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New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
THE TROWEL CIT Il.

Tho annual meeting and election OF officers of
,h. TrowcI club was held at the clubhouse Of
the Craftsincn's club Thursday evening X. w.
Robert l.. Wright. the retiring president, made an
address thanking the members for their continued
confidence and for the many courtesies. shown
r. Gardner OF Excelsior Lodge. president: w.
william A. Miller. OF Darcy. first vcc-president:
w John g. FOlsum. OF Independent No. is5. second
vice-presdcnt: Elias whitney. Of Enterprise. sccre-
tary and Charles e. Buddingten OF United States
Lodge No 2o... treasurer. The election was unani.
nous and entirely satisfactory. Brother Gardner
thanked the brethren for the holor conferred.
very agreeable surprise occurred here by the
entry Of II. W. William A. Sutherland. Deputy
Grand Master. who. coming to the city on private
business honorcd the Trowc club with flying
visit. He received with cheers and greeting
by the members. After being formally introduced
by the President w. John X. Gardner he ad-
dressed the brethren. and made some very happy
and appropriate remarks. He said that he had
heard frequently OF the good work OF the Trowel
Club: that It's Influence extends not only through
out the Fifth District but reaches further. and
into the other districts The united efforts and
the harmonious support given by the Trowel Club
TO each District Deputy are most commendable. and
deserve well OF the craft. and merit the approba-
tricts r. w John X. Pope. Theophus Pratt r.
w. James $. Manning. George W. Arnold and Il.
w. Matthew Taylor also spoke. An Entertain
mcnt Committee was appointed 10 prepare FOR
ladies' night. which will probably occur early In
December.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
THE OLD GE1RD

The Masonic Veteran Association OF the city OF
New York met Wednesday night for the first time
since vacation. VI. V George W. Thurber In taking
the chair welcomed the venorabIes back to their
Haven of Rest" and advised them 10 attend
the regular monthly meetings OF the venerable and
honored association. The deaths OF Vencrabies
Charles -. Brown. John j. Tndalc A. w Miller
Kabbish and Muroe were announced and remarks
IN the form OF crcgies We're made by NJ " Pratt
Thurbcr, Guest and others The meeting WAS
closed early and the old brethren enjoyed a good
banquet. The Masonic Veterans. or tn, 'O1 Guard
OF Masonry" az they are frequently called num-
Der now over seven hundred members. and are
posed OF those brethren who have served and have
been in good standing for twcntv-one continuous
years Ven. Brother Robert S. Warde the new
secretary, has taken hold of the books I'm good
= earnest. and has inaugurated some excellent re-
forms: all he needs j. the encouragement Of the
Venerable Brethren by sending him their dues
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
CITY LODGE no. J0S.

