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casion is extended W George n Phillips IL pres'-
ie,, snd " Henry Colman is secretary

c,sion ,s extended w George r. Phillips Is presi-
dent and " Henry Colman is secretary' o,,,
Lodge %hs RsHI Be 5ssHPi Ss
evening September IS W. John McMlldnns str T
sSfy rSnd Of rim NSs2nG B Bnt
trict will make his official Visit 10 par n W Bro
s% f has honored this lodge IN selecting i 70
make his nrs o 6nno1 ys 81 re we Gs him in man
nor h~dtting tho occasion and do credit not ON
to but +" The Se rnwe GLIB and other
distincuished craftsmen have sgnihed thelr inle'
no, Of SsaS % ye1v US no @a Of chaTer be
NOT only present but also 10 orlns memorable
IN The h I%@ |'' y the lodge"
The next stated communication Of Exeea,if asr
Lodge viii be held tomorrow evening the socn Ss
degree as the work NJ the evening.
syan Ghar No s H w 9Ss HeS Prcs
requests fun ATTENDANCE Of members nlS'0 bs
are always welcome the marx deK'ee VIII
commanders Association will be held at at ne 5S
Prefdnn Enc Gus ScPes TO
number present.
stated comnrunication Of Manahatta Lodge No 20.
@ a. the nil On IN T bs fooTCra degree The
Master trusts that al brothers who possibly can
viii attend All arc invited.
Euclid Lodge No csc Will meet on Wedn Inc ray
September IS at the new rooms M11 IN Wo aho
105o Gates-ave near BROADWAY. Broo I Wo'N'
Second degree Speclal
Albion Lodge No 26 will confer the first degree
to- morrow evening W. Henry NJ hrlS'o" NV
Master expects good attendance
4 stated communication of Creamery Lodge NJ No;
l37 will he held morrow evening The work Work VIII
be- tho first degree. and brethren are cnrdh''E IN
vited 10 attend.
De witt clinton Commandery No % VIII Assem-
Tuesday IN the Asylum. sir hhiShtS
arc cordially invited 10 attend
Maimonides Lodge will confer The third degree
ueyt Wednesday. w Master White announces Il
gala night but all communications ot ~" 80 "'r
gala nights.
Copes,onr Lodge will resume labor with nc nIsr
degree Wednesday evening W MIS-
Matthew Micolino will welcome all hrethreh WHO
visit
Tomorrow evening the stated conVoratoh M, ~
Truno Chapter will he held Al Masonic Han Inc
summer season is over. and II Is necessary
that the companions should settle down 10 natd
work There arr number Of candidates eiect'i
to receive their degrees. and IT IS urged upon me
companions who have brought these PROPOSE IONS
having tho candidates on hand. ana inc MATE
Masters Degree will he given. The companions
who have not vet brought any propositions IN
n requested 20 do So that the years record may
he second 70 none
4 shore dinner will he given for the entertain
men, Of tho members and friends of HYATT Lodge
al the Sea Gate Hotel Thursday evening mex;
I; is hopcd that all members Of the lodge VIII aVail
themselves or This opportunity for good sociahie
time
Centennial Lodge No 763 will confer the second
degree next Tuesday evening. Tho committee nav
Ing charge ~ the entertainment will make tuiI
report
Ivanhoe Lodge No $40 will confer tho first degree
next Thursday.
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N THE SIyTEENTH DISTRICT.

Delaware Lodge No. 81, located al Caicoon
Depot y. Y, opened the season on Friday evening
september rs The W. NJ. S. r. Wenzel. Informed
the brethren that Of the Past Masters Of Della
ware Lodge. ". Bro. Charles r Curtis had been
honored by the Grand Master In his appointment
as District Deputy Grand Master for the Sixteenth
Masonic District. and that the Right Worshipful
brother about TO make his first official visit 10
this lodge his home After being received with
the grand honors. the District Deputy Grand Mas
ter spoke in feeling manner Of the honor he had
received. but said that he did not look upon II az
a personal one. but an honor conferred on Della
ware Lodge. whose loyalty and fidelity 10 Masonry
had been recognized by those in authority. The
brethren gathered around their Right Worshipful
Brother and offe ed him their sincere congrdtula-
lions. The Worshipful Master. on behalf OF the
wardens and brethren. then presented 10 the Right
WoTshipful beautiful District Deputy Grand Mas
ters apron. In few appropriate remarks the
WOrshipful Master said that al Of the brethren Of
Delaware Lodge felt proud Of the honor conferred
upon their Past Master; that the appointment re-
Elected glory upon the lodge. and that they were
grateful TO the Grand Master for honoring It's ia
vorite son in choosing him as his representative
IN the Sixteenth District The new Right WOi
ehpfu accepted the apron In modest manner. and
heartily thanked tho brethren for 80 kindly re
rnenbCring him
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ROY4L ARCH ITEMS.

