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ENeFNhN7A Informes sobre carreras y pre-
-"o-"""-n paraoi6n pars las mismas, espe'
cialmente para las cientf6css que Sc cursan en-
el extranjero Estudios de l." y g." ense-
isnza y de amplaci6n. Lepguss vivae. Nj
nero de asignaturas horas precios conven.
cionsles. Don Eugenio 7. Iglesias, A. B 1,
INSTRUCTOR que fue del <Fireside,, club =
secci6n de la Vereie fir VolkseroM de la ciu.
dad de Leipzig en- Alemapia, Ex-Literari Lea
der del Victoria Club for English Conversa'
ton de aquela misma ciudad, miembro que
tambi6n fu6 por varios amos de la facultad del
Sauveur College Of Languages en- los Estados
Unidos de la America del Norte, "Teaoher'' de
la de Peiter's School Of Languages de la ciu-
dad de Boston, Especial Student. del Mass
Institute Of 7ec1nozogy y departamento eElec-
trical Engineering, Luna, 43. San Juan
Puerto Rico. 15-l4
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SusCR|Pc|oN NAcIoNAL

T., La Camsrs dc Comeroio secundsudo Ia
invitaci6n de s. E para llsyar & efeoto Ia sus.
cripodn nacional, celebr6 en- el salon del Ayun.
tamlento una reunion preliminar que acord6
nombrsr lss siguientes oomisiones:
lmportadores de -: don Pedro Arsus.
ga, doE Pedro Santistsbau, don Gumersindo
Suarez y don Victor Oohoa
lmportadores de ga: don Manuel Roman,
don Msrcelino Ante, don Nsmesio Psres Mo-
ris y don Francisco Alamo.
lmporta iores de Ss: /: don jose Maria Sua.
rez, don Anselmo Gonzalez, don Grseorio Ro-
drfgues don Jose Soliyeras.
Rentistas: don Eulogio Rivers, don Juan
f Tinsjero, don Pedro del Vale, don Arturo
F. Ssnjurjo, don Nicolas Oganguren don
Deograoiss Fabian.
Detallistas de telss y similares: don Julio
Beiro, don Manuel Gonalles, don Roseudo
Monies don Am6rico Sslas.
Detsllietas deprovisiones similarea: don
Juan Confines, don Hilario Santos, don Als.
jsndro Saares J don Bernardo Fernandez.
Industrisles: don Fausto Rucsbado, don
Juan Olivss, don lsidro Abarcs = don Ramon
Torres.
Abcgados = similsres: don Pedro Aldrey,
don Emiddio s. Gnorio y don Ramon Falcon.
Medicoa y similares: don Ramon Dimas,
don jose Rosario J don Jesds Carb6.
Barberos: don Juan APPELLANTS, don Pedro
Urbiztondo don Vicente Beltran.
Fondss similsres: don AnAolsto Agudo,
don Pauline Somohano, don Manuel Barriola
don Juan Garcia.
Las olases no oomprendidas en- los anterio.
res gremios, pueden auscribirse en- Ia redaoci6n
de este periodico, y Sc consignarAn en- las listss
generates, cuyo importe total 20 depositari en-
el Banco Espshol 4 disposition de s. E.
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NOTICIAS

