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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-18
Death OF q LAWYER.

Hollidaysburg, Pa, June lS.-George
q. Spang, the celebrated lawyer is dead
at the age of 67 years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-18

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR.
The president today sent the following
nomination to the senate: Collector of
internal revenue, Frank W. Howbert for
the district of Colorado and Wyoming.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-18
Arbuckles or Lion Coffee, Pokgs, 81.
SPECIAL PRICES ON TOILET SOAPS.

Dairy Made 40 per box, now,
Transparent 0lycerns, box,
Japan Lily 20cents psr box, now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
~ THE EOTPTU DISTRICT

II there is any lodge in the Fourth Masonic Dis
trict that deserves the distinction Of being popular
with the craft that one IS Ocean No. I5S for last
Thursday evening Il seemed TO be the Mecca Of
all the distinguished and shining lights OF the
craft. The occasion envened by the fact tina.
the District Deputy. K. ". Bro. Joseph r Mac
Entee 10 make his first Official visit, ard when
lie had been received, accompanied by an enormous
delegation Of Masters and Past Masters Of the dis
trcf, together with delegation from the Temple
Club he given one OF those oid-tme en-
thuslas.ic receptions as only ocean give, and
IN his speech 10 the lodge which a model c.
brevl.y. he conveyed the well wishes OF the Grand
Master IA the brethren and the instructions
veyci 10 the lodge were conveyed in such a concise
manner and with such telling force that the Dis
trict Deputy fully justified all that had been
pected Of MIN. The third degree was conferred by
the Worshqful Master. John T. Burrows. and his
able STAFF % officers assisted by Past Masters Van
Pet Kingsbury Sharlow and Bennett. r. W. Bro.
William !. Duncan delivered the historical lecture.
which IN i;seit was treat, owing TO the oTigi-
nality and deep study always exhibited IN the work
or this distinguished craftsman. But the event Of
the evening to the members Of the lodge the
present alton Of a handsome diamond jewel 10 Past
Master Thomas shaIIow. X. ". Bro. George W.
arnold making the presentation speech. in which
not only embrace tha giving OF the jewel but was
Sssus.a IRON cNperience hat the good deeds per
,r -nlsu oy brother lived after him, ipakinS ap-
t.opr!aie reference 10 bag leaf carried for
rn 3rIH.S years wh!ca SIN .c!d its fragrance; so
WI, WIN the good deeds OF any brother. And while up
~ 'is moment this jewel had intrinsic value only
,.t moment * was pinned on the breast OF the
S, 10, II became token which money could not
r,yIppaessntinS as Il did The affection and ap
.,'in OF MS lodge aud an. Damon and Pythias
,tes,s- between himself ard another Past
% er, u me odss W Bro Sharov replied in
,ha, 10 ."nne, altnoueh nucn surprised saying
- 49,. e eouil better have been chosen to pre-
sci. ~ ye"c+ tnan i. W Bro Arnold whose
o. Graf, had S1ca o occasions and whose record in
mon OF me craft IN working H. me Interests OF
rryI orss ana fellow members and should they
srch ,-r.,ha ngon the honor due and given 10
.s% e.; ad',ed veterans r. w Bros Arnold
ant n %, "no had sought TO encourage the |
"or VI younger men throughout the craft He |
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ROYAL ARCH ITEMS.
secrecy III
protection.

secrecy throws around order It's charms and
protection
Sylvan chapter worked the p and N. + degree
la; Norday r. James VI. Twiss In the East. as
sisted by T. II. P.'s Lyman 5. King and George NJ
Waisrovc.
Terrace city chapter No. IL. a; Yonkers con-
ferred the Past Masters and the Most Excellent
degrees last Friday night. The High Priest. T.
Isaac H. Nern. keeps up the good work In the
chaftcr and Is doing well for the companions and
for 40 ~.
Trlune Chapter had its usual quota of work, and
its usual quota Of attcudance-that Is, everybody In
the Capitlla Rite hocks 10 Trune: The work OF the
evenlnr VS. the Mark. Past and Most Excellent
Mosteris degrees with the F.. Elias Whitney In the
chair stephen {. Bedell In the Vest and Past H.
y Clarence ". Marter IN the South.
Corinthlan Chapter No. l5s. r. J. u. Curtin High
Priest conferred the Past and Most Excellent
Masters Degree TWO candidates on Thursday
afternoon I'M = very fine manner. with r. T.. u.
NcEolsey presiding In the East. Among those
nre..nt were r. + Companions Max1eld and Dun
can: + COMPANIONS Rosenberg and Hepburn, and
Companion Ackcr.
Union Chapter had another busy night comforting
Tn. Mark Past and NJ. h. degrees upon eight cam
dId.tes r. Robert II. Clark was IN the East. and
was occasionally relieved by Past High Priests
William Hail. Charles III. Baldwin, William Brown.
William $ Thomson. Washington NJ. Postly. F. f.
Davis Edgar NJ Ayres, A. Muehsam. warren =
Bennett. David McKelsey. II. D. Getty ana all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
THT RTlPER ~ TIRE CRAFT.