Standard Chapter AZ It's last convooation trans
acted much routine business. but there was no de-
gree work The chapter was well attended
Americus Chapter worked the Past and Most
Excellent Degree Tuesday evening F. Companion
Iutjen. the High Priest. welcomed many distn-
guished Royal Arch Masons r. f. y. Muehsam
assisted in the work az did II r. Albert Marheld
ard EN-. 8 Powera. DERRICK. Fitch and Bennett. OF
Americus's own Past High Priests present were
oscar @. Austrian Ordeman, Bierwi'h and
kinshcr.
Cornthian Chapter No. 5s met Thursday after
noon and worked the Past and Most Excellent de
grees In full form. r. Companion VI = Good pre-
sided doing The work OF both degrees. There were
also present VI T.. Paul Kies. +. II. r. II. f.
Albert Maxheld. X. T.. Frederick T. Davis and r
Harry Smith well as many members Of NO la'
and other chapters The matinee chapter seems
TO he doing exceedingly well. and is well attended
AT every convocatlon-
orient Chapter no 1875 H. John n. Delmhorst
High Priest conferred tho Mark Degree Friday
evening IN tho presence ~ large gathering of on
thusiastic companions on neNi Friday September
80 there Viii uo a rehearsal FOR th" Most Excellent
Masters degree. which IL IS proposed viii De given
IN full md perfect manner. The attendance OF
every member ~ tho chapter f. desirable. that a
suffcien, number may be selected 10 r"hearr" FOR
the exempifcniion II the degree IN tho near future.
when ~ Is the intention TO introduce many now
features. A. least forty members VIII b" required
for the work. Make an eTori 20 be present on tho
sDth inst, a. O'Clock, IN the chap,cr-room The
rehearsal will be under the direction or X. T.
Charles Stewart. Assistant Grand Lecturer.
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COHHAVDFRr VIEWS.