Monday night the commandery room was lit up
with all it's electric lights. vas decorated with
flowers and palms. and was filled with bright
and Intelligent audience. who had come TO con-
vrotulate CITY Lodge upon it's fortieth birthday
The master W. Henry j. Muller. bid the mem
,,er. the guests and the ladies a hearty welcome
in a few well-chosen remarks, and at once pro-
ceeded TO call upon the several artists who had
volunteered to entertain the brethren. There was
an Introductory and "A song by Louis Schawe;
then the Grand Master was introduced and greeted
by the Master and the committee. and addressed
the audience He said IN part. i is very hatering
10 be thus introduced by your handsome young
Master. but then youth will be efervescent and it
is best 10 let him have his way. l am
pleased 10 speak for and in praise Of City Lodge.
where have been an honorary member for some
years: am pleased to congratulate you upon your
fortieth birthday. 1t is true forty years seems
Gently assisted in celebrating the centennial OF % a
over individuals in this. that record Is
se9 se9' xhe masters go AND come the lodge Keeps
on I'm its career Of charity and good deeds, as no
i0ase 'epsu remembep 0 When The father Of
Master. who sits calmly over there was Jus, as
the sayel city Lodge am also pleased to sos see
admit ladies in the order. but YOU see I canno. DO
this az the a oa sc1 M we @ the Masons
but our secrets are simply our own iamiiy aHaIs: M
your business. innocent and Legitimate as i, may
he and IL is the same I'm Masonry. We simply try
and carry business I'm our own way
but there is more in Masonry than IT'S Sc
crets--it is to make men better; to elevate them
10 a higher plane and teach its members 10 i've
the life OF n Mason. that is. to be a Mason BEFORE
ali the world. we'll as in the lodgeroom .
The Grand Masters address was attentivey lis
tened TO- and was much appauded at the conciu-
sion r. w. Brother Mayer Dittenhoeffer, on be-
half Of the lodge presented TO the Grand Master
a very handsome basket Of flowers for Mrs stew
nrt: a like favor was bestowed upon Mrs Mu1rsr
the wife OF the Master w. Henry j. Muller. The
addressed the assembled guests and brethren The
Following programme was then gone through with
ranta.ie caprice Veuxtemps
Luett!ch. violin; Hans w. Meyer. piano
selection from 'Carmea' hize
Miss Adele Ptaltz.
Concert. Part and 2. Goerman
Kari Kri. cello Hans W. Meyer. piano
Wien!awsky
Hans W. Meyer. piano.
Aria from 'TannEaeussr wagner
louis schawe. baritone senor G. De Grand. piano
Intarn,ezzo from "Cavalera Rusticana. Mascagni
Hugo Luet,lch. violin: Karl Krill cello: Hans W.
Meyer. plano: Michael c. Guentzer organ.
Anhonys Duty Original Recitation
W. w. Taylor.
by the Audience
The Musical Nng .Nat WOLF
.'The Star-Spangled Banner sung bv the au-
dience and the exercises brought 10 close. the
Master thanking his guests OF the evening for their
attendance and attention. collation. was served In
the banquet after which dancing was INDUCED
IN By the young folks. II was very happy alfar.
and City Lodge may be congratulated by It's members
nd
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
II. ". ROBERT L. WRIGHT.
THE d. d. MAKES HIS FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT
AT EUREKA LODGE NO. 2is-THE DANDY
FIFTH OFT IN FORCE TO GREET
THE NEW STAH


The oommandery room could not be stretched
out any greater dimensions than the strong walls
of the hall permitted. hence many of the brethren
who came TO the new District Deputy could not
gain admission TO the big room. which was filled 10
overhowing. In the galleries standing room could
scarcely I've had and on the main floor rows upoh
rows OF campstoos brought in TO accommo-
date the constantly increasing thronG. And when
X. w. Henry Van Minden. the Master o: Eureka
Lodge sounded the gavel on Thursday night ne
found the room already crowded. and he found
further. that he made great mistake IN not Sc
curing Madison Square Garden for his reception to
the District Deputy of the Fifth District. Every
body WAS there not only those Of the Fifth. hut
every district in New-York, Brooklyn and sur
rounding towns came to see and be seen.
First came delegation from Silentia Lodge
seventy five strong; then Hope. with over hfty
members headed by It's Master and the many Past
Masters. and in rapid succession filed In brethren
and delegations from every lodge in the district
Darcy Mum. Lebanon. United States. Excelsior,
York. Eastern Star. Polar Star. Empire city Ma
,onal and all came with ,heir Masters and Past
Masters and the numerous active and working
members OF their several lodges. and the r. WIS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
THE REAPER IN TIRE CRAFT.