NiI, Toward Lodge in session one Of it's
moab, r. bad passed 90 The silent majority Brother
Frank A. Sing .ird between and o'clock on
friday. Funeral services were held at his late res
li'u.. .r Tuesday morning conducted by Golden
i....f chapter. 49, - = \ fun service was held at
-. Andrew Episcopal church. attended by mem
Jog. % Golden Liih Chapter. q. T.. S. Council Of
Ar.fran'i 'D..'N tounc II, Royal Arcauum. and
Howard Lodge. i. ana \. W. The W NJ s and
j. rs. uud members OF Howard Lodge performed
ih. last rit"- ~ The intcrmcnt at Greenwood
i}lof''r N.Ir Wis FOR many years IN active MEM
Ter ~ ~ ward Lodge, and was secretary FOR four
years. ~ secretary hc rendered valuable services
20 ;nc iol-c. md was ~ material assistance 1t 4
tiin" when needed.
Right Worsh.pfpl Rso. Thomas Patterson died at
BIS home Saturday NIGHT. October 20. and was
buried with AIasoni, honors Monday evening the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. the Rev. J. j..
Campbell officiating. Bro Patterson was an hon
orcl member and deacon Of that church He
mad a Mason lG York Lodge No. lT. September
g. 1871 was Master IN 81 and District Deputy Of
the fiftn Masonic District In 1913 and 1884 York
Lodge turned oar ia strong numbers to do honor
20 the memory OF their loved Past Master w
Frank .. Evans performed Tho Masonic service
Bro. Patterson VS. IL true Mason. Kind husband
aud lnGg.tn;. good father upright ard honored
tiflZan ar, a mos. loVable man. He leaves a widow
and daughter to mourn his loss. and he Is also n
great los his brethren OF York Lodge but ii IL
con- ding that the world H. made better for having
had tie lie ana example of such men:
90 SUCH a. no th..c - few on earth
pf such q he there many IN Heaven
Ani ..fe De- a the fweeter that he lived
,.l nll b. Lowell sacred fJr his sake:
AnI death Is all the brighter that he died.
Ana Heaven i all the brighter that he is there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
DANIEL CARPENTER LODGE

The brethren Of the Eighth District gathered
IN Daniel Carpenter Lodge 10 pay their respect 10
che D. u. and to show their appreciation Of the
good work done IN 40. 6f3. ". VIM. II. Collins the
Master, welcomed them ALL and more especially
the guest OF the evening r. n. Stephen c. Bedel
j. H. Of the Eighth, WHO made his official visit
this occasion. In reply 10 the hearty words Of
welcome the representative OF the Grand Master
CONGRATULATED the brethren Of Daniel Carpenter
Lodge upon their evident prosperity and the harmony
which prevails in their ranks. SO long" said tho
D D.. "as you true and loyal 10 the Grand
Lodge loyal 10 the principles OF Masonry and
loyal 70 yourselves. long Will you prosper and
continue TO be & harmonious and happy lodge
You Will yourselves much trouble and
anxiety IA the future Il yOu are careful in the
present careful in selecting your material and care
ful in selecting your oficcrs.s The ID. ID. also as
service, end ready al all times 10 answer a call
r. " Matthew Taylor and many other dlstln
sushei craftsmen addressed the brethren all
gtvlrT good and sound advice Among these were
W William II. Thomas. OF Republic Lodge; Charles
= Wilkinson, OF Ancient No ~: Nelson S. CUbberlv
OF Charity: J. Smith Peterson, OF Alma Charles
a Morrison, OF Veritas; Colin -. Anderson of Star
Of Cuba: Henry Liprman Of Centennial, ana
Cole. Himan Eckber; Maloch Huntington and
Knapp. and Wyeth. Crystal and White. II Daniel
Carpenters Past Masters W James CIauer
and CulbeTt. The first degree given in good
form. all the shining lights" taking part IN tn.
ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
AT ASTOR LODGE.

