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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
DIP TRTE LINDMlRh IS.

Not enouch stress Is laid upon our true land
mark The real. genuine landmarks OF Masonry
are as immutablc as the ma thematics; they are
"a eternal "a are the heavens above us and as
ancient a. the creation.
The Patriarch Enoch engraved them upon tablets
OF stone and they survived the great HOODS Tor
Noah taught them to his Moses learned these
eternal truths from the old Egyptian priests and
transmitted them TO his people The wise solomon
raised his magnificent structure to the honor and
glory OF the great Jehovah md to the eternal truths
and landmarks taught IN Masonry. The builders
and rebuiiders OF the temples knew them and
revercd them He OF Nazareth. the founder OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

p.r,r,less Of Grand Lodge politics" or Grand
,ndca work regardless II the new or the DID,
Charity Lodge s5artcl out Thursday morning June
"a have a good time, and everybody had 1t to the
..n ...os,,~. ~ ,he'r wishes The steamer Grand
Renuhlic called at the various places assigned ana
a, every stopping place the docks and rooms
we're crowded with cxpeciant excuTson'sts VINO Were
anxious TO 60 aboard and enjoy The weii-Kno"h ana
unbouniod hospitality OF Charity Lodge Inc ZIP
10 the ground was fine, and the pleasures IN inc
sylvan woods and surrounding country and on the
waters Of the refreshing Sound were most enjoyable
". Henry H. Dreyer he Master was untring IN IN
his effort 10 make every ~ confOrtaDe, @i'u D!
his side were ". Charles F. Bruder, me chairman
ii the committee in fact, not only ia inc various
committees do all OF their duty. but every menp' :
q Charity Lodge deemed il his duty 20 consider
StmyN one Of the committee. and thus ada 10 IRE
ssue,s stock Of endowment and amusement; The: {
marry 500 people on board the huge steam ,d nr
he Measures Of the day II was compete InAi.
al and social success AMI rebounds 10 TIE cre1iS
Q. this prosperous ana popular lodge anu 10 'he
crpi' o. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
FROM NEW JERSEY.

4 Grand Lodge OF instruction for the four'h
Masonic District Of Ncw-Jersey was held IN the
Iodgeroorn OF Asbury Lodge No. lH, at Asonry
PARK Grand Master George W. Fortmayer pre-
sided and was assisted In his eNomplihchtoh Oh
,os secret work by tho Grand Ohicers OF the state
and the officials Of the local lodge. Visiting deie-
cations were present from Freehold Red BANK
Long Branch Bclmar. Manasqsan, Point fieasaht
and other nearby towns After the meeting a
h,nouc, was served 70 the visitors at the Hotel
brunswick. 4,
pioneer Lodge No. TO- Of Hackensack. conferred
-. ,blr1 degree N great style. even for New
rrsov whore all the lodges doing good work
Tho senior Warlon, DR.. White. presided in inc hrs'
soc.,on. y w Iydeckcr. T. y. D. OF the First
T,t.,ri", ~ Inc second and W. Master baInpy
',avn me lecture pleasant incident OF my o..
- "a civ to Pioneer Lodge. W. Halliday me
vas,nr of Il 1pe had sixty brethren with MIN VITO
- AN welcomed and most cordlaII,v r' 49,, =;
-, -, ircfhrcn r. ". George w. Nhite., ~
IA 40 sixth District. was also with Hope LUG
~ u u, rorimaycr. Grard Master OF Eew-Jcrsey,
ar tho occasion with his presence Ihere wtr.
nn"nv distinguished brethren from IN o.a'c anu
Tr"-n Tcw-Jersey among me many present n,,, bave
iDc,cvolcni Lodge no s. Of Peterson VIM o nanS
- In he Conferred. rid The dean or IAs as,
aasT-l,,e -, benevolent. W. Bro John Rolton VII
Hr.s,dn u Bro Bolton IS the oldest llst INV -,
If'Siu' = hofh IN years OF service and In age w.
V,r,cr Marshall Is making eaD9rht' nIvpsr NJ
Mas a,,~ not only LIS honored Past Masters but
10 III h,s members and many vistors as can
inc and see the old Guard OF Behevo'eh' w viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
CRESCENT cHAPrER No. 21o.

