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n,ocprSS AT WHOLESALE RATE.

.,r,. &c said to be a progressive iHs''' "-
49,. .ro nroner meaning, or in what sen'o
"' s-,,., is not clearly understood Inc
" a,.ics ~ Masons Is not progress "hen
nv .,ho.s are admitted TO our shnc'udi'eS
'''7N -. haas, that this is progress. ana Wheh
VIC ,,..o,s boast of the many they nave aooeo
~ - lief OF members II Is indeed an oP'"
tito, whether we are progFcSs'"s'
,,r,es Of prosperity such SIS tne present
Masonry is fashionable and popular eVe!'
-, ard applicants are CONSTANT! hno''l"
""''' 49,. cec,<ing TO be admitted ana beco"1
~ '"' ,,..,.b our mysteries. greater care IMAM
-, 30 exercised. ana no improper pc
&C. ..,o no admitted TO the housenoio Oh "''
sou =, destroy or even jeorardz> the pe'C..
a harmony Of our ordec' OF We WIN
do rather than advance or p'oeie''
" have. too many Masters no" VIM az ',.i.
waking Mqsons -forsootn aod '' 'i',,
,,or-,nd even OF highways ana ~ wa" =.
-. ~, tho large number they nave i'i'""''N
49,. connective lodges. without due resdio q,
-, c.,,,ss for our mysteries or Whe'ne' we
:. o,1 nrouor material for our io''p'1' ana
a'e $50 ,,,d 7 o5ge of this state some years as
~ -. 70 The wholesale Manufacture "
w -, mon prevailing, by permnunS o."'
""'l. -, a one time. and by making '"' ''
800. Wi, q, least two weeks between '"' 49,
O,,r progressive" Masters Nloi"'''
SO ,r,.,rc at specials" and manuiac'u' ''r
u" ~ - Wholesale rate-ten, hileeh "'I'
""7''' md this they called progress
t"'"'' ~. or6 clearly proseyting: repuGhs"' -
WIS '''. 49,, sorsa and good taste in Masonry
40 i, is Masonic and against '''
-, .rord Lodge enacted some H.nr Ia,
rho nov, constitution adop'eu an Tor enough.
silSl' N.ii.'.,,rcesivc" Masters are lh.eh'!, ,
b, e,od, the new law IL Il ~ Ia 80. s,i.
l,.,iious 10 say that If these caS tba, IL
s uIVi ,dga No q let them pass or o -. ,.i,,,
lta'lN 80 ~ Blank Lodge are satiSiie" -; ~,
the mem""et'S hos cause of complaint IL II III
thch il"".S .,or,. Mason to proven imp ~ ~
trN44''s, rro,, coming among us; anu IL 10
,. 80 a1l "A UNFOLD the dignity on li't 80, down
80 60, g. thc duty Of every brother 70 - witch
g. ,,,rolo sale manufacturing OF No, Masters
n .'ro,.,lApt with our "proSressNv ~ iod.es
IS SO ~, a.. 70 cram members into thelr 49,, 80
"n. CI'i' tt.Sa,ra themselves great MasohS e'''0
successful Masters ,..,,io,o our respect
We desire right here 10 en-, i.,, worker in
ii ,eroer' for the earnest anu s'.o 'i.b The GOOD
- .,..rjos who being imoucd VIII ~ ~ aus
OIL. wa. - 90 Masonry cndcaNors. by ms CIV.
,.a,,,,,ia and by his own coHuuV. ~. artcr
=. iCi.,, MS. but We cuphat ''di'' .,.t,,,
- ,,,.ost eraiDst this indiscrlIliiid' -, az
e Ifosors-aEairst manufacturers
G .rholesale rate. .,4a 90 q useless cry of
-, ,hat hod man may slip i'll at d slo 8; -,
% I,eu az hv making Masons ias'' - cara -
- -, ,bot however NaturalN' niol. con-,
IS "a ,,,, me slow going Master u'.u 80,
exercise - ~ tban hv those who are IN d sie"C
seFNa,.t - ord only add. to their ale"u! va
i,'.,iE ro,l cf membership. TO keep DiD Lew
80 ,be outer door is paramount "'''' -
,roetcr and of every member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
UOTSF-WIRN !NG.

