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New-York tribune., 1896-01-12
LODGE NOTES.
THE TOILERs IN ORR o1.Arrrr-

"'"E'esant Lodge worked the third degree
Inc, Inc new Master. W. Robert j. I.ahey presided as
'"'eu oy VS. Wayman. Wool and Collins
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r. W. Z. W. Mascord D. d. Of the Third Masonic
District will rake his official visit to Greenwood
Lodge No. $50 next Thursday. The District Deputy
or the Third IL very busy with his Masonic work
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Prince of Orange Lodge worked the first degree
among the many visitors '' ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

DESIGNS UPON THE TRESTLE BOARDS.
Phoenix Chapter No meets tomorrow evening.
Excellent Companion Reynolds expects full house.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12
POYAL ARCH ITEMS.

Standard Chapter held a well-attended convocauo'
Excellent Companion Blasc the High PT1cst' P'e-
sized Excellent William Hereno- and A. Muchsaih'
Of Empire and Fitch, OF metropolitan. assis,ea ~,
The conferrD2 OF the Mark degree Inc Aaih W., ;s
again be conferred next Saturday. Standard y
doing exceedingly well.
Metropolitan Chapter No 49, Excellent Companion
Rosenberg High Priest. conferred the Mark degree
T. L. a. Muehsam assisted also VI. T. Samnei
Frankfort, OF Empire, and Blase. OF Standard Inc
ehapter well attended.
Corinhian Chapter met last Thursday afternoon
sno when the High Priest. Excellent Robert Recker'
Sscended the East nc found brilliant array Of
eaptular talent preSen. and very large gathering
i Royal Arch Masons. The Mark degree was con-
is'fed upon several candidates. many applications
.ere made sor admittance 10 this nourshlng chap
~, and the prospects Of the good work par
ssssaiariy bright Companion Reckcr has shown his
~ and his ability In lodge work, and. he VIII
ssg ng the same devotion his chapter success is
Sssssu'ed. Certainly the opening conyocation was
Az. Ams encouraging to him and to All the members
ESEng En,g the visitors were r. e. klbert Maxheld r.
Oeess'msr, A. Miller NJ T.. Francisco. Paul kies,
an6Ee " Anderson, Dr. Hepburn, David McKolsey
Corie.. So!np George B. Cabeen, Of Banner Chapter
dras,.lan Chapter meets Thursday afternoon. See
'''''y on THIS oase.
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ST JOHNS LODGE No. meets second and fourth
Thurstay a Masonic Hall -
GEO r. PHILLIPS. NJ GEO NiI.ihAMS = W.
ADOI.pH CURING. j. ". y. SHOEMAKER Treas
AiIN T. Correct. Secretary. Linden. y. J.
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Nlcsnnic Qirrrtorn.


Secretaries Will kindly exnmine the names
% the respective officers I'm the cards and
send corrections. IL required. to the Ma
sonic Department OF The Tribune. The Ma
sonic Directory Is published every sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

In the district where he is received with open arms
end true Masonic welcome. Past Masters OF the
Eighth will be with Bro Wilson next week.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

JOHN HANCOCK LODGE. No. 30 meets first and third
tuesday at Masnnic Hall
iO' is ENGfI. VI. SAMUEL SCIIWAEZ. \ W.
tAKi. RIIlEI J. W. T. MENDEi.SOHN, Treas
NORRIS HiSCI. Secretary. Is Lisperard-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Corinthian Lodge is preparing for grand enter
tainment TO he held at Lenox Lyceum on February
o. IuFthor particulars OF which Will be announced
IN this department Of tho Sunday Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

SCOTIA LODGE No. GA meets n-si AMI third Thurs
NEX,Ni ER SHARP NJ ADAM HILL. W
: j MACIONALp.I. ". PETER ROSS. Treas.
l<l9\\tlU MACKENZIE. Secretary. - +. 3Jih-si Bay
y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

PIATT LODGE No. -, and third Thurs.
says AZ Masonic Hall.
PHILIP JOSEPH. NJ. HhILTON SPENCER S.W.
HER J. ROSENTHAL. JW. SAMUEL BRAND Treas
W J. JEsStP. secretary, i3 south cth-si. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

