILY
From Norfolk, Portsmouth aud points
north via Bay liue and n Y II an R R
Petersburg, Richmond and WashingtnT
Baltimore. I PHILADELPHIA, New York and
Boston. also from Greeuville, Plymouth
Washington, m g., and eastern CarOllua
points via We don.
LIZA NJ, DAILY,
Atlanta specihi" Pullman N~tflhH
from Atlanta aud p0iuis south. Athena
Ahlmvlin Greenwood anA Chester
u@AM DAILY.
Fr0m Charlotte, Athens, ami
iutafmuilata stations
hWA ISL DAILY
"Auanta pt@i IfQm Nuflais fufts
mouth Henderson WalfuN NlshW
WhaiHHatuu. tHlfiW.HfH thnanriNhia
ta &uth. uuH thU p8.t
Magnificent Pullmm SCI iihH e3 sfa'aH
/ MnHslfn iHFe.
/ AuniNtn tlHhHt aEtHE il h8
il LIZARD N0i Naw nHt
MaNiah. 81
Il N HT fNtfM Nt# FfaH anH ffeH
lH W M 0INNNlh 88aHi MaH #H
iii 8MNNH#sk& ftaH Neea #At
" 81 Wkk NHa HaNE
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The Q. q L. railroad connects at Eickory
and Newton with Western North Carolds
railroad; Lincolnton with Carolina CJe9tTai
abroad; Gastonia with Southern railroad
Yorkvtlle with @ Q & G railroad; Cbegter
with Soutl.oln CC&A. GC&S and
81 o railroads. L. 7. NICHOLS, Sent, g
h: =. BhARD, Chester, s
@. r.. and p. AR't,
YoFkville q
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$. a. L.
SeabOard Airline
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
To Atlanta, New Orleans, Norfolk, Rich
mond, Washington. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, Boston, New York.
RAMS LEAVE RALFTgH.

schedule in effect january Is, IS SO
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GHEsTER LERoIR MARROW auAaE n. n. cp
@. W. HARPER, President
%
schedule IN effect uly ~ 1851
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South Bound

ST trr,Nrs SCUM b0unu
/ iNo. . - a l''> o +v,I
| n 81 81 ~ kEI w wilmington, Ar 1855 D ma
!W5o y m Ar. Fayetteville Inv At5 n rr
% az ~ SANFORD, Nv 8.lg p M
@@.5SS Y ~ greensboro, 10y los p M
10 p IN Ar Mt. Airy, Nv at5 a m
"oF'a sound sr,r,o-. Snuth Sound
tNo4 tNo
a49 81 W LN| bennettsvllle, IAr 100 ~ n
la53 3 N Al Al ra2 aat.24l E Ey as m
North Sound south Bound
fNo Is STATIONS. 'I mo 0g ~
mixed, Mixed.
6 45 a M T.vI Ramseur. Ar X al :, M
020 IN AR Greens bOro, Nv 500 y n
1l.2o a ~ Arr Madison, Nv t225 p m
tDaily tDaily except sunday.
sorth Bound COnnec los
AT Fayetteville with Atlantic COastTiue for
all points North and East, at Sanford wien
the seaboard Air Line, at Greensboro yyitb
the Southern Railway Company, at walnut
Cove with the Norfolk a. Western Ra{IrCa "A
for WiustOn-Salem.
South Bound Connections
Walnut Cove with the Norfolk a Yves.
ten n Railroad for Roanoke and points North
ana West at Greensboro with the Southern
halfway company for Raleigh Richmond
ana all points North and East Mt Fave rte.
vile with the Atlantic Coast Line for an
points South, at MaEton with the Seaboard
Air Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and am
points South and Southwest.
w. e. KYLE,
~ r-,,- Gen1 Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