Tho frsf conclavc ~ Paestine Commanfcry 40
Is since tho summer vacation held I'm 'h~ir
ASYLUM last Monday evening. and was ~ more than
ordinary interest. En- Sir Elmer A Miller ure-
sided and extended cordial welcome 20 the
many members and visitors present. Among the
latter was noticed Y. T. Sir John ~ Alderman.
Il f. Sir Warren Dobhs both % Ncw-Jerscy. f.
SIR James W. BOydcn. Of New York. Eminent Sirs
Sears. Of Hugh be payn. New-Jersey. NoNon. ~
York Trchcr. 81 Morton. Toop. Of Manhattan.
Clapp, Of Damascus, llill. ~ Constantine, Bowd"n
tine and Waring. 81 Columbian. The meeting was
made specially interesting by the pr"senc" - I'm.
Sir Wallace 4 Downs, ~ Palestine, and colonel o'
the 7lsi Regiment En-. Sir Miller extended warm
welcome 30 En-. Sir Downs ~ho responded feeling
IT, expressing his gratitude for all tho kind re
membranes shown him during his absence. and
plainly the effects 81 the hard campaign ne had
passed through. Later an elegant Past Com
mander's jewel was presented 70 En-. Sir Charles
H. Newton by En- Sir Frank w. Goodwin. In be-
half 81 tho Commandery The Jewel Is Of tho
uniform stvle used In Palestine. and Is n magnh-
cent work Of art En-. Str Newton responded In a
upon the improved physical condition ~ Uncle
John" the venerable prclate Reports were mad"
by the tWenty-irst annual Reception Committee
stating that tho next reception was 10 be hold on
the evening ~ January ~ at the Waldorf AZ
toria The arrangements IN tho hands OF a
affairs A. the close Of the meeting n social hour
was spent In the banquet hall. 4 goodly number
Of applications received indicates prosperous sea-
son in aiore for Palestine.
Corur de Lion Commandery No q conferred the
Order ~ the Red Cross on Friday night Six can
didates presented Themselves for the honor In the
absence OF +. Sir John Tresldder tho Com
mander, Past Commander Smith presided. ably as
sisted by +. Sirs Twiss. Stivcrs. Herknor John
was well attended and the work was done in an
exceedingly good manner
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ton. except that there is break In the mn9,e'
during the period Of the Revolutionary war. Wheh
all the old records. jewels. charter. etc. were car
ried to Canada by Sir John johnson and there
buried IN the earth. Some little time after the
war they were all recovered and brought BACK
mem bership and in It's financial resources II was
a good many years ago and owns a
large handsome brick block. situated upon the
PRINCIPAL business street Of Johnstown
This is an historic old lodge. whose history IT, IN
deed interviewer with the early history OF our
country ana upon whose roll are many names as.
fincuiehed both in the craft and in the worIl NJ
Large Among others Is the name Of General Mich
olas Herkimer 70 whose memory the cralt hedi-
ca tod handsome monument TWO years ago, on
which occasion Bro. Carroll as Master of the lodge
acted ~ Grand Secretary. at tho request or X, W
Bro Ehers who offciated as Most Worshptul
Grand Master. . 1...o
'rhe, brother was exalted IN Johnstown CHAPTER
NJ e ON Nav 2s 80. and served continuously for hve
years as Principal Sojourner; was greeted In johns
town Council No - December -. lS2 ana was
kniehted In Holy Cross 'ommandery NO. 81 on,
Apr, % 1893 He appointed Assistant iranh
ectirer in 1897 the Nineteenth Masonic Iistric
and was appointed District Deputy Grand Mastct
OF the Nineteenth Masonic District ny Inc pfcS'h'
Mos, Worshiuful Grand Master
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IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

Tho Masters and Past Masters of the Dandy"
Fifth turned ont in force Wednesday evening to
honor their District Deputy. r. W. Robert l..
Smith, the young Master Of John d Willard Lodge
No $50. who clothed" and "iewelled" by his
brethren on that evening. r. W. Wright D.
Powna presented the jewel in that eloquent and
forceful manner which the craft Is accustomed TO
hear from him Re said in part: TT is gratifying
20 me 10 he again in fellowship with John D. VII
lard Lodge. and 10 hear the voice OF your Master
which honors me in the relations existing he-
tween the members OF this lodge and myself
Mary OF them formerly my acquaintances
now they my Masonic friends. | am not
here the representative OF the Grand Mas
ter in this district, hut have here greet this
representative OF the presen; Grand Master in YOU
worshipful sir and by the kindness and courtesy Of
your members who have commissioned me 10 pin
this jewel, prepared by your brethren, on you TO-
night. designating you as the District Deputy
w. Bro. Butler then on behalf Of the brethren Of
No. 80 presented Bro. Smith Grand Lodge apron
and ne replied to both speakers in a very happy
vein. thanking them and the members for the com
ppent paid him, and also thanking the Masters
and Past Masters OF the district for their attend
Among the many present were r. WIS Robert /.
Shaw and Hevenor. OF Eastern Star: Rosenthal Of
Plat; Denham OF Excelsior; Mcmillan and BOYD
OF Charter Oak: Collins. Of Monitor Matthew
Richie Of Pyramid, and Emerson Bosse. Rose
Lewis Donegan Levy stone Mct;rath and hosts
of present and past dignitaries. OF John d. VII
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THE D D. OF TIE NTNETFENTH DISTRICT.