-. A pesar del narsero considerable de-
familias que estAn saliendo han sa.ido de e.
ia capital para ell campo, la vida activa de 10
oiudad no hs sufrido msncscabo niDguno.
Todas las obras pablicss y partioulares en- eje.
cucion siguen sus trabs Joe, dando ocupaci6n 6
iphnidad de brssos que ganan ell sustento con
su labor cotidiana- Estx continuation de las
obras es muy bien pensada, porqoe dc 10 con-
trario crearfa coptlictos producidos por Ia falts
De trabajo entire las clase' deshersdadss de 10
fortuna. RI espfritu patridtico sigue levan.
tAndose mas dc hora en- hora Raro es el HON.
bre atil one no sc ha presentado "a al gobierno
para pedir IN fusfl y ofrecer sus servicios 1 II
patria en- caso necesario. Los ouerpos armsdos
de voluntsrios &c organism rapidsmente. s. Il.
el genera Macfas, gobernador de la eolonis, ca.
tuvo aver tsrde personalmente dando instruc-
ci6n q la escolts de jdvenes de esta capital qua
serviri baio sus inmediatas 6rdenee.
y -. Circula Ia noticia de que el vapor mer.
oante espahol sBuenaventurs., fua spresade
por otro de guerra uorteamericano. Es un
acto que podrfamos lamar de verdadsra pira.
terra. Gel Buenaventuras cargaba maderas en-
un puerto de los Estados Unidos, con destino
Ia Habans. AL haceree 4 la mar 4 penss hsbia
salido dol eltado puerto. fue apreeado. iOh!
Les valientes! los vslientss!.
AviS0 al Dub|ic0 Con motive de mis- multi.
"'''S W rS'''S" pies ocupaoiones no veo
en- Ia precision de suspender Ia consulta diaria
de pobres dejandola solamente para los dfas
martes J sabados de de Ia tarde, cont.
nuando las consuta de 4 Q para los sehores
sbonados Ia Real Clfnica. y hasts Las ouatro
las de psgo.-DR. ORDONEZ, Calle de ID
Foftalexa namero 81, altos. l5-h
-. En- 81 tren del ferrocarrril. que sali6
syer Ia una para Camuy faS tai 10 aglomers-
ei6n de passjeros, que sc hiso precise utilizar
wsgones de carga para personas que no quisis-
ron detener su salida. En- Ell tren de ID mahana
de hoy fue tsmbi6n extraordinario el ndmero
de pasajeroe.
.es Hemos sabido con psna que % snoasa.
tra slso iadisrassto asestro qussido amiee dog
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kpicn A los fabricantes de casas maestros
"''oo de -Materiales baratos. rrecios
muy limitados. Ladrillos mampostear, idem
solar, piedra calza, arena barro, cal viva =
apagada. del pats. Alfajfas ausubo,
varios largos; cuartonerfa de ausubo, vigaerfa
de ausubo.-Se contrata precio m6dico toda
la MADEIRA del pats necesaria para fabricar casas
-Deposito general, oalle del Comeroio Iimero
13, Marina, bajos de la fabrica de oigsrrilos
LA COLECTIVA. l5-l4
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EMPRESA De COcHES

La gran Empress de Coches de los sehores
MAssO Y RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
agente en- esta Capital don Benito Zalduondo,
quedando instalada dicha agencia en- su estable.
cimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco 35, esquina
& Cruz frente la Plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Abonito, Coamo,
Baiios de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
ce, Guayama Arroyo, Salinas Aguas buenas.
Precios sin competencia.
-Tel6fono namero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina.
ci6n especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos cocbes disposition del publico,
Ia hora que los necesite.
Recu6rdese la directions establecimiento
ella Luna,s plaza de Armas, Capital. 3o-l5
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infanterfs don Cesar Pfohorrsn Rie,a, Ia que
habls venddo en- dos pesos 4 dofis Ines Dfaz,
la Quail fa6 ocupads contribuyendo al descdbri-
miento los gusrdias jose Nicssio Rodriguez =
Juan Pihero,, .,~
B-ABASTO PUBLICO.--Ls oarne de
res, 20 expendera maiiana an esta capital 2S
centavos el kilo. ::
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Gran desti|eria y fabrIca do |icores
DE DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI

