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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05
Available Of year ending June

As suggested, it would be a capital
idea for the members of the General
Assembly to visit Clemson College,
and soma of the holidays the Legisla-
ture will take might we'll be devoted
to this trip.-Ncms md Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05

very much more than a good many
others are doing.
No new candidates have developed
in any of the Judgeship elections.
The only contests promised are in the
circuits in which Judge Bcnct and
Judge Witherspoon preside. Judge
Witherspoon will not be candidate
for reelection. and Co"rirr.
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Clemson Colleges authorities also have
the management and handling of the
Morrill, fund, which is given by the Fed
eral government for experimental work
and agricultural instruction. This fund
for the past year has been expended as
follows:
MORRILL, FUND STATEMENT.
Balance on hand. 1886. ::ss.15
Annual cash instalment............ II 100000
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WE ARE THE FEEDERS.


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ROYAL ARCH ITEUS.

Union Chapter No. $50 gave the Mark degree In
good solid form. as Is the prevalent custom IA the
chapter. The Tabernacle was filled When T. com
panion David King. the High Priest sounded the
gave! for opening, and during the entire evening
High Priests Clark Brown. Mcdonald and Baldwin
were present: also f. Herbert =. Dcdrick Of am.
Postley and Albert Maxhed.
Tuesday evening Rt. TX. Charles Stewart, a. q.
L.. conferred the koyai Arch degree IN Altar Chapc
Orient Chapter as =. 5. The Deputy Grand Hsh
E1. E. W. Van vranken and others. was present
Zetland Chapter conferred the Royal Arch de-
gree full class Of candidates. l.. William f..
duncan the High Priest. presided. surrounded by
the shining summarizes Of the Royal craft. not only
OF his own chapter but from everywhere There
William +. Costenbader, J. Harris Balston, Warren
c. Bennett and Ralph Mayer among the visitors
were Past High Priest Els, Of ST. John. New
Brunswick; Brooks OF Triune; Aker OF Metropoll-
tan; Muehsam. of Empire: Smith and Mayhcld.
The work was done in exceedingly good manner.
and elected the warm approval Of all the compan-
ians present.
Last Monday evening Rockand Chapter No. 2o4.
at Nyack received official visit from Right Ex-
celent George McGown, Grand Lecturer lie was
Ms Ps a by @ X nsoh RYqy
Master OF the Second Veil, After being enter
wood the f Hsh Pc the grand ocers repaired
the chapter. where they were officially received.
s sne of the evening was devoted to Instruction in
the details OF the ceremSnials by ne Grand Lect-
was served IN the hall below
Wednesday evening he Assistant Lecturer exem-
plihed the degree Of Mark Master Mason for IN
struction at Nassau Chapter No. 100 No. Al Court
st. Brooklyn Among those present Comp
Twiss of Sylvan Chapter. New-York.
Amity Chapter conferred the Mark Past and
NJ Il. degrees. T. High Priest Dedrick presided
Companion Francis Cleary dld the Mark and John
j. Cowdey the Most Excellent. r. Es. McKelsey
and Murray, OF staten Island. were among the yisi
tors Past High Priests Morgan. Pierce and New
ton were in attendance.
Jerusalem Chapter conferred tho Royal Arch De-
Priest John r. T~esidder presided during the bust
worked the degree. assisted by Es. Gardner
Downs. Lvermore. Stivers and Cricherton. Nisi-
tori were RientifuI, and included r. Es Palmer,
Chapter W Va. puval and Deimhorsi. Of orient
No l3 Brooklyn: Davis, OF South Dakota; Aker
of Metropolitan Fitch. Osgoodby and DERRICK A
pleasant Incident was the presentation Of hand
some clock and ornaments to the Past High Priest.
Frank Kinds which the Acting High Priest did on
behalf of the chapter. In eloquent words, speaking
especially OF the long and faithful services n
dersd the chapter by Companion Kinds, and the
ever ready devotion 10 It's best interests The
cipient replied in fitting terms thanking the com
panions and renewing his pledge TO work for the
chapter while life lasts. At the banquet which
followed the closing, Companion Tresldder gave an
illustration OF the degree Other speak
ers also interested the companions
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PACK LODGE EXCURSION.