OCEAN LODGE NJ" 1876 meets second and fourth Thur
'av G-r1i onera House. s'h-1ve an' ''d-t'.
THOMAS SHARIOW. " JOHN p. BURROWS : W.
CHAS. \. RON LILY. ). W. CHAS. RENFER Tras
GrD ". STEVENS. secrrtar.. osls sth-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

KANE LODGE No 454 meets FIRST thirl and nfth
Tuesday Masonic Hall
GEO. ". BROWN. Jr.. M. JOHN w sISsON T. W.
AS. i. sbhI,lG.r. !. " D.iAS. A. NiirINEl Treas.
HENRY W. PENOYAR, Secretary ~ Eas; Itth-s,
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PYRAMID LODGE No. 49o frs, and third rrt-
lay M1snnc Hal.
JAMES H. KENNEDY VI. DAVID g. BOlLE =. w
THOMAS WATT. :. WM. !. NJ DONALD Treas
CHAEI.Es II. nALDWIN SECRETARY. 1870 s,h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

REPUBLIC LODGE No. coo meets fist and third
Saturday . Masonic fp'l
Gt-sTAVE A r rHENNIG. NJ WM. II. THOMAS $. w.
l.. J. SItlStSAsl =. ~. a.. HhLAnp
WM. II. MAYER. sscrstury l0i Waker-st
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KING SOTyOMON'S LODGE No. 30 meets second AMI
fourth Wcin,sday at Lex Opera House Jsihst d - ave-
EMIL FiENkEI. y. IGNA1Z BI.EIE.fs = w
JUSTIN Ois1 EKlElN. J.W. L. DrNZER. Treasurer.
B. HERTZ secretary. 226 East sIth-s
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LEBANON LODGE. 40. I9i. and third Tues
iay Masonic Hall.
JOHN /. RRrCKBAUEIi. NJ II. J. T.. EMMERSON y W.
rICIOts \. SHlMMEI,. j. W.IIONAS NORRIS, Il.as
-. J. MORRISON -. retary ~ Hicks-st BrOokI;E.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

NEW YORK LODGE NO. SO meets second and fourth
Tuesday Masonic Hal.
WALTER MILLER VI. l.. II. SAKE. 5. w
JOHN NIcklNsON j. ". - HELMsTETTER. Treas
GEO W. ANDERSON. S'c'y Is Crosby St
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sr ,.ECTIE LODGE Nc. third snd
nfth Tuesday 80 o'clock At Maslnic Ha;i
G. EDWAkD Low. N. M ~ d y bIs:.ET > W.
l.. O'KEIIT-Y. J. W. ROBERT ktS,s. rrea@
" UENRY ". ROE Secretary. - East l.0th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Bethel Lodge met, but having no degree work on
mana, the new Master w. William f Mal;ock
practised as presiding officer. The lodge was
wei ATTENDED byemcmbers ani visitors Who all
enjoyed pleasant evening W's ;Jnnfinofor
KNAPP. Cunningham ana Stanpcr wcre in A.,
tendance - "
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

MAfMANIDAs LODGE. No. 7ia. second and
fJuith "Wednesday at Masonic Hal
MAXMIl.IAH SALMON ii. CEAs J. WHITE. s w
MAURICE BETI.E. j. ". BENZ. SADEI. Treas.
HENRY IT. GrTTMAN. SecS. ls-t 2i-ayr.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

SYCAMORE LODGE No. 3.i. first and third
wednesday y Masonic Hall
GEORGE T. MORRIS. u. WM + BROWNE. = ".
CIIAS H. ENSTE J. W. JOHN BEAVER Ir"is.
FRANK W. FUTILE. secretary. - Goic-st
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SHAKESPEARE LODGE No. $50 meets first hal third
Thursday Masonic Han
ISAAC MINER Il. IL = BACH, : W.
MAYER KASNER. J. w. DAVID FLANNEL: Treas
EDNhRD tiOTTLIEB. secretlry 20 f. i25ihs,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