DE DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI
PONCE. -PU UERTO RICO.
E importation directa de vinos, cognacs,
anisados ginebrss tinas, vermouth, etc, de la
renombrada destilerfa de M Il. Casanova y
C0mpaNia, establecids en- JereS de la FTontera
Sc atendera los pedidos con pantualidad.
Precios muy populares. Sc garantizan los
productos de la casa los importados por la
r:;sma.
sB% %Dirijir la correspondence DON
MANUEL AMBROSIANI.-P Ponce 45-l3
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que sehalarfs un sensible abuse de las cir
'canstanoiss excepcionales en- que nos hallamos,
paes todos debemos propender que sea menos
sensible la situaci6n.
AbANItUS de recibir N gran sur.ido dc
abanicos dc la mejor fabrica do Valencia. Los
hay de todos preeios y classes, sobre todo unos
que Sc venden resles y que valen realmente
un peso Ademas SO, han recibido oatklogos de
,selos SCOTT de NUKVsA YORK para el aiio
1893. Polvos deutrffcos antis6pticos lie sCol
gate, M9todo do solfeo de Eslava encusderna'
dos, pesos uno, edioi6n americana y una
pueva remesa del precioso abanico { ORAZON.
Guantes de cabritiIla, blsncos, negros de CO.
lores 4, un peso so centavos el par.
-. Maestro estimado amigo don Manuel
Romero lIathausem, socio de la Cruz Roa des.
de orc por sus buenos servicos prestados en-
que sea nccesario tanto en- el mar como en- tie.
IRA. FL senor Romero es hijo de la her6ca
wills del Captain Correa de Victor Roj az,
y ha eido tambien interprete dc lepgaas.
~. Fu6 aver tan extraordinario el movi-
miento de pasaj en- ell tranvfa de esta cspi.
tai Rfo.piedras. que exigi6 el empleo de TO-
dos los coches de la empresa resultando insuh
oientes en- algunos viajes y sufrlendo alteration
las holas del itinersrio. Sc estiman en- aigu-
nos miles las personas que utlllzaron aver la
referda VIA.
-. Convendrfa mucho en- los momentos
actuales, nutrir de hombres ell honrado cuerpo
de Bomberos de esta capital. Las razones en-
que nos fundamoa para hacer esta observacion,
no teuemos necesidad de expcarlas: las com
prenderan facilmente todos los que las presen.
tes lfneas lean. Recuerdese que hombre pre-.
venido vale por dos.
.5y@Los aItimos modelos lie los gemelos de
iargs vista para mar TERRA Sc acaban de recbir
en- Ia acre 4itada Joyerfa De Tnsud. Son iguaies
8 los que usa ell ejsroito en- Europa Sc venden
& o5 pesos par. Tambi6n ha llegado un nuevo
surtido de lentes espejuelos de GRO nikel
con cristales de roca, que venden garantiza
dos. u
H. Aver se ausent6 para Arecibo nuestro
respectable amigo ell Pbro. don Ramon F. Gan
dfa, vicario de Aguadiila, a'go quebrantado de
salud. Hacemos votos por que gu restablecl
miento sea rApido.
~. Los boleros no ven "a solamente de
afa. Ven hasta de noche, por muy obscnra
que sea. Anochs vieron pasar nala menos que
una escuadra por el frente de esta capital Y
no vieron dos tres escuadras.... porque les
sorprendi6 ell dfa.
-. Sigue cada vez con mas insistencia
circu!ando ell rumor en- esta capital, de que los
insurrectos oubanos sc han undo al gobierno
de Espsls para combatir a los yankees. Nc
podemos garantizar la notiola todavfa; pero
hay personas que la aseguran como absolute
mente cierta. Y nosotros no nos extrsharfa
su veracidad. Entire ser espaf1ol ser yankee,
no hay disyuDtiva possible entire los hombres de
nuestra raza, cualqaiera que sean uus opiniones
polfticas ain sus aspiraciones.
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Baldomero Vilar6
Fabrica,te de .1hmbiq1es

En- esta casa eslablecida en- Pom
ce, Puerto-Rico, calIe del Jobo, Sc
construyen oMmbiques,, continues, a
alta y baja graduation. RecHfcadorrs
garuntizados y todo 10 concerniente al
ramo de CaldererM tie cobre. -Dirigir
6rdenes a Baldomero Vllar6, calle del
Jobo, numero II Ponce. y. 20
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rss ss pS'S1sSo s''S'; Ss sprads aS ss
poeta festive escrtor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). IN tomo de 423 paginas IN
prologo de don Nicanor Bolet Peraza, en- panel
satlnado superior, ae vende peso so centa-
vos el ejemplar en- las lbrerias de los sefores
L. SOLO Compahia, don Francisco J. Mar
xuach J Ylon B. +. San jurjo Vidal en- esta
Redacci6n p
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camjsnria ella EXPOsICIoN,, bajo la di.
ou''''o'''1 recc6n de su propietVio don Ma
nuel Carrerss Carmoega. En- ella hay un gran
surtido de corbatas, camisetas y medias para
oaballeros. Sc hacen camisas al gusto del pa
rroquiano, calzoncllos la medida. FL duef1o
de este estabeoimiento ha trabsjado en- los
principales talleres de la Habana. Precos sin
compatencia, materiales .superiores. Es.
ia casa es la que mas ventajss ofrece al pabli-
co todos los trabajos del ramo. 15-lo
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az AsEGUROS CONTRA INCENDIOS

