The times., 1898-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
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lls National Masonic Fair.
CONVENTION HALL,
April III to %, 1893
ANU SENfENTS

The following is q list of some of the
articles to be voted for at the fair for the
benefit of the general fund for the build
ing of a Masonic Temple
Complete winter uniforms to the mem
bership of most popular company of the
Fire Department
A library and case of 800 volumes. well
bound selected literature, to most popular
city Polio Precinct Station
The Somerville e Sons plumbers COM
plete outfit TO most popular journeyman
plumber
A high-grade 1898 bicycle to most popu-
| lar city letter carrier
The Williams Typewriter" and Cabinet
to most popular lady typewriter in Wash
ington.
A magnificent solid silver punch bowl
and ladle, to meet most popular caterer
or restaurant keeper in the city.
a Commander or Past Commander Of
knights Templars magnificent solitaire
diamond jewel to any such officer eligible
to receive same.
The Blickensderfer Typewriter No. to
most popular public school girl.
A Haviland beautifully decorated com
! plete dinner set to most popular lady of
| the Masonic Fair assistants.
The Bickensderfer Typewriter No. to
second most popular public school girl
| consolation prize.
| high-grade 1893 bicycle to most popu-
| idT lduS III the city OF Washington.
The w. b. Moses & Sons beautiful, all
| brass infants crib. completely furnished,
! TO most popular infant of any member of
| the Masonic order in this city.
| A case of solid silver, elaborately finish
| ed, working jewels. to most popular Blue
/ Lodge of the District.
! A case of solid silver elaborately fin
! ished, working Jewels to most popular
! Commandery of Knights Templars of the
| District.
A case OF gold-finished working jewels
10 most popular chapter of Masons of the
| District.
The "Allison Nailor" gold watch to
most popular High School cadet.
a high grade 1898 bicycle to most popu-
| lar public school male scholar
A high-grade 1898 bicycle to most pop
ular public school female scholar.
The Saks q Co, five suits of clothes
to order to most popular members of the
fraternity.
The John P Hamlin solid silver bar
rel or wine cask on wheels to most popu-
| lar restaurant
The National Rifles complete Knight
| Templar outfit-uniform and leather trunk
| and sword case. badge, etc, to most pop
ular Knight Templar or prospective
knight Tempar
/ DONATIONS RECEIVED SINCE LAST PUBL
CATION, MARCH 80.
For the benefit Of the Temple fund: Brethren
Mt. Ararat Lodge, Bel Air, Md, cash, S575; John
! A. Zorn, Wheeling, W Va, 81; Fort Deposit Lodge
Fort Deposit Ala, 50; Harmony Lodge. Olympia,
Wash, So Blunt Lodge, Blunt, 5. D., 50; Breth-
rem of Iowa Park Lodge, Iowa Park, Texas, so;
Shirley Lodge Shirley ILL.,, 81; Mystic
Lodge, Grafton, W. Va, s.; Sylyania Lodge, Syl-
vania, Ohio, 81 Westbrook Lodge Nichols. n y.
50; Trime Lodge. Pougheepsie, n. Y, So; San
Francisco r. \. Chapter, San Francisco Cal.
$50; Mineral City r. A. Chapter, Birmingham,
Ala, -; King solomon Lodge Birmingham Ala
MIlauoDV Lodge MICaD0DV Tufn
Lodge Elton, Md, $40; Hon. Samuel C. Lawrence.
Boston, Mass, S25; Charles ID. Austin. Amsterdam,
y. y, 81; II. G. Shadboit, Emmetsburg, Ia $40:
White Oaks Lodge, White Oaks y NJ, 50; VIM.
Rehield, Astoria Oregon, 5Oc; VIM. L. Babcock,
Vreka, Cal, SOC; Belt Lodge, KirbyvlIe oregon,
So; Salamanca Comfy, h p, Salamanca, N y,
SO; Tintic Lodge Eureka Utah, $40; Brethren
Tucker Lodge Comanche, ]. T., "a; W. G. Pond,
one card case, 81; J. r. Galloway, three dry bat
teTies. $3.50; L Prang & Co.. Boston, Mass. lot
art pictures; Frank Thomas, one irst-class round
trip ticket by route TO Boston, to be voted to
most popular lady teacher in Washington; 7. NJ.
Whitney, 100 bottles champagne cider S25; Curtis
Bro. Co., Rochester, n. H.. one case novelties; d.
Findlay, f. G. Shepardson and r. Z. Wing one
sample set of tools; l.. ). Starett q Co, manu-
factTers, Athol, Mass, S520; Grants Pass Lodge
No. ST. Grants Pass. Ore. three lodge gavels 50;
G. ~ Hartman, round-trip ticket to Ashc-
ville n. C., S24; Geo NJ Barker, T. sash used for
windows on bridges, $l2i Jas. J. Lgnon, New
York city, 50; J. l.. Mott Iron Works New York
city one Imperial porcelain bathtub, with fixtures
S2SG.50; the Born Steel Range and Manufacturing
with hot closet $50; The j. ". Douglass 60,
Cincinnati Ohio, one Victoria closet combination
with fixtures, $50; the Favorite Stove and Range
Co, Piqua, Ohio, gas range, with water
back and boiling oven, $50; the Schneider &
Trcnkamp Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, one Reliable
gas range, 800 the Reading Stove Works, Read
ing, Pa. hotair furnace, $50; S. b. Sexton
4 Son. Baltimore. Md. one Baltimore range
S;Il; the Bradley & Hubbard Mig Co. Meriden
Conn., gold and boleric banquet lamp, $S so
". b. Moses Il Sons, brass crib and outfit
Moore & Leding, set solid silver salad forks
$50; Harris Il Shafer, solid silver tea set
800; F.. B. Gleason Mfg. Co. New York city 50
Lyon q Conkln, Baltimore, Md, 50; $ s. Shedt
& Bro, gas fixture $50; Columbia Phono
( graph Co., commercial graphophOne outfit
$50; Alexander r.. Shepherd, Batopilas, Mexico
/ cash S25
Benefit OF Federal Lodge. J. Gilbert & Bro
Baltimore, Md, 4 bottles cologne, 81. 80; Lung
tees Brothers. New York city. dog. Maug Bittcrs
So; Wright, Potter. Page & 90, Brooklyn, n Y
patent picture frames, s.; the Lawson Varnisi
Co, > gals. varnish, S2l; Mrs. Arnold painteC
plaque and fancy work 50: Mrs. Arnold set
fancy work, So; Shirley, Miller & Co. 500 cigars
SIG; Van Camp Packing Co. Van CAM
Beans. 81 80; Minneapolis Milling Co. II bib
flour; Henry Hede, boxes candy; T. l.. Spell