one o. Che hcs' Attended and b"s' fnarag j roc"p-
lions 20 ,hc grand onic,r- - hc sea- n W. iha'
rendered by Cr,scon: Chapter AS Tncslay c'en.nr
The y + y BcnnO l0eNy "'scly rotlalnei from
work ana devoted he entire evening 30 tee greeting
ard entertaining OF his Distinguished g-'-'9 I'D
dfcsa.s were made by the O. u. p. George / ".
s.v,rs y f. Palmer Elisten H.,L Nl'h-am ana.
~ course. Boy ,ht lriIar' .rd el1Guc-' prc'!i'ns
officer. g. Rcnao I.arwy. is %" 80 soiuo"i ih" var
GUS D.. npanl0rs The Cryptic RI wts represented
by NJ i John " Cohp.u. = th's city. dii u }.
D,gooIby o.. Bafraic During mo evening t. comp.
Iocwv prcscn;cd - VI =. Stiycrs a costly "carip'n
I'm the -haI-. Of crescent s'n'd'l win rnbcs ana
diamonds Tie ead ~ prcaenting H.. Accept THIS
,l ,olu OF esteem from thls chapter and carry !;
w!th y0u a. a mrfaentJ % your visit A'lc - '!'a-
cent Ia, rltict b.!up s"ar'i urnoic ina icTN'n'y
and z.al yor sa,s o.! play ia IA" good cause me
pultv o: the diamond Shows d" purliN OF your mo
i've in the work you have a; hear. ine pure goe OF
the setting l. cmuienlf'c 20 IN" character 81 u"
rocitl.,nt and trust that YOU VII wear over 20
rae.naerlnI that va have frrr Nl'his anu SlhCr'"
admirers within the tabernacle ~ Crescent chapter
: n,roi4t was served in the hfn4vr hall, al when
the cas 20 ;hr Alta add prosperity 81 SuNeiS anu
his family was riV-n with repeated chceiS'.
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ADELpHIC cOUNCIL no. :, r. d S. u.

Despite the heated condition Of the Atmosphere
and the fact that IL The close OF "iaiu i|''70
week" ana every ore was pretty well urea QUIZ 'Ne
meeting Of this active and popI1r oody on Sa'u'N"'
evening June g. was very .argeY attehHeu an" ""'
q, mos, interesting nature. Every officer was at
hs station with the exception Of the 'oNauc''' u
Ii. Council, Comp. Bcnno I-oewy. whose absence
vas due 20 a sudden attack o. soNe'c i'''''' ~
vas much regretted.
AIMING the MANY distinguished visitors present
ware noticed NJ H. Comp Hawkins, the present
Grand Master. and VI. III. Comp. scott Past u. VI
Master Of the Grand Council Of the STATE OF New
Jersey Also Ri III. Comp. Berthof. Deputy "raHu
Master OF the same jurisdiction. IRON hiooh.:"
Council there were present the Master H. ~
Comp Harvey and Tn. H. Comp Bennett fas.
M,er ACCOMPANIED by several companions. Ana
a. h.a ~ ,,ooisAd in the notices Of this assem-
ny the council was honored by the presence OF
p, III CAM, Thomas J. Hodgkins. Grand Reprc-
,,pative Of Inc Grand Council Of iillnois. anu
eaton CONTAINING among oiherr ,aeIand and Henry
P Dain an bein- from PeeksHsil CouncH 80 10 ~,
These companions had made me jou,ns' naiG hem
by me-nbars ~ A5e,,hic Council last April; ana in"r
trvency and zeal IN the Cryptic Rite shouIu icVeN
The Committee on Bylaws. appointed cary IN h hre
year made full and c.sborat. rro D sirb, rnodt
avs presented by them. win some NE u. .n,,ih
tcations were adopted by the councii; ihcS mVu -,
SEEM to be complete in every particular anu ~
meet all requirements - .,.ous .aid
me Master tn H. william II. Andrews. salu
that he was peased 70 be able 70 ANNOUNCE thdt .ii
rssponses to the circular letter regarding me ~
Excellent Degree had been 50 numerous anu ~ ' 70
iony favorable that It had been oe,er,ia,u wa 3
confer the degree in the fall The statement "ao
received with applause We are authorized 10 st ,
mat further announcements will appear I!Ti,, ga
70 tine In these columns as the preparations od-
vance ana the scheme takes shape a
me degrees Of Royal and Select Master "ene Snr
ierred In short form in order TO allow ume io'
some entertainment 10 the delegation from feeks
k before they he'd 70 begin their return pgrimssgi
motion was made and carried that the coune1
should hold no regular assembly IN July ahS 10
August and at 1870 y. m the gavel feI on ons u
Under the able direction of the indefatigapIc ~:
Comp Kanter collation. had been prep engae
The bes, fsas ever act forth by Adelphic and that
ia good deal TO say. And there the eompan nrSss
RON the dsiingu,shsd visitors and members or tho
aghc, until the Sunday closing provisions OF the
Elnes law tool< effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
A PRESERVATION TO JAMES y. GILLTE

