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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

-1eka Lodge No. 2i3 resumed Masonic work Mon
~ evening. r. w Henry Won Minden. the Master
."ied. W. Ludwig Of Tecumseh, acted as senior
aeon DR. Burdick OF Euclid Lodge, presented
sspon and W. Bro. Hughes explained the use
Re working tools. Other visitors were VS.
~ Field, Mayheld. Metz. Postley. McClehand
!, Alexander r. ". Robert L. Wright. District
a'pu'y Of the Fifth. paid the lodge an unoff1ciai
"a visit and was most cordially greeted by the
49, 49, ana brethren. The ID. ID. answered IN very
rlernhsrss terms congratulated the Master ana me
poka -. upon The excellent status of the lodge
md vrrsd e Close friendship existing between them
he coming ne brethren 10 renewed efforts during
10 io6o"s SEASON to advance the best interest OF
afs.,D,oo- me hrst degree was conferred In most
epternber, manner in the commandery room on
no n,, ,eI eureka Lodge will hold special for
3ro WISE ose OF Receiving the official visit Of X. w
cr IN r r Preparations for this gala night are
uccessi which is expected 10 be signaliy
rs,Ss u ansir for the u. d. and his many
'' al well as for Eureka Lodge.
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close OF the For some time after this he was
employed by the Government in connection with the
Ordinance Department. then stationed at Richmond.
Va. havirg charge o: the captured arms and am
munition. Bro Iutchens has an excellent record In
regard to his services in the Army and Ordnance
Department Upon his final return to his native
heath Canandaigua he entered mercantile pursuits.
and started music store. which. by his industry.
and fair dealing became one Of the institutions OF
his town He deals chiefly In pianos. organs all
musical instruments. sheet music and other musical
merchandise.
The X w. brother initiated in Canandagua
Lodge No 2a4 in 1855 elected master In 1920 and
served four years in the East OF his lodge. He was
appointed Assistant Grand Lecturer OF the Seventh
Judicial District and served two terms az such lie
Is now serving the third year High Priest OF TX
celsor Chapter No 16i. For both these Masonic
bodies Hutchens h as shown very good executive
ability and has added not only numbers but also
added prosperity and Influence TO his lodge and
chapter.
Bro Hutchens has been elected several times TO
fill various offices. He H. "A lifelong Repub-
lican. having cast his frs vote for Abraham Lin
coin He chairman Of the Republican county
Committee in the campaign OF 1895 and by his efforts
carried the county by larger majority thar MS
party ever did before. Bro Hutchens has the
respect Of all the citizens of Canandaigua. OF what
ever party. and the esteem and confidence OF MS
brethren in the Twenty.frst District
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IN The early winter Date and narticuiars will be
announced In The Tribune

IN me early winter. Date and particulars will be
announced In The Tribune
ne Rev and r. W. Horatio w p Hodson who,
,or ne was admitted 10 Hoy Orders for two
MIS- NILS District Deputy Grand Master for the Seventh
"anvnc Dlstrlct will preach at the 1890 o'clock
er, , re al calvary Episcopal Church. Fourh-ave.
fnYinuhest remembrance Of the good work of Bro.
housoh' The craft generally Invited hear him
s,Wieland Lodge No IA will celebrate It's twenty
~. nuth anniversary Oubee) Monday 2lst inst.
dnere VIII be meeting In the hail. Willis-ave. and
One-hundred-a and forty eighth-st. at 230 D. M. and
"a nahquet and ball, commencing at $50 D. at
foihgs Casino. corner One hundred nd h
81 ana ST. Ann's-ave The ''Wleander making
very elaborate preparations for this event. and
everything points to very successful affair.
w. Brother Frank l.. Hamilton. Master OF Polar
otar Lodge NO 2b. says: vacation is over and we
earnestly call you from refreshment TO resume Ia
Dor at our next regular communication. Monday
september q. at D. m. The degree OF Entered
Apprentice will be conferred The lodge In the past
mas been prosperous; to excel In the future depends
upon your interest and your presence. VIII you
days OF each month the evenings 10 attend Old
Polar Star? Greater results Will then be accom-
plished."
Montauk Lodge No. css will work the second de-
gree next Wednesday The announcement IL
made with a great deal Of pleasure that the
Middle Chamber lecture Will be delivered by Bro
5 II Sprague. of Excelsior Lodge No. ls5. OF New
York. and the brethren may be assured of de-
lghtful and eloquent rendering of the work. As
from labor 1t is hoped there will be a large at
tendance Of the brethren. to impart good cheer
end inspire by their presence a renewed zeal In
the work there is before the lodge
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ADhLPHic COUNCIL no. :, r.. AND S. N.