Ny Dear Brother Editor: Why, oh. why, did you
send me to Park Lodges excursion TO represent
you? can scarcely write now ttwo days after the
excursion; my hands trembe and my head aches
from the efforts TO represent you wortAliy have
trotted up and down the corridors OF the Tempo
TO gather news for you. have some 10 Circle Hall
10 visit Park Lodge at work. visited Charity ard
Pentalpha lodges. travelled toward the East" TO
visit Alma. True Craftsman. even UP 10 Harlem
and Napihal and away UP 10 Gayel and Guiding
Star. but never never again Will attempt TO go
TO another excursion for you. The brethren OF
Park captured me and kept me prisoner in the COM
mittee-Toom nearly all day.
The party, on the huge steamer Grand Re
public started from West Forty-fourth-st., whore
q number OF guests were taken aboard, and, sail
ing down the North River and up the East River.
landed at East Thirty nrst-st. where more peo-
pie were taken on John Coulter was chairman
Of the Committee OF Arrangements assisted by
John Miller. as treasurer. and Horat.o Sands. sec
retary. besides w. Adam Huston Hugh Rodgers,
NcCoubrey, James p. Corbit; Odds. Kissck and
William G.. Smith. There was a very entertaining
vaudeville performance board both going and
coming back: there were also two bands one for
dancing and one for promenade. Popular airs were
discoursed by both bands. A handsome silk flag
owned BY Park Lodge. noated over tho steamer
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| ing and instructive lecture upon the symoonsm oI
| the frs, degree. Past Master William A Johnson
was cordially received by w. Robert Baker, the
Master. and the brethren
specially pleasant and harmonious commune 20,
There being no work much goa aar I Hrownns
ness $, was Iran an o ,be simmer vacation
Piaft Lodge 80 1s4 gave the first degree, with W.
Herman j. Rosentha In the East surrounded oy
Past Masters Bugbie. Joseph and Proudman Char-
ity the foundation Of all the virtues reigned su-
mernbered by the brethren OF Piatt Lodge
Manahatta Lodge No - gave the second degree
A. ". ~ 10 6arrt ~ conterred the degree in ex-
celIcnt style Brother Edward Muehsam as senior
Deacon. conducted the candidates through the miu-
de chamber with consummate skill
Scotia Lodge had another gala night last Thurs
day. w. Adam H, the Master. transacted all rou.
tine business and then handed the gaNcl TO fast
lison occupied the West W William Hardness the
South Rooert l. Smith acted as Senior Deacon ana
y. o. Huntington as : VI. G. 1r Ross. mares mares
Forbes sharp. Glyn. Kenneth Mckenzie and DAVID
Kay, all Past Masters Of Scotia were preseni'
Among the visitors were r. W. Thomas Moore. W:
John McMon. Of Charter Oak; Gregory ana many
others.
NJ W. william A. Sutherland Grand Master. as-
sisted by T. W. Wright u. Pownali. Deputy Grand
Master J. Stewart Wilson Grand Marshal; L. W.
William j. Mathews, David Kay and other Grand
Lodge officers laid the cornerstone OF new Masohi
ming Lodge 30 ~. last saturday The Grand Mas
ter conducted the solemn and impressive ceremonies
I'm person and At the close made one OF MS chai
actcrstic and eloquent speeches. X. W. John a:
Sly d. D. Of the Seventh District. on behalf OF
Wyoming Lodge presented the Grand Master with
Il beautiful solid silver trowel suitably engraved as
a memento Of the occasion. W. Master George +.
Doerincke invited all his guests to banquet at the
close OF the ceremonies
Pyramid Lodge 30. 1870 gave the third degree.
". Master Thomas j. watt presided W: John
McMiilen Of Charter oak explained the working
tools. Past Masters Spines Mcdonald. Clark.
Brown. Hall. Ritchie. Watt and Baldwin were
present. ". Bro Holmes, OF Binghamton Lodge,
among the visitors.
Veritas Lodge No. 72i gave the first degree W.
Master Woodcy presided assisted by r. w.
Mathew Taylor. W. William A. Wallace. OF Hope
Lodge exclaimed the working tools Past Master
Ludwig enve the explanatory lecture. The lodge
was well attended
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JUNE H. 1898.