Worshipful Robert Macbeth. Master Of Washing
ton Lodge No. n. died suddenly last week. and was
buried with Masonic honors from his late residence
tuesday night w. William Hall. of Pyramid
Lodge performed the Masonic burial service over
the remains OF the lamented brother Brother Mac
beth WAS made "A Mason In Washington Lodge
March 1856 and was it's Master at the time OF his
death He was a member OF Standard Chapter and
~ the Temple Club the Masonic organization In
the Fourth District The very large concourse or
people who gathered AT tho funeral showed the
h;gS <rfeem IL which he held by hts brethren
and his friends
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ADELPHI LODGE No. % meets first and third Tuesday
| a Masonic Hall.
WM A. SWAN, NJ CIlAS > CONNEh -. w.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. J. W. JOS. BLuMtNIhAI. treas'
WM MACfOL. Secretary 100 f. 96th st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
90 C'ci


~ - t.ET--SsVera iNdg. Rooms 4 II sth
and 3ist -. RcGt reasonable Inquire LEVY
son. 5il s;h Ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ADEIPHIC No 34s meets first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall u.,,.,, @ ~.
W = DrsGEN + w GEO W. WHITE Treas.
r. + FRYER. Secretary. 32 Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

HARLEM LODGE No I57 meets every Thursday at cor
rer n. ~ q and ~ b ~. - -.
i,p ,xtt g CONpS NJ ALFRED \. BRIGGS. :. W.
G. CARTER T. " Z. ENitl.liARl,, lr"a+
ROBERT OGIr.VY. Secretary III East Han 81
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CHARTER OAK LODGE No. ~? meets second shs
fourth Wednesdays NJ Masonic Hall. e..,. . go,
RICHARD RI'.H. NJ los. w MAIoNr.. - W.
JACOB 4. ONDRAk. !. w. JAS '. WA1kINS. It'aS'
ROLLA o. SMITH. Secretary. 40 West l2'th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ST. JOHNS LODGE No. ] meets second and fourth
| Thursday Masonic Hall.
GEO H. PHILLIPS. NJ. GEO. r. WILLIAMS. s. ".
ADOT.PH GEERTNC. !. w. D SLHOONMAkER, IreaA
4. NORRET, Secrctary Linden. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ST. CECIIE LODGE No 5cS third and hfth
Tuesday afternoons At 30 O'Clock at Masonic Hall.
g. EDWARD LOW ~. ARTHI x J. BISNET :. W.
L.. O'REIT.I.Y J. ". ROBERT RECKER. Treas.
HENRY W. ROE Secretary. 73 East i2oth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CITY LODGE No. .os meets first and third Monday at
Masonic TIal. ~.
HENRY 7 MILLER NJ r. o. MIDDI.EBROOK. S.W.
JOSEPII IT, STINER T. W. n y. MULLER. Treas.
JOSEPH g. MILLER Secretary. 10 Mohegan ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

GREENWICH LODGE No 46I meets second and fou7,F
Fr.d,v ~ Masonic Hall ~ o.. M ,,- . -.
TIDS T. ET'HARDSON. NJ !Ntb SsN ~ : W,
JANFS SPARKS. J. W. MEL. -! lihl.N IIe"s
yOSFPII r MrHLiNG Secretary. AZ West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CHARITY LODGE No. 727 rrst. third and ffth
Friday Circle Hail Elghth-ave and Fuy-eighth-s',
HENRY H. DII:YER. N. y. : CiBl5ERlE1' - w.
l. NJ CHAPMAN J. " j. J. III' MPHREYS. Treas
DAVID TAYLOR. Sec. i06h-st. and West End-a'e
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

EN,lRt CHATTER No. 40 meets N the Goth day OF
zach month Al Masonic Hall.
WM IlENENOR H. J. ANsoN X Ll.DWlG. X.
va SWAN ; i. bDNENSTErN Treas.
r,RI.D'k f. DAVIS Sec'y 2' Van Foorhsst. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

.AGAMORE LODGE No. 31l first and third
Wednesday a Masonic Hall
GO. y. MORRIS. NJ WM. r. BROWNE. 8. ".
CHAS n. ENSTE, !. ". JOHN BEAVER Treas.
FRANK ". TUTTLE Secretary. "a God-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

