The times., 1898-02-27
MA SONIC FAIR PRIZES.
The Board of Control to Offer vaIu-
able and Useful A rticIes.

The board OF control of the Masonic
Fair and Exposition, which will be held in
| April in Convention Hall, met last night
| at headquarters, in the Lehman Build
| ing. Thee was large attendance, and
I everybody was enthusiastic over the
| great number of contributions reported
| from lodges in other cities.
| The board decided on some of the prin-
| cipal prizes which win be voted for dur
ing the fair. Among these will be:
library. 500 selected volumes with bookcase
| TO the most popular company of the fire depart
| ment.
Library, 500 selected volumes with bookcase,
TO the most popular police precinct station.
Plumber outfit, to the most popular journey
| man plumber.
Solitaire diamond scarfpin, to the most popular
1 hotel clerk.
Hgh-grade 1885 bicycle, to the most popular
High-grade typewriter and cabinet 10 the most
popular Young lady.
Solid silver punchbowl. 10 the most popular
caterer or restaurant keeper.
Hish-srade sewing machine and cabinet, TO
the most popular lady.
Solitaire diamond badge TO the most popular
eminent or past eminent commander OF the
knights Templar.
iaviland decorated dinner set, to the most
popular lady assistant at the fair.
High-gTade ls9s bicycle, to the most popular
Young lady fair assistant
gh-grade sewing machine, to the most pop
ular lady.
Best quality brass crib and furnishings com.
plete, to the most popular infant OF member
OF the Masonic fraternity.
Case of solid silver Jewels 10 the most pop
ular Blue Lodge OF Masons.
Case OF solid gold jewels. TO the most popular
chapter of Roval Arch Masons.
Case Of solid gold Jewels, 10 the most popular
commSndery of Knights Tefnplar.
liigh-grsde bicycle. 20 the most popular lady
OF gentleman OF the Government Printing of
A sword for the most popular naval officer
sword. Tor the most popular naval officer.
gold watch to the most -oruiar street car
conductor.
A sword for The most popular line or staff Of
fcer of the High School Cadets.
Capt. Nailor has pledged himself re-
sponsible for the cornerstone of the new
Masonic Temple.
Invitations have been sent to Capt.
Charles Domer. of the National Fencibles,
and Capt. Shilling, of the Morton Cadets,
TO give exhibition drills during the fair
The board of control has determined
that there shall be no dancing allowed
in the hall during the fair.
Donations received by the committee
are:
Lot :, block 49, Ocean City. T. wagsaman.
S100-Messrs. Nate salisbury and W F. Cody.
representing Buffalo Bill Wild West Company.
S5-Elliot. Fisher Co. Philadelphia
Sl0-Georgc W. White. Grafton. W. Va.
S5-S d. Appleck & Son, No. So Beaver street,
New York.
For Lebanon Lodge. No .:
12s packages Ivory Starcl-Beattey Starch Com.
pany. New Haven, Conn.
5 dozen packages cocoanut-Dunham Manufact-
uring Comnany, New York City.
81 packages Elastic Starcl-J C. Hubingef Bros.
Company, New Haven, Conn
dozen l-2-pound cans Runford Baking Powder
and dozen 6ounce bottles Rumford Yeast
Powder-Rumford Chemical Works, Baltimore.
dozen l-2-pound cans Baking Powder-Price
Baking Powder Company. New York.
case Pearlne-James Pyle & Son, New York.
box nove!ties-Enoch Morgan & Co., New
York.
dozen quart cans refined molasses-P Duff &
Sons, Pittsburg.