= -,,n, Lodge no 7i2 held It's rcsuia' Cum
80, ,o.,o, ir i+s new lodgerooms in the "r""i
I.o ,Jouso Twerty-:hrd-st ana f's"'"''
,,o,da, evening last. and under tho d'fe''''" % 80
,.,,,,e,lsno'' Master. W. colin d. AhderSo'i' va
.,,,o.o euccees IN the early part OF inc e'e'''"3
r. .o,t,ne business and the reception OIL Hi""'
,,.orsbinful Masters cOngra' ul"torE sPeeciies
"a. i,torsnersod with songs rendered by Din
49, rriu Junior Warden. shorty h'er""'u
49,, ~ w John Stewart. G. NJ, was announced"
.o,,,,o,iod nv r VS. Matthew Taylor. H. II. "
:, ~ Tho Eighth District; G. T. Beatty. Allan WIZ
,ar,e Of the Seventh District; EIpert Oian'''.
,,o-nr,;ssioper Of Appeals: W. II. Gomcrsall. . u
~ W J. Stewart Wilson. George Hayes. ana
.,hor cro,d Lodge officers. The d. ID. INTRODUCED
"a NJ w G. NJ who was received by the Master
IN a neat. appropriate address. who among othef
.r,,,os Informed the c. NJ. that that was the mrs.
oocasion IN the history Of the lodge when Grand
Master was within its portals. The grant honos3
80 rendered to the Grand Master anu MS IsSoc'
~ IN MS address the G.. NJ. expressed ms eoou
,,,sbes for Star of Cuba Ledge. ana "ISneu thclh
,.dJsncod Addresses were made ny X w :. C!di-
2si T-o,or and Ia 'es. after WhlrH ~. lhtcI1StHs
Ne waknown treasurer OF the lodge coh9ucted
I, ", Met,heV TaVlOr the altar ana AT the re-.
-, ~ ire w NJ presented 70 TIE X " III pehai
- -, lodof in A few wol-ChOsen WORDS, Il hdhG-
sonoelv cncrossed and framed ceIunca,e -, Io'V "
grv membership. In accepting INC sam ne IL, " .
49,, Tenuft made one Of his tefSe CHARACTER
~ sneoches and thanked the lodg2 10? the hono'
conferred. , ,.o hro,,r.o adiourne1 IN
,hn H,ronot-room where most TecheTche relas'
,..b oo65d ci,9rs was disposed Of. most ENJOY
afio f,,eiiDg WAS brought to a cioS" a!o.- Hhu-
pirb, and ali went hons pleased ana SATISFIED.
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V1SHINGTON'S MASONIC TyTTTiTTON

From The Fredericksburg Free Lance
The only instance in this State where person
was made Mason on sight was in the OF
General Washington
This extract was tclcgra phed from Richmond
In connection with n suggestion TO make General
IFtzhugh Lee a Mason "on sight" and shows
how little the author Of II knew about the land
marks Of Masonry. Washington was not made q
Mason at sight, but initiated In the Fr"dericks-
hurr Lodge on November I. 1852. made a Fellow
crou March g. 1853. ana raised a Master Mason
August /, l155 il being nine months from the time
he look the first degree until he received the third
Then again q; the time Washington received
The degrees in Masonry there was 40 one In this
countrv who had the authority 10 max" Mason
nj sight Ths prerosativc belongs alone to the
crend Master and chnnot be delegated 10y him to
another At that time the highest Masonic au;
,hortV In this country was provincial Grand
Wnster who was nothing more than a Deputy
Grand Master and thnt prerogative ala not belong
10 MIN Rut II IL had. Washington was made y
N,snn I'm Fredericksburg. and Thomas Oxnard,
The provincial Grand Master resided in Boston
.nJ I, Is hardly probable he would have gone TO
Erederlck shurg 10 make the Noutt iul washing
Ton n Mason at eight whom III Wa rrsnnF
lodge In the town working under bis own DIS
pensaticD
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MYSTERIES or THE ROYAh ARCH