assisted In the work OF the evening. The degree
of Master Mason was conferred upon three candi-
dates. Of them being prominent citizen or
Brooklyn. The historical lecture was delivered Dy
r. W. E. W. Mascord. ID. ID. G. NJ, of the Third
District who received the heartest applause at It's
close all present declaring 1t most instructive and
interesting explanation of the symbols and legends
of the third degiee During refreshment many
pleasant features were introduced TO entertain the
brethren. notably a recitation by W. Johnson, OF
Livingston Lodge original musical Illustration
OF the third degree By Bro Matheney. of Waubancia
Lodge Of Chicago and solos on the cornet: -
The following brethren honored the lodge with
their presence: r. W Peterkin HOY. Aifeck.
Wright. Drummond and Arnold, the latter assisting
the Master with his usual Willingness; also W. Eos,
ter. Stevane. Drury Diamond Philips. Evans ana
Barnes. Brill. Hlgey. Love!ess Daniel Carpenter
Sulzer Patterson McGrath. White. Jacoby Siam
per. Maxfed and many others.
1t was a memorable night. thoroughly enjoyed by
all. and the Master heartily congratulated on
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ADFLPUJC cornell no. I, II. AND 5. ".

Despite the unfavorable weather, the a''eiiudnoe
at this popular body Of earnest Masons on Ha'"i
cay last seemed as large as ever Ram log Vi coiu
s-ves bu 10 increase the ardor OF its Jealous WORK
IS Among the members present were noticed NJ.
E. C's Barnes and Mcdonald, with number OF
the Grand Chapter officers and r. l. C.'s Do"nes'
Kauter and St!vers. Past Masters or the couhcH
As visitors there were NJ. ]. c. Hawkins. the re-
Gently elected Grand Master of the Grand Couhch
OF New-Jersey; VI. !. G. Scott Past Grand Master
ard Pas, Masters from Brooklyn and Union coun-
ellis 0. this State The council was especially non
orsd by flying visit from r. l. c. George NC
Gaun the Grand Lecturer. who said, In expiana-
ton Of his late arrival that he had been endeavor-
ing 10 make Sandwich OF Zetland Chapter and
Adephic Council by going TO and fro between them
he was assured that a door had been left open Tor
his reception, and that a cordial reception awaited
him IN the council This satisfied him. and he
addressed the council on the subject OF the Cryptic
Rte outlining It's position In the Masonic system
and expressing the opinion that in the councils
select OF the workers In the quarries. HIS expo
siton Of the teachings OF the council degrees. IKE
every uiterance OF this accomplished and most
Competent lecturer, thoughtful and lucid. and
praise
Seven Royal Arch companions were received and
greeted, and thus completed their circle Of perfec-
uon In Masonic science.
After all had been finished, the cOmpan Mons adj
purned 10 the Craftsmen's Club under the able
leadership Of II. l. i. Keuter. and enjoyed the good
things he had prepared for them. Speeches we're
made by many of the eloquent companions present.
y the sudden announcement OF the c. Of the @.
mat II was time TO adjourn.
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IN THE THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
TWO HUNDRED MAsoNs VISITED GRANVILLE
LODE

TWO HUNDRED MAsoNs VISITED GRANVILLE,
LODE
Granville Lodge No. So conferred the third degree
Z. W. Adley j. Reynolds. of Greenwich. ID. ID. o.
NJ OF the Thirteenth Masonic District. was present
IN official capacity and was received with the
honors due his station. During the comforting OF
the degree r. w. ID. II. King, Of Fort Edward
y. D. D., acted as Master assisted by W. VI. H. T.
King. OF Glens Fails Lodge No. III Bro. G. r.
NeWberry and l.. d. Champlin. of Glens Falls,
acted Senior and Junior Wardens; c. A. Mason.
of the same place, officiating Senior Deacon,
assisted by the floor workers OF Glens Falls Lodge
Bro. ID. II. King performed the duties Of Master
in a most impressive. thorough and dignifed man.
Bro King Deputy Of this District In 1881
and 1893. and has the standard work to perfection
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the charge to
the candidates delivered by r. W. Bro. Rey-
nolls. who also presented them with copies OF the
Bible a memorial of the occasion. Felicitous
and appropriate remarks were also made by D. n.
King. n. i King and Adelbert Murray. OF Glens
Falls: the Rev. Mr. Whitaker and others.
There were nearly two hundred visiting brethren
present. forty coming from Gens Falls and
a number from Fort Edward. Fort Ann. Hartford,
Whitehall. Rutland Fair Haven. Poultney, Dandy.
Warrensburg. Cambridge, Salem Pawlet. Rupert
and one brother from Binghamton II vas one Of
the largest and most distinguished Masonic gather
lngs ever witnessed in Granville.
An interesting sketch of the Masonic standing of
of the present legislators In Albany will be
found y.
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THE A. AND A. RITE.

