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New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
HlRIEH LODGE NO. -.

For the first time IN many years this stad ard
conservative lodge opened is dccr~ % - iAie>
and gave An entertainment ard reception "A.cl
were held on Tuesday night y; tie Lexington AVE-
nue. Opera House. and wrr. marked hN success in
every detail thanks to tNc Ver, I've Ms>.sr V
Frank Comh.s Bro Nhert Behnng Henry IN
rich. Charles Erec'hard and August GArciSs MO
were the officers ~ the Executive Committee TIE
earl, par, 81 the evening wAs devoted - very fine
entertainments given rs prafts-io' s t4i,n. - c0r-
siderable merit. AMI consisting ~ sar asnai pro
xramrc ~ SONG. rrci,AuNn- and ducts
When the roor cleared rot dancing Snd The
grand march began ,cr, pleasAn; scene WAS de-
,,l,u,d IL, the nuc array ~ beautiful ladies and
handsome toilets displayed. The march was led by
" Mastcr Comhcs ard his wife. followed 10y r. W.
! stewart Wilson and his wif" pr. Alsdorf and
his wife and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Allan VIII
Inns MIR and Mrs George ". T1op. Washington
Mullen and his daughter Robert Reckcr and Mis-
Reck,r. Mr. and Mrs Henry Trcher Miss Flora
Uippnr H. W Peter X. Gntcns and his wife. Past
Master George W. Waigrove and his Wife W. Mas
fer OF United States Lodge +. H. Kelley and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. +. !. Mligan. Grand Marshal
Henry II rIuscr and his wife. Mr. and Mira Mat
thew Tayior Bro knowles and h.s wife the youth
ful Jacob Nough. surrounded u, r'N' ~ Nount
l,dc. his daughter ani ni''"a.
In The tnNea w'ie nath"r'd MAN, of the "hie ~
tho ct,n ,irani Treasurer William McNornld ani
hs wifo NJ, aud Nv lnm's u "u1'' w nM
M,a " ii.nnett NJ aud Mi' ''H'R' 'todi W
ard M,s sh"o'e, " y W''l'm h'''N'' sn" M
wife ,..--
,ust H.. ,.,, ,retif, ina ~ ih' fnthtni WORKERS ~
tta,i.w i,1pr vhr h'nA,d h' then "n'ltoin
M,s,., s,nrd cuethor wN'h together Ani do aii
Il, ,h.t, rcv., ~ na,'Nr' th' h'Sl iN'"''. .'
ti.,i.m ! ,,,p, whether j,"r'l' m th' lin" ~ We
s.o,.. i,r,, -, ,h,ouph 'h" ln"s ~ so '' fr'e''
nre il,, ~. hnrr' ~ whatever Wn' ''noNhn ~
,ha r.n,h, ~ ,hei' irAse w ',nh'N 't,iNN.
W.,,h ,ht,,t,m r,nnra NSfsr nn' Nfh"i M'MN"'-
,a,a un,i,,rp w ,h.h cNN'te ~ rl"as. 'n'W neN
rr,a,s t,rv veil they snyee'i'i ",t ns sn'"n
e., Irr,.ssed attendance AM M,,ens'n m,",ssN, ~, ~
,h. .. s,.,al nNn,s ALWAYS resnl' w mh'n h'N" "
LII. MI -, tho liifnle
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
TIE GRiND STlNDiRD- BEARER.

Park Lodge opened It's doors early ard kept open
late. The brethren came to the regular meetinc1
some TO see the second degree worked. ana. above
all. they came To do honor OF their csteemol
Past Masters, who had Lecn selected by the Grand
Master for the Standard Bearer OF the Grand Lodge
Right Norshipful William s. Thomson. and not only
Park Lodge. but from many other lodges the
brethren came to witness the presentation cf jewel
and apron 10 this faithful Mason. friend and
upright citizen. The Grand Master himself graccd
the occasion by his presence. and brought with him
+. w. William J. Mcdonald c. T.. K W. Gillie.
Gerhardt. Thomas Moore. Afiieck, Allan Williams.
Henry y Pruser. Miiligar. Getty and Wielcr.
w. Master Richard Sheppard welcomed the many
distinguished guests and NJ w. John Stewart.
Grand Master was escorted to the East. where the
grand honCrs were given. In reply the Grand
Master said in part: Il feel that 1t is necessary
10 observe Masonic etiquette or have a formal in
PRODUCTION here. because for many years had many
warm friends in Park Lodge. and the brethren OF
No. DIG always had 4 warm place in my heart with
all its combatiyencss. With all its firm purpose
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
THE DTSTRICT DEPITY At YORK LODGE

