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AT TERTTlS LODGE.

On Tuesday evening the 23d inst. large and
DISTINGUISHED number Of the craft assembled al
Ver,fas Lodge No 72i to witness the comforting or
the third degree on five FeCwcrafis. by Y. w.
Matthew Taylor the newly appointed d. ID. g. VI OF
the Eighth Masonic District. M1sterofN eras Lodge.
Among the visitors noticed K. W. j. stewart
wilson, who, IN a few eloquent words, Introduced
r. W. Bro Taylor and compl!mented the members
OF Verit1s on the honor conferred upon them by the
NJ w. Grand Master, and urged the brethren 10 re-
nawed efforts % maintain the high standing OF the
lodge as set up by their Master w u. Ralph May
ers, OF Greenwich Lodge. presided in The East dur
ing the second section. arl before proceeding called
the lodge up and expressed MS pleasure at being
with them 10 do hcncr TO Bro. Taylor. stating,
among other things. that ne rad been present and
taken part in every degree and honor conferred
upon Bro. Taylor from the time ne first passed the
portals OF the lodge TO his appointment as ID. d. g.
NJ, and wished Bro Taylor and the lodge every
success. w y. Holde delivered the historical lect-
"Hol1e" do It, The spontaneous and hearty
applause given at the close Of the lecture was
sufficient reward 10 The lecturer ". Il. Brown, OF
oxford, y. Y; Treher, of Hope Lodge Aaron Stern.
of Centennial and other VS. present and as
sisted In the work. We must not however over
look that veteran and accomplished standard work
or. w H. Ludwig, OF Tecumseh. an honorary ana
highly respected member OF Nertas. who acted
throughout s. D.. and who is never happy
when work In the quarry.
A collation. aftcrwarl served. at which
speeches songs AMI recita;Ors were the order. The
lodge has called from labor TO refreshment until
September s.
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q ard cai on during August and ssptsmesr Wv, w
Apawam!s Lodge.
The printed proceedings q the Grand Lodge Sn, are are
%'c @o na' Gesa
e remains to be added except ina, the or Grand
e mali on "a Tusa Ss Mste Or hat
s5a a ms Se Ss n s
a book OF over 800 pages. The Empire State leads
Secretary. Edward NJ. l.. Ehers.
Hebron Lodge No 49, wsmsbridge. n. Y, W
the Annexed District worked the third degree on
Thursday evening. June p in excellent stye The
Spence ssDtt p b. D. G. NJ Of the Seventh District
There, were present r. VS. John spence and Her.
w. T5Omgson " Miller an and H sch S,"s.T OF
STs. and " " H. Byrnes Of Naval No g. ali Of
enjoyed by the brethren after the close OF the lodge
A most enjoyable and largely attended commun-
eaton was that Of Constitution Lodge No; al. which
sided by w. Bro George Morgan Lewis. who
celebrated the nth anniversary OF his rasinsuJune
g. 1891. A cheerful welcome was extended by him 10
visiting brothers from Kane. Astor and Republic
TIT altar was being wi' the hTd d
gree on several fellowcrafts. was impressively
ed By Bro Gs hey OF
following w: Ms assisted in the work " Bro Nor
Jersey Rockland; "; Bro; II. Il. Cook Yew Tree:
w Bro. Richard Hughes Palestine; W. Bro; Charles
Hatmer Copestone; W. Bros. Wager Maxfeld and
Smith. and r. W. Wychof
Slentia had a fu house last Wednesday night
Fro. John shannon. s. W.. opened the lodge: The
third degree conferred three candidates
r. w. William II. Miller. jr., presented r. w. Rob
crt l.. Wright the District Deputy OF the Fifth
In the of the evening r. w. James r. Gillie
4 behalf of the lodge. presented to the District
was large Of Masters from the
Fifth Masonic District. who congratulated X. W.
I Bro Wright the honors which had been con-
ferrel him. After the presentation congratu-
latory speeches We're made by r. W Bros GfIie
Pratt and Miller. ANON the visitors were w.
Bros Hevenor. Of Eastern Star; Alexander. of Hope
Bud1inston. Of United States; Whitney, Of En-
terprse: Morrison. OF Lebanon; Folsom. Of In
dependent; Mclaughlin. of keystone; Joseph. OF
Piatt: Smellie OF Templar W. A. Miller, OF Darcy;
OF Hope. and other notables. All agreed that
r. w. Brother Wright not only deserves the hon
or conferred upon him. but will reflect credit upon
the district. He certainly is in close touch with AZ
the Masters and Past Mlsers Of tn "Dandy Fifth"
and they will all a.d and asss; him In keeping the
lodges and the district well in the foreground.
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TIE SCHOOL or INSTRUCTION.