As;or Lodge 10. coz received the OH ia visit Of
Il. W. John ~ Sly H. y Of the seventh District.
who w:s presented by r. ". Allan Williams and
X. W. stephen u. Aftlcck. Tho Plst Masters Of
Astor iarmed escort 10 the u. H. There were
VS. Farley. Dorgan. Arnold. Tallnlan the Rev. DR.
Stecn and George Van Vllet; OF visitors there
2 ". Eomigo Lopez and W. JOSS q. villa. Master
OF Los Puri'ano Lodge. Cuba: Il. ". Thomas
Moore stephen .. Bodell. II. p. Dcdrck. and many
Masters and Past Masters OF the Seventh and other
districts
". Master SImmls welcomed the H. y. in a BRIEF
address saying that "Astor Lodge * open
before him. the books Of the lodge open for
his inspection. ano the hearts Of I'll. brethren
opcn - welcome him" r. v. Brother sly thanked
"a" Master and brethren and launched forth in mis-
sound and practical way 10 bring greetings from
ine CIR nd Master ana 20 bring good advice to the
hr 'hleu. lie dWeii especially upon the necessity
Of making good IMPRESSION. not only upon our
OWL m'micrs and tho candidate. but $50 upon
~" COMMUNITY. and he also advised .le brethren
bot Co .rZer too long after closing. 80 az TO make
D. goo. Impression .if th,ir homes and no. blame
y 4sOnr. Tor the late hours some few Of tire members
Keep N.'o'ry ha. a c"pier meaning than
the more cnr-re eating q its members ana the
Wfk.i- ~ NasonS but the deep moral lessons
That ~" taught in our ceremonies should he as
Treasures TO al 81 our bre thrcn.
Tn -. II. vas atten,!ycy listened 20. and brought
form TO hearfy and sincere applause OF all the
hrft tl0l present.
tf''- CLOSING Tic brethren adjourned to the
Cr,ftsWnns club. whore a collation. was served and
many good spec rhf- were made by the members
and guests when July deserve reproduction here.
lu only D." lack of space depriyes the readers OF
tais intellectual treat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

again accepted the position Of Senior Deacon Of
Genesee Falls Lodge and the four years
vas Senior Warden II WAS during these years
tina: G5Hc-"e Fails Lodge attained - high rsrg-
tet.Oa f1r the gel"nce Of It's work. ava Brother
" hitting was the most conspicuous OF Its working
team, rllirg the position II senior Deacon iu tie
INST ectiOn al cdca degree ana Master IN tnc
cnd section OF the ,hird legrt" During this time
the lcdg" was frequently Invited 20 confer thu
third degree IN sister lodges in VariOl- ilrts %
the State BrOtEer Waiting mas attended every
communication ot TIE Grand Lodge since .sS. cJi-
Ing most OF which years e has represented GeGlsec
Falls Lodge IS It's Master or prOXs. and ln 1881
made memorable sr"e~h IN presenting -, name
Of W;iliam 4 Sutherland f.. tie oliee o. junior
Grand Warden
Brother Waiting has been equally active .a ether
Masonic bodies, serving T. +. O. NJ. II Rocscs-,r
Lodge OF Perfection from 1915 10 1874. inclusive.
when he declined recollection. During u" same
years he was the . II. T. - q. II Of Rochester
Council Princes OF Jerusalem prd during thrc.
OF the years was Fir-i Lieutenant Commander OF
Rochester tOrs!story - well a. Senior Warden OF
Rochester Chapter u Rose Cro!S. and I'D
Der 81 the first working team that ever conferred
the order Of the MOBILES q The Mystic Shrine "a
the United States. and for twenty-four years was
Chic; Kabban OF Damascus Temple ANA t0- nine
years Imperial High Priest and Prophet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