N Rejecting man can pass through IN" Royd'
Arch degree ccrelnonias and receive the higher
r7,srer,cs" therein contained without boihS more
forcij,lv IMPRESSED with the truths OF feligIoh as
c,,tairol in The Bible than in any other manner
Wo 10 ,o. hesitate to affirm that every Clergyman
v,o ms linus been initiated into those mysteries
v.u con re.s :hat he has been enabled TO rise 70
A+s...- a.d more accurate conception OF the Cod
ff-, .hpc he ever had before. ia the elimination
is 're .uou, d'appui," not only Of the JEWISH ana
Christian religion, but OF the religions ana PM
osula,cs o. al the nations OF the orient whlch pre-
coed them. In India, in Egypt IN the f''uSr''''
ANA al other Mystic Rites the Postulaht received
f,o,o ,,o uicrophar; after having passed through
tae higher mys'i, ceremonies. that by whi'h ne
wou,6 NO enabled to travel in foreign countries,
make himself known as an Epcpt. Mastcn and
no Mason at this DAY even can properly can NM
self be called Master Mason VINO mas I,,ot.L ~.
ceived those mysteries known only 10 d Master
aOge mysteries never were indiScriminatcy gwen
10 the era y, bu; were only communicated 10 those
who mad been made presiding Masters over IoItG.
When the Masters part was made degree TO l0I-
low, The y A and +. G.. then the secrets OF the
Master Mason were taken from the third ccsree
and Only received after the Master became fast
Master In Tine through the introduction of the
Royal Arch degree by Ramsay. ana It's continue
lion. somewhat modified, by D"iinoi,' among mo
ranged a. 10 become an appcndaSe Of the Master
part; and In England this day. ana IN the United
Saics nhii chapters were "fHaniheu ,le 80 g.,
chapter under the charter Of a lodge. The present
Hoyal Arch system has proved TO be Denencai; IN
England The King is the first officer, the Hleh
Prizes, Is the third in the United States the re-
igious sentiment has inverted ttat order. and, as
our ritual IS 80 different in its elimination, we
are decidedly OF the opinion that the cnange, al
lhoLgh not according TO history, Is nevertheless
!ldlc.ous. because who should DC better qualiied
,aan the High Prizes; Of the Most i]lgh Goa 10 give
,no'e ordinations ard instructions contained III
our liturgy?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

ing were w. Bros. Eugene Brown OF Ner' pvramd
som. of Independent. and Kennedy, 9l ~ HOS
The old standbys were also there, VIZ ~ -, w. =
Samuel j. Campbell. Henry II. 1reher, h"S ~ n,,n
Halliday Isaac Fromme and the new oo,n,rran,orv'
r. w Bro John Little. and the same ou seoi'''
Charley" Miller jr
I'VE have TOO many lodges and too many @ 'nr,
and the tendency OF to-day 10 make Mhsoin '.n,bio
Of a popular institution IL the darkest cIou' 1885,
The Masonic horizon. While the great morn ~ .oss
we inculcate can make no man worse IL - u van
TO EXPECT them TO miracuOusy transform VIZ nj
whose Inherent nature IL not fitted 70 recsN EEa1,h
appreciate the heaycn-born prnclp,es vi II. Wfo.s
Hone and CHARITY INTO one VINO VIII IN '"9 49,
conduct exompliiy those excellent prime dided
views belief and conduct may he gfeatS ipni sec
md in,proved by correct moral teachings ai -.
Citations but his ma IL seldom radcaiy os
and while the lodge and It's associations ennrtor
every man coming within its influences 10 super .ork
moral nl1nc s,ill it cannot bc expected W -,
miracles i'm reformation The man "hosse ns,atc
does not pulsate harmony with the @ ,aI,,,bt
principles of morality and manly ch, co. orr in
i'm our symbolic lessons IL not a M pupi - ,Sore l.
struction has no place in the odse anu ~, must
a burden and ron-assimatng eleniei,' o dys-
eventually produce dscOrd and sort Oh nv ,bo,
pepsla IL is a familiar principle IN aad a So.
notLiEg is stronger thar It's weakest par .inaa Inv
cietv or association u men may wen ~ Il, I'm ne
the similar principle that no exc iusiNe "oS iowes
ra nkrd HIGHER. IA the moral scale tnah we fiiow.
character received. recognized a. enlltleu ~ "
ship ana held to the world as "'"i"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
THE VIEW DEPUTY GRAND HIGH PRIEST.