York Lodge No -; gave rocola or to r. w.
Robert l.. Wright. the -. - OF the Fifth District.
when ne madc his official visit TO No ~, and IL was
worthy Of this splendid old lodge. worthy OF the
grandeur Of the craft and finally worthy of the
hard-workng District Deputy. Tive East 4
garden Of palms and plants. ana In" altar was i'm
bcdded in flowers. This. tog.ih' with the
crowded commando ~ room. whore four OF
oampsiools were brought into rcqus iton. made 4
sconc 10 swell thc h"srf not only of the - - but
OF every Mason present. II was great gathcriu;
and = representative one for the cnr.rc Fifih Dis
irci had poured forth IT, Masters and Past Masters
ana Other districts had sent their representatives. 10
do honor TO the D D Of the "Dlndy" l'frh
r. W Bro. Wright introduced hy X. ".
william II Mml,r jr his imm"Glir, predecessor.
in a fcw f,licious words. AVID WA received 10y the
Master W Frank - Evans. In sincere. cordial
and hearty manner. lie also thanked the many
brethren Who. said the speaker. had come NOT only
to honor York but also 10 show their loyalty To the
District Deputy. to the Grand Lodge and to the
fraternity. and aa York Lodge f. no; behind any
lodge IN the district. your presence Is all the more
aipr.ciatcd." The grand honors were then given.
and the H. -. Was formally presented Ia IA" audi
encc In his address he sad: "Krcthrcn. thank
ycu for this splendid reception. for this Grea, and
iovaI demonstration 1t IL good To bc In the house
Of your friends. to be- with the friends who al
ways hold the hand of friendship. ~ well ns the
open hand toward the widow aud the orphan.
brethren there IL no royal road To fame. and Ma
sonic fame is no exception; YOU must work Tor II
and earn A. and only 10y practising ihc teachings
of Masonry you earn fame IN our mystic
circle" -
r. W william i. Mcdonald. Grand Treasurer. :.
r. " Edward NJ. I. f:hlcrs. u. W, James u on
A, II W Matthew Taylor. i."vi = lIulHr and many
othcrs addressed the brotht'n. Thor" was No work,
~ " Maatc, Evans purpos"h "nd win'N ,'-
(, aimed from comforting degree In order Ia '"
vote the entire evening 4" ~" entertainment ~ ~"
many puer'H vcr, handa'n" '"'"' r'",' wns
utoa,ntoJ to " " Ia" Wilghi l., IA. brethren ~
Yn,t u ". Thomrs Patterson mnd" the yi's"n'H
ilon npooch lie rel ln rni' Ne ~" ~ Nv" ln'.
Inurutod pinitiri Deputies. ! know "t what
ni,rnL when | say Tint 80 'haii, 'n,''s - W"lN
,I. nf aIur . irvr'r tu th" s''"'l VIZ" 'r'"'
multitude 81 inta huu,s' pud wlru '"'' how"
nj nm carly tell ho, ''u'hfullf "h''" ,rn
hay. been. tell h"' YOU we'" w 80" h""'s :" 'on'
ftiauds.' 'i' . -. "a. =. .......
Th.,o were ois, iteann y n"iin Mr,rar.
ArnnId Thnnphilus ftrit Mpi''ns. NNlrnn nrn'.
Allan W,liin ms Van Miudpu and nll the Fact Mae
t,,s nf ,n,L iin,nrs iiiirhrrrh Nsnyol W"s'r'
t'hatlnn I1 Lansing
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