X w Fred Linus Carroll, a son or Judge NJ Ndi-
roll and one Of the younger members or the oai
OF Fulton County is associated with his father III
the practice OF his profession under the hrm name
OF John NJ Carroll & Son.
BRO Carroll was born In Johnstown in 1859 ana
received the earlier part OF his education at the od
Johnstown Academy. and in 1873 entered Trinity
Military Institute at Tivo-on-the- Hudson. where
he was prepared for college He graduated from
that school in 1856 and in the fan of the same year
entered tho classical course at Union College. from
which he was graduated in 1880 with the degre"
ferred upon him by that institution. While In col
fraternity.
After his graduation Bro. Carroll entered upon
the study % law In the Office and under the super
vision Of his father and in the fall Of iss2 ne was
admitted TO practice In all the courts OF inns otdlc
bv the General Term OF the Supreme court Al
Saratoga Springs. y J.. 49,, - oraor,
In politics Mr.. Carroll is an active ana a nonnt
Democrat. and has served two years on the beil"
cratic District and County Committee ,,ss
The Right Worshipful Is thoroughly luehtine,u
with the younger and progressive element %
city. and is prominent member OF tne 90 the
Johnstown Historical Society ana l1eWueI ~
the !ocal branch Of the Empire state Socley vi
The Sons of the American Revolution IN , nhe Ia.'
Of 1894 Mr. Carroll married 10 Eleanor IIuISoi'
daughter of Jacob +. Miller, Mayor OF TOMBSTONE.
The brother raised in 81 Pairlca n{ I hUI6
No on February 4. lN2; was eleC'eu $3.50
Warden in 1898 and Master IN l&o anu - ,bot
in Isls and 1881 and therefore now Master OF ma
lodge Which is one OF me oldest n the S 1nbn
having been founded in lI66 by Sir Wllllam JONI ,
son bart The lodge now has IN US archIneeS; ,a
constitution and bylaws and It's Original Hn nuiioS
and records complete from the GATE Oh us i'"'''"
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WITH DANIEL CARPENTER LODGE.

Dart.l carno,.nr Lodge hns added another sue
cess 70 its already long list OF successes 's ~
outing and clamhal<e held AZ city island ias' ius
dav " Master Charles H. CRUDE was on me
grounds carly 10 look after the guests AZ yam
after train brought in it's formidable load OF breth
rem their wives and friends Breakfast vas served
PROMPTLY at II o'clock and then parties scattered
all over the beautiful Island some 10 SEQ me slEs,
Others TO amTe themsssysS 10 aunches pro-
vided for them. II ideal day az 70 me
Grilbe has touched the keynote Of success in Dan.
lei Carpenter Lodge and the members. dellghten
well as in the pleasures OF the lodge ,..,,... -,
Among the many who enjoyed The hospitality OF
Miss Dcmarest Bro and Mrs Fink. Mr.. and Mrs
Schmidt rro and Mrs. Lcyerich Judge and Mrs
and Mrs Themes T. Morrison and Miss Morrison.
George Drew. Past Masters Ciauer and Cul9 bert
f ddSm5n nhn M ana and Hrf Ms G6ea M and Mrs
Gerber. Mr. and Mrs, Schiller M and Mrs Me ne.
Twomey. r. ". Stewart Wilson and many
Al t'i O'clock he signal was given for the party
70 reassemhle. and tho bake" was brought forth
and then camo al onslaught which threw the
charge Of Fl Caney into the shade There was
friendly rivalry 70 who could do away with the
most clans o~Svrr me PSnud@ OF eCe,y coh
With spain After this came short after-Ginner. or
rather after-clamhakc. speeches. At which the
Stcwar, WjIso3 r " Matthew Taylor and judge
Bouey addressed the assembled guests II Daniel
Carpenter Lodge in most happy vein. Each re-
ceived good share Of applause. and the Master
received the thanks and congratulations OF all
present for the excellent manner IN which he man
There were also present Bro Val. Fink. wife and
sister; Bro Jacob Schmidt and wife Mrs. Sauter
and daIghtSr Bro Iohn Iindeman and wifc Bro
derson. Bro Augustus Woodruff Bro Unangst
Bro Levy. W. Bro Strauss and Rro. Huslander
Letters of regret were received from Bros Stew
art Pownall. Bcdel and Milford
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~ MARSH LODGE.