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables oompafifas:
<La Northern, deLonires.
<Ls North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
xLa Marina, de Londres.
eLa Trasstlantica, . de Hamburgo.
Ella Trasatantios,s de Berlin.
Psgos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dioos. FL Agente:
Ludwic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. San Juan Puerto Rico. P
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/ A G u { R R A

Habrs estsllsdo estss horas.
Ia guerra con todos sus hcrrores, provo.
oads por las groserias del yankee.
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> ~H~
Los vapOres 1ngleses <Madianas
y sPretor1a,, de la Quebec Steamship
Company, tan ventajosamente CO
nocidos de este publico tocaran en-
este puerto en- viaje directo para
New York, en- las siguientes fechas:
Mayo 21............ PRETORIA,
JUNO II. 49,. <Madlanas
Julio g.. .......... PRETORIA,
Precio de pasaje, $50 orc americana.
Para otros intormes, dirigirse al
consignatario,
CARLOS ARMSTRONG.
Ponce, P. R.. Mario 80 de 1893. 45-ll
Coce eman v.s: Ess' eosst ossss es1s n'a sspss
y Guayama, desde ell dfa 8 del corrente, salem
do de aquf los MARTES, JUEVES y SABA
DO, las siete de la msilana, de Guayama
los LUNES, MERCEDES y VIERNES, q la
misma ahora.-PRECIOS
8 asientos de Cap. Gyma., vice versa $l5. 90
l idem 600
l idem <Cayey 400
NOTA.-Este coohe saldra invariablemente los
uAas ya lAuloouoe, uayo v Ao PasaJeiOs, ~ 4uo
servira de gufa para los que deseen utlizarlo
en- las poblaoiones intermedias. .-Agente en- esta
capital, Orcasitas Soliveras, Cruz 7.-Idem
en- Guayama; Juan A. B!ondet, Hotel Frances.
San Juan, de Diciembre de 1897.
(h. 2 JUNO 9s) Cdrlos II. Blondet.
eincnant3 amos de exito. Son la mejor ga
"'"'uo"'a rantfa que puede exigir Ell pab!ioo
para probar que no tiene rival ell tricofero Pa
dr6 preparado por su successor el doctor Jimeno,
de Barcelona, Superior todos los t6nicos, To-
clones regenadores del cabello. Diez veces
positivamente mejor que las sguas de Quina y
Trio6feros americanos, fortalece hace crecer
el pelo, quita la caspa, evita las canas enfer'
medades de la cabeza. Las personas que deseen
tan importante especf6co pueden solicitarlo en-
el estsblecimiento De Jose Maria Suarez, For.
taleza 3S en- la farmacia Duran. Agente ex.
elusive sn toda la isla del sin igusl <Tric6fero
Padr6., Jaime Padr6 Can,pos. 45-s
a eganca' T9s" DE .v.Ge de~'ss11s ss1s
del Rosario, namero 9. - Humaoao-P Puerto
Rico.-De Eulalio a. Garcia. p
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Precio de pasaje, $50 ORC americana.
Para otros intormes, dirigirse al
consignatario
CARLOS ARMSTRONG.
Ponce, P. R.. Mario 80 de 1898. As IL
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MANAHATTA LODGE NO. kS9.