Tempar Lodge No. 2tS the Masonic home OF X.
W. Bro James B Chile. the newly elected presl-
dcnt Of the Board Of Trustees. was aroused 20 the
utmost pitch e enthusiasm last Thursday night. \
galaxy of Masonic dlgniaries gathered 10 do honor
10 the lodge ana IT'S distinguished member. NJ. W.
John stewart Grand Master. also lor. his presence
TO the occasion TIE q. NJ was Introduced by Bro.
CHILE who IN turn introduced II. W. William J. Nc
Donald. the Scwly elected Grand Treasurer. There
were also present h ". Peter Il. Ga;ens. Vi Dit
t,nhoener Henry Van Mndcn and VS.. Budding
ton Folsom. Watts Sharp. Adair. Wright AID AS
doTf The Grand Master. on behalf Of the brethren
OF Torpiar Lodge presented 90 the president 4 the
Board Of Trustees a snGcent Grand Lodge apron.
handsomely embroidered in gold ana puTPe ne
spoke OF the friendship formed around altar. o!
the value OF the true friend. as shown by X. W.
no. GNi". The recipient replied IN itirc terms.
saying that hc appreciated the TcincnhT lncc ~ h
bro nren. and that the gift IL ma 10 NOR valuable
still coming through the hands OF tho Grand Master.
Tho scrord degree conferred. at which the
Master V. Ie)ud'n presided Or A.sco-f. OF
C;rsircrcy. cxDalact tn working tools and BRO.
Charles Ro,e tho : y. dd IN" Middle 'hamb' r
work nil In excellent form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
COUNlNDERY NEWS.