.h oo,,roraery wbo referred in a most pleasant
manner TO the services En- Sir Goodwin mao ,a
rendered the commandery In the past, anu - he
Appreciation OF this fact In the presentation VI nc
jewei EN- Sir Goodwin in his accepta n 60,
referred to the warm knightly courtesy iha' t lin
knights OF Palestine had ever EXTENDED 10 mr.,
since his connection with them thanking nsy,c sne in
their behalf The jewel Is masterpiece OF dr ne
hand.work OF Sir Knight Braxmar very ni " ref.
ing remarks were made during the evening IN I et
erence to the Sir knights OF Palestine al me ss h
OF war-Em. Sir Wallace A. Downs, eoohei ,o OIL sre
fist Regiment; En- Sir Thomas 3 Rand, Heuteh-
ant colonel Of the 9Th; Sir Knight Walter l. So!Se'
captain and Sir Knight A. Scott Williams Heu9 rho
ant N the list, being among the number me
venerable Preate, John +. Baldwin Will be absent
for come weeks UNDERGOING medical treatment az
a sautitarium at Stamford. His many MasoIllS
friends hope TO greet him in the fall fully restored
to health.
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GRAND CHAPTER, ORDER EASTERN STAR

The annual meeting Of the Grand Chapter OF the
Sisters OF the order Of Eastern Star was held in
the Commandery Room. Masonic Hall. last week
The session lasted three days. Tuesday was de-
voted TO the reading OF addresses and reports OF
the Grand officers Wednesday taken up by
the elections, which, though very spirited. were
Withal pleasant and harmonious. The friendly RI
Valry ceased the moment the result was announced
Thursday the third and last day, was taken up
with solid business. appointing standing committees
installing newly elected officers.
From the reports II learned that there are
now S25g members OF the order III good standing
on the roll Of the Grand Chapter. The treasurers
report shows satisfactory status Of the finances
and the committee the proposed Home, when il
a separate fund, SHOWS an increase curing Ia>t
year. the sum for this laudabe purpose having now
reached $3.50 a committee has been appointed TO
report year upon the feasibility OF Joining the
General Grand Chapter OF the United states, al
though the feeling generally Is adverse 20 TINS ac-
ton. Eighteen chapters were started during
the year and ali seem to be doing well. The Grand
election, which resulted in the choice OF the fol-
lowing officers for the year: 80
Miss Daisy Buterck. Of New-Yor&. Grand Ma
iron; Frank Raymond. OF Syracuse, Grand PatrOn,
Mrs. Eva Williams. Of Binghamton. Associate
Grand Matrou William j. Duncan, OF New ork,
Associate Grand Patron. Mrs. Emma smith. or
Brooklyn, Grand Treasurer; Mrs Christina Butter
lex, Grand Secretary. Mrs Rebecca Miner, or New
York, Grand COnGuctTcss, and Mrs. NJ. Allen, Asso-
ciate Grand COnductTess
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BROTHER MASONS N CAMP.