r. T.. John W. Palmer. who has just been elected
TO the second highest post Of honor In the capt.
ular Rite OF the Empire State, was born IN the cI'y
of BROOKLYN May %. 1851. lie learned the trade oil
printing and worked on The Eagle" and other
newspapers and In 1880 started in business for him.
self establishing job printing house In Brooklyn
which son became we'll and favoraoly known He
married Miss Addie Armstrong. Of Brooklyn. Feb
ruary g. 1894. but lost his wife. who died January
IS 1885, leaving him a wdower, with little daugh-
ter
He was raised in Commonwealth Lodge No. 400.
December. 1878. Brother Palmer is the only son of
w. John T. Palmer, n respected Past Master OF
this lodge. He became a Royal Arch Mason in
Orient Chapter No. 13s. and WAS r. a. G. i'm 1888
G. Of II. 1889 and High Priest in 1890 and 1891. He
was appointed Grand Representative Of the Grand
Chapter of Rhode Island August l. 1891. lie served
ms Assistant G-and Lecturer in 1891, 1892 and ls"
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lie is also a trustee of Brooklyn Councll NO .
Il and : NJ lie was knighted In Damascus ON
rnan1ery No ~ I'm 1885 served as Junior Warden
ana Captan-(icneral. and became Eminent com
mander il 1885 lie served the Grand tnap'eeI ~
and last Wednesday was unanimously elected Dep
uty Grand. High Priest of the CRANE Chap'c,
George and is Past Grand President for the state
OF that order.
TIE Right Excellent brings to the office an ex
perience acquired in actual work in the Masonic
duarrics and more especially in the Captular rite.
i'm when he has taken particular Interest. NJ l..
John Webho ir. the s. II. T.. will have = stanch
supporter in Companion Palmer IN the Metropchtah
dlctric.
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The nominal Mason who wants TO improve Ma
Sonry ana obtain patent on his dcvice-eet rid or
our institution would not have withstood obioquy
sn1 persecution. nor cndearcd itself 10 cneratons
.a - II not been good one. II comncnds Itself -
loo men. II condemns bad men. Its past II SAFE
~, ~, present and future are with rs End those we
th..,h. We have something TO do bsyond going 10
"s lodge and paying our dues"
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pOy4J ARCH ITEMS.

ze,,and CHAPTER had a crowded house on Thurs 1
GAY hiei'. liz, w0s the reception OF the new
Grand scrt Harris Bss n 3bs In hs e0 and
mar no.e Of he Grand Officcr were gems OF Ma
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sonic oratory The Past Masters degree was con-
ferred by X. f.. David McKclsey. and the NJ H. nc-
sree by r. Companion Blight, Present In the coun-
Gil were IIcven Dr. Of Empire Fitch of Metropolitan
and kctterer and Hepburn.
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v,s0yPy N SOTTH AFRICA.