Park Lodge has the true Masonic spirit Its good
deeds its real charity and this very Masonic spirit
leads the members TO live their Masonry oiside as
well inside. the lodge rooms; but cam here to-
night not much to preach. IN do no nor TO an
indeftiigabe worker in oar quarries. AMI ] would
ask Bro Mcdonald 10 pin this beaud ful jewel
upon the breast OF X. W. WGNam :. Thom-
son. and would ask x. ". Fro Ger
hardt 10 put this Grand Lodge apron on the dis
tmgushei brother. and may add that ! take de-
light in thus honorng you. Ero. THOMPSON and
thank the Master and brethren or Park Lodge FOR
the opportunity given me 10 express my personal
regard FOR This brother The Grand. Master then
formally presented Bro Thomson. ":ufy jewelled
aud fuy clothed 10 the brethren The grand
hOuOr~ wcr. 'h-n given.
In r-p.y sro Thomson made one a his char
thanking me Grand Master he Crane Lodge otii-
cers and especially ihc members OF PAN: ioage. for
their Kindness ana Tor their faNorta" Expressions.
Few Masons in the metropolitan District are
bglrr or NOR yor%'y k.Swm :Tsnd is r. W I.r W
ci the Grand Lodge OF Ncw-iork. A9'Nc In lodge.
chapter and eomin'nd'ry or co"nch, ,rAdy al al
above bodies. h. Is frequently teen IN and about
ihc Temple. welcome wherever ne may select 10
4 " Brother Thomson was m..ie a Mason In
Senior ~ arden and VIZ 'iected h''st'r IN lM.:
IL several stations. elected it, iigl Priest.
ana ned me Last Of the chapter very acccpiabI,
Ndcphic council No. and Of York commandcry
NJ. -. and IS also member Of 40 the Scottish
Rite bodies and OF the Sew-York 'on-~fory. thir-
ty--rsOnd degree n. H. also a rha1er member OF
the Craffsmaus club.
iS12 b" Joined the Sih Regiment. and In is75
his own T~que~t. Was transferred 10 tho ith K.g-
mont. y. &. : y y. Waer. he .,Tysi until ls.i.
aud received Tho of honor fpr years OF
iaitnfui service in the GLORIOUS I'm" Also
ia. luarksmius bidge FOR ten sutlvr years
aud j. lf fni.r OF the IN Res: nl'ni Veterans
Association. where he has won The ''tcran Marks
rfau's badge every year to Ia, pr'scni time
Brother Thomson was born IN WoS c"ster. Ma~s.
s'p'.nbcr a. isH, and c3imc to Nea York In ~.
trade Of tool making starting IN DIs for him
self u isI; ln this city. By indusuv ana steady
application To his business he has risen to
siderable prominence cutter manufacturer
and j. known all over the United States IN that
calling. Brother Thomson T. very happily mar
ricd. has chuImine wife. Two boys ana TWO girls.
and live IN Nonk"rs. bat. through tn" very
qucni opportunities OF going 10 and coming from
that part Of this ,l'E. hc never misses meeting
Of any OF his Masonic bodies.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
POylI IRcH ITEMS.

Union Chapter kept busy conferrins the
Roynl Arch degree sIA distinct classes. r Rob
rrt H. Clark the busy H. T.. presided. and was
assisted ty X f. Adolph Muehsam. X l.. David
Mckclsey T. T. Frederick r.. Davis OF South
Dakota: H. T. William Hall. and Es Robert
Reckrr and William Heyenor.
Z.,l,nd chapirr conferred the Royal Arch De
grne with fun ceremoniais and In good style. T..
,omu.,non fyushy is II. =. but he surrendered the
rav.i 10 In. skiful hands OF Warren g. Bennett,
who worked the degree in good style. and received
th. npplaus. and commendation of the talent pres
en- OF which there were many prominent and we'll
known craftsmen.
Empire Chapter conferred the Royal Arch degree
laai Monday evening full class and in iuli
form after which the election OF officers was h,li
resulting in the reelection OF l.. William HeNeno"
ns H. T. He declined AT first. but second cleo
ton determined him to accept the honor 50 hand
somey bestowed. NJ = William J. Mcdonald. p
a. Il J. and ,.,rge r. w Stivers. Grand II. =.
honored IN. chapter with a visit also L. +. Albert
Maxf.h.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

by Mazzetti was discussed with enthusiasm. and a
thoroughly enjoyable time was spent until a late
hour, when the entertainment terminated and the
brethren went home proud Of this district and
happy In its friendship
Although an annual dinner Is given by the as
sociation. and although II holds monthly meetings.
II was thought that something else was needed 10
bring the members into closer touch ard a COM
mittee. composed of Bros. Huse. Gatens. Perham.
Johnson and Mason. was appointed TO devise some
form Of entertainment. The smoker was the re-
suit and in every way proved TO be a success
Ii is hoped and believed that bright future is In
store for the association. and this can be confidently
jects in mind. A cordial invitation is extended to
every Master and Past Master In the Sixth Dis
trict who has not already done so TO become 4
member OF the association, and thereby strengthen
its work uphold the hands OF its officers. cheer the
hearts of It's members and benefit themselves and
the lodges they represent.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
JUI ITlIi CIN