the Lodge OF Perfection held their regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening. The fourth degree was the
WORK OF the evening. and the beautiful ritual OF
senior Master was well rendered by III. Reno r..
S1ington as Master, Clarence b. Master az Deputy
ppns,er After the comforting Of degrees. Ill Reno r.
wWo successful years as Master and called Ill:
SSnarles T. McClenachan to the chair, who presided
uuring the election which resulted in the following
vleci.ons: Ill Clarence y. Master. 7. =. g. NJ: III.
wu,ctor L. Zorn. ID. G. NJ; H. Levi g. Hulse, @. G..
~; III. Joseph w Roberts j. g. W.: III. James
0eiknap. secretary; IL Thomas Moore, treasurer.
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RTPT BLTC LODGE NO 900

1t was decidedly a Brooklyn night in Republic
Lodge at It's communication held Saturday evening
February l. although many other jurisdictions were
represented. embracing territory from the south
ern boundaries OF Delaware. whose interests Ma
sonically looked after by Patriarch OF Repub-
lie Lodge. up to the frozen regions of Quebec, the
OF which the NJ W Grand Master entrusted
TO r. W. George W. Arnold. 1t KEEP: w. Gustave
Hcnniy busy extend ng cordial greeting and welcome
to the many distinguished brethren, who. despite
the Indictment weather. paid their respects and
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THE GRAND MGR PRIEST.
CHIEF OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

CHIEF OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS
VI. F.. George f.. W. S.Ivers the newly elected
G. II. L. of the Grand Chapter. was born in Port
Chester. this State. July %. ls45 He came to this
city with his parents in 1870. and has resided here
ever since He is the son OF II. NJ St.vers, and Is
associated with his father in the carriage business.
He raised in Kane Lodge No 4ji February,
1861 exalted in DE Witt Clinton Chapter No. li2
May 1865 affiliated with Jerusalem Chapter No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
PIATT LODGE no. I9j.
AN OFFICIAL vIsIT.THE FIRST DEGREE AND A
CROWDED IIOt'aI,

CROWDED HoUA
w. Philip Joseph n very busy man last
Thursday night, when he received the official visit
OF H. W. William II. Miller. Jr.. ID. D.. of the
Fifth, who was escorted by a large delegation OF
TIE T. Ms OF the district. There were DR.. Pomroy,
OF Darcy; Folsom and Dose. OF Independent; j. S.
Miller. Metz; Dr. Richards and Hevenor. OF East
ein Star: Treher and Halliday. OF Hope Smele,
OF Templar Swan. of Adephi: Stevens. of Ocean:
r. VS.. Manning. Pratt and Affect. W. Hamilton.
who presented the apron; WIS. Alexander McClc-
land OF New York: Miller, Of Darcy, ana hosts OF
others too numerous TO mention. The address Of
the ID. ID. very fine and well received by the
attentive brethren. He spoke OF the Intellectual
Mason. and admonished the brethren to read up
Masonic history to study the tenets. lessons and
traditions OF the craft learn the scope OF the fra
ternity. keep themselves Informed OF all the hap
penings In the Masonic world. and keep abreast
OF all the charities and all the good works OF the
day. The first degree given In excellent FORM