lakeland Lodge No 49, at Lakeland. Fla heio
. ,nacial communication on Monday evening MAY
30 for the purpose Of reception and entertainment
o, the following visiting brethren from Inc u.s.
Regiment. New-York Volunteers:
colonel Wallace A. Downs. Past Master OF 'ie'-
oor, I.,dgo No 400. and Past Commander Of Pales-
,,na ConlmaDdery Majors J. II. white ). II
Wells and Frank Keck. Captains H. Z. StaHo'
Master Of Roome Lodge No. A6 New iorNy an"
Stafford: George r.. Van De Water "Iahu ''p
lain Grand Lodge Of New-York; i. {. MeeAs' lac
tenant w. + Crockett: Sergeants Noah Bruio'u
(co!or-bearer) Charles +. Ants (hospi'a ste""l ~
and Edward J. Wilson. Of White Plains Lodse ~
4ss. Corpo-als J. +. Farnan. OF Continental LOUIE
No 81: b. C. Weeks Soomons Lodge. larry town
and Z c. Dunning. jr.. White Plans Lodge No
40: Privates A. st. John Shepard hoSco ~ O'''
! r Mcdonald and J. r. DugGan. ,,N w T
The lodge having been duly opened. WIN ~ =
J j. Nieuwenkamp presiding ana Sa tPort New
Stafford assistant surgeon. hSt hes Iiaon the
York Volunteers acting as senior cdmmitpee Of
" r Ronacker. senior Warden L. H. iiane cap,
tain George 60 r Van and ne Nd . sanoT Fi
w Bro J. d. DerieuX gave the opening auui tf
o. m S ' words KIND and hearty
welcome pointing out also the c0inpIe'e " a :, az
% NE present war and how the Blue and the
Cray" were marching shoulder 10 sHou'Uei AN"
" Bro captain H. +. stafford OF Roome Lodge
No. 746. NCwYork respondeo sdisyTe and salts
faction on tho part Of the brethren from NewN OF
state In this friendly and fraternal meeting ana
reception with some OF the Masons Of Florida;
w NJ l.. j. j. Nieuwenkamp then gave shor.,
lecture and address to the visiting brethren; and
last but not least and by special request X, w;
Captain George r.. Van De Water Chaplain crane r,
Lodge Of New York and chaplain OF the Hst hegi,
melt NewYork Volunteers; made an ape ole , 4nf
had preceded which was closely listened 10
and most highly enjoyed by all the brethren IN
"ttendance r w BRO Van De Water especially
stirred the hearts OF the visitors by his feehng
references to the beloved absent ones in New orK
After the close Of the lodge some pleasant social
intercourse and light refrcshmeni were enjoyed ny
the comuany present: and while the local lodge
members could only feel delighted in meeting such
noble company Of eminent Mas Mass Iney wer re
appreciation on the part Of the visitors.
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ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.

The Council OF Princes Of Jerusalem OF New loi n
CITY net In regular convocation at Scottsh i''o
Hall Mad!son-ave and Twenty-ninth-st' on Tues
day Al S D. ~ The Master. ILL., Joseph W. ROBERTS,
S2d degree greeted large attendance al the OPEN
ing which was materially increased as the even
ing wore on III. William Homan. SSd degree IN
troducod visiting brethren from many s's'e' JUL -
dictions among whom were H. Bros. Ihomhf :,
Watson a3d degree. of Jersey CIV AHre'io Az
raada .sd degree ard Charles Scott &G GeR'Se'
OF Havana cuba Abraham Oppenheimer; go DE-
gree of RuNa'o: Marvin NJ. Eavenson. ga desree;
OF Philadelphia, Garner Holmes, S2d degree 81
BinghamJon y. y. and Joseph J. Soper go de, DE
gree Of Camden. y J. The fifteenth degree Was
then conferred by an exceptionally strong cast IN
Guiding III. Daniel Mcclellan. S3d decree nnG me
following s. =. r. &. 32d degree: tr0s kaIph
Mayors. as Zcrubabe; Abel WoodwoT,n' as as
Master OF Ceremonies; Byron O. Huntingdon az
Master OF Palace Edward Shipsey. as Master %, OF
infantry: Ozro T. Love. as Sentinel; oscar A. ne
Long as Grand Master. and John Thompson as
Captain Of the Guard. o,-, y
After the ceremonies about hundred refnalneu
20 partake OF a novel camp lunch. az which the
success Of forces drunk. and pipes a. u
tobacco were enjoyed IN true camp sty4e. Inc
body has called off for the summer
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The women of Charity lDodse-that Is, me Wives
sisters and daughters Of the brethren OF NO. III
ere up and In arms-not In the arms OF thor nus
bands and fathers but in the arms OF the gods OF
war hostility and Indignation, because the huiher-
Gus presentations which took place az the silver
anniversary Of the lodge were not all properly &C
counted for in The Tribune and because the account
was somewhat mixed. The fact is. the writer
OF that account was so charmed and bewldered b;
the presence Of the women in the lodgeroom and 50
astounded at the brilliant oratory displayed by
them that he lost much OF what was SAID ana doh'
but has now entirely recovered and has received
an authentic list Of all the presents First. then
Mrs Chapman, the Masters wife. presented, on
behalf OF the association known as Nanny
own. and composed OF the yves ana Women no
broldered altar cloth a Holy Bible. solld SILVER
square and conpasses, and also an N@Ty cry
Philips presented the altar cushion as personal
E being aeT f g donss1ed of the odSe 6an
ner. fourth Mrs John Reisenweber gave the beau
tfu saye and ~ nHy Rr 1g John
Reisenweber with marked ability ana w4ndei tuI
taste, presented three BEAUTIFUL bioie markers LOT
Newspaper men as a rule. are supposed 10 be a
hardened lot, usually sharp enough TO watch pro,
march into a Masonic lodgcroom. capture the
Master, Wardens and all me members ana wnen
10 read list Of presents and list Of the women
present and the command comes from the presi,,
dent Of the womcns association. u say no, ana
the Master drops the roll and the gave and doesn't
road Il because he knows his business Is II any
wonder that the poor scribe did not Know MS
business and got lost In his amazement and wonder
However the women as well as tLe memoers OF
celebration. which pronounced by old and
young by every body present. as not only an un-
srrsnged Celebration Of the kind that ever took
place in Masonic circles In this city. All nan 10
tbev ali travel together in The second quarter OF
the century happily as they did in the first
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COuN4NUERY NEWS.