"is' assembly Of this body after the summer
s.n was held In the Tuscan Room. Masonic
svo@' saturday evening. Despite the very un-
a. . A"'e weather. the attendance was good and
~, ''e'est IN the work undated. The Council
b.. "Onoied by a visit from + @. Ms. Hatfield and
a.., VI New-Jersey: William J. Duncan. and other
rsushed labOrers in tho Ninth Arch. The
49,. Hnhois master welcomed the companions on
,, return from refreshment 10 labor. and stated
o.. a. me recent meeting Of the Grand Council the
Do,..' master. NJ ]. John r. Baldwin. had reap
90 r. J. Frederick Kanter to the place Of
~, captain OF the Guard The right illustrious
and ramon was then received with the grand honors
gess,r sponded I'm his most effective manner. ex-
spor "a ms appreciation of the honor conferred
renartnu eiphic Council by his appointment The
that sn,A VI Inc popular companion were accorded
g;es, a. .ntusastic applause with which he r. ever
pronos,w hen he addresses the craft. number OF
frees 'ions were favorably received, and the de-
Ipon %, ~ royal and select master were conferred
f candidates I'm full form II was an
onferrad mat the super-cxcellent degree would be
onnsntulh the latter part Of November: that the
mo ,ba, who would take part had been selected.
luce Ia. preparations were well under way TO pro-
ees I az the most dramatic OF all ancient craft de-
neri,s ~ manner which would do justice to It's
,ree me number of candidates Will be very
M az any select master, irrespective Of the Coun-
wrongs to. Is entitled to receive the degree.
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RIGHT WORSHIPFTL HIRAM l.. H1TCHENS.

DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTER OF THE
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
" W. Hiram l.. IIutchens. the present District
Deputy Grand Master OF the Twenty-frst Masonic
District born in Canandaigua n Y. In 1899:
brought up farm, where he received good
common school education. after which he studied
law with the Hon. Edwin Hicks But his studies
here interrupted by his ardent patriotism,
which prompted him to answer his countrvs call.
He enlisted In the listh Regiment. y. Y. s. v. in
1862 served some time and detailed chief
clerk of the Quartermaster Department Of The Sec
ond Division in the Eighteenth Army Corps. He
remained In the Army in that capacity until the
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ROYAL ARCH ITEMS.

Standard Chapter resumed labors last Saturday.
T. Frederick T. Blase, the II. F.. pleased with
the very large attendance OF companions. There
was work. but the companions preferred 20 spend
the first evening in social intercourse. A OF
prosperity is In store for Standard
Metropolitan Chapter conferred the Pas, and NJ
f. Degree last Wednesday in the presence OF
large array OF Masonic talent. The members OF
Metropolitan Chapter are beginning to take more
and more interest In the welfare OF the chapter by
attending and taking part In the work.
Jerusalem Chapter 80. s. T.. c. Victor Twiss H.
r.. began Its la bors last Friday evening. The com
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panons gathered in strong force to welcome each
other back TO the Tabernacle OF No. g. The Scribe
{. J. kigen, conferred the mark degree In 4
manner which showed that he had not neglected
Masonry during vacation The G. H. p was pres
emit; also r. Els Muehsam. Mckelsey, Osgoodby
Hoxie Kinds and DR.. REYNOLDS. Of Phoenix
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Hlason,e Dircftorp.