On Saturday last the School OF instruction called
on for the summer. having completed year
Of prosperity and eminent success The closing ex-
ercises were conducted by the Assistant Grand
Lecturer, W. Rudolph Holde, who occupied the
chair and exemplifed the third degree In full form.
after which he gave TO the members OF the school
an accounting Of his stewardship during the last
year from which We quote the following interesting
Items: The school members represented twenty
eiKht lodges OF which twenty-six belonged % the
metropolitan. one TO the Ninth and one to the Tenth
District, and there was an average attendance or
tnlrty-hve at the meetings. More interest was eX-
hDlted in the standard work during the last year
ny the lodges than at any time previous. owing as
The speaker stated TO the courteous and explicit
manner OF the Grand Lecturer. X. W John H. Pope,
VINO had gained many warn friends and many en-
thusiastic admirers by his way OF explaining the
work Many Of the lodges In the metropolitan dis
tricts obtained the privilege OF making all their
members members OF the school by the contribution
OF certain sum- notably Star Of Cuba Shake
spesre. Gramercy. Eastern star. Manonides. Cen
lehnal, system which recommends itself and
an example which ought 10 be followed by all the
inqages. We were Pleased 70 learn that W Rudolph
noide mas been appointed 10 succeed himself
assistant Grand Lecturer. which fact is the best in
aao'se'nent OF his ability as Instructor. and that
&c mas given satisfaction IN the performance Of his
1utits The sciooi of Instruction will reopen
saturday, sentember ). 1886. in the Grand Opera
.uxrIst iW+hil -'hrJ-st ard Eightb-aye.. at 8 o. n
"Aere All brethren will receive IA cordial welcome.
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"C1LIEU OFF"

Without the slightest regard for the Masonic
scribe or the Masonic Newspaper. the following
lodges have gone from labor to refreshment what
do these brethren expect that the Masonic news
gatherer is do when there is no news 20 gather!
The only active body during the summer months
are the United Order OF the Sons OF Rest, who
nightly gather on the steps OF the Temple 10 swop
Ash stories and discuss the weighty subject ~ the
hot weather: Holland Lodge Franklin. Livingston.
Eureka Atlantic Arcsna, Solon John Hancock.
Lebanon Evangelist Adeiphl. Puritan St Nicho-
las Adelphc. Kane. Sagamore. Citizens Mosaic
ContioentsI Herman United Brothers. Aston. Re-
public Lotus. Americas. Scotia Piatt. Manhattan
Chapter Palestine Commandery Manhattan COM
mnndery Occur do Lion Commandery. and many
more TO near from.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY PAGES

Bro Mascord delivered a highly interesting and
instructive address The musical portion of the SER
vice by the vested choir must not be forgotten or
the incidental solo, Remember Now Thy Creator,
magnllcently rendered by Bro. Henry S. Brown.
Immediately after the church service the brethren
were bounifully provided with refreshments, dis
pensed by tho ladies Of the parish. and delight
full social hour was enjoyed Included among the
brethren present were r. W Bros. e. w, Richard
son. p. L. Schenck and r. W. Mascord, and w.
Bros. Cort II. Hincken, George +. Malby john L.
Scrymscr and Robert Judson KenwoIthy. Of Mon
tauk Lodge, the newly appointed ID. d. q the Sec
ond District. The occasion was delightful through
out, and the brethren returned to Brooklyn well
satisfied with their trip, and the opportunity or
uniting with their chaplain In service beth I'm
pressive and enjoyable
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DIS .TOHiNNJSTEST