~. Neritas and Pyramid No. 400; all Will have
Independent No. ls5 and A0elphic Council No.
Will greet their members and visitors or the lead
tx cha piers there will 20 Jerusalem No. Fri
day. Manhattan No. lsi ~ Wednesday and Xet-
laii No. "a ThUrsday. Palestine Commandery
so i meets ;o-inorroN. an" Constantine No =
Tuesday evening. ia RioOklya Marsh Lolg- No.
ia the second and tnirA district.
An important gathering of Masons took place AZ
q communication o. Frank X. Lawrence Lodge No.
40. H. Rochester. The third degree was conferred
ana the occasion made notable one In the
MS DRY or the lodge. Grand Master Sutherland pre-
sided - this il the Masonr home OF tho Grand
MaSttr over forty members were present from
out OF town. OF whom the most distinguished were
FRANK K Lawrence Past Grand Master. after
Whom ihe lodge II named. and who. il is said.
Nisi'"d the lodge foI the first time. Jessie T. An
ihonN OF Utica. Past Grand Master. and supcrin-
tendcn; oi the Masonic Hom- IL Uice: William \.
Erode. ~ Grnceco; r. NJ l.. Ehlcrs. Grand SeCr.-
try, and Virgil i Povnail Deputy Grand Master
Alter "a" corffTrng % the degree Ella borate
dinner was served ~ which The usra, after-dInner
spcech,S Vefc mace. r. Hurgcrford Smith rresid
lhS |)f others pre- s'rt were Y. ". George W Whit
and r. ". Isaac |romiue. Jonn J. Jenkins. J.
s,cW#rt ". son. the Grand Marshal: Noble I.
Marun. o. tuca and Georee II. Sherman. OF the
i"trt9rnfn: Henry = Gillespie, II the Twenty
5. 'ond: George i. Watkin OF tho Twenty-Gfh:
WAr' or Kane and many others. Grand Mastc-
william T. Sutherland presided in the first SECTION
ara X W Wright u. Pownal gave the historical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
THE GRAND LEC7I RER.

Eigh; Worshipfui william r. Whiting Is native
Of NewHampghrt. bit has resided in New York
State sine early childhood. Hc vos raised TO the
sublime degree OF Master Mason I'm Union Lodge
No 9 NJ Elnira. December Il. 1874. received the
capituar degrees in Elmirl Chapter No. q IN Feb
ruary 1870. the chivaric degrees in S.. OFners
Conmandery 10. % in June. 1856. and the degrees
Of the \. = S Rite In the Rochester bodies IN
September. 1871.
10 has been "A very active working member since
becoming a Mason. In la6j and lso- he was Senior
Deacon OF Union Lodge No. A. 81 Lima. and in
lS6S Junior Warden In 1879 he was Senior
Deacon Of Gcresoe Falls Lodge 40. JJ1 ana the
following years IN succession us Junior Warden.
Seror Warden and Master In 1883 and 1889 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

thanked the members OF the lodge in his usual
happy vein and laid particular stress upon the
fact that il to the officers Who had supported
him during his torn that grea; deal Of sue
cessful administration due. K. vs. Bro. seatic.
Smith. Eiwood and Guttsell all had heir respects
20 pay 20 ne lodge. and We're listened 10 with
great GcN - attention. After tie work o. the
evening had bean accoInplishcd the brcthrcn -
tired l." the banquet hau. whore magnificent re-
past was served. and tao brethren RECALLED
with songs and stories until tho earlier hours by
". Bros. Bennett. Van Pet. Bros Kline Moore
and speeches by Duncan MacEn.ec and others.
Th"re were present besides She above mentioned
brcihren Il. ". Bros. Guttsel.. Smith Thompson.
Elvood and ". Bros. Sheppard. Davis. Swan,
Brown. Nandevoor PladHen Harknsss Maxfe!d
Bing; Osthon, kennedy. Eraih; Coleman. Byrnes.
Nande gessam. Helms johnson. EgglestOn, Wallace.
Mutsham. Buddington and many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