Will Minister'S and Secretaries kindly Inform
when their respective lodges will resume
labor: PIensc state exact date. place Of
meeting. aud what work In cOntc pIa ted at
the first meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

ADELpIIIc No. 3Is first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hail.
VIM D. GAGE. NJ. f. T. TATE, g. W.
W c. DEGEN j. w GEO W. WHITE Treas
b. r FRYER Secretary 30 Pine-st.
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ADELPTlI LODGE No % meets first and third Tuesday
Masonic Hail
WM. A. SWAN. NJ. CHAS s. CONNER q W.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. J. W. JOS. BLUMENTHAT. Treas.
VIM MAcHOf., Secretary. 100 Il. 96th st.
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ALBION Nc. 20 meets second and fourth Mondays In
Masonic Han.
EDWARD G. TITUS. NJ. HOWELL C. REFS. J. W.
HENRY NJ BRlSTOI.S. CHAS A. BENEDICT Treas.
A. EliARDT. Secretary. Box 30 Masonic Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

ALMA LODGE No. 72s meets second and fourth Thurs
days 81 Lexington Opera House. 5sth-st. and 3d-ave
HENRY a ROGERS. NJ J. g. PETERSON, S.w.
FRANK X. SHARTS.J.W. GEORGE II. TOOP. Treas.
Il. W. HOUGH. Secretary. 5i4 l.. SSth-st.
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CRESCENT CHAPTER 70 200 meets second Tuesday
Ma onic Hall. -
BE mo I-OEWY.- II, r. r, &. SIIAYNE X
G. EDGAR LANE. 8. r. J WRIGHT Treas
SAMUEL =. ZACHARIE. sec'y 1871 West led-st
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EMPIRE CHAPTER No 100 meets IN the Goth dav AZ
each month Masonic Hall.
WIN. uEvENOR II. r. ANSON r LUDWIG K
VIM. \. SWAN. y. r. LOWENSTETS Treaa
FRED'k =. DAVIS sec'y ~ Van Noorhsst.. BrooklYn
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ORIENT CHAPTER No i3s meets % and 4th FRIDAY a,
new Johnston Bid Fulton and Flabush ayes Brooklyn
CIIAS STEWART. II. r. GEO NJ DUvAI. X
JOHN c. WATKINS. =. A. STEVENSON Treaa
EDWIN SELvAGE. Secretary. - Cinton-st. Brookiyn
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CHAPTERS.