rho month";, meeting of THE 'i"h "as held 90
r,,sdav ovenIng " " Matthew TnNi"', rfes-
acn, There was large attendance. and sfe'
,ou,lrn tnslnoss wac disposed of q rape' entitled
,a,. u,,,ta,d Work " read T., W Henry
,n-lny " D. MpH'e, NJ f'ar of cuba iodg"
Aft,r ,,fotonoo TO the standard WORK. ~ defined
hy tho constitution tho writer showed now W"
md ,nlmporta ant changes h"d been made Nv 'h'
.,,,,. ,i,and Lecturers during tho existence cf
IN. uroscn, ritual. which wes adopted IN 'Ss
tv,onty-eishi years ngo. The Importance ~ ""'
fornlty IN ~" work aud IN the ttuaI wa' enforce"
T., olonucut terms. and the lnlnHtc" w. Nis"'hs
,ucn,hots acquainted with Htanda'h WORK or ~
'nInaiion hy Past Mn-'ers no, acquainted in''..
iii, cons commented on Refetonr" wha ina"' '"
NE adherence TO standard work az lah down pt
Thor Grrnd Jurisdictions. notably New Jersey anh
p,r,syl,nuln and The lack ~ such adherence IN
nur own Metropolitan District anrrlbcd 10 Two
"va,,se., EIrsi-'fhst no serious attempt mas hoen
made 10 enforce the constitutional provisions re.
i,tinr thereto. uniI the advent OF our present
.,,and Master: and second The unwingners To
nnioniu tir old work. and the desire OF Masters
10 show off their nillity to Improve ana adorh the
rilLal w their own cIoQucnce. etc,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
.v,,rp "a rpr NiyrB piSTHtcr r.

rb,, ,he,e 10 q ,et, i've ''pNn'7aucn Nv 'n'S CITY
tr,rn 40 tho Association - Masters nni IaF' Mas
,s,s u, the a,,h Masonic ns'ri'' ~as 'l''r'N ''m-
..,..,., ~, M,r,s, evening last. when \ largo
,a,,essu,e,,cn rf its membets and frcndr enjoyed
s,,,a, evening ena smoker in tho tananet-rooin OF
"a, r,,,,,s rho objects of this association are To
e,,h,e the Masters " the different lodges III inc
,,s,,,c, to become acuunin'ed-to max" II possible
~, ,bem ,r continue their acnuaintanc"Shr with
.ach o,her after they have become Past Masicrs-io
s,,ena,her the district and to Increase its us'ful-
,,,s IA, tho dlacussion Of matters OF interest. ana
l., an interchange of views. aud to encourage ana
siioulete tho lodges TO Increased efforts to improve
In .ynr, direction The president or the association
ia Il W Rollin NJ. Morgan and tue secretary y, -
=, "A Metz while such eminent craftsmen ~ H.
" Low 4 Husc. 'ioorse W White, Peter K'
Jane" = Manning. John u Pope Ia' schneidSr
AZ pittcuhocfcr Alex. McClcllnnd. George w.
Mndeyson IInIc rcrham Wilson. Comstock Clarke.
Mason and Dcnzcr are enrolled as members All
these and many more assembled together on the
evening referred TO for a period OF sociabity Ad-
dresses were made by X. w. Bros iIulsc Gatens.
Worran and White: instrumental and vocal music
Mas rendered by talent Of high order: collation.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED BY THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF THE
GRAND bpGE OF THE STATE OF NEw-Yo:;K.
uiSOyNr THOUGHTS FOR DECEMBER.