GREENWICH LODGE No i61 meets second and sourth
Ftidav at Mas, mic Han
rllOS + RICHARDS IN. NJ. FRED I. SLACK T. w
JAa.tS SPARKS. J. ". NELL. StTpHEN Trsas
So--.,. AT Hing. secretary. az broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

MINN LODGE 30. 1870 meets second and fourth T..u-o
Masonic Hall.
JOHN MAGtrRE. ". A. l.. ERLANGER. :. W.
JOHN I. l>JTuHERI. J. ". EDMUND r. PRICE Treas
49,. d.. J....-..~ S.c.r.Ay. ~. naI r.a,e
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MONTGOMERY LODGE No. G..
'iiAkIEs i;A cHE j. w w. & joHi r 'Hf nS1 irSs,
Wll.IIhM OnD. Seore;ary.
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GRAMERCY LODGE No. J37 meets second ari fourth
Monday Masonic Hall
JOHN ALSDORF. NJ John A. SLY s w
SAMUEL. L. TUCK J. w. -. KETTERER Treas
JAMES T.. GRlTMAN. Secretary. B!eecker-sr.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

city Lodge gave the first degree. with Worshipful
hehrF D. Muller in the East. w. Muehsam presented
the apron, W. Collins eSplare! the WORKING too.s.
ana W. tIcatY presided IN the second section. There
wee aISo present and assisting s.. Mctz and Me
Cleiland and \. ". Dittenho,ffor.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

LIVINGSTON Lodge, No. c57. first ard iniri
siouday a Masonic Hail.
CHARLES IN IIE!iS JK. NJ. EDWARD J. E1 KERT. b. ".
GEO. T.. CONLEN. !. W. MN. SCOTT. Treas.
l.. MfIti. Second-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Independent Lodge worked the first degree. The
new Master. w. Folsom. presided, assisted by VS.
Bogert Dose 1dndemeyer Joseph. McClelland AMI
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

EASTERN STAR No. 22T. meets & and ,hi;d weencs.
d. Aas ME i'al
ROBERT RI'HAP1s. NJ. CIIAs. ". SHAW s. W.
GEO. u. HEARN. j. W. r. lDIWENs1 Elm. Trsaa
JOnN n. MEYEhHoZ. sccy. 30 East a5th-s,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

THURSDAY "a Masonic Han .......... - -
JOHE NJ OTTO NJ. JOS. A. L. fARDNEk y w.
ynsi.pil : PAXTON. j. W. HENRY ;. LOWELL. Treas.
FpEIl< r. DAVIS. sec. ~ Van Noorhsst. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

TrNqIAR LODfE No. 2o3 second ana fourth
Thursdays AT circle Hal sih-aye. and asth-s'.
iDiiv Il inf'DON NJ TIfoS SIMPSON s w
-niS + EFNNET'r, j. W. JA;. H. GlI.IIE. Treas.
V'M sMEiiIr. secretary. 30 West i0oth-s..
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STRICT OBSERVANCE No. ~. meets second and
fourth Saturday Masonic Hall. -
q u MAETIN NJ IOliN GOLDMAN. = W.
t;io + I.NNEt NOE J. W - ". NJ CASE. Treas
rtllN Or AGG Secretary. ~? West Fiftsenth-s'.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Franklin Lodge No. Az received The official visit
OF K. W. George w. White. u. d. Of the Sixth
District. last Monday evening. The new Master.
Worshpful Nathan :. Levy. gave the ID. u. warm
and very cordial greeting. and welcomed him IN the
name and for The brethren OF Franklin Lodge.
me time was devoted TO the entertaining Of the
distinguished guest OF the evening. and addresses
we're made by the Master by the Grand Lodge
officers who were with the -. D. by W. Isaac
II. Frohme. Simon Fry. Blaney. Russell. ohariow
and others.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Right Wo'shipful J. Stewart Wilson. Past Dis
trct Depu. of the Eighth Masonic District. will in
stall the officers of Centennial Lodge next Tues
day. and OF Golden Rule Lodge next "Wednesday.
This Rgnt Worship:ul Will never be back num-
ber: n. Is constantly on the alert Tor good Ma
sonic work. and ready to do II. Although now
Past District Deputy. he still visits all the lodges
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