AMERICUs CHAPTER No. 2i5 meets third Tuesday q,
each month at Masonic Hall
JAS ii. FRASER II. T. GEO A. HARDNESS X
JOHN ~ OTTO s. ERNEST ORDEMAN Treaa
CHARLES A. NoRTZ. Secretary, re ist-sve. cry
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AMERICUS LODGE No 5s3 meets first and third Thurs
days Masonic Hall
WIN. RELYEA. VI. !. r. KNOWLES, g. w.
WM. II. ONG. j. W. DAN T. YAMSON. Treas.
JOHN I. WiDDER. Secretary Al Fourth ave.
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ROOME LODGE No. 74e meets second and fourth Sat-
urdays at Masopic Hall
VIM r. MARTIN. NJ W. F. LINsON, 8 ".
r Y. JACOBSEN, J. W. r. T. SHINES Treas
JAMES BELKNAP Secretary. 1f2 Westfi3tth-st
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cAGAMORE LODGE No. 25i meets first and third
Wednesday at Masonic Hail.
go F. NORRIS. NJ. WA F. BROWNE. s. W.
CHAs. II. ENSTE. J. W. JOHN BEAVER. Treas
FRANK ". FUTILE. Secretary - Gold-st.
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AMITY CHAPTER No. 100 meets first and third Thur
day at Carnegie Music Hall. 57th-st. and 7th-aye.
g. u NEWTON. II. p. HENRY A. ROGERS X
H. r. DERRICK. w. ScHOONOvER Treas
CHARLES II. FEM. Secretary. 1872 West i2th-s,
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Masonic Hall
= VIM II. ARMFIELD H. Z. y. DE WITT GRAHAM K
JANE, b. SMITH. s. JOHN j. FOX. Treas
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METROPOLITAN CHAPTER No. I4O meets second ana
c02 East l24th-s corner 3d-ave
A. HESSENBERG. w. r. JOSEPH- DUFF. X.
JOHN II. HALL. :. RICHD ENGLAND Treaa
PHILIP TOBIAS. Secretary s2l East a2i st
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J PHoENIX CHAPTER No meets second Monday q
Masonic Hall
WM. n. REYNOLps. H.P J. n. THOMPSON X
HOWARD FULLER ~ W. NJ POsTI.EY Tre.s
EDWIN BOUTON Secretary. 1853 5h-aye
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ST JOHNS LODGE No I meets second and fourth
Thursday Masonic Hall
GEO II. PHILLIPS. NJ. GEO. p WILLIAMS s. W.
ADO1>PH GEERING. J. W. D. SCTiOONMAKER, Treas
4. X. CORBET. Secretary. Linden ". J.
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Wednesday Masonic Hall ~
]. r. DECKER. II. r. l. II. SANE X.
CHAS. :. THORPE. s. ERNEST RINGER Treaa
A p MILL.IGAN. Secretary. 70 W. 23j-st
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ST. CECTLE LODGE No Ses meets first third and nfsh
tuesday afternoons at l:3o orock. Al Masonic Halt
e. EDWARD LOW. II. ARTHUR J. BISNET = W.
L. OREII.t.Y j. w. ROBERT RECKFR. Treas.
HENRY w. ROE. Secretary. IS East icoth-st
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JERUSALEM Cha PIER No. meets nrst and third
Fridays at Masonic Hall
c. VICTOR TWIsS. II. f. JOHN II. GARDNER X
G. j. KILGEN g. CHAS A. WHITNEY Treas
=. c. WILSON. Secretary. ir2 East 40,h-st "
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ADEIPHI COUNCIL No. T. H. and a NJ. ms.s.
first saturday Q. each month 1t Masonic naii
WIN II. ANDREWS.T.J.M j. X. GARDNER ! n n
J. u. HAISToN. +. c. w ALFRED II. PRICE rvs~,
JOHN W. CoBuRN Recorder. 268 West li0th-es
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DIRIGO LODGE No 30 meets second and fourth Mon
day A Masonic Lodge. -
AARON MORRIS. NJ. MOSES - SCHACk. = w.
A. BERNSTEIN J. w. J. ID. BENOLAlL treas:
JULIUS BLUMENBAsH. Secretary. II East Iosfh-st.
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KANE LODGE No. +j4 meets first. third and NTH Tues
day a Masonic Hall
GEO ". BROWN, Jr.. NJ. JOHN w SISSON. 3. W.
JAS r. Starlight J. W. CHAs WHITNEY. Treas
HENRY W. PENOYAR Secretary. AZ East 18th st.
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INDEPENDENT LODGE No. 1855 meets FIRST and third
Saturday at Masonic Hall.
JOHN q; FOLSOM NJ. G O SfLVERBERG. s. W.
'RsTON q. LUSK JW. q. y BODENHETM, Treas.
WILL IAN HANNA. Secretary 429 6th-st.
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ANCIENT CHAPTER No. meets first and third Thur
days at n. Grand Opera House sth-ave and go St
W. l.. Mc6'REERY. :. " PONCE p. LEON Treas
JOHN b. RUSSELL secretary Box I29 Rutherford NJ
