New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
VEV-YORK AND NEW-JERSFY.

Kane Lodge No. ~ conferred N" degree % Fol
lowcrat in it's usual smooth and effective manner.
The ,nior Deacon. Charles G koss having r"coV-
cred from his recent Illness worked 10" Miiiie
Chamber VI ". Charles Be,chsr. Past Grand
Master % Now-Jersry explained the working tools.
The Attendance Of the members. always large. vas
unusually 20 by reason OF private Elimination.
hastily Gent by the Master to "A number q IN"
brethren who could be readily reached. thai q
com olirnen, vas 70 be paid L ". Joseph Morris
Ward. The representative 81 the Grand Lodge ~
New-Jersey situated near the Grand Lodge -
New X and q member az Kane Lodge"
During tho evening r. ". John ". Wilkins.
Junior Grand Warden ot tte Grand Lodge Of N"~-
Jersey on behalf Of his Masonic brethren IA Now
jersey. presented to T. W Hro. ward IN c.'sam;
Grand Representative jewel 81 the finest workman
ship bearing thu seals OF TIE Grand Lodges o.
New-Jersc,- and New-Yor r. " BIO. Ward who
had been kept in g torrance % ite proposed visit ami
presentation. In responding SAID thai although not
2 veteran in the Masonic ranks It had been per
mt,cd h,Ic 20 look back upon sercIai vent ID Ms
AZ, ,bo ' ,resoce - f.s Ncy-Jerscy hrrthrc9
was At a loss for :ttine words In which 20 "Tpros'
his thank not alone :,r thi5 Gc,aii jewc.. nit
aiSo f0r The warm WORD. g.. regard with which j.
md been presented. and. moro thtn AL f.. me
nsc whtch had procured IT, Hfter r.cirie 10 his
Appreciation az Tie M ~ court"sirs ne had re-
ceiycd from III, pas and pres Grand MAST o..
New-Jersey AID tAcr grand of'ora' a. "'H as
From The brethren of subordinate lodge. be- re-
fcrfed 10 tn - g that he was probably -" oi.j
Grand Representative IA tbs :'n," VINO f"iT"h"ii
Cd ~ -lc grand J,lris!.ci!Jn OF his ADOPTION iA"
Grand I,oGge not only 81 bis native Siai" h- also
mat Of his continued and present residence" thut
be,uC bound 10 each 10y tie ciDatst TICS II
was psculiariy gratifying 10 h'n tha among me
l,iycrs were some 81 those VINO had Known hEi or
known of him as he had gone ID and out "i""nS
them sll his life M .
" Lillian Herbert andrews follow ed with nppro-
pirate remarks upon tho clos" fratcrral cltlo'-
min existing between the brethren OF New y ork
and Sew-Jcrscy. which was COuDy rcmcntod "heh
n member % Kane be the Grand kciit"cit~
fi,o uc Sew jersey in this jurisdiction. lie had
been associated with r. ". Bro. Ward IL me
work of Kane for many gears and had AWAY 81
found him tower Of strength Masonlcally.
The highest tribute that could be paid X w. BRO.
ward was delivered by II ". J. Edward Siinmors;
pasf Grand Master OF Ncw- York. who declared
mr. he had known him for twenty-five years ana
r,ronos.d him for the craft. He Therefore cheer
f,,llv ,estlGed MS high worth and sterling guam
tins Nj and "a man.
rDurirg thr symposium g. The parlor OF INC lodge
oth.r spo,cbei eulOgistic OF X w. Bro. W ara WrT'
,wa6n hv NJ ". Charles Bcicnrr. w. Bros. NI4coA;
Hammond Woodward. 'oursen and Jacobus q
NJ Jersey also by X. ". Joseph j Little. Prand
ierresentativc Of England X. vs.. Thomas T..
S,ew,rt Grand Representative Of New Hampshire ;
y ~ Ronn NJ Morgan and many others. me
S,ar snangled Banner" and Aud Lang oyne nm
i.hed n most enjoyable evening. and w. NJ JaIlr8
- cea light Is t. b" congratulated Lpop the thtuN-
siasu shown BY the members during his adihihis-