TRIE CRAFTSMAN'S LODGE G5l meets second and
fourth Wednesdays at Lev Opera Iise 3shs AMI 3iave.
HENRY PHILLIPS. ~: T. NJ GOODMAN : W.
,VN X MEYERS. j. W. sol. SfI.BERIETG. Treas
SIM NJ. LION. secretary. +26 East 5Ith 81,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Lebanon Lodge No. lo1 had the frs. degree last,
Tuesday night. Worship:ul Brother Bruckcaner
and his new officers worked efficiently and well. and
Will no doubt bring this good lodge into further
favorable notice. Worshiplul X. HOlde. Assistant
Grand Lecturer. presented the apron. and Worship
ful Iudwis, Of Tccumseh Wright of SNentia, and
Lee, OF Pacific, assisted
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

GAVEI. LODGE. No. .o3 meets frs, and third Fr,d.,
= ESth-st. and Wl.iis-aNe
FRANCIS D. HAlNES. NJ. J. CLARK WILSON s w.
" +. BRA ADLEY. J. W. JOHN W. DEUEL. Treas
ALBERT ". BRIGGS sec'y. 700 Ea Il is3d-s,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Ivanhoc Com nandery No. Sc will meet next
afternoon. The order Of Red Cross and
order OF the Temple will be conferred rpon sev-
eral poGtulGnei
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

slITNTIA LODGE 10 i,s. meets second and fourth
Nrlncsday a MlsoEic Hall.
KOHEIr T.. WRIGHT. NJ JOHN SHANNON. :. W.
PHILIP BLOC II. J. W HAS. 4 ABIDING. Treas
rg,tk =. Haskins Sec'y 1C7 washngon-a BrooNsn
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Putnam Lodge No. 9Ss held its first communlca
tior under its Master. ". Harry F. Vaughan
The fellowcraft degree conferred The lecture
of the second section was delivered by Bro Albert
Warner OF Hope Lodge. and at its conclus! sion he
was given vote Of thanks for the able and i'm
pressive character OF his work.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

VEEITAS LODGE No. IA second and fourth Tues
dry n, Grand Opera Hous". sth-ave and 231st
MATHEW TAYLOR. NJ. tlfAS. A. MORRISON. =. w.
GrO = WOODLEY. j. W RICHARD ROCH. Treas
JOHN Z kOOPMAN secretary. iIlst-st near lith ave-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

EXCELSIOR. No i95. meets second anc fourth Monday
AIsonic Hal
iOHN =: GARDNER. Il JOHN c. ROOT, 4 W.
WAITER +. PlAE J. W. +. L. MEuGiFIEI.D Treas,
ROBERT :. WAHDLE Src'y. 4si Deanst. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

STAR OF CUBA LODI iE ~. ~ meets first and third
Monday at Bio mingdale Annex 10 i. 60,h-si.
II LASStSt;. VI. g p ANl,ERsoN. : W.
JONAS ADLER. j. w. Ii = LYON Treas
IL H. AWATER. Secretary. 30 Churchst.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Livingston Lodge conferred the fist degree. the
ncw Master. W. Charles Erdess jr. doing the en-
're work ana Going it exceedingly well. Thc vet
e''n" "Ao were prcscn; listened with grea; a;ten-
uri. ana ~ the close coTsraiuated the young Mae
tci upon tlo NerN effective manner in which he had
t"n.e'rri the des'ee ana conducted the lodge. Lily
inS-iph Lodge certainly l. in good bands and Wiz
SA1" !; - the end o. the Masonic year. Tho annual
IN III 81 ms lodge will hc held Friday cvCning
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