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AsToR LODGE Gls meets second and fourth Thurs
days at Masonic Hall.
GEO W. TALT.MAN. NJ ELMER O. sAMMIS. g. W
:. q. TEETS. J W GEO. " ARNOLD. Treas
JOHN THOMPSON. Secretary. i07 Wali-st
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KING SOLOMON LODGE No. 27s second and
fourth wednesday at Lex Opera House 5sth-s a.
EMIL. FRENKEL. NJ. IGSATZ BLEfFR. a ".
JUSTIN OESTERI.EIN. J.W y. DESIER, Treasurer.
e. HERTZ Secretary. 226 East s7th-st.
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JOHN HANCOCK LODGE No. 20 meets first and third
TUESDAY at Masonic Hall.
LOUIS ENGEL. NJ SAMUEL SCHWARZ s. ".
CARL RTTTEI. j w. f. MENDEi.SOHN. Treas.
MORRIS HIRSCT. Secretary IL Lispensrd-s
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STANDARD CHAPTER No. 252 meets first and ,h,,A
Saturday az Masonic HILL. @ >''~
FRED'K. c Bf.AsE. n. r. JOHN c. CLAUER X
LEMUEI RUSSELL =. ROBT J. BLACK Trsa.
DAVID MckEISEY. Secretary 70 Peari-st
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SHAKESPEARE LODGE No $50 meets first and third
Thursday at Masonic Hall
ISAAC MINER. NJ. II. p. BACH s. w
MYER KRASNER J. ". DAVID FRANKEI. Treas.
EDWARD GOTTIIEB Secretary. 20 r. i25th-st.
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CORTNTHIAN CHAPTER No i59 meets second ana
fourth THURSDAY al o'ciock p; m; Masonic Hall
ROBERT REtKER H. = JAMES II CURTIN X
EUGENE Is. NEWHALI. JOHN W Keller Treaa
HENRY W. ROE. Secretary. % Z. I20th-sf
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SCOTIA LODGE No. ga meets frs, and third Thurs
day at Masonic Hall
tLExANDER SHARP ". ADAM HILL. s. W.
=. J. MACDONALD. J. W. PETER ROSS Treas
X MACKENZIE. Secretary 80 e. 30th-st. Ba yonne. " J.
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EASTERN STAR No 227 meets FIRST and thlr'
Wednesday al Masonic Hall
ROBERT RICHARDS. NJ. CHAS w. SHAW, y w
GEO II HEARN. ]. W. T. LOEWENSTElN. Treas
Holm n MrYERHOIZ Sec'y 300 East 55th-st
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HARLEM LODGE No 457 every Thursday at
Ter 81 81 and l2+ h-st.
FRANK g. COMBS. NJ. ALFRED A. BRIGGS T. W.
: . CARTER. 7. W G. ENGEI,HARD Treas.
ROBERT OGIr.vY. Secretary. 10 East ilfth-st
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EXCELSIOR No 1875 meets second and fourth Monday
at Masonic Hall - - -.
JOHN r. GARDNER NJ WALTER PlNE. y W.
Holm 1; ROOT 6 W T. l.. MERRfFIELD. Treas
ROBERT :. MARBLE. S-c'y 4si Dean-st.. Brooklyn.
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HOWARD LODGE No. 30 meets second and fourth FRI
DAYS n Masonic Hall
JOHN r. SMITH NJ. JAMES SHEA. s. w.
ORVAI, q CLARK 7. ". PHINIt'S T. BARNtlM, Treas.
FRANK A. wINSHIP, Secretary. 259 West 3sth-st
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HIRAM LODGE No 40 meets first and third Friday
az Masonic Hall. -
WILLIAM COLLINS. NJ. J.. II. A. SCHNEIDER. SW.
{. r. SINDT. + W. CHAS. SCHNEIDER. Treas.
HENRY MASSEY. Secretary 200 sh-ave
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EMANUEL. LODGE No GA meets second and fourth
Wednesday Masonic Hall. 49,
BENZ. y LEVY. NJ. ALBERTO HlaIAM = "
A BIh'MENTIIAL. J. W. GEORGE BE.k iredS
GUSTAVE BAUM. Secretary 1871 K. f0Ith-st
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GAvEr LODGE No 103 and third Friday a
I4s,h ST and Wills ave. - -.
FRANCIS ID. HAINES. NJ T. CLARK WILSON =. w
r. BRADLEY. J. w JOHN W. DEL Ell. Treas
ALBERT ". BRIGGS Secretary 700 East i43d-st.
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EUREKA LODGE No. 2i3 meets first and third mon
day Masonic Hall - $1,000 49,
II Won MfNDFN. VI. JOSEPH ODEl.I. y w.
T. TTLDEN ! w PHILIP FRANKLIN. Treas
JOHN J 81 ArISTER Sec'y t.2i2 Jenerson-ave.. Bklyn
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STAR OF CUBA LODGE No Ta2 meets FIRST and third
Monday at Bloomingdale Annex 10 e G0h-st
II. LASSING. NJ. COLIN d. ANDERSON 4. W.
JONAS ADLER. J. W H. :. LYON. Treas
H. H. ATwATER. Secretary. 220 Church-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