From The Johannesburg star. ,,
The steady and uninterrupted growth OF go
n,1snnry i'm South Africa In general diu VI IL
I'm narticitlor is Enthusiastically phenoinenII ~
-, nc hos heen the progress during the Iast ~"
years n nd the progression made ana pronn'', -,
i1ined are quite i'm keeping with thc jim cot mn
~ Johannesburg itself. The ptaise"oltns rnonnv
ostentotous manner I'm which large SUMS y, ,o,c1
beonping 10 the various lodges nav ~, Of tho
H. an n mar with the customary TRADITIONS .,
nrlor ana on the establishment or D'SVlct vi '.
odpc som. eighteen months ago u Wds ~ mo,Id
tbot RI. cause OF beneVolenc" ana e,'u''io So,
in future rocciy,. closer attention thth -
~, - 49, ,,rtiring and disintorosed enOrtS vi
in,, lrohren I'm the state have porn. llui. ttt,ca
~ mont of the TransNaal MaSoHIC rIiN "a
tionaI Institution is now Amos an at.,Cinn l.. on
f,ct Tn. constitution or the ne" lli9'', lice
a sclf-sunportiug basis. and after thr III 49, :, an
tiors have been made the entlT' CoulipI. ,.bother
hn icft IN the hands of the subScrOers Wne ,,'v
t|,' ,ro No.ons or not The object oil me tnS,'.r
10, Ia IN receive under its protection ioi
nose of education and during such p'ii" H,ns ~
t,in and rlotnp the children OF fte' Ni,o-od
Gerry religious denominations VINO 'hro"Ftrt -, ar
ctrc,in,stancrs arising from inc u'tN', Ill, 70
,,tsFnrtunn of The hreadwinners o. tht lan',,s
g. n,1 ~ such benefits. Already a iarse d,.rai
nf sunnort has been promised ana XIV" IT ond
donnti6ns OF 100 guincas each nave ,mnnnshuro
DO s,onds in the nctghbOrhood OF Jon"I,"; 80
havo hccn presented rs a building Sl"' - Ia an
posed that an annual frstNa rii''i ~ rihutions OF
p,,ob ocrostons donations and conripu'lo,is .So
iI,, ar Individuals shall he announced M % ~
Pi~h, Worshipful Grand Master bloi "o' 5S, are,
LII has consented TO take the char -! u'e "''
tho which has been fixed Tor ApIil nv I,,,.s
so,ro ~ the cape Colony ana re-. ~ 80.
have sgntncd their intention ol Jo W. tho Trans
mont and il Is generally believed INA. ,i "a verv
mVl me-, ;,,i rdncotional Institution VIII IN i vel
80 80 IN hocone one of the premier co"es'9 III
South Africa.
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short time become one oil the p''"''''
South - --1A ----o-
ACE VOL RICH?
II not let protect your f,m,,y C, sy ,pTs"'
Costs no H,sy 70 PA]9 in ~ TF PEiIEn CITY,
>o. a77 sIvTH AyENIE. VIEW ,1H:2
a,osoui, pirettorp.
oo"tlu,Il".N,,>o,~~~ >o.So~~>~>~N>|"""
LODGES MEETING N Masonic "'""'
ADEIPlII q III, fist and 'hi EnST RAPHAEL $ W.
WdsEs RAPE J. u JOS. nIrM Me- aiihs; i'e''
WM' MAcllol. 1-rre,a.2, -.
ApEIrHIc 22s, first and ' W J.. I4 pEGFN. $
+ + !; t!XHTIEY. j. W J,GArKRH,o1DISGhR l'f'N
A. 4. hASoNl'" 49,
WM Mr@HE%& M Il, ha.I c. j'''
...,.. :. g., md third THURSDAYS,
WI ANH f. REiy 81: IT, ana S{Ts5S 41ca.
i6WHR5 lk tN:8y SIcy R 81 Van pEyn
,sron CO.. second and fourth T59g,!saiy.;,,
' g. i,SWTpsox s GS " f % treas
90 o., and ,1lra Friday. Us,
,g AT ii% ) iS srSSSSNEy $s
rrxnvorr7T IS. second Pa2 ty5 aR T,aos S
E6w s1 T52s 'i = Wss; ts'
crvrrxx, A. 5di second and fourth TpesdaSs
M GR6ssMXN J. ": A. sCni. "a fSs 57,h-st
AAHo ~. a., ,55 iSira Monday. =,
T5 4s% " IN p 9}TEEEEIa2rTrrEcss
'os, y. ~, .-oon6 ard fourth w.a2s-aaza1.
Mt?H%J & MIT2ENQM MA fTEE%K1SI g1s.
coxrixrNrA ?:7 first ana s MFe E1%3f:ass,'w
wv gAl 2sN5244 T PNs s.; Masd Tfe'ir Hall
cgricENT o2 second an" 5& 53@y? + T AE4Hsy w
,iHs H!NT .. j. W 81 i5itst Orange y j.
' H. '''''' n,.,rt.F c,a second and fourth sa;ur.
%N Il c2+!Ss ,nv 22Tf? h 20 %HET T,. q w.
De " THOMAS oAkLEY' se2-e.", -. ~
1Ii@x y, TT@1NNFFoY y Il : Mt fSsi TSa'
N'''' NJ. lioI.SNY. Secretary, va rs
od EAsTETEMi TTAG s. sAW Tre %
JAMES o;T MA M,nE5YHERiI6Iz soy 300 Eas; ''h-'
rrrrKA a,a or. and ,h,d M N1I s possr. s W
T ,6nT i $ mAlI4E sis 7Ny'
nxc2qb 6 81 se'G' 'H1 t3"!,G NG%fi -.,.
H. R@@BERT :. MARBLE sec'y. ", Dean 81 '',
GARInALDI az second ana F rfARRoTFV s w
G G CRfIisE " " &. M,EEESAN. Treas.
t. D'''''''' 4. nRAsilEN. secretary.
cpAvERcy 49, second aed y1gF F u TtcK $ W.
T1HN r. kF3 g. Reac eFys'
JAMES T. GRiIMN'N. '----------
cnrrNwlc1! tc; second 1 IHM h2s' PARKS.
TRGGpn + wNEI s!TF PIE, h Ts1
JOSEPH T. MtHl-lN", o--~---
HIRAM 40 fret ana 'mrd q W. W nrrANO s w
Wll sI%hT IL: a. 9;st 90 S,hage
TENRY MASNrl J. -,-,--~---
HOPE 2it nrst anl 'mro InAXiEI. W LITTLE. $ W.
.MnW !, sNITN. J. ". s ., ~ ~ 9ie " l.rh St
SriARIES MILLER Jr., 9 r,Ir''y,
100, ,,u,,h Frdavs
UOwARI - ~sc'no anu '0WiVhI. o. CLARK. s. ".
IoIN f3IIGh w. rllXs T. "a EN Ms a ~ treas Tf
FPANf \ Nl",.l-
IOTIN q. FOLSOM ~ " g. : HOT ENfIEiM Treas
WM WHITES ,t',',< ,-tary. 400 G,h 81.
WILLIAM hN.>.'.,' -.---- - ,,,.,
INDEPENDENT PolA" ~"
.rhursdays. .,xc n FRANK T. LIANT, = W.
Nm ~ BRoWNlNf W tnWiN r. McARTy. Trsas.
HIRAM \. ki1!Sco secretary 81 and 20 West ~ st.
+ v -, aud 0uh ruesiays
KANE SIS sStsoS NJ JAs Fwi HEAHlTr ies.
g VICTOR TWltS :; " " Secretary 81 Eighth ave
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PYRAMID 400, first and third Friday
LANES n KENSEDY ~ THOMAS WATT. s. W.
DANA -. PRATT ]. w. VIM. j. NJ DONALD. Treas
CHARLES II. BALDWIN. Secretary, 100 yth ave.
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ST CECILE 5Gs. first. tnrl and NTH Tuesday after
icons 81 30 o'clock
c. EDWARD Low. NJ ARTHUR J. RISNETT. S.W.
JOHN A NICKEL. J. W. ROBERT HECKF.R, Treas
HENRY W. ROE. Secretary 10 East i2Dth-st.
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REPuBLIC 600. FIRST and third saturday, -
WIN " THOMAS NJ y. j. STT1YNEsANT, s w.
H. A. PATTERSON. I. w AND. PATTERSON Treas.
wM II MAYER. SECRETARY i0i WaiAer.st
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nlasonit Direttorr.
VVVVVNVVNVVNN/NNSO ~ 's.'o =,
LODGES MEETING IN MASONIC HAL