on Monday January 6. the first degree con-
ferred In Eureka Lodge. ". Ludwig presenting
the aprons and W. Baker the working tools The
lodge given agreeable surprise by X. ".
John F. Collins i. d. ID. G. VI. o; the Fourth
District. who presented the Master. Henry Won
Mnden. with framed sheepsk!n. which states
that the Grand Lodge Of Texas had appointed HIM
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge Of
the state OF New-York. Eureka Lodge Is proud Of
the honor conferred on her Master. An enjoyable
time was also held later at the Craftsman Ciub
10 celebrate the event.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

r. W. J. Stewart Wilson installed tho officers Of
Bunting Lodge last Monday IN very impressive
and dignhed manner. Il. w. Cyrus o. Hubbell as
sisted as Grand Marshal The attendance was very
good even for this good Harlem lodge, which is
always well attended b. earnest hard- working
brethren.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Astor Lodge began work with the first degree
The new Worshipful, Gcorce W. Tallman. presided
r. W. Aficcf presented the apron. and Past Mas
ter Doncgan explained the working tools. The lodge
had very good attendance.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12
nlason,c Dire,t,rn.

| DIRiGO LODGE No 20 fourth Mon-
dag Masonic Hal
AARON MORRIS. NJ MOSES n sCHACR s. W.
A. BERNSTEIN. j. w. ID. j. BENOLIAI. Treas
JULIUS Bisi IENBaCH SecI e;ary - a.. ..IL.-s.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

ENAMEL LODGE ". c54 eseconi and fourth
Wednesday Masonic Hall
BENJAMIN VI LEVY, "A. ALBERTO IiIMAN, g. ".
A. BLi MHSTHAL,. J. W GEORGE BECK Treas
GcSTANE RAUM. Secretary. lo1 l.: i0sthst
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Concord Lodge No. % conferred the second degree
in excellent style. Worshpfu Master Fairbanks
starts with good prospects. and Concord viii give
a good account at the end OF the Masonic year
Park Lodge gave the first degree The new Mas
ter. Worshipfu Richard Sheppard. doing the entire
degree work. Worshpful Alexander Doncgan. OF A.
tor, gave The lecture. Il. W NJ. -. Getty among
the visf ors also Past Masters Clark. Baldwin.
Watt and Kennedy. OF Pyramid Lodge. In the
midst OF the solemn ceremony OF initiation the sad
news whispered around the mystic circle Of
the brethren that the beloved Past Master OF Park
Lodge, George W. Adams. had passed away The
mournfui idings were received with the utmost
grief and sorrow by every member o. Park Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Dor,c Lodge 40 $50 gave the hrs' degree anu nlsO
received the official visit OF 'le ~ ~ Iy,,, To- bn
Maso"I' ,,.d rv the Master Theodore w Per-
cordially rai,son Of Atlas. explained the use o. 'n'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

The members Of Montclair Lodge No. IA gave John
G. Treadwell their old chaplain, a reception Mon
day night In honor OF his having been Il Mason for
fifty years
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Mount Horeb Chapter No -, located at Kingston.
will confer the Royal Arch degree next Wedns sday.
The Excellent High Priest Hyman Roosa, who has
he will preside next Wednesday and the Grand
Master OF TIE second veil. r. z. Albert Maxheir
Will act aS the principal sojournor. a tul attend
ancc Is cypected.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Dr.go Lodge meets tomorrow nigh. The first
degree Will be- given. with full ceremonial W.
Aaron Morris Will preside assisted by II very able
corps OF ofiicera. Visitors are always welcomed
her.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

On Sunday January 10. the Rev John T. Patcy.
Grand Chaplain. will preach Masonic sermon for
Bethel Lodge No. 133 and the craft in general at
his church. ~. Lukes, at the corner OF One-hun-
dred. and forty -irst-st. and Convent-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Constitution Lodge No. 2r will confer tho first de-
gree next Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Eastern Star Iolge meets next Wednesday. Tho
new Master. " goher; Richards. has the work wei
In hand aud 'he new Officers all well posted. 80
that the work Will prove atafactorl 20 all tho
members and visitors
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