SCOTIA LODGE No. 634 meets first and third Thurs
day Masonic Hall
.LEXANDER SHARP NJ ADAM HILL :. W.
s. j. MACDONALD. J. W. PETER ROSS Treas
X. MACKENZIE. Secretary, 40 T. 30th-st Bsyonne " j.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

HIRAM LODGE 80 go meets frs, and third Friday
a Masonic Igll >, .,,,,..,.,,,.,, 90.
WILLIAM COLLINS. NJ L. ~ = 50. Nt;li,Eh W
{ SINpT. ! W. 'liAS. SLUNFlpFK treas.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ORIENT CHATTER No l3> meets "a and ith Friday n
now Johnston Blg G. Fulton and Flatbush .Nes BrJoal,n n
tTIAS STEWART. H. +. GEO NJ. DUAL h
IOIIN q. WATKINS. =. \. STEVENSON. Treas
EDWIN SEINAGE secretary ~ tiihtoh 81. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

COPESTONE LODGE No 6N meets second ana tour'h
Wednesday At Masonic Hall. , $40 =, -,
CHAS. = HOTMER. ". MATHEW NJ !. = inN', = W.
E,nENEZEp DRApERJW MARTIN KALB Treas.
HARRY T GIBSON. Secretary. 203 w 4sth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

rIoENIX CHAPTER No. = meets secord Monday .,
Masonic II Ill -,
MM. NJ REYNOLDS. Ill j. u. THOMPSON. *.
HOWARD FULLER : W u. i,STl.Ef. Treas
EDWIN BOUToN. Secretary. 233 5th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

GAVtI. LODGE 7o3 meets hrst and third Friday al
itsti-s'. arI Wills ave - -. ,,-,..o, ~
FRANtTS T. fiAfNES NJ. .IAhh W I!,spE :. w.
" + WRAUtEY J W. JOHN w ~ ~ 'eaS'
,IpI.pr " BRIGGS Secretary. 100 East lt3i-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CENTENNIAL LODGE No 7G3 meets second and fourth
TUESDAY at Masonic Hal. -.
HENRY IIPPMAN. NJ MAX PROOPS. : w
WM GROSSMAN J. W. \. ScHi.ESINiEK, Ii.as'
AARON WEINSTEIN. Secretary. 40 H. 0'th-s''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CONCORD LODGE No. 81 meets first and ihrd Mon
dav At Grand opera House. sth and 23d 81 - -.
i X FAIRBANKS. NJ ALFRED SIEPif.NS H.W
T.. J. NA\ SAT'N. 7. W. JAS. T.. TOMPklNS Ir'as
CHARLES r. DAMN Secretary. Ai West Thirty
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

GR,MFRcY LODGE No 537 meets second and fourth
Nora,r az Masonic Hall .... -,
fOUN NLSpORF. VI lpIiN y ~ Si:n :. '"
SAM 'ET. L.. TUCK. J. W g 7. NJ Mn tf.t.k 'e"S
JAMES T. GRrTMAN. Secretary 32t Beecker-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

sHAKEsPEARI LODGE No. $50 frs, and third
Thursday a Masonic Hall.
ISAAC MINER NJ H. r. BACH :. w
MYER KRhSNER J. W. DAVID FRANKEIA Treas.
EDWARD GOTTILEE Secretary. 20 T.. i2'th-s'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

rypEprNDrNr LODGE No. is5 and third
SATURDAY at Masonic Han . , ,, -, 49,. . -.
Holm q; FOLSOM NJ = NSil,N fithtit., ; W,
nj sro< q Lf'SK JW q. :. ROTENHEIM. Treas.
" WILL LAM HANNA, secretary 40 Gh-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