The German brethren of the Twen:y-egh;h Dis
trict celebrated their annual "Johannisfest." ST.
Johns Day. that is. they intended 10 do 50, tut
the pouring rain Wednesday played havoc with
the celebration, well with the dresses and
clothes of the few brave ladies' and brethren who
ventured ID ccme and how many others were
Drawing the storm. Without the slightest thought
OF irreverence 1t seemed az If the two St Johns
got slightly mixed. and that he OF the 9th
day Of December was on duty instead Of the
81. John, tie Evangelist. Of the oath of June,
for It YVES cold. dreary and uncomfortable,
with a steady disagreeabe rain all day, and yet
many Of sturdy and Jealous Masons were on
hand receive the guests cordially and in
hearty manner In place OF the thousands expect
cd about 400 hundred people assembled in he big
grounds OF Timer Park. ard at O'Clock sat down
to a splendid dinner. w. Fro. BOSE. the president
OF the German Temple Association in a Few pleas
ant words. greeted and welcomed the assembled
ladies and brethren. thanking the Grand Lodge
officers and all present for rhe interest they have
Festival Will be he'd on Friday, Angus; I. $50 10
which he invited all present. and he promised 10
have good clear day made to order. Bro. Bosz
then introduced Z. W. Bro. August +; Frech IRE
the rwenty-eighh District, who made fine adj
dress. saying that the weather nas no erect upon
Mason's duty is simply to 10 right at all times As
70 the Grand officers he too, thanked them for
these brethren. these leaders in the craft deemed
II Their duty to come here to-day, and in perform
ance OF their simple duty they are here, and this
should serve an example to be ready at all
times to DO our duty and our share OF the good
work of the craft" ". W John Stewart sat
to the right OF the president and with him were
4: ": William J. Mcdonald. Grand Treasurer r
Herman Cantor. Osteriand. Ethan. Jancke. Int
man. Breum.ch. e Cooper, John T: Moneypenny
Wagner; II. w Allan Williams. of the SEVENTH
Ferdinand Wheeler. and very nearly every Master
OF the District; with many of the Past Masters
All look forward to August I. when the next fesu-
val. the real ont, will take place.
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ROY1I ARCH ITEMS.

Standard Chapter conferred the Mark, Past ana
NJ f. degree Saturday evening e. Base presided
Among the attentive listeners were r. is George
A. Drew, A. Muehsam and Albert Msxheld NJ H. :
Fitch Bogert and Ayers and +. William Hevenor.
Trlune Chapter will take no vacation. H. H. T.
Marter will keep open house all summer. Monday
evening six Master Masons were advanced to the
honorary degree OF Master Mason. Past and finally
were shown the beauty OF the NJ. e. degree, all OF
which was done In tho quiet. dlgnihed and impress
sive manner in which the degrees are given here
Els Beesley. OF Zetland; Newton, OF Am'ty; Arm
feld. OF Mount Zion; Rocker. OF Cornnlan' ana NJ
d. Getty present.
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CHrRcH SERVICE on ST. JOINS DAY

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather or
wednesday evening, June "A, thrty-eight OF the
brethren OF Montauk Lodge No. 2:6 jcurneyed 10
Rockville Centre. Long Island. TO unite with their
chaplain, Rev Bro. william T.. Mes. In a reunion
service commemorative OF ST. Johns Day. The even
ng's exercise consisted OF short religious service
adapted from the Episcopal ritual. after when an
address OF welcome made 10 the visiting
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nlasonie Dircriorp.


Secretaries will kindly examine the names
of the respective officers I'm the cards and
send corrections, II required, to the Ma
sonic Department of The Tribune. The Ma
sonic Directory is published every sunday.
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ADEI.PHI LODGE No % meets fret and third Tuesday
at Masonic Hall.
VIM. A. SWAN, NJ CEAS S. CONNER s. ".
LENJ. RAPHAEL. j. W. JOS. BLUMENTHAL. Treas
WIN MACEOL, Secretary 100 f. Goth ST.
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Masonir Uirettorp.

Thursday At New Horton Building if2 West 1z5th-st
J. MILFORD. Jr.. ". TfiOs EALMFORD g. ".
GEO. ". FfNCK. J. w DANIEL, DAVIS. Treas
j. u. HYDE. Secretary. zoo West i<5tb-st
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MASONIC DEPARTMENT

