New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
HAIL TO THE CHIEFS.

THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MAsoNs OF THE STATE OF NETWORK AS
CONSTITUTED FOR THE MASONIC
YEAR ls9s-'ee
The complete lis; Of Grand Lodge officers for
the current Masonic year is given in this
Department of The Tribune There are many
appointments and many more dsappointmen's'
which is an annual occurrence for many snail
be called but few chosen" but let the brethren
remember and bear In mind a consolation ana
as an announcement for better success III the
future that the stone which the builders re-
tected possessing merits 10 them unknown De
came the chief stone of the corner: and the
chief stone Of our institution the foundation OF
Masonry is the rank and fe-the attentive.
jealous and earnest Mason. who WORKS IN the
ouarries serves on committees at all times
without the hope OF fee or reward. and who. like
the true soldier. takes any place, any position
required Of him. ami does his duty faithfully
and truly.
We cannot all be Grand Masters or Dstrlct
Deputy Grand Masters. or Grand Lodge officers.
and we may not all have titles. but we nave
inst reason TO be proud Of the title Master
Mason" and let us work to deserve we'll OF the
brethren and the world at large. Ana. ABOVE
all let US turn 10 and uphold the hands Oh those
who were chosen by the craft or by the Grand
Master as the banner-carriers of Masonry FOR
the present year. We each have our aio''eh
work to do. Let us do II well and faithfully, and
have our reward in having done our duty Lex
each brother stand up and DO his utmost TO
make Masonry" as at present constituted. sue
cessful for the good Of Masonry; hence FOR our
good Forward then. brethren, take up your good
work perseserve in well-doing. There is much
work to Go in our quarries and we cannot NOPE
and wait but do it now. that Masonry may con-
tinue to grow in goodness in influence ana IN
usefulness Altogether then, brethren ana nan
to our chiefs. to the leaders Of to-day TO those
who are to represent this great fraternity for
one year.
THE GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
Was sy;hsTa"a & Rf.' beSa'g Hd aaa Mas.
VET Charles f. de Of Syracuse Senior Grand Warden
Charles " Cushman O. scao 5Gno TTsna WARDEN
George W White OF Ne"-iorS ra'3 GranS Secretary
THE STAFF OFFICERS
w George Van De Water Gr-no Chaplain. New
Hu sssr5f GEfnG ;and
f r. " isaac Frornne. Grand Marshal New.Y0rk
r. W. Clayton :. Scott, Grand Stahoaro beare''
oTssI Jacob Ed Grand Sword nsass5 TswYSIs
W HerSsr: p pssfick Grand sisTsrd NsW-YoFh
R. W Perry Thorn Grand S!ewsTd ham9HS
Til Huns.rioTd SMITH senior Grand Deacon
Isns W. Charles W. Bingham. Junior Grand Deacon
" william H. Whiting Grand s Lecturer Koshs y%tE
r. W FedsIcE T. SsSk Grand lofarsn OH"
W Andrew Ferguson. Grand Trlcr New-YoTk
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
1. j. Carl schmuck Law 20 George A. Ferris. Sandy
os SsnSs Si"'''" Ma4doe IL I.ior Glen.
8 rhs iSSs Todd q Henry F. o. gillespie Au-
w srD2a''i hisl.y. New % Thomas Ho..e cOu-
Ro 9SIf L. Smith. New a. james H. 7anblin
G. Nathan b. Wood, New % George E. wa'kin' o.
&c LSonard s,arbuck. 20. Edwin Evans. Rome
'e Nsw,Yorf M"''O'o j" Is walter NJ Hand.
Frederick thinner. New 90 ua hsm,onv Lowell FL
H. ff SewsYork 80 James W. Hart. Auburn
H. ''l F?.aess ~ 90 s ssss:a :,n.sr So
49, Art thur S. rornpkin. 80. Geo5se W. A'wei 'r.
~ Posehkeep.e 80. Charles II. Brown Bel
IS Paine, A Garfield &c ph min' Goodwin Perry
"a CHARLES T. Curtis CALI g. W Crawford Ramsiale.
H. Ja ioes beckett, as John {. Thompson. nuf
IS chaGies Smith. oneon 80 william r Pindar Sal
ID Ff gobns, tdnn' Oe''o'' jamestown
THE TRUSTEES.
Frederick P Morris Flush r. Martin, Utica.
ing Horace II. BrOckway New
Sy xle = ''0us" '''''e chas w Drake New-York.
HALL AND ASYLUM STANDING COMMITTEE.
pro Roswell p. Flower, BRO. A. w Soper New YORK.
Watertown Bro. William w Smith,
Bro. Timothy l. Woodruff. Poughkeepsie -
Rro.oklvn Maurice Cntermeyer.
Rro Daniel Lord NewYOrk.
York Bro Andrew Peck Brooklyn.
Bro Thomas r.. Proctor. Bro william T. Jenkins
Utica ioHiHifs'iA"
COMMITTEE ON ANTIQUITIES.
r. w william II Andrews, W. Clinton X Wyeth.
~ Alexander A. Clark W. George II. Philips.
w. Clarence T. Marter,
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.
r. W. William Johnston. w Henry NJ Bris,o
w j. Howard Wainwright.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
NJ b. Anthony. r. w william j. Duncan
w. Emil Frenkel
SPECIAL COMMITTEE LEWIS MONUMENT
James Ten Eyck George ;. Sheppari
William A. Brodie.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE CENTENNIAL DEATH
OF WASHINGTON.
! stswart Wilson William 5. Rseiay
James G. Janeway Charles d. luke.
Robert Judson Kenworthy
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REARRANGEMENT OF
TWENTY FIRST MASONIC DISTRICT.
Andrew Tromblee Frank A.. Hotchkiss
" D. McEwan.