Morton Commandery No. conferred In reEu,ar
conclave on Monday night at the ASYLUM Masonic
Uan En- sir Eugene Brown presided at The con-
forrlng of the order % Rel Cross ard Order OF the
Temple assisted by Fin. SIR John Little
Occur De Leon Commandery No q Conferred the
O~ier Of Red Cross In short form last Friday even
inc and the order OF the Temple with full cere-
rnoniol Eminent Commander {. Victor Iwlss pre-
silel ana Dominic Twyng aseisted him. There was
!, very Good attendance OF visiting Sir Knights.
Washington Commaracry No. 80. X. T. Of Sara
tora s;prlrgs Eminent Commander X Ne"ton
IrfZae prides itself on having done more WORK than
anv other commanlery n the Empire STATE during
the Tonpar year. Niney-One candidates were
i,nlrhted within the period mentioned Tho Jurist-
~ ~ THE conn,arisry organized IN ls'2 extends
north Of Nc ncsvilla south of Tconderoga east or
SchNnectr,y and 70 the Vermont line, ana IL mas Il
,ncmhership Of $50 Sir Knights. Washington com
m, nderv ao strong. AMI accompanying by band,
vii atifni tho annual concave OF the New YORK
state Grand Commandery at ttlca on SapfemDer 5.
Inciudel in the membership of this Masonic body b
sharies ri Holden OF Saratoga Springs. who IL Past
Eminent Commander and also Past Eminent
Grand Commander Of the state During the
nrst week IN July this conmandery Will confer
mo orders OF the Red Cross and tho Temple on mr.
teen candidates after which recess VIII be taken
I'm the autumn months when work ~ 70 be re-
sumed Among the local orgnnizationl thlt nave
CONDUCTED work I'LL he close OF tho summer season
ore Rising Sun Lodge No. lo3 F and A. "; Rising
Sun Ch,ptc- No 1871. r.. A. NJ: ard Cryptic Coun-
eli No. g. r. and 8 VI
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oPDIR or THE EASTERN STAR.

The Grand CHAPTER. order Of the Eastern star
ncld i,s regular annual IA cling at Scott'A ky
Hill Twonty-nir, hist and Maaison-aVe. June D. ~
d n Tho urlncll,l feature was the election Of
officers follows.
Most Worthy Grand Matron. Arrh L. hFooks'
Mos; Worthy Grand Patron otto Fashoid' hgn'
Worthy Associate Grand Matron. la H"rS1h'
Right Worthy Associate Grand Patron. Edward =
BaIncs: Right Worthy Grand treasurer h"'',' .
,,.,,,u.ol.. pto,, Worthy Grand Secretary. Chris
ti1na Ruitrick: Right Worthy Grand 'onducirenS;
Daisy NJ Iutirick. Right Worthy Associate "'a"u
ConGuctrcss, VI. Eva Williams; ., ,,,.
The Grant Maron made ne foq%ns 81 fT1nd
Ado Mary " Smith 10 the position OF Grand Nuth'
Foster to the Paiion OF Grand 5rond Mnrha ?'
Heinrich 10 the petition of Grand f",ta, NliIlhin
] duncan 20 the position Of Grand Lecturer lsaa.
iJrhi to tb- position Of Grand Marshal; Elza Len
niger 10 the position OF Grand WARDEN; William
C,nle 10 the position OF Grand Sentinel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
wASONIC DEPARTMENT
.xnr.cTED BY THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF THE
Grand LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEw-YORK.
,ur LODGE THE FOUNDATION OF ALL Ma
sonny.

r.n down in the ground is laid the corner
-. n the building way down hidden in the
....as ~ the earth the first heavy blocks are
~, that are TO bear the burden OF the edihce
~ ,nor come the massive granG rough granite
s,".ss that are seen in all large structures above
-ro,,nd and up to the first story. Deep down
= our hearts we must come prepared TO the
.",.,-oor 70 lay the cornerstone of our Masonic
",' and down in the recesses Of our heart, OF
90 ,nr,os, youl the first lessons must be put
". ara n bear our future Masonic experience.
-, Masonic structure up &c the first story
the lodge.
~ M. lodge Is the foundation of all cur Masonry
,.,ca is the massive granite block up TO the
e-.. .,ory Of our Masonry. and whatever fancy
.-,,.nts we may put on in the shape OF fancy
,.~...s Iet il be remembered and ever borne IN
oss sS ,sst the lodge bears all the burdens Of the
other stories ,,..,s =, r.roain IN tho
u.ar Council or COmmandery unless he IL
Vnsp pcbar in good standing Of a lodge Let 1t
cav ne borne in mind that by permission OF the
~, ~. only we are Royal Arch Masons, that the
40 allows the Sir knights to wear the
rte feather. ,, O,,.
- cIirnbnc up oar mystic ladder may
a,rr tbe work in CapitUlar Masonry, announcer
.s more beauty in the Cryptic Rite; some or
sqr Christian brethren take 10 tne croSs, tns
,rord and chapeau. but let none or those follow
.ssr Inclination 10 the exclusion OF the lodge
,s Ss" soundation. Remember and be ever faithtui
"a YOUR first love Don't neglect your I,Gge lor
s,y ~ the other rites IN our system OF Masonry
s on ,.ent,va IN the rite OF your choice be de-
y,sd 70 your favori,e system in Masonry, but
.S v,r tean comfortable place open for your
cal, a. the house Of the mother that gave yon
Masonic birth. Never forget or neglect your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