EMPIRE CITY LODGE meets first and third Wednes
day Lexington Assembly Rooms. 5Sthst and 3d-ave
SAMUEL G Balm VI. JACOB w IN 1tl- =. ="
VIM XTTSCENSTEIN Nv SIMON s. STERN Treas.
JACOB I. COHEN. Secretary. 355 East Soth-st
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LEBANON LODGE No. i9I meets first and third Tues
DAY d Masonic Hall . .
mo. l.. BRVCKBAUER, NJ NJ J. y. EMMERSON, g. W.
We A sFIMMEI. 7. w. WIN J. MAXWELL. Treas
D. J. MORRISON. Secretary. AZ Hicks-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

DARCY LODGE No 1877 second and fourth Mon
DAYS at Masonic Hall.
TTiOS. W. POMROY ". +. g FR1BOURG s. w.
ROBT. KANTER. y w. VI. NAMES. Treas
KOLASKY Secretary 945 ist-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

HOPE LODGE No. pa meets first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall
FDW'D = HALLIDAY ". WIN A. WALLACE. s. w
DANIEL. W. LITTLE. J. W EDWARD F. LEEDS Treas
CHARLES MILLER. Jr.. Secretary. 3i9 w. 19h-st
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COPESToNE LODGE No Cal meets second and fourth
Wedne sday at Masonic Hall
CHAS r HOTMER. NJ. MATHEW NICCL1NO. s. W.
EBENEZEP DRAPER. JW MARTIN KAI.B Treas.
HARRY T. GIBSON. Secretary 2c3 W. 4sth-st
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cORrNcHIAN LODGE No. 4SS second and
fourth hursday az Masonic Hall
ROBERT Al'T.D ". HENRY WOODS. 2. W.
EDW. GREGORY T. w GEORGE STONE. Treas
GEORGE THORNTON Secretary BcIeville. n. J.
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DANIEL. CARPENTER LODGE No. 6s3 meets second
and fourth Saturday nj Masonic Hall - -,
WM COLLINS NJ WIN " LEVERTCH s. W.
GEO. A DREW, !. W. T. p ROME Treas
EDWIN H. LOvELESs. Secretary a07 East 2is-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

ATLAS LODGE No 3i6 first and third Friday at
Masonic Hall.
JOHN W. ALLISON, II. GEO r. BROOKE \. w.
LOUIS KOEf.SCIT J. w HENRY T.. BROWN. Treas.
g. J. BLOCK Sec 3l6 Ma sonic Haior 2s3 w 18th 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

STLENTTA LODGE No i9s meets second and fourth
Wednesday az Masonic Hall
ROBERT L. WRIGHT NJ. JOHN SHANNON s. w
PHILIP BLOCH J. ". CHAS. r. ORDlNG. Treas
Fredk F. Haskns. Secy. 7Gi Washington BrookIyn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-06-17

Louisville, KY, June 13.-In the
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honor
today the question of admitting wo.
men TO the order was defeated BY a
vote OF OIL to 30. Only routine business
was transacted.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-06-17
WHO IS NOE?

The scheme to defeat Mr.. Brownlow
is "on." But like the mice that de-
termined in the interest of their own Sc
curity and enjoyment to bell all the
cats, the willy schemers don't know
where or how TO begin. The fools in
in the Democratic party, to say nothing
of its intelligent and sensible contin
gent, are ever aware that such an un.
dertaking is impossible of accomplish
ment.
But this is not an answer to ourques-
ton
A rollickinQ, jovial Democrat, like
Charlie Slack, may run for the fun of
the thing, or, like Kizer once did 10 see
his name in print, but any Democratic
candidate, no matter who he may or
may not be, knows that in the end a
very unhealthy ghost will dance upon
the fresh earth above his untimely re.
mains.
But still this is not answering our
question.
1t may be that a certain few arc try
ing to organize a boom out of the a
ty fragments of what was left of the
opposition to Mr.. Brownlow after the
late primary had done its cyclonic
work. We are creditably informed
that such is the case and the brilliant
and important personages who have
the serious matter in charge have al.
ready launched their intrepid and
amazing project.
And even yet our pressing question
ELECTS no response.
All that we have got to say particu-
larly on this subject is that Noe knows
NO more about good politics, party
and the temper and determi-
of the people of this Congress.
sional District than he knows about the
age, complexion and nationality of
8 mother in law, the size of her
shoe, the cut of the bloomers she wore
and the make of the bike she rode when
she was a blooming maiden, and a
great deal less. If you know Noe o
know a sight more than the average
common mortal a hope to know how
to know, and you know whole Libraries
more than Noe knows himself.
And still our question is still un-
answered and we fear unanswerable.
All that we do know is that there is
certain Noe who is a candidate for
annihilation-and not for Congress.