The Masonic Veteran Association. OF the city of
New York will hold an important meeting mex, Sat
urday evening. al Masonic Hall. This Is the last
meeting prior to the ANNA, dinner which viii TAX
place on SATURDAY. January g. al the Craftsman's
Club Tickets at the usual price % s. VIII b'
real, n.xt SATURDAY. and members are earnesty
requested procure Them In advance OF the evening
Of the dinner Propositions wll hc received. -
well as dues, next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

T. W Georse W White. Distric; Deputy OF the
Sixth Masonic District VII. make his official vislts
70 S. Nicholas Lodge on Wednesl lay. and to Put
nam Lodge on Friday evening At both these
lodges Masters and Past tstcrs OF the Sixth are
cordially invited - meet the -. II. at $50 o'clock
ana accompany him his Official visits.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

EUREKA LODGE No 2i3. meets nsst third Mos
%
II. Won IlNDES. ". JOSEPH ODELI. g. W
l.. II. SiORTEMElHR !. W PHILIP FRANKLIN. TreaA
WI. y. NAN NUNEN. see.y. " Prnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

York COMMANDER h very busy these days.
Preparations lor an exhibition drill and grand re
co2tion are IN progress ard Sir George Nlcholro1
viii make his ofiicia visit - York Wednesday.
January - The distinguished Frator VIII have
with him no less a p"rsonage than the Grand Com
mander Horace \ Noble. Charles r.. Ide. James :.
Manning William J Maxwell. ant many other stars
In the constellation OF Tempiarism.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Manhattan Chapter. lS4. j. =. Decker. High Priest,
holds the first convocation OF the new year on
Wednesday evening next. at which time the Mark.
Past and NJ Z. degrees will be conferred In full
form. Many shining lights OF the craft have sig
nfed their intent on OF being present. pleasant
ard social time Is In for II, who attend
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Ocean Lodge worked the first degree. with Wor
shipiui Thomas Sharow in thr East. assisted hN
Pas, Masters Van PClt. wade and Bennett. The
apron wa ably presented by W. Ludwig. of 1ecuin
sch. and The working tools We're explained by W
MuclisaU. Of Manahatta. Ocean has made a gooo
hegiuutne
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

Nla,rnonidas Lodge worked the first degree upon
ooveral candidates. W. Master NJ. Salmon cordially
r.celved Past Masters Stanger and jacob There
were also present large number OF earnest i, haEd,
M"'"1 Mnndrnoiy well and will render good account
~ the end of the present term
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12

council OF anoirted High Priests WI convene
In the Austin Room Masonic Hall. Now-Tork City.
or Wednesday evening. January %, 1896, at o'clock
prompt when the ordor Of High Priesthood VIII he
conferred duly qualified companions. Newly
elected and installed High Priests arc requested to
be present with apron ard jewel OF office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
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W GALICYl. a zwlaszcsa
v powiecie tarnopolskim, do
chodsi prad wedrownY do
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licsne reese: 2 jednej niewiel.
klej osady jul 80 dusz
znajduje sic na brasylijskiei
ziemi ma 220 numerow tylko
Q osad ME zapisafo sic do
nastepnego wYiazdu. We
wsiach sasiednych wszystko
szamoce sic " prsygotowaniach
do iak nairychlejs1ego opuss-
czenia kraju: swej wsi, ziemi,
rodzinnego gniazda i tego
spokojnego 2ycia, kt6re "a
soba pozostawia. Caiy porza-
dek runal, podkopanY niecnemi
podburzeniami obcYch' lywio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
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W KONSrANTYNOPOLU
dzieja sic rzeczy, kt6re
wzdrYgja ka3dY umysE uczci-
wy i przypominaja czasv
najgorszych przesiadowah.
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W Mich znajdowa}y sic ciala
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swojch dawnvch kolgow. kto-
rzy brali udziat W ostatnich
zaburzenlach. Ka1dy p' ! nogi
i przywiazane do nlch
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wiadaja, lie W ten sposob
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
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kaznodzie)a / pisarz koscielny.
Broni on energicznie praw
sw. kosciola we Francyi, ola
czego4go tel Rad francuzki
pred 3 laty ME chcial po-
twierdzie! ma kardynala, mimo,
il Ujciec sw. 20 zalnianowal!
Obecnie Jest .biskupem W
Autun. a
SYLVESTER Sembratowicz,
arcyblskup lwowski, obrzadku
unickiego, zasluzeny wielce
oko}o podniesienia koscio}a
grecko- unickiego W Galicyi
miedzy Rusinami. Przyczynil
on sic niemalo do wzmocnie-
MIA katolickiej godnosci W
kosciele swoim wobec zaku-
sow, chcacych os}abit unia
rusihska. Liczy obecnie 50
lat i jest wysoce wyksztalcony
W studyach teologicznych.
Biskup Franciszek Satolli
nrodzii sic " tel dyecezyi, "
Ext
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
NiemcY W AfrYce.