Axiom Lodge No 81 conferred the third degree
Monday evening iu that nnc and impressive man
ncr f0- whi,h Tho work in 80 o. l. noted and
famed ln the metropolitan district. Prior TO the
work 90 'ra degree ". Henry " Bristol tho Mas
t-r of Ai1.10. requested Pas Masters James At
krson ana T.. C. Titus 70 present themselves at
me altar ana listen 20 q Few words from the elo-
qacut lips ~ ". " John Stewart Pas; Grand Mas
ter o. M.sons 90 tho S'1;e o. New-york who. ad-
dressing 'hc two Past Masters. sad IN part: "Ot
90. we~ kuoN whai :; is ana VIVA, K means 20
10 yoIr Whole dug 10 Albion Lodge and u Ma
solry Having passed through the chairs. YOU
have. arI soon your COOL work ;or the Lodge. am
dc!s1teI a. the opportunity our Worshi3iGl Mas
t.' gives me - sp"ak 20 you in behalf o, your
brethren ~ 80. e. speak now ioT the
members o.. your Lodge. when say that they have
apprn ltri YOUR good work. your good Efforts for
t.~ benefit % The Lodge ard they ask you 20 ac-
80 '~l. slight token ~ t1er esteem for you. and
w- 'rIaf ana pray that you may wear Il with true
llII .r'~@ aud for many years 10 come.
" James Atkinson was orst ~ recovering from
th- -rrr-- caused by tn" presentation. ard thanked
Doc ure.hrcn in q Jew warm and hearty words,
saying / thank you heartily. my brethren tor
f..s kirl r"meW .r1nce from YOU, come lere with
r'sf.fr- come among you - brother ana
e1tr llRays remember Your kindly feelings and
lr tnlly acf .un toward me-" etc, Dr. Titus fol-
.as. sl.l brother Atkinson h<r spoken OF your
N.-ion AID ~ no pleasing asso eiaVons In Al
..la lgr Fan only add that this has been 10
sogrrc - grcat pleasure and satisfaction. and
! sincerely trust that nothing VIII ever occur 20
H1 'f'so pleasant associations between all OF our
re tokens presented were an elegan, diamond
g uld,d Jock for each II the brethren. with appro-
pirate Inscription. AMI very pre,tily set In jewels
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olncers OF the chapter. who "up-,o-date' and
well posted in tho work
Mount Zion Chapter conferred the Royal Arch
cegre" In good form. NJ F. John Z. Baldwin pre-
seed assisted BY his j. II. P's Francisco. Tomp-
Kins ArmfeId. Wiley. Donaldson Little. Larke and
s'eorEe H. Toop Among the visitors were wash
ington VI. PSstley. Warren &. Bennett. q Zetl3ni:
James VI Twiss, o. Sylvan. and George ". Os-
S2odiy. Past High Priest OF Nunda Chapter No.
.l'' Sunda Livingston County. Companion Clinton
x Wyatt was excellent as =. s. s pleasant cpl
sOde Was the molten made By VI. T.. Mati T.. Lay
man oHering congratulatory resolutions 10 n r..
J0t2 r. Baldwin rpon reaching his seventy eighth
nirthday, IL was a neat thought. and nt,inrlv
presses the esteem ard love FOR the veteran Mason
ana the good feeling Of the companions toward
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LODGE NOTES.
THE To1LEns ~ MASONIC oUARRIEs.

'"S "a "e'"''i' ''''" anu De-
n"vsiohr A"of' " h'c thc MS ceEre". IasI
Master. warren .. h"mne,t Villain Grant an"
hnsel =. l-nG"is were "Ho"s me 'iS''o's
! tsarihalli Lois worked the second degree in
good. form agd IN the pleyrnce OF j. very large
"a .h-rin- ". GiGseppi Cri~tOz. the Master. pre-
e.dcd
80 " . 81, - r = -. .-.h ,,..r,,,
X Jonn a, -, ~ ~ ~ ~" 'il7',,C,
PAID his onclaI N.sl, 20 loMle I9uTfs. " W.
accomi'anicd 10y MANY Masters ana Past rNasiers
Of tHe oIsu.-' -
Mum l-odS' ~. l'' ani ancient Lodge 10; -
WORKED III hfsi tett't lhurE'd! evening. Al DOT
ther" wa a rcod at''tud'ice anu al oo'A 'Nc "o'h
was W.! aeAr
l. W. Hroiher Beten paid an Official Nisit TO
EManIei Locge. art vas accompanied by The
/ Masters ard Past Masters. OF the district. The
/ third degree MS concerted
! Rome r1lF. 40 rs conferred the second de-
| gree ,n cnoC ,orm ". " = Iir"on proe,dirg
! ~ ,-i.f,.,' ,cois "a, % - $3.50
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nlasonie Dirct!orn.
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LODGES MEETING IN MASONIC Hall