Morton Commandery No. began It's work for
the year under the most favorable auspices. Six
candidates presented Themselves FOR the orders, and
the Red Cross. order OF the Temple and Malta. was
conferred upon them by the new Eminent Com
mander. Sir Henry II. Treher, assisted by his we'll
trained corps Of officers. Past Commander Thomas
&. Blight acted prelate Sir knight Frederick
l. CIapp. OF Damascus. was among the visitors:
also Sir Robert c. Clark and Wilson G. Fox OF
York No 55. The work was done In very i'm
pressve and smooth and solemn manner. as be-
came the occasion and the degrees.
The last conclave Of Palestine Commandery No
IS OF un-ual interest, full attendance being
present. The ustrous order OF Red Cross was
conferred by Eminent Sir Elmer a. Miller and his
newly installed associate officers In manner
that called forth many compliments from those
present very pleasant incident occurred pre-
mander's Jewel being presented to EN-. Past Com
mander Frank w. Goodwin. The presentation was
made by EN-. Sir George b. Lawrie, In behalf OF
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and will hereafter grace the East OF the iodse;
IT, Was.er IL william J. Moore, was the Dusies !
ne an boa I'd supervsing everything and looking
toward the comfort q his nemesrs and h MagSews
WiiI,asn I Thomson and wife and Miss Ace
Thomson Robert Nei and Mrs Ne Mr. 1s sma ana
I5nhn Richard Shepard and Miss Shepard NJ. anu
Mrs Van Colt Robert II Clark ana PRS 1ed,,.
" and Mrs Stratb Past Masters Cantlan tesu-
SON Reliinger and Tadlkin. Nr. and MIs. A1ai'
Huston and ever 50 many more ,.. o
n Is an open question whether the brethren o!
their ladies' enjoyed themselves better Goiis yl q.
the beautiful grove, or on the return Up
dav long" and Park Lodge adds another 70 IL
roany happy DAYS Of the past But hereafter please
10 yourself FTate.na!ly Yours, -,,, c,,,rrr
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SILVER ANNIrERsARY or ALMA LODGE.

