New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Masonic District and Past Master Of Mosaic ":
William j Mccain did tho honors IN ien ,aruns
r. ". George ". White. Grand Treasurer, adj
dressed the brethren: also r. W. Peter r. Ga'ens
Chsres II Ensie in IN the East r. W. william y.
Andrews H. p DERRICK. Lucas and Johns assls, sx
pIaned tho working " tools There were large dele
cations present from Continental and other iouse''
r. ". William II. Johnston was among them
Hawaiian Lodge No. q. at Honolulu. IN our =, faF
of new acquisition. has appointed three Past Mas d
s, Ms assns 70 warm M E az
Islands These brethren say In circular senr ~ ~
al lodges that the island though rich IN many many
Americans expected and that much distress exists,
and tina, they are often called upon 10 heip '"os'
, stranded on their shores
Continental Lodge met on "Wednesday night
There being no work Senior Warden FRANK u .;
Baker who presided closed early ra apq Visit to
Sycamore Lodge.
W. NJ. Bsnet demonstrated to all last Tues snli
thank YOU in the way OF talent Masonlcally and
otherwise without previous in,imation OF his inten.
and placed the handsome Senior Deacon. Bro rem
Green in that position; Bro Horauo N9yes ao wss
Of similar character were made In other stations
The brethren performed the work OF the first degree
lodge certainly il 10 be congratulated. During in
PERMISSION the brethren had the pleasure OF listen
musical director az the Harlem Opera House piayeu
beautiful selections on the violin pne gehai
".
was in excellent voice. rendering "A Son OF the
Desert and Annie Laurie In magnificent man
ner Bro. Bbau of Sam" Jacks Theatre sang
few OF mis- inim;able songs. accompanies py pro,
Helms Of Sylvan Grove. Bhau's imitation or tho
italian was great W Bros. Hotmer and Aker as
sisted materially In the work Of tho degree. A,o
good fellowship each brother departing with pleas
thoughts OF the day Among the d I ",
brethren observed were r. W. Bro. Duncan, w.
Bros. Decker -Theler. Latham Russell hot dnr,
munication Tuesday afternoon. octooer H. AT Low
sharp.
The third degree was conferred in MARSH Loase
No. 1ss Brooklyn. on Thursday evening. oepIsu l
and many visiting brethren. The Worshptui Ia
ter George W. Adee. presided. and In the Wor s
assisted by W. Bros Valentine OF Ne 1879 nor
stone ana Fizler Of Baltic: also X " hrl1'',uS ,
OF Pyra amid New-York. The historical lecture va
delivered by w Bro. Pinches p a u l.. OF N War
Lodge Bro Pnches has been member % MARSH
about twentv-sx wears and has been several times
Master OF the lodge He delivered the lecture IN d
very exhaustive and inGructive manner, anu ~
dignity coupled with his impressveness OF spriecn,
commanded the earnest attention not only OF tiose
whom he was addressing hut brothers asstilpIei
Bro Pirches has always beer an active neilocl ~
is deeply Interested In it, success The oiss cor ~
tirres prosper ana propositions are c'U''e ~
regularly .~
Forever prayer remains tho great dutE al on our
humbly resort TO II as or reluEr Ii'ru ~ ~ ~
stunor or the wifulness Of sefshness ana sifl. %
In The times in which feel Invited 70 coIn.
nnunior with the rap.ure and delight or GEAR
,ision offered 20 us IL We will obey the call ana
NOT shrink from the clarifying effort to meet ou
God.-tThon.
On October Sterling Lodge 40 81 conferred me
third degree The historical lecture was ably Dc Dc
Iivered bv W Bro H. =. Manners. Of Doric Lodge
M ESQ Next communication on wednesday, w.
,ober n; work. first degree.