lodges MEETISG II masonic Hall.
=, ADELPHIc -. first and lhiri Tue.iays
+ 5: t TA1TE " VS. pE Gems, S W
W - 4. f. HAssAIL. Scam ,i,HD''-'' ''s"''
u AKRI9S Is as s.s29a aP1 foq Pg N9aay'
GEO cofRE s Sc ct a, > EaSi Chs; .'''
WI AMTN STf4 p; g;.' and IN Tap fSsa
G II WILLIAMSON secy iii Van Buren-;:. i s Siyn
ANc5EYT e. stc,1d and taqr,e tn 1su5siqy. 49,
sTEPHEN wAEEIER sccfe'4 $40 West '; ss'a-s,
rf AST2R e02 sA ;1;GTa %5a oq o aa r,41u
john THOMPSON secretary. lo7 waiii.si, '''''''
,6 AT[AS a'' q Eso Snd third rr1a} n,oo
G. J. BLOCK. Sc BoIale Masan' Hall. 2,3 " icihst
BENEVOLENT y second and fourth Wednesdays
Epw. 5 PaiNGLE. j. W. Tffos Hil.Is6N. r Treas.
GEORGE A. ELwooD SECRETARY. 427 west 4si-st.
ne ENTFNT EFNAH second M "a pdops pe:aaS
EMANUEL MARX Secretary. si5 East 57:h- it.1'
CITY ,os first and third Mondays
F. .. MlDpLEBRoOk. ~ " DITTENHOEFFER W
ALFRED Jos rtT M l. e3ed M ld pc. T.a'
uG2 %9co 81 -ce;Ga rPa fqS9
GAh hAycLn 9ibsoN sec MARTIS Dos K As
CONTINENTAL 2s7 nrst and third wednesday.
YIN ,IRY0N4 NJ u 6 MM,TGkk EAyE. W
PETER j. BoGERT. Secretary. BOX 81. Masonic HAL.
CRESCENT 4o2 second and fourth Thursday.
SH 4 sSIHr g:e4.si; 81 & s. & Sfsnss
DANIEL CARPENTER e4s second and fourth sa,ur.
y TE < b pAHRt 514s !! y 2 HOME rS.a w.
THOMAS OAKLEY. secTe''ry. 1852 NortOk-s,.
BAgcY 49, ;; so~ and '2ur,a N Msqaey:
NJ. KoIsKY secrelary. o5 ist-ave.
EASTERN STAR s27, nrs, end t9icd SWAeinesiay,
JAMES oE MRfER 4 See W So East S rssas
FRHbf s$&tFrR, MGS6ES Trs T
John r. GARpSER, NJ. y. r. mgX!IAM W
R6br fhFN wARpLr se Isl Tb6SsiL hSoE T,fa
aARrBA1DI 542 second and f.a1.h saturdays.
c DIHIFK. J. a. TpnAslLrs & E sssr.,fS Treas
esAMERcy so second AND saaI II MONDAYS;
ELMER 80. fss r'
GREESwcI, .s second psS Ni: sa, s rTlasy.
i 1osEPm E MrHLiNG Secretary AZ West Broadway
HIRAM 40 first and third Fridays.
WiIIIaN COLLINS NJ. O. W DELANO, s. W.
4, sIEpT 7 W RI. \. aOTfL. Treas
- HENRY MASSEY. Secretary. 200 sth-ave.
HOPE ,41. and third Tmesd1ys
WI WALLACE. ~ DANIEL W LITTLE "
VA = SMITH J. ". EDWARD r, LEEDS Trea.
or ARI,FS MILLER IT,. Secretary. $40 W. 10th ST
HOWARD ~ second and fourth Fridays.
JOHN r. SMITH NJ ORlNALp Clark. :. W.
WIN. :. HODGE. j. W: FHlNS !. SAkNCM. Trs
FRANK A.. wINsHIP. Secretary. 80 West 3stn-st.
INDEPENDENT is3. first and third Saturdays.
JoHy q; FOLSOM NJ c. G. SILvERBERG s. W. !
yvN WIITTEeIpr : " q. 9 pODFNHEIM Treas |
" WILLIAM HANNA. Secretary 40 6th-s..
INDEPENDENT ROYAL ARCH .. nrs, and third
tvM w BROWNING NJ FRANK p LIANT. s. w
IiR AM A. Rl.rSS !. W. EDWIN r. MCARTY Trs !
, " PATTERSON. Secretary. 81 ard 20 West 4th-sI
KANE 40 nrst. third and fifth Tuesdays.
IoIIS W SISSON NJ JAS. F. Starlight, s. W. |
r A WHITNEY /
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Tho Master Of lodge should lie a stud;ous AVID
thoughtful man. ana. above ALL man fruitful In
resources should the energies zeal OF mem
jers OF his lodge begin 70 slackon and their al
tendance become more and more reluctant and in
frequent, he should be able to dcvise some scheme
20 put into operation some plan. by which lo M,
win them bac; 10 their allegiance. The lodgeroom
should be made next TO home the most delightfIi
and attractive place on eart.--t pleasant r.tre,,
from the cares and dividing Influences OF everv
day active business lie Every Mason should re-
gard his lodge Il perennial fountain 10 vbirh
he may come at all times, and have his own moral
courage and his confidence In his fellow .men in
creased and strengthened. "