NEPTUNE 8I7. second and fourth Fridays.
r. J. HALE. NJ. CIV SlBIRJ, =. W.
~ H. RATES J. w GEO. BLACKBURN Treas
JOff> r.. WALTZ, SECRETARY. - w. 18Th
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RooME 10. second and fourth SATURDAY.;
w +. TINSON. VI. r. MARTIN. s. w.
WIN. NISSMAN. ]. W. T. r. SHINES. Treas
JAMES BELKNAP Secretary. il2 West l3iih II.
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-. JOHNS J. second and fourth THURSDAYS.
GEO - WILLIAMS. NJ ADOLpH GEERING. s. w.
MELVIN L. WHITE, J. W. u. sCTTOoNMAKER Treas
ALEX r. CORRECT secretary. Linden, y. J.
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WM +. BROWNE NJ CiIAs H. ENSTE g W.
SAM L McALLUM j. W. JOHN BEAVER Treas.
FRANK W. FUTILE Secretary, - God-st.
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POLAR STAR 245 first and third Mondays.
FRANK l.. HAMILTON, NJ cIfAs T. oLpF. X w.
{. = GnEBEl. J. W CITY CGI(IN. Treas
W. W. WILLIAMSON. Secretary 225 Eas, 26th-st
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UAZFLrON SPENCER NJ H. ! RosENTfIAr. 8. W.
JAS T. MARSH J. W. SAMUEL. BRAND. Treas.
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rp.TERNIpAD 3s7 second and fourth Saturdays
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JOAgl - r11rrnpY I ~ FRANCISCO tAIIrN< Treas
JOSE rnS ~ ERESPO. SECRETARY. 800 EIst 30.L
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MASONIC DEPARTMENT