HOWARD LODGE No. - meets second and fourth Fr'-
d,vs at Masonic Hall
rpffN I SMITH JAMES SHtA. ; W.
opV, a. cl.ART j. PHINftS T. RARNt ". Treas
FRANK A. WlNSHIP Secretary. 80 West 3sth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ANCIENT CHAPTER No | meets nrst and third Thurs
DAYS nj Grand opera Hou-e. sth ave. and 23fst.
WN H. MA,kAl, II. p FRED. r. EIDEN. *
" l.. Mc,REERl. ;. y loN'E u. LEON. Treas
IOIIN RUSSELL. secretary. Box i29 Rutherford NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CONTINENTAL. LODGE No 2s7 meets first ana tlird
Wednesday Masonic Hall. . .,.,, , -,
REM. ASA SHELDON. NJ. WM - = SMIi ~ . W.
HENRY G M'CLEAVE.J W. y. DINSMoRE; Treas
PETER J BOGERT. Secretary. Box 2sI. Masonic f'a'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

HOPE LODGE No. "a meets frs, and third Tuesday a
Mason Hall . 49,, -.
EDW' u + HALLIDAY. NJ MM T. w Al'l.A r. y W.
pA%rfI. " LITTLE J. " EDWARD =. LEEDS. Treas
CHARLES MILLER, Jr. Secretary. 3i9 w i?ih-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

METROPOLITAN CHAPTER NJ. 40 meets second and
fourh WEDNESDAYS a I'D East 2,h-e,. 3d-ave.
A. HESSENBEl.G. H. T. JoSEpH Dl.FF. X
JOHN II HALL. ; Kl'fip t.Ntil.AND. Treas
pIliILP TOBIAS. Secretary. 32i East 5cd-s
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

sILENTN LODGE No. I0s second and fourt'
Wednesday AT Masonic Hall. -
ROBERT |. WRIGHT NJ JOHN SHANNON, s. w
PHILIP BLOCH. J. W. CHAS. r. ORDINi. Treas
Fredk f. IIaskns Secy 167 washington-ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

cREs, ,'ENT CHAPTER 40. 10 second Tuesday
Mi-onic Hall
BE\NO lyOEWN H. i. {, G. SHAfNE. X.
G. EDGAR LANE ; r. j WRIGHT, Treas.
SAMUEL. p. ZACIARIE. sec'y, i3i West I2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

fourth Thursday at o'clock ?; m, Masonic Hall.
ROBERT REtkFR. H. v JAMES II ~ RTIN X
I.I'GE\T T. NENHALI. y JOHN " KELLER. TreaA
~ mENRY " ROE. SECRETARY. % T. l2Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

rNANt.Er LODGE No Ga meets second and fourth
Welne "A Masonic Hall. . ,,,,,.>. ~,
HENI u LEVY. NJ. AltElsIo iiMH HT; - w.
\ BIZ 'MENTIiAl. J. W Ptof,.,..r' pr ,nN;h
GI'STAVF BAUM Secretary 1877 T. lo'th-s'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

BETHEL LODGE No 733 meets first and third satur-
day Masonic Hall. ,.y ~ ~
WM f. NAILOCH VI. WM. ID. NIf'i,laai. . w,
JACOB r. HUNTER. j. W. THOMAS N)ittO ~ r.as'
ALEXANDER CONNELT. Secretary, G'S h. I"'th-s''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

t,vCr, sIoR No iys meets second and fourth Monday
a, Masonic Hall u,.r =, ,y,.r- ~
IOfIN n. GAHl'NER. NJ ~ -, -i,,r :, r-n,.
JOHN -. ROOT. : w r. !. M,.hI' - y,ro,,Liyr
RonFRT = WAEpLE sec',. 4sl Dean-si.. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

Mr.. ZION CHAPTER No 23l fourth Tuesday
a, Masonic Hall .
WM. II. ARMFiELp, H. L. y ~ WIT GRAHAM X
JANE; e. SMITH :. JOHN } FON Treas.
+. L. FRANCISCO. Secretary. 63 Morton-si.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

AMITY CHAPTER NJ. lGo meets first and third Thurs
day at carnegie Music Hall. 5Ith-st. and 1th-sve 81
G i. NEWTON. n j. HENRY \. ROGERS X.
II T. pEpEICk W. SCIOONOvER. TreaA
CHARLES II FEM Secretary. l32 West 12ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