Marsh Lodge No 1876 conferred tho second degree
on Thursday evening. W. r. George w Adee pre-
sided during the opening closing and regular bust
ness OF the lodge Bro r. A. Acnew. senior war
den occ,iuied the East during the first. and Bro
A @ Bradley Junior Wsrdea during the second
section Of the degree ". Bro. Valentine. OF New
York Lodge assisted in the first section by pre-
senting the working tools. W Bro Robert Pres
ION Past Master Of Marsh Lodge. delivered the
middle chamber lecture in an impressive man
ner Bro Preston has recently returned 20 INC
CITY after an absence of about two years. lie had
not delivered this lecture for about five years HIS
rendition was exhaustive and insiruciing. ana was
hiqbl, anpreoiated hv those present. There was
a large attendance The third degree will ne con
ferred on Thursday September q. and the Master
extends a cordial invitation IN visitors
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RFPTBLTC LODGE No. 690.

After tho summer vacation Republic resumed
labor al its communication held on Saturday. Sep
tember IL by comforting the second degree. As
this degree is peculiarly The which the Sen
ior Deacon has the larger share ~ the work Il Is
always pleasing To the members when they can
enjoy tho same. for Brother Winterhurn the 5. II
o; the Lodge. always gives the brethren treat
when he Is explaining the symbols and legends Of
the Middle Chamber. The ". Master Bro Fred
erick +. Hafely, greeted the brethren upon their
return to lodge duties. among them being Bro.
Henry +. Savage who had served his country
since April last on the United States Monitor Ma
hant. where he had been ordered with the New
York Naval Reserves. He had been injured twice.
but speedily recovering and received the
hearty congratulations ~ his friends with becoming
modesty The well filed. and the de-
gree conferred In the usual style 0i Republic.
There were many visitors. among them being noted
r. W. Bro Robert T. Hoy. William J. Duncan,
John L. Reid. and W. Bros. Maxhed and Sher-
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COMING EVENTS.
DESIGNS UPON MASONIC 1REsTLEBoARDs.