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

l,ii.i mi ~ j. W. BRYANT. = W.
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ANpKEwW BRABHAM. Sec. $50 Teasiae Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

x,puTIIAGL 752. first and third Tlursdays at la
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LII lnnUU, RoHfls JR. J. W. DANIEL DAVIS rr'as
ions u. HYDE. Secretary ooI East i'o'h-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

ADAM HILL. " 8 q MACDONALD. s. W.
- F. COTTiER J. w " PETER ROSS Treas.
- MACKENZIE. Secretary, 80 r.. 3O;h-st., Bayonne NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

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T.. NJ GOODMAN. ". SAMUEL. STEIN. {. W.
JACOB NJ. WE'LL. i. w SOL SII.VERRERG Trfss.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

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JOHN r. WATSON. !. w RICIFD BURTON. Treas.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

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,,rxc SOLOMON 90 second ana fourth Wednesdays
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lon 02 Up or t.IfR NJ SAMI WEtNGART. ). w.
INV v .xIt,ie;pptt;;RC;ER J. W L. DENzER. Treas.
MAJ "a HERTZ Secretary. ZIG East s'tA 50
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LODGES MEETING IN OTHER PARTS OF THE

c,vEI, 7o3. first third Fridays. iiSh-s; and
Wills ave. ,,sO~ NJ W r ,pr-y : ~
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