N M
Twenty-Five years in the life OF an individual Is
a long span but in the life and history Of a COM
nact BODY # seems but short time, which Is to
the great advantage OF lodges. Alma Lodge No
-2s celebrated last Thursday evening its silver an
niversary in the assembly Of the Lexington
Opera House " Frank Howard Shorts. the Mas
ter opened the proceedings with a very happy ad-
dress Of welcome. f. W. Theophilus Pratt. the
first Master Of Alma, rected some very interesting
"reminiscences and Past Master and present Sec
rotary w Barnard Wade HOugh read an eX-
haustive and instructive history Of the looge from
shown that there IS now a membership OF ninety
two and fourteen Past Masters on It's roll AlnohB
them are two lawyers thirteen physicians. three
dentists FIVE druggists. two schoo. teachers ana
five journalists Six Of its members have worn the
purple OF the Grand Lodge. and bear the pIouI
title OF Right Worshipful. The sketch was full or
Interesting details Of the work OF Alma, when ne
want OF space forhds to quote. r w. George H.
TooD also spoke to the brethren upon the topic
OF Almas history in the days gone by.
Then came fve-minute talks apropos 10 the oc-
NJ W. John Stewart r. ". j Stewart wilson. H.
W Ron NJ Morgan and many others. Cro"s
ley's sth Regiment Orchestra ana the SINGING OF
the Tempar Quartet contributed Inuch 10 lie gen.
OF the programme also carried out very sue
cessfuly and consisted OF dancing. BRO James
Z. Widey was chairman ana nag chaFges: anu
Bro. Henry F Abeel superintended the refresh
ments which freely served IN the ADJOINING
hall ,,,.,,,
Among the Past Masters present were William
peamaier Richard d. Alliger Edward r. Ba me,
Warren Schoonover and J. Smith Petersen. Most
OF the brethren and guests were accompanied by
their wives and families, which MAGE l. az thS NOR
enjoyable and pleasing. Alma did well on TINS as
10 Its second quarter 81 a century with the cohn-
dence begotten from the past successes.
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orr NEW TRUSTEE.

Brother Horace H. Brockway. one OF the newly
elected trustees Of the Hall and Asylum Fund was
made a Mason in Cleveland City Lodge NO 10 CieVe-
land ONO. in 1865. and was exalted in Weoo Chap-
ter No Ia Of the city. Upon his arrival IN
New-York CITY he AFFILIATED with Republic Lodge
No 500 and Phoenix Chapter No 2 In 1856 Bro.
Brockway Identified from Republic and joined Kane
Lodge No. ~ where he still retains his member
shin He became a member OF Palestine command
erI No rs in 1872 is a life member OF Adephic
Ccunr1 No and Of all the Scottish Rite bodies up
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MASONIC DEPARTMENT

s~cret-rf~s win kindly examine the h"'"' ,
of the respective officers I'm the chr"s m"
.rnd corrections. II required. 10 the VA
- n.n,rtu~pt of The Tribune. The MA
.onic Directory H. published every suh""''
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TO and including the thirty-second degree; Is a
member OF the Masonic Veteran Association OF this
city and has been the president OF the knight Tenn
plars Mutual Association for the last zen years.
Captain BrOckway has been member or the old
Guard for over twenty years and IS the present
quartermaster of this Organization. He Is also tho
treasurer OF the Garfield Safe Deposit Company,
which office he has held FOR the last ten years The
brother Is the proprietor OF the Ashland House on
Fourth-ave. and enty-fOurth-st., a place famous
in Masonic circles in the Greater New-Nork ana
faVoraby known throughout the country as a FIRST
class family hotel Brother BrOckWay brings TO the
Office of trustee ripe business experience and an
annie knowledge OF men and Of affairs and, while
q Ve,v busy man. he Will md time to devote his
vaua ,e aid to this important trust
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PIONEER 20 second and fourth Fridays
LOUIS W. DTrESfNG NJ J. w. BECKER. s. W
E. MUSTARD. J. ". JOHN wERDL.ER Trss
S. y. WHEELER. Secretary. 300 Bway
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PIATT i94 first and third Thursdays.
II J. ROSENTHAL, NJ. J. T.. MARSH. 8
Louis JACOBS. J. ". HENRY DRUCKER ~
W J. JESSUP Secretary 43 South 8th-st Brook,s~
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EMPIRE 40. tie 10Th day OF each nOats
Masonic Hail
WALTER BATS. II. P TYMAN FRANKFORT. K
o. H. la BARRE. ). T. IyOEWENSTcIN. Treaa
FRED X J.. DAVIS Sec'y 1T Van Voorhis-st.. Brooklyn