CONNECTED BY THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NETWORK.
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riATT LODGE No 1874 meets first and third Thursdays
at Masonic Hail.
PHILIP JOSEPH. ". UAZLTON SPENCER g. W.
HER. J. ROSENTHAI.JW. SAMrEf. BRAND Treas
W. j. JESSUP. Secretary. - South Gtt~s. Brooklyn.
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PACIFIC LODGE No 2s3 meets first and third Thur
days at Masonic Hall.
soUTHRICK HEBBERD H. T. NJ PETERSON. s. ".
CHAS J. WEBER. J. w. ". RICHARDSON TreaA
ROBERT BETTY. Secretary. i.2G Third
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JERUSALEM CHAPTER No S meets first and third
Fridays Masonic Hall ~
C. VICTOR TWIsS. H. +. JOHN r. GARDNER X
G. j. KII.GEN. :. CHAS. A. WHITNEY Treas
S. C. WILSON Secretary, 1872 East Igth-st
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EMPIRE CHAPTER No. 40 meets on the Goth dav "A
each month Masonic Hall. ~ -
WM. HEVENOR. H. p. ANSON r. LUDWIG X
WM A. SWAN, ;. +. LOWI%STEtN Treas
FRED'K f. DAVIS Secy. 1T Van Voorhis-st BROOKLYN
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OCEAN LODGE No $50 meets second and fourth
Trnnlsdays az Grand Opera HOUSE. s,h-aye and 2d-s 40
THOMAS StIARlOW. NJ JOHN y. BURROWS g. w.
CHAS. A. CROWLEY. J.w CTIAs RENTER. Treas
GEO. W. STEVENS, Secretary. G3J sth-ave.
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NEPTUNE LODGE No. az meets second and tourtl
Fridays At Masonic Hail
J.. J. HALE. NJ. r. " BARNES g. W.
II. +. SfEBERT. J. W. GEO. BLACKBURN. trena
JOHN Il. WALTZ, Secretary $50 West 55,b-st.
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fo1rih Thupsday a. 2 9clock Masonic Han
RoEEkT RECkER. II. i. JAMES n. CURTIN K
EUGENE b NEwHA1I. \. JOHN W KEEfrR Treas
HENRY ". ROE Secretary % L. i2Oth-st
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MANHATTAN CHAPTER No is4 meets first ana
third Wednesday Mt Masonic Hall
J. r. DECKER. H. y. l.. II. SANE X
cIIAS. :. THORPE :. ERNEST RINGER Treas
A. +. MLLIGAN. Secretary. 20 w 23d-st
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GAvEI LODGE No. 7os meets first and third Friday
at l4sih-s,. and Wiis-ave. - - 1890 49,. . 49,
FRANCIS y. NAMES. N. J. CLARK WILSON. s. w.
W. r BRADLEY. J. W JOHN W. DEL Ell Treas
M,BTRT ". BRIGGS Secretary. 700 East 1i3d-st
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Mt. ZION CHAPTER No. 23l meets fourth Tue.aa,
Al Masonic Hall '
WIN. H. ARMFlEI.D II. p. y. DE WITT GRAHAM Il
JAMES B SMITH 3 JOHN J. FOX Treas -
r. f. FRANCISCO Secretary. 90 Morton-st
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POLAR STAR LODGE No 245 meets IRE, and thir6
Monday at Masonic Hall
FRANK l. HAMILTON, 81. cTIAs T. oT.Pr s. W.
VIM A. SHEARS. J. w. CITY CUTBTN Treas
W. w. WILLIAMSON, Secretary. 225 East 2sth-st.
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MORTON coMMANDERY No 4 meets second Monday
al Masonic Hall.
EVGENE BROWN 4. c. HENRY II. TREffER Gen
WM =. DUNCAN c. G. EDWARD p LEEDS Treas
WILLIAM l.. GARDNER. Recorder, 254 Grand-st.
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NETWORK LODGE No. $50 meets second and fourth
Tucsday Of Masonic Hall.
WALTER MILLER. NJ. L. n. SAKE, 3. W.
JOHN NIcKINsoN. J. ". q. ffEr.MsTETTER. TreaA
GEORGE ". ANDERsON. Eecretary. - Crosby-st.
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day at Masonic Hall. - "
JAMES II. KENNEDY DAVID q ROYr.E
THOMAS WATT J. W. wa J. HDoNALD Treas
CHAkLES H. BAI.DWIN. gccretary. 100 9th-axe.
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COUNCILS.