The e'kction of officers in our lodges Will occur
during the month of December. and the Masonic
spear FRS and the Masonic press just now are full
Of warning to the Brethren of the Fraternity
10 ,se all possible caution TO elect the right man
u tbe right place. If the old saying that every
II Ape has the kind of Master ii deserves would
'~o,d true other lodges would not need concern
snemsolves as to what Master each elects. for il
uvou,d then concern that one particular lodg !,
alone. but each lodge. each member. is but a
link in the vast chain Of Masonry that enc':c,es
tho entire globe and the Master of Lodge No =
is recognized as Master by Lodge No. 500. and
everv lodge is responsible TO the entire Frater-
ni.y for the Master to represent it at Grand
Lodge convention and any other Masonic func-
tion hence when Lodge A elects an unworthy
or an unfit man to the East it reflects upon the
entire fraternity of the State. and Lodges and
& suffer the disgrace or the discontinue as
much as the original Lodge A.
II has been the general custom. among writ
ers in speaking of elections. to single out the
Master as if he being iudiciously chosen, the
other officers would be of little consequence 1t
is about time this were corrected. and
that the brethren should understand the neces-
sty OF filing all the Offices with their very best
men, The duties of the members of the lodge do
not end with the Sele ton OF good Master; II
is equally important to elect proper and capable
Wardens. The Junior and Senior Warden should
be equally qualified with the Master ITO rule
and govern the lodge and should. far
possible. possess the sam, qualifications as the
Worshipfu They are his counsellors when
present and his successors when absent. 1t Is,
then. just as important that they should be Sc
lected for their ability to assume tha highest Of
fetal place in the lodge should circumstances re-
Quire II Of them
The same principle holds good to every Of
fcer in the lodge. Each in his place. like the
parts OF nicely arranged mechanism. con-
tributes TO the general Success and assists in
sraintaining peace and harmony "the strength
3nd support Of all institutions especially this
II OuTs: each place. each officer, is important TO
The harmonious whole. Ii is desirabl that the
faster maintain the dignity Of the Office and
srnesty seek to forward the best interest of
o lodge: il is equally important that the Tiler
: hOu,d not only guard the outer door with care
- shat he should be able to receive those en-
died to enter :::'E proper courtesy and fra
cr' al regard.
Brethren. le. tn, discharge Of this duty be
neither an act of friendship nor favor. but rather
NJ Of conscience. Select your hest men for
very office. let he banner carriers of the craft
he is best members and you will find a sure
ward in the character. prosperity and position
lodge will attain under their admnistra-
ion
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
UNDER THE ROD.

Inc inc many friends OF p. g. H. r. George vnn
."e VIII be gricved to learn Of the sore amction
" 'helr brother who has just buried his wife tho
.''e OF his youth. tire companion OF his manhood.
,' ,e i"o'hcr OF his sons who has been taken from
I'm. ' may give him strength to bear the heavy rod
eiods ms oeeI, laid upon him. and may the God OF
brother and bless himi " '''' "o'''" "'ii'~e"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

brethren were called from labor to refreshment,
and were made to feel at home by ". NJ Edsall
ana the brethren Of Kedron. 1t was a splendid
gathering. and all felt that they had enjoyed a
peasant and Instructive communication. The dele
Sation from Montauk conveyed to Bath Beach
ana home again in the trolley parlor-car Montauk
and during the trip were entertained bv W Bro
Duvai ana others of the party
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

Secretaries will kindly examine the nnmes
of the respective officers I'm the cards nnd
send corrections. II required. 10 the Ma
sonic Department of The Tribune. The Ma
sonic Directory Is published every sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

OCEAN l.f second fourth Thursdays sth-ave. and
THOMAS SII,Er.OW. NJ. JOHN p. Er'RROws. s. w,
"a NS 4 CPOWlFN. J. W CTlAS. Rt.NFi;R. Treas.
GEO W. STEVENS, Secretary. GtS' sth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

STAR or CUBA ia2 first and third Mondays at ITO
rsS. 0ith -, -
n r,<SSi\ts NJ COLIN D. ANDERSON,s.W.
JONAS ADLER. Y. W. II. ;. LYON. Treas
H. II ATwATER. Secretary. 900 church-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

RADIANT ,a fist and third Tuesdays a, ls5 Esss
it>thsSt.
., i>rN> Y wyrTl NJ n. ROTfSCHffD. s. W.
"A ~ T1NpklNS J. ". THEODORE KATE. Trees.
W u A NoEFIi. Secretary. BIS Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