Niemcy ME maja widoczaie
szczescia Z koloniami. Bis
mark swego .czasu goraco
popiera} W parlamencie po-
lityke kalonialna--no uda}o
mu sic obiecankami niejed-
nego starego wr6bla z}apat
ma plewy.
Naraz w ostatnich dniach
powstal wielki rwetes W ga
zetach n~iemieckich ma niedole
.afrykahskich kolonist6w. z
kt6rych jeden z biedy zwa-
ryowaf, drugi, pozas}uzbowy
officer, zyje, z rodzina W jak
najwiekszej nedzy. Trzeci i
czwarty z swemi rodzinami
pozostali ma wybrzezu W
S~wakopmund i zamieszkall
w jamach wykopanych W
ziemni, jak zwierzeta.
Inny znowu kolonista
,szlachcic i dawniejszy officer,
zosta} kelnerem p}ucze
butelki i kuAe ola ,,Schutz-
itrupy" Jedenz mich pochodzi
Z Ksieztwa, by} urzednikiem
gospodarczym W dobrach
acknowledgement, a zawiesiw-
sly gospodarke ma ko}ek, "a
1ozy} knajpe, / iona jego,
wnuczka jenera}a, sprzedaje
w6dke "a szynkwasem. For
tuna ko}em sic toczy.
Wszyscy koloniSci wyrze-
kaja ma wyzyskiwanie re
strony utworzonego syndyka-
ia, a jeden z mich wytoczy}
syndykatowi process Q oszust-
wo. G}6wnie oskarzaja kolo-
nisci stowarzyszenie, il wy
slano ich w okolice kamie-
niste, a vice do rolnictwa
wcale nieprzydatne.
Zaraz ma poczatku kazano
i'm sporo grosza wyrzucic ma
zakupy narzedzi rolniczych,
kt6rych nastepnie wcale
spotrzebowac ME mogli, a
iednemu koloniscie wkreci}
syndykat al 7 centnar6w
czernidla ma buty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02

|'ow'z:. .Agg'e99naopiI slbrraIfz,ylijsc'yg na'
ma wiaja: lud do wychoeztwa
ola osob'stego zyskAlpl. Dhislal
ten sam lud, nied l,.y jeszc1e
batwochwalczo do ziemi swej
przywiazany, rzoca ia, pre-
klinajac. Nauczenj argumen,
tow sstuczbYch, powtarzaia:
,,Uciekamy pred autonomls,
azko}ami, Rada paistwa, SCI
mem, notaryuszami, co my
wszystko naszym cie4ko "a.
pracowanym groszem oplacat
musimy'', Demoralizacya mai
straszniejsza robi s%zalone
postepy. Marnotrawstwo graz
suje W pierwszym rzedzie: kto
mole, pozbywa sic mlenia "a
bezeen. w miasteczku Kozlo-
vie ch1ep sprzedaf Is. morgow
gruntu z in wentarzem "a Gene
400 =1otych renskich $500
marsk) sydowi. Kiedy ojciec
lest zmuszony skarciG sYna,
ohlebodawca s}uge, parobka,
odbisra odpowiedz zuchws}a.
he wszystko rzuci i cdjsdMe
do Brazylli.