JERUSALEM az PTER No S meets first third
Frid,vs at Masonic Han
g VICTOR TWlSs. H. T. iDiiE H. HAnuNER X
{. J. kIi,iEN s.. nA,; 20 " W ri MI Treas
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

MANHATTAN CHAPTER No. Isl meets first and third
Wednesday at Masonic Hall.
! T. Dft'kER. H. l. IT, a. SANE X
CUAS :. THORPE, : ERNEST RINGER, Treas
MIILIGAN. Secretary. 20 W. 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ROOME LODGE No. TAG second and fourth Sat-
ur,ays Masonic Hall.
VA. 7. MARTIN NJ. W. r. IfNSON. s. W.
T. V JACOBSEN. j. W. T.. r SHINES. Treas.
JAMES BEI.KNAP. Secretary. liz West 3ith-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

IOIN UANCOck LODGE No 90 meets first and third
Tues,,,v a Masonc Hall .,,,,-,., ...,,,,..,,., . w
LOUIS EN,;Ei. NJ - ~, r., :. ~ ', ~. : w
Carl, RITTEL. W. y. MfN ,';I-SotiN ifeas
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

r,sTrux STAR No 227 meets and third
WeineSday Masonic Hall - -. ,,,.u. . u,
RoRERT RICHARDS NJ. CHAS w S,iMM = ~
GEO H. UEhRN. ! w J. LotWt fLN, .e'H'
JoTIN u MEYERNOlZ. Sec'y 30" East ""'h-s'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

t,vIupr CITY LODGE meets first and third Wednes
IA, a, IcSing.1r Assembly Rooms. 5sh-st and slave
wv tiIxGf.NSTEIN Nv SIMON :. STIRN. Treas
JACOB /. COHEN. Secretary. 3a3 East "'h-s''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

STAR OF CUBA LODGE No. Tt2 meets nrst and third
H. LASSING NJ COLIN y. ANDERSON. 8. W.
JONAS ADLER T. W. II. s. LYON. Treas.
II. II. ATWATER. Secretary. 900 Church-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

STANDARD CH APTER No 30 meets first and rd
SATURDAY. AZ Masonic Hall -
FPEb'k. &. BIASE H. I. IotN 6 ti.Al Err. h
I,EMJEI. RI 'SSElL. :. ROBI. j. BLACK. Treas
DAVID NckEISEY. Secretary. I3 Pcarl-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

STRICT OBSERVANCE No. % meets second and fourth
Saturday Masonic Hall.
T. T. MARTIN NJ JOHN GOLDMAN. s. W.
GEO. f. LAWRENCE. J. W. c. ". NJ. CASE Treas
JOHN ". CRAIG. Secretary -? West l3th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

txnrprNpENT ROYAL. ARCH LODGE No. meet
a., ,I .hira THURSDAY ~ Masonic Hall
" III r,,,,>. ItiGi.f.N " tIAt Dit'S BEATTY. : "
" :, a. I,RoWNiN,i ) " EDWIN =. M'ARTY. Treas
"TrEn'ii W PATTERSON. secretary - West An At.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

CORTNr'IITAN LODGE No 4ss meets second ahd
fourth thursday Masonic Hall. - ..ao,.. r. w
RORERT At1.D VI. HENRY NnODS. - W.
EDW. GREGORY 7. W. GEORGE SI',N r. i,eas
GEORr!: THORNTON. Secretary. Bellevile ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

AsTOR LODGE No. 6O3 meets second and fourth 'hur'
days at Masonic Hall. . c,,,,,,c G u
GEO w. TALI.MAN, NJ. ELMER G ~ ~ ,iiSr y, :,
s. G. TEETS. !. W. GEO. w ARNOLp, i'e"'
JOHN THOMPSON. Secretary fO7 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