LODGES MEETING IN MASONIC HALL
WM A. SWA% 81 CHAS 5. CONNOR 3. ".
BENZ RAPHAEL J. w los ELEMENTAL. Treas
WM MAcHOl. Secretary, 100 East 06th-et
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LILY -. first and third Tuesday. 53i Willis ave.
JOlIL rDRn NJ r. Ft'ELONG. ir.. s. W.
las W RRYANr. y w WILLIAM WATSON TreaA
WM : BRABTIAM Sec. SO Trasdalc Place
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NApIrrHALI 7s: first and third Thursdays. at Ia
i2ath-s - ...,,. ,u
J. MrIFOED. IR.. NJ. TffOS BAI.MFORD >. W.
CF:O III EfNcE J. w DANIEL. DAVIS Treas.
I II. HYDE. Secretary icsG columbus-ase
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

WM. u. GAGE NJ E. s. TATE. s. W.
W. c. DEGEN. j. W. GEO. ". WHITE, treas
Is. +. FRYER. Secretary. 80 Pine-st
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IA rRATsRNID,D 81, second and fourth Saturdays.
~, "a i5,h-st.
JOAQUIN MARESA. NJ JOSE pEIGApO. -: W.
rOSr a Tr>RrY 7 " FRANCISCO LAHENS. Treas
JOSE +. CRESPO. Secretary. $50 East voh-sL
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EDWAEU & TITi'S NJ HOWELL. G. REES. J. W.
HENRY VI. BRISTOL. :. WCHAS. A BENEDICT treas
A. EHARDT. Secretary, Box 28. Masonic Han.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

.>,r,,. ,oo second ard isuiih Non5ays
NAN ~, NH,Ylli.p " WiiNNN rANfoE : W
WM ~ N,np 1 w sn,S x W'sIlNNS rrf,< =
= ~ nj. rrltgl, Secretar,, EoadeaN 4.th
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NM r KEI.YEi n l. + KNOWLES, s. W.
VA. Il. noNG. J. ". Dan. 7. SAMSON. Treas
JOHN l.. WIDDER. Secretary. AL Fourh-ave.
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JOHN H. ALLISON H. GEO H. BROOKE. s. W.
LOUIS KoEIs,H j. W. HENRY +. BROWN. Treas
c. j. BLOCK Sec Box 3l6 Masonic Hall. or 253 w l6h-st
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t..iN 49,. NJ SAMUEL. >CEsWAEZ w
LOT = ,..>~-.., " NrNprs->npN Treas
Nk. ~. ,frvs-r Sscrsts-r = li>p@a1rG-s.
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,>,,rprxpvNr ROYAI. ARCH :. nrs AMI third
rr4-s. .4Ns ,--urr-Sy ~. ATTY : "
" Ni.t,s -. Ss,,->TS.: " EDWIN z " rNGrN Tr~as
49, ~" ~ - tr.rEH>oN. -~cr-'trr. . Nss, .th-s,-
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WM HARNESS. NJ DAVID GRAHAM. :. W.
DAVID THI'RsT0N J. W. THOs HILLsoN. Treas:
GEORGE A. EI.WOOD. Secretary. 42I west aio-s'.
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.,.,-r-~rr-NT Is frs, ani ~ II Saturdays
t,,Sr som " {. O SIiVERBRG : ".
r,WN ILL. s-,x ~ = rl'SK " -. : BODENHgIN Treas
,vrfrr,N HANNA Ssc-stsry. 40 Chs.
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TEMPI.AR a03 second and fourth Thursdays at sth.
ave. aui Ssth-st.
Z lOii\ n. LOt'pON. NJ 8. W.
/ CiINS. r RENNETT. ]. W. JAS. H. GII.ilE. Treas
WM. SMEl.IIE. Secretary. 20 Wst i0Uth-st
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METROPOLITAN 27s second ssd >sgwa Tharsia',
nE\KN .NNrtrS " + 0i.NER t,gTY,R rrsas
wv H ,,s"ssrst T. e..rvtsr,. Ho, lsa Entherfor y
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,,,oxtnrs ,ia second and Fourth Wednesdays
=, MsyAIrNpiiH\ SALMON MIiNS. / whlrE : ~
MANtMt,;:' nr1rT ! ~ REM. SNiNff. grea~
" \, ~ II tt'1.rM,N. Sr-reiar, i1sa Soc ~ ave
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,.y =, 49, ,fs-i ar r,.h rp-s.ay-.
kANe ,..,.,,-> = JOHN " S,SSON W
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