ADELpHiC COUNCIL. No. T. II. and s Ms mests
nrst SATURDAY 81 each month at Masonic Han
WM. H. ANDREWS TIN. J y GARDNER J ID ~
J. II. BAlSrCN. Pew. ALFRED d. PRICE Treas.
JOHN w cOBURN. Recorder $50 West ilath-st.
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. RADIANT LODGE No. 100 meets first and third Tues
Gay Gay a., a. Lexinston Opera House. I55 East 5sth
LINTON r WYETH. ". ID. ROTHsCHTT.D 8. W.
W. w TOMPKfNs J. w THEODORE KATZ Treaa
W. X A. kOEHL Seoretary SIS Iexington-aye.
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EXCELSIOR No. 1876 meets sec md and fourth Monday
az Masonic Hall. . . -..- 49,
JOHN II. GARDNER. NJ WALTZ: r. ~ NJ. j: w.
I0tiN {; ROOT. s. W. f. ]. MEREfFIELD, Treas
ROBERT s. WARDi.E. Sec'y 4Si Dean-st., Brooklyn.
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CRESCENT CHAPTER No. 900 meets second Tuesday
at Masonic Hall.
BENNO LOEWY, II Z. c. C. sffAY<r X
{. EDGAR LANE. :. T. WRIGHT Treas
SAMUEL j. ZACHARTE. sec'y. 1871 West ied-st
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REPUBLIC LODGE No. coo meets FRS, and third
Saturday at Masonic Hall ~ '
GrSTANE A. T. HENNINC. NJ wM II TITOuAs 9 W
+. J. STUYVEsANT J. w WIN " HszApr ia.
WIN. n. MAYER Secretary iO4 Waiker-st
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1ouN HANCOCK LODGE No. 10 meets frs, and third
TUESDAY at Masonic Hail. ...... .o,,,,,,.. -,
Louis ENGEI. ". TSAMt ~. SIHWAkI. ). w.
E.pi. RITTFI, j. w. T.. MENDELSOHN. Treas.
MORRIS HIRSCII. Secretary IA Lspenard-st.
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ANCIENT CHAPTER No. meets first and third Thur
S 91ys At ne Grand Opera House sth-ave ana 23ist
WIN: II, MACKAl, H. p. FRED u. EIDEN K
W l.. McCREERY. S. n PONCE ~ LION rrsa.
JOHN b. RUSSELL Secretary Box. 1870 Rutherford y 4
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RooME LODGE No 746 meets second and fourth SAT-
urdays az Masonic Hall ~ NV
WIN. +. MARTIN, VI. W F. LrNsON "
f. Y: JACOBSEN, J. w f. T. SHINES Trea.
JA9ltS BEI,kNhP Secretary II2 West i34th-st
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INDEPENDENT LODGE No. lSo meets first and third
SATURDAY at Masonic Hall. -. -
JOHN G. FOLSOM, ". G. g. Sill Ei,BEhG = W.
WILLIAM HANNA, Secretary. 420 6th-st
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PALESTINE CoMMANDERY No IS meets frs, and
third Mondays at Masonic Hall
Cfiks u. NEWTON. 2. G. ELMER A. MILLER. c. q.
FRED X T.. BARNES. Gen. + ". GOODWIN Treas
CTIAS. T. CtiAMPLIN. Recorder $40 Broadway.
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ADELPHIC No. 34s meets first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall.
VIM d. GAGE. NJ. T.. s. TATE, s. W.
W. c. DEGEN J. w. GEO. ". WHITE, Treas.
H. T. FRYER Secretary. SO PIne-st.
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STANDARD CHATTER No. 252 meets frs, ara ,,,,a
Saturday at Masonic Hall. 500 s
FREDK G. BLASE H. +. JOHN c. CLAtrER Y
LEMUEL RUSSELL. y ROBT. J. BLACK Trc,.
DAVID McKEISEY Secretary 10 Pearl-s
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CHAPTERS.