W. Master La Barre had sent forth his fat to
have n calcium night at Manahatta and the conse-
quence that the rooms were crowded. and the
members and visitors were all aglow with enthus-
asm. The third degree was conferred by the Mas
ter and r. W. William J. Matthews gave the his
torical lecture. The Square Club paid the lodge a
fraternal visit. bringing along X. w. Thomas
Moore. John Spence. William S, Thomson, Allan
Williams and Moses D. Getty; also VS. Shepard,
Of Park HeveEor. Of Eastern Star: Brockway. Of
Gramercy; Long. of Americas. Gregory, Collins.
Glynn, Otto and others
During the evening w. Adolph Muehsam. Past
Master OF No. is7. called upon another Past Master.
w John W. White. and, behalf OF the lodge.
presented him with a fine Past Masters jewel In
the very felicitous presentation address he highly
complimented Bro. White and spoke OF his
vices to Manahatia Lodge and the untiring devo-
ton always shown toward Its best interests. and.
expressing the wish that he would continue IN this
breast amid the loud and prolonged applause OF
the assembled brethren. Bro White replied In feel
Ing terms. thanking the speaker and the brethren
and renewing his work FOR the good
OF Manahatta Lodge and for Masonry In general
After closing, the brethren gathered around the
banquet table and enjoyed n social hour
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PENTALPHA LODGE NO. III

That nothing succeeds like success Is truism.
often repeated. but there must be something behind
II 10 cause success. and. above all. something to
deserve It. When one enters Pentaipha Lodge and
observes the vim and earnest devotion Of It's Mas
ter w Peter Cook; the panstak!ng Secretary.
Bro Robert NJ. Bingham. and the zeal OF tho
Wardens and members. no surprise can possibly
exist why Pentalpha is now successful lodge. for
all work together in unison and harmony . VII, WITH
the single purpose Of making No. IA shine forth
as one Of the "shining" lodges In the district
Last Tuesday evening the third degree was con
ferred nv. the energetic Master. Past Master w.
William r. BARLEY acted Senior Deacon and
w. Charles W. CRUDE Master OF DAME, Carpenter
G Bedei paid the lodge fra,erna visit and S was
we're also present WIS Clauer. Lairds. Willis
and Wyeh and John b Ms SrH a Of dop Easl IN
Exceedingly good form and In an impressive man
ner. the lecture by. w Bro. CRUDE being an Go
Quent elucidation OF the worth ana value OF Ma
\ pleasant hour was spent by the brethren after
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New-York City. June 81. 1S

New Ork tity. june II. 1S,N
NJ W. Bro. William A. Sutherland.
At your eloquent appeal TO the Crane Lodge IN
its hundred anl seventeenth annual convention
In behalf Of des .itute brethren IN the Island Of
Cuba. II seems Impossible TO remain indifferent
and silent 70 Of their members. who. since his
arrival in this country IN search OF safc refuge
for himself and his family has uninfcrruptcdly
found the most affectionate regard and Difference
among his brethren Of all ranks
II affords me a source Of mex picabe satisfaction
TO unrcservedly you. Most Worshipful Sir.
that all the Cuban Masons will deeply appreciate
your brotherly and noble words. simply loyal
expression Of the sentiment Of the American peo-
pie. VINO manfully and faithfully TO its traditional
principles of justice and liberty. have unhes-
tatingly extended powerful protection In favor
OF a people so long vexed with nhuman oppression
and tyVanny.
In accordance with your suggestion. masterfully
advocated in your recent address. the Grand Lodge
unanimously sanctioned the splendid donation from
its funds Of the Of five thousand dollars
$4,000 be directly applied the relief OF the
poor and distressed brethren who are utterly un-
able 10 quit the Island Of Cuba. and who are ac-
cordlnRly suffering account of the existing pot-
zeal and military struggle.
In the name Of those unfortunate brethren. and
very particularly In the name of the Grand Lodge
Of the Island Of cuba. Of which have the dis
tingu!shed honor Of being Senior Grand Warden.
permit me. Mos, Worshlpful Sir hereby express,
10, you personally and through your courtesy. 10
Jurisdiction. the heartfelt expression Of our ever
lasting gratitude.
AT the same time / feel II becomes my duty
and an unpleasant duty. indced-tO inform you.
Most Worshpful Sir. that the actual incumbent or
the chair In our Grand East is a Spaniard "A Span
lard by birth and relentless defender Of the Span
ish domination In Cuba.
AS "A member of the Common Council OF the city
OF Havana and In several other ways connected
with the government OF the island. Grand
Master instead Of advocating the freedom and
welfare OF craft failcd-mOreOver fatty re-
fused-to take the slightest interest in our behalf;
and in order TO retain his high political standing
most deliberately thrc~ his vast influence on tho
Of no iSb ne la Ter
arbitrarily and peremptoriy denounced and forbade
the holding Of our meetings. And In this connec-
ton Il occurs 10 me that II the money spOn-
taneously 50 generously donated by the Grand
Lodge OF the State Of New-YOrk should be placed
IN such hands II could easily devatc from its
original and intended purpose, and be used TO feed
the Spanish soldiers has been the with ii
large percentage OF the supplies which this char
table and free-heartcd people have contributed
toward the relief Of the starving cubaus
Most fraternally and respectfully yours.
AUREIIS MIRANDA,
Senior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge OF the
Island OF Cuba.
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ROYAL iRCH ITEMS.