Metropolitan Chapter No 40 Will confer the Mark
Degree next Wednesday evening AZ iis tabernacle
at Third-ave and One-hundred- and twenty fourth
ST. L. Companion Akers the High Priest extends
a cordial welcom" 10 all Royal Arch Masons
The annual Traubenfest Uhe Feast Of the Grapes
will be celebrated ~ tho Masonic Home Tappan.
next Thursday. This is most enjoyable affair. and
as tho cniirc proceeds go toward the maintenance
81 the Home the brethren can CO mbne much pleas
ure win much good solid charity Special trains
west Forty secondst. North River nj 9:i5 a m.
ana o'clock p m, BESIDES tn" specials. local
Returning there are numerous trains from Tappan
Donations for the Home are received by X. w.
Brother Jacob Edit No. 80 Second-avc.
York Comma nd.ry No - will confer the order
Of Red Cross and order Of the Temple next
"Wednesday evening at the asylum. Masonic. Hall.
Eminent Sir Robert II. Clark. the commander. IS
holding preparatory meetings weekly and T.
maintain its high standing IN Temparsm during
the current T"mpar year.
Copcstonc Lodge No 81 will resume labor next
Wednesday evening with tho first degree W NJ
Mathew Nicono has returned from his summer
outing. and will welcome and receive all the mem
bcrs and visitors in his usual cordial and hearty
manner.
Empire Chapter will hold it's stated convocatlon
next Thursday evening; There is much work ahead
invited to attend
A regular meeting Of The FIa,,ernal Union Of
2s4 g e PT Vest T Sc hs at The cf
York CITY, at p m: ON, on triday sepiember 90
occasion. II is hoped that the members will make
effort to he present;
Members summoned TO attend the communi-
cation OF Maniiou Lodge No. 1906 he held on
Monday evening. September e. for the purpose Of
taking action on the report OF the Committee on
Revision ~ Bylaws and adopting such amend
may seem desirable. II is desired especi-
ally that there he a fun attendance and that
each brother he prepared 10 give a fun ex-
preston of his views W s. Allen kennard the
Master. is anxious have a full attendance. so rs
TO wind up this work the beginning Of the
a meeting Of the Temple Club (Fourth Masonic
District Association will be held on the evening
Of Thursday, September % $50 o'clock, I'm the
Clinton Room. Masonic Hall NJ. w John Stewart
has kindly consented To deliver an address on True
Craftsmen. full attendance OF the members OF
the club IL desired. An invitation to the Wardcns
and brethren Of lodges to be present this
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Masoa to congresae (by proper invitation cum
Gent number OF worthy brethren az soiiIe ~
place 10 form and open lodge after the nlennes
Of Ancient Masons. and in the So me Zoo oass asons
thus open. 10 admit enter and make rIee 40 20,
according 70 the true. ancient custom; anu ~.
otherwise. Thus Master Mason RESINS ~, , or
locality could obtain warrant OF u'sfei,e
gather few brethren 20 open IolSe a,su .hen
Masons and such newly made brethre' cuulu tari,.
obtain q warrant making them into ir3
constituted lodge. He refused 70 aIIoW 49, a.,
Masons to visit MS lodges because tney VIZ go a.
nossessiOn of ali The secrets OF Freem:sonry VIZ
one which the Ancients hurled at me Moo propa
all times and Il aided the former IN men piotta
Canda most materially The basis OF THIS was ma
The Derrnott system included the Royal Archs
which the Moderns at first did not Nalue, an"
which afterward for a time they openly sheereu ~
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VIII Minister'S and sccr~tnrtcs kindiS Ih!crn.
tbI. nrtncnt of The Tribune whch InrI.
rc.ncctIxc Ioducs viii resume snbor. whht
work IL contemplated. ana such nther neiis
mny ~ Of interest 10 thFmSfiN"S VT Wv
large,
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NAVAL 60 second and fourth Wednesdays
j "S sHARPE: " ii HETrRItK,' rsss '"
JOHN A KERsHAW. SEC, etary foot r s3d- st.
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lards Past Masters there were Robert smith. Jor-
dan pIchar dson James T Walker Henry NuSon'
stoc;s,,,ss and w White the efficient secretary
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PIATr 1884, first and third Thursdays.
H. J. ROsENTHAI. " J. P. MARSH. s. W.
LOUIS JACOBS J. W. HENRY DRIICKER. rresa
W. J. JESSUP, Secretary. AZ South 6th-st Brooklyn
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PIONEER 20. second and fourth Fridays.
LOUIS " DtEsING VI. J. w. BECKER. s. W.
p MUSTARD. j. W JOHN wERDIER, TreaS
8 b WHEELER Secretary. 302 Broadway.
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chss = Olpp NJ VIM. F. Spies s w.
Vim. n James J. W Guy culein. Treasurer
William " williamson Secretary. 225 Eas, 2sh-st
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LODGES MEETING IN MASONIC HALL

MUM 49, second and fourth Thursdays.
WI j. HOOPER,. j. " JOHN MAGtiRE Trsss"
r. iTZENREUTER secy, Box 100 Masonic Hal.
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PYRAMID ago first and third Frday.
Il hPA KRSSowElEssi. j. W WM WI J. MDoxALo rf...
CHARLES T BALDWIN. Secretary. 202 9th-ave.
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ST cECILE Sos nrst. third and NTH Tuesday s,s,-
moons at I 80 o'clock.
4. J. RISNETT. VI. JOHN A. NICKEL. s. w.
". b. CLAYTON J. W. ROBERT RECKER. neaa
HENRY ". ROE Secretary. q East l2cth-st.
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ROOME 14S. second and fourth Sa,urtays
H Er'GENE STAFFORD. VI AMOS II. STEPHENS. g. v
HENRY p. COREY. J. ". F. T. sYNES. Treas
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REPTILE $50. FIRST and third saturtays
FREDK r HtFFT,Y NJ + J STG'YVFsSANT. 4 "
IL < P,TTERsoX' j ". l. PATTFRsoX Treas. w.
WM. II. MAYER. Secretary. lO4 Walker st.
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SYCAMORE 3I1 first and third wednesdays
CHARLES n FNSTF V EDWIN r. HAMMER SW
GEORGE KNIPE. J, W JoHN pEAHER Treas
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SCOTIA GA. FIRST a ID third Thursdsys.
ADAM HILL, " GEORGE MITI.AR. s. w.
ARCHIeALD SMITH J. W. " PETER ROss Tses.
X. MACKENZIE. Secretary. 70 p 3othst. Bayonae. "