AMITY CHAPTER No. 100 meets first and third Thur
day at carnesie Music Han. 57th-st and 7h-ave.
H. u. DERRICK s. w SC'IIOON0VEp T-rssss
CHARLES II. FEM. Secretary 1872 West i2,h-1<t
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C;RAMERCY LODGE No. 537 second and fourth
Monday at Masonic Han. 1850. 100 - 49,
JOHN AISDORF, NJ. JOHN A. SLY s. w:
S1MI'Ei, /, TUCK J. W. c. =. KErTERER. Treas.
JAMES F. GRITNAN Secretary 324 Bieecler-s,.
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Masonic Hall. -
VIM. NJ REYNOLDS, HIP. j. u. THOMPSON L
HOWARD FULLER :. w. NJ POsTLEY Treas
EDWIN BOUTON, Secretary $50 5th-ave
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EUREKA LODGE No. 2a3 meets first and third Mon
day al Masonic Hall -
II Won MINDEN. VI. JOSEPH ODEiIA $: W.
y s. TII.DEN. J. W. PHILIP FRANKLIN Treas.
JOHN j. MAIISTER. Sec y. 1872 Jenerson-ave. Bkyn.
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ORIENT CHAPTER No. 3s meets q and 4th Friday a,
new Johnston Bdg Fulton and Flatbusa ayes Brocklya
CTIAS. STEWART, H. J.. GEO NJ DUAL X '"'
JOHN G. WATKINS, s A. sTEvENsoN Trsa.
EDWIN SELVAGE. Secretary. ~ Cnion-st Erocklvn
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EMANUEL. LODGE No. 05+ meets second and fourth
"wednesday 2 Masonic Hall .. .x... 49,
BENZ. q. LEVY, NJ. ALBERIO tIMAN, 3 W.
A pGrMI,NTITAI. J. W. GEORGE BECK, Treas
" GIISTAVE BAUM SECRETARY. I0I Z. lOIth-st
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SCOTIA LODGE No 634 meets first and third Thur
day AT Masonic Hall 100 ~ "-"' t""'~
:, j. J., MAtIONAI-D. j. w. PETER ROSS Treas
N "AINhNIiE. Secretary 49, f. 30'h st. Bayonne NJ
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SHAKtSPEARE LODGE No $50 nneots Ar, arl ,tirh
Thursday a. Masonic Hall ''' anu UNIV
ISAAC MINER " II y PACrr & "
ID 1 fLs n.nASNhR j. w. DAVID FRANKET. Treas
EDWARD GOrT..IEB. Secretary. 80 H. i2sth-st
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IvANHoE coMMANDERY No 80 meets third TAars-
day al Masonic Hall. | 80 O'Clock
JAS II. CURTIN, T.. (. T. 4. FRANCISCO, Cen
MARTIN Q. GOOD, G. g. WIN. II. PEcKHAM. Treaa
HENRY W. ROE. Recorder. 70 East i20ih-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

EMPIRE CITY LODGE meets first and third Wednes
day at Lexington Assembly Rooms. 5sth u: and 3daye
SAMI;r,I G. BAUM NJ JACOB W ENDEI. 5. ".
WM KLfNGENsTFIN.J.W SIMON s. STERN Treas
IACOR l.. COHEN SECRETARY. 3jj East yOh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

a Masonic Hall. . .. ,.c- . -,
DANIEI, w LITTLE, j. w. EDWARD f. LEEDS Treas.
CHARLES MILLER Jr., Secretary. $40 W. 10th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

YORK coMMANDERY No. IS meets fourth wednes-
DAY Mt Masonic Hall
GEORGE KNIPF f. c. ROBERT H. CLARK. Gen.
NEII. j. HrPaORS C. O. WILSON g. FOX. Treas
TpFD'K DAVIS. Recorder. i27a Van voorhs-si. Bkin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

KANE LODGE No. 434 meets FIRST third ana hnh Tues
day Al Masonic Hall . .. -. $1,000. - -.
JAS T. starlight, j. W. CHAS. A. WHITNEY, Treas.
UENRY " PENOYAR. Secretary, 81 East i+h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

GREENWICH LODGE No. 461 meets second and fourth
Friday at Masonic Hall
lanes SPARKS. J. w. NELL SUTPHEN. Treas
Joseph ~ MuTi.ING. Secretary, Az West Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

STAR OF CUBA LODGE No 742 meets frs, and third
i u at Bloominsdale Annex 40 E. GOth-st.
y; AsSiNG NJ COLIN y. ANDERSON. s w.
JONAS ADLER J. w. H. 4 LYON. Treas
H. H. ATWATER. Secretary. 220 churcr-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

HIRAM LODGE No. 40 meets first and third Friday
at Masonic Hall. . - ,,..,..,.-, . -,
WILLIAM COLLINS. NJ L. H. A. S1iiNElLER ;. W
c. f. SINDT. J. W CHAS. SCHNEIDER, Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

ST. JOHNS LODGE No l meets second and ,our,h
Thursday at Masonic Hall ~ "''' ''"''"
GEO H. PHILLIPS. NJ GEO. r. WILLIAMS = W.
ADoLPH GEERING. J. ". d. SCTOOsMAKFR Treas
A. H. CORBGT Secretary. Linden. " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

sII.ENTIA LODGE No 1913 meets second and ,o,,,,s
Wednesday at Mas sonic Hall "' '''ss
ROBERT J. WRIGHT NJ JOHN SHANNON c w
PHILIP BLOCH J. w CHAS f. 0pr,fNc r..
Fredk f. Haskns Sec'y TG7 Washington ave Breo,slyn