shlptul Master Van wogenen having called Off until
ths fourth Tuesday in September with the excepI9n,
OF special for June q. when Ramapo Lodge Will
celebrate. st. John Day by attending divine SER
vice at Christ Church surern ~ Y.
Maimoni1es Lodge No. 7is conferred the third de-
gree. W. NJ. Salmon presided in the first section.
RgdGph odS in the ssspqd c ssGo na Ko W.
ne c e TeR6srs na w.o6 " n '6f
Shakespeare; Taylor. of Nerias; Levy and Cohen, OF
Emanuel Lodge: Orchard. OF Alelphi No. q: Wyeth.
X Bro G Gn rensyei another dosation for his
pet scheme. the chi,dren's fund: Documents were
consttutlng ". Bro. Salmon 'Guarantor Of Friend.
ship from the Lodge Igualded to Maimonidcs
Excelsior Lodge No. la5 held one Of its we-at-
which attends all It's meetings. w. John H. Gardner
presided doing I'll the wcrk himself With the sx
Firm " Week e'l Of Newart Lodge. heading very
lodge fratefnal visit Also many brethren OF
aSn wa SdG pre NS WIN the MsiI
No. 3lS and W. Tradburn. Cricherson and Thorn
choral service during the ceremony.
Albion Lodge met last Monday evening and gave
he first degree in excellent form and in good style
kison explained the working tools. The feature OF
the evening was the reception by the Master Of NJ
lcdse) FOR the rs time since his reelection The W
Master welcomed the G. NJ. in hearty words. ex-
It is to ali the members ~ Albion Lodge to again
have the Grand Master within their membership
craft expressed in the Grand Lodge when he
says that the result Is pleasing t. every member OF
replied In brief words saying II Is like haven Of
rest TO come homo to Albion Lodge. TO his own mem
can work everyday Mason for The good Of his
lodge and for the good Of the craft at large. fact
row. II should ever be uppermost in our minds 10
d. that which is best for Masonry. have ne affairs
selfish motives and ambitious aims Let the good
OF Masonry be paramount 10 everything else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
ANXIOTS TO BE A ID. d.
ne following letter was received and speaks 10

~" folioWlng ietter was IeVe''o" "'N
hs
Praddleborough Loot County, n \.
oas Sir and Brother Past Master Jones, or my
sss who has Jus, returned from the session OF
eGrsnd Lodge where he attended as proxy Ioi
VIE Lodge No s9s informs me that you are
ssa.nted with the Grand Master. VIII you please
Pek TO him for me? / want him 10 appoint me
Dsrict Deputy Grand Master OF my District, po-
aucd could FIJI with ability (rnuch more 50 than
zoe present deputy. am a good Mason, ana can
.0'x all the three degrees I was made Mason
- say back in 1894 and served already as Junior
warden Of my lodge, and now l am the Master Oh
am sure Il the Grand Master could see me ne
YOU'D appoint me right away. measure feet II
4eass In my stocking feet. and weigh 20 pounds,
nsa a am native OF this town. where came very
Az eeng elected justice OF the peace. ava no,
vac me Grand Lodge on account ana pec pee, d5S
low "sh TO be away from my farm; me onery iei,
do,, ane but did not buy the cow after an, ana l.
orr want 10 come to New York now, ana pay my
much travelling expenses as that would cost 700
s srSn but II you get me appointed | don't mind
and rs you some present. II you are married
ana Aeep house | Will send you some nice butter
some apple cider. l might send the Grand
Ut some apple cider, too. II he makes me
ras pee. neen recognized by any Grand Lodge. and
TIE Tvypse round here want 20 see me appointed
me tn, OF my lodge and our junior deacon toid
too p would make an Al u. d.. and believe so,
ear ,s sue else gets shead OF me. told that his
toyn ~ nov IN great demand. Write 10 me to this
elected ,y{ou get the Office for me. and II am re
Am nsster OF my lodge, as / would surely be II
4s orSrd ". ] will come to the next session OF
''9dge am yours truly and fraternaily.
H A. SEED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
TRIBUNE SUNDAY is9&TIRTY-FOR PAsEs