Union Chapter No. $50 worked the Past and Most
Excc..cnt degrees. +. David Kay. the High Priest,
presided at tOth comforting the degrees in most
impressive manner. Present in the East were also
i. H. P.'s Clark, Hall, brown and Baldwin, Fitch,
of Metropolitan. and DERRICK. Of Amity.
Triune Chapter keeps right on in its successful
career and succeeds al the time in doing II.
Last Monday night in the presence OF a large
ga herring the Mark. Past and Most Excellent de-
grccs were given. f. Companion Frank l." Brooks.
the High Priest. presided assisted by Excellents.
Most Lxceents and Right Excelents There were
John ". CobUrn, Whitney. Martin, Itch. Bennett
Ralph. Ayers Clark. Postiey and Albert Maxfeli-
certainly tine array of Royal Arch talent
Priest. met Wednesday evening and conferred
the Past and Most Excellent degrees in full form.
r. T. Ado!ph Muehsam presided during the work;
r. T.. Joseph Mason Grand Master Of the Third
Veil Of the Grand Chapter OF New-Jersey; VI. r..
George +. W. Stivers and H. =. D.drck were
among the visitors: also L II P.'s Bennett Clark.
Samuel Frankfort. F. r Davis and William Heve-
nor. Empire Is In a very prosperous condition and
is doing good work.
Mount Zion Chapter held pleasant convocation.
with Companion Byrnes acting as tflgh Priest:
Several important reports Of committees were read
and acted upon The utmost harmony and unanifn-
.ty prevail IN this chapter.
AmIty Chapter No. l6l wound up a successful
season by comforting the Royal Arch Degree In fun
form last Thursday evening. +. Herbert T. Ded-
Palmer. the Deputy Grand High Priest. honored
the chapter with a fraternal call. accompanied By
x r. Adoph Muehsam. Hatton and l.ivermore:
" r. Frederick r. Rarnes also attended rs ga
Past High Priests Hough. England. Morgan and
Schoonovcr
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and financial circles. and being expert in his
chosen calling Is often called upon 10 dseniangle
difficult problems OF business. which require not
only great skill in figures ana accounts but also
tact. and above all. require the utmos; confidence
in his integrity and reliability. He is the trusted
auditor for several large firms and corporations In
this State
r. W Brother White was made a Mason IN Green
witch Lodge No. iG7. In juno. ls15. and affiliate !
with AdelpAic Lodge 80 3iS in January. lS1s. and
became its Master in ESQ.
He District Deputy Grand Master OF the Sixth
Masonic District in 1885 secretary % the Com
m.ttee on Antiquities Of the Grand Lodge In 1891.
and unanimously elected Grand Treasurer at
the recent session % the Grand Lodge. He served
president Of the Masters and Past Masters As
ISOLATION of the Sixth District. and under h- able
Leadership The association Nae greatly prospcrcd.
NJ f. Companion White was High Priest ~ Ade-
phic Chapter n ISIS and lS7H' Prciate ~ Ade-
phic Commandery H. ls'4, Is a member Of Adclph'c
Council No :. ROYAL ana Seiect Masters o. Mecca
Temple NOhlcs OF the Mystic Shrine % the Ma
sonic Veterans Of the City of New-York and 4.
an honorary member Of Continental Lodge and
several other Masonic Bodies.
Brother White is n stanch Democrat member ~
Tammany Hall. and is on the County Committee Of
that organization.