FAM; LODGE No 4jt meets hrst third and hrh Tues
day ,i Masonic Hali =, ,,tt> "a srs.o> -,
Ks y sEARIGIIr. J. W. cHAS. WHITNEY. Treas
HENRY ". PENoNAR. secretary - East i'th-s,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ALBION No. 20 meets second and fourth Mondays !"
Masonic Hall ,.,,. ~,
EDWARD c. TITUS NJ HOWELL hr,r,S ., W..
HENRY NJ. BRISTOL.SW. CHAS a. BENEDiCi l., ireas'
A. EHARDT. Secretary. Box 20. Masonic iia''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

,-,xc SOLOMON LODGE No -? meets second ana
r,H wcdnc.day lex Opera House a>h-st & 3I-sve
LNII FRENkEI. " i.'Na.I i.l.tIfR. :. w
risr,t tt.STF.isIElN. JW. y pENIi.I Treasurer
''"''' n HERTZ Secretary, 2"H East Sith- at.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

TEMPI.AR LODGE No 2G3 second and fourth
Thursdays Circle Hall. sth-ave. and 5sth-st.
JOHN T.. IOUDON ". -. s. ".
CIIAS. T T:ENSETT. J. W. JAS. n. GTT.LIE Treas
WM SMELIIE. Secretary. 30 West iOOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

TECrMsEH :OlGE No 4s7 first and third
Thursday Masonic Hall
JOHN NJ. OTTO. VI. JOS. \. L. GARDNER. s. ".
JOSEPH $. PAXTON. JW. HENRY $. LOWELL. Treas.
FREDK +. DAVIS Sec. i27 Van Voorhis-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

ATLAS LODGE No 3is meets hrst and third Friday at
Masonic Hall. - ,oo,r - ~
JOHN W. ALLISON. NJ. GEO. H. Bi,',1"O)iIIr.. oa.
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q. j. BLOCK. Sec. Box 3G Masonic Hallor 2' 'o'"s'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

PACIFIC LODGE No. 233 first and third Thurs
days Masonic Hall.
SCUTHRICK HEBBERD NJ. j. NJ. PETERSON 8. W.
CHAS }. WEBER. !. w. g. T.. RICHARDSON, TreaA
ROBERT BETTY. Secretary. 2lS Ttrd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

UNITED STATES LODGE NJ. 2OI meets first third and
ffth Wednesday. 81 and i24th st.
T. u. KELLY NJ T.. DEACON. :. ".
g. 4 KING. J. ". q. ARMBRt 'STER. Treas.
WM H. STRAHAN. Secretary. II? Fast 1874 st.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-09-18
TILE RESULT IN MAINE.

AS usual the Republicans have carried
Mane-it is the old story Of 1.-THE Dutch
taking Holland" This time they have a
very largely increased majority, which was
hRought about by an enormous outlay of
money.
No one is surprised at the result, the Re
publcans predicted 1.-THE Democrats ex
pected it.
Every one is now fully acquainted with
the methods of Mark Hanna--he made des
perate efforts to bring out large Republi
can vote because it is the home of the Demo-
cratic candidate for Vice President, and also
to nerve the shaking and frightened leaders
of the West into the belief that the East is
solid for the gold standard.
The result in Maine is no indication of
American sentiment, with its heaps of lum-
Der camps and large population OF French
Canadians, it was no difficult matter with
large sums of money to debauch the voters
Again 1t is known that hundreds of thou
sands of dollars are spent within its borders
by summer resort visitors, tourists and hun
tiers. Maine does not feel the pressing de-
mand for more money which paralyzes bus
mess in other sections Nor was the free
coinage of silver an issue in the election.
The platform of both parties had declared
for the single gold standard, and the Ma
tional Democratic organization made no
effort to help the State Democracy.
Money has had its effect in Maine, but
the same methods which prevailed there
cannot be successfully brought into opera
ton in the West and South Therefore its
vote is without significance.