Christianity. taught love and forgiveness even on
the cross. and from generation TO generation the
true and real landmarks of Masonry are handed
lessons OF brothery love "of the fatherhood OF
God and the brotherhood Of man.. 30,
Why then should we MasOns OF to-day cav!l ABOUT
minor details? Why INSIST that the apron or the
entered apprentice must be worn flap up or that
the ). D. stand TO the right or to the left OF
the candidate2 Impress your neophyte with the
eternal, the divine truths OF tho craft. and let MN
live up to them. and tire main object OF the cere-
mony OF initiation vii. be accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
DOyiL 1RCH ITEMS.

Standard Chapter exemplihed the Mark Degree.
n u p Blase presided. Considerable Masore
talent had assembled to see the "o'h, anu s.,.h
,,,s.rn ~ Empire was the principal critic T.
,nrs vas the manager. while NJ r. Goser t 1o,
Po"eIs vera, snpervisor f. Comp BusDy, OF Het-
pal, a. 80 NO "jooker-on in Venice Ihcre Wei
also present and engas!nE In good %eTS of Co.
Il, Than. Fitch and others
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n,ceonic QlrceiurD.

Sccretar ies will kindly examine the names
OF the respective officers In the cards an"
send corrections. IL required. to the wa
sonic Department OF The Tribune. me VII"
sonic Directory 4, published every sunday.
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fo0qe Rooms Go Get.

IHLEGANTLY APPOINTED LODGE ROOMS-Stean
II heat and elevator service Peyser Building 10Ith-st.
and 3d-ave Open inspection any time mod.
crate Apply 10 Jauitor, l. peGout l3Sl40 CfanAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

ADELPHI LODGE No. % meets first and third Tuesday
Masonic Hall .....r-, . II.
WA. A. swan NJ CHAS ; SONMil,,t r Va,
LEM RAPHAEL. j. w. JOS. RI MIN iiAl' i'e"'
WM. MACTIOI, Secretary. 100 L. vOth ST.
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fourth THURSDAY at o'clock p m, Masonic hall
RpBI,Hr RECKER. II. T. JAMES Ii. CURTIN. X.
EUGENE p. NEWHAT.1. :. JOHN ". KELLER. Treas
HENRY ". ROE. Secretary. 13 F.. l20th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

SHAKESPEARE. LODGE No. 80 and third
Thursday Masonic Hall.
ISAAC MINER. ~ II. r. BACH {. W.
MYEH KRASNER 7 W. DAVID FRANKEI. Treas
EDWARD GOTT.IEB Secretary. 80 T. l25th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

SCOTIA LODGE No. GA first and third Thur
day Masonic Hall.
ALEXANDER SHARP. NJ. ADAM HILL. s w.
). J. MACDONALD. J. w. PETER ROSS Treas.
*. MACKENZIE. Secretary 30 f. 30th-s,. Bayonns. NI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

ST. JOHNS LODGE 40 l meets second and fourth
Thursday Masonic Hall.
GEO II PHILLIPS NJ GEO T. WILLIAMS. s. W.
ADOI.PH GEERING. J. W. d. SCHOONMAKER Treas
A. r. CORRECT Secretary Linden. " J.
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ANCIENT CHAPTER No. l meets and third Thur
DAYS AT the Grand Opera House shave and 23dst.
WIN. II MACkAY. II. p FRED II. EDEN, X.
W. l.. NcCREERY. : y. PONCE y. LEON. Treaa
JOHN b. RUSSELL Secretary Box. 1912 Rutherford. y. j.
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ADELpIiIc No Sls meet. first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall. ~.
WIN. ID. GAGE NJ. T. :. TAlIE: ;. W.
". c. DEGEN J. W GEO. W. VIII Z" A'eaS
D r. FRYER. Secretary. % Pine-st.
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CHARITY LODGE 40. 727 meets Grst, thId and hi'h
Friday at circle Hall. E!ghth-aye ana Fityifh. "
HENRY H. DRENER. II. =. :. Cl.t5l,i.LE.i - :; ",
/. " CHAPMAN. J. W. J. j. Htstitt. =, las a,,
DAVID TAYLOR. Sec. loGth-st end west Nhn-"'e'
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CONCORD LODGE NJ. - meets irst and third Mon
dav At Grand Opera House sth Az and ~ = ",
X FAIRBANKS. NJ. ALFRED >. rrcs,
CHARLES I. DAMN. Secretary. 3fl west lump '' "
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CHARTER OAK LODGE No 2lo msets second and
fourth Wednesdays a Masonic Han ,o>.- = w.
JA at5s. a. 6NnRAK. J. W JAS. Y WArKiMs Treas.
ROT,IA o. SMITH. Secretary. 40 West lZ'th-st'
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JERUSALEM CHAPTER No first and thru
fridays ~ Masonic Hall.
e. VICTOR TWISS II. p. JOHN X. GARDNER X.
.. J. KILCl,N : CIfAS A. WHITNEY. TrcaA
3 { WILSON. Secretary I42 Eas, i9th-s,
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CITY LODGE No 4os frs, and third Monday at
Masonic Hall .,,~r, r,pOot, "
fosFru II STiNER = W. n. T. MULLER. Treas
JOSEPU G. MILLER, Secretary. 10 Mohegan-a'e'
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CHAPTERS.

AMERICAS CHAPTER No. 2i5 meets third Tuesday q
ca N month AZ Masonic Hall.
JAS. II FRASER. II. =. GEO. A. HARNESS. X.
JOHN NJ OTTO. : ERNEST ORDEMAN. Treas.
CHARLES 4. NORTZ. Secretary. 776 s,-ave.. city.
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MANHATTAN CHAPTER No. lsl meets frs, ana
third Wednesday Masonic Hall.
J. L. DECKER. VI. !. l.. II. SANE. X.
CIiAS. 5. THORPE. ERNEST RINGER. Treas
a. p MILLtGAN Secretary. 20 W. a3d-st
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slLENTrA IoDGE NJ. 1913 meets second and fourth
W~i1fs ny Masonic Hall.
ROBERT T.. WRIGHT. NJ JOHN SHANNON. s. w
PHILIP BLOCH ]. W CHAS. +. ORDING. Trees.
Frcdk f. lIasklns y 161 Washington-ave Brooklyn
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EMPIRE CHAPTER NJ. TO the 10Th day q
each month Masonic Hall.
WM. HENENOR. III. L. ANSON p. LUDWIG, K
WM A SWAN. :. r. LOWENSTEIN Treas
FIEDK l.. DAVIS Sec'y l2I Van NoOrhis-st.. Brooklyn
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CRFsCTNT CHAPTER no. go meets second TUESDAY
AT Masonic Hall
RENNO I.OENY II. L. c. .. SHAYNE. X.
c. EDGAR LANE :. T. !. WRIGHT. Treas
SAMUEL J.. ZACHARlE see'y. 1871 West 42d-st