New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARRIEs.

patient labor Of the Grand Secretary r. W
picture OF Past Grand Master George W. Fort
a Syg o G3ees ne rst page o ara man Choice
TIE NewJer.ey brethren have w h1de IN se'eEss
of Mount Holly. is Grand Master. r. W Rro Red
way has, OF course, been reelected Grand Seete-
Committee on Foreign Correspondence. The work
OF Bro Edwards is in best form and well worthy o.
thorough study.
The new Masonic Musical Manual composed ana
arranged by Bro. William II. James the Masonic
organ!st. has been issued and distributed. and VII
and to the srSthTes c contains al
also many organ solos, social sonEs, ana maze
quartets for all occasions al labor or rereshment
The Three Compasses' is said TO he favorite
sign in London. TWenty-one public houses use H.
tween the legs this advice;
Keep within the compasses.
., Ana ,sen youi be sure
TO rs ssl'o o,h %asy en S,S"Ss'
The Three Compasscs" vas frequent sign with
the Continental printers OF the sixteenth century
a well-known starring point for the onnhuses and
famous Masonic centre was former. CaIen .he
goat may be traced to the Goat Inn" where many
Masons were made.
CopestoHe Lodge conferred the third degree for
of Copescne. officers and felloweIafts OF No. eii
doing ell the work In exceedingly good form.
Sycamore Lodge gave the second degree In ex-
eel!en, form. w Master Eustis presided ana ", ~
also assisted. " Rudolph Hode. Of washington
Lodge no. q, and W l>ochariy were among the
numerous visitors
usual live and carnes; manner. W. Adam HI
the attentive and earnest Master presided, and
silk flag WAS presented TO the lodge. and the altar
Vas a. one draPet Tnn the folds o 81, S brb
begged to be excused for absence a. ne ~ rngdgeh
n pressing bus ness al Tampa me oisaiSl. ISL
was also absent but n. ". Bro. Thomas Moore
offered his services and took charge - ne mn M
same Skin ana faithful devotion az he does AL ESQ
in Masonry or out Of it, T. W pete1 Ross. y, W
kenze were also presen, and assisted.
Lotus Lodge on Thursday evening. and held
pleasant session The mos, pleasing ha PAIL h pa.,
Master William a. Johnston VINO mas almost on
firoly recovered from his recent Illness which news
was received with much satisfaction hy the
brethren.
United States Lode. No. POI met "wednesday
evening. June J. and conferred the thta dee'es on
Wor. BRO Miranda. Senior Grand Warden o. N"
Grand Lodge Of Cuba; Wor Bros C9omb, fearc'
Hope. and Mcmillan. Of Charter oak. The attend
arc We very areT heinz n5~ed II be-
ing Past Master nsht the d"ffer wa wa t con
Wor. Bro Christian Armbruscr In the Wesi. Wlr
Bro. G. g Ruddngton in the South. Wor. bro
Akers. marshal by all OF whom the work was done
in a mastery manner Wor. Bro. Oeilvy, OF liar-
inc distinguished visiting craftsmen assisted ably
IN the general work. thus sis.pg moot pleasing
the entire AFFAIR genuine treat For all PRESENT The
next communication OF United states occurs on
Wednesday evening, June Ia. when the hrsi degree
will be conferred on several candidates. visiting
VIII nnd a pleasant welcome awaiting them.
Labor is an important word Masonry. In
deed nigh, say the most important For this
and mis- ALONE aoss man s,o % srrs
Dor IL the accustomed design or every odge meet
Es Eat By 90 sgee Ss asor s az a
ron will be visible and he will receive his reward
Tor n even though the building ne has constructed
may in the next hour be oyerthrovn by n tempest
He knows that be has qone NE labor ~. labor
AT least II must conduce 10 his own internal salts
faction. As build neither Solomonic Temple
come visible In works that are imperishable. 50
that when we. vanish from the eyes Of mortals 1t
Kane No 454 had n very enjoyable communica-
ton Tuesday: May 81 The degree Of Entered Ar
George Flint warren jr occupied the East. and
the marshal Frank Ludlam. the south ". r. NJ.
planned the working tools and II. ". Joseph Morris
Ward presented the aprons. The Master expects
mnnicatior' june = upon which occas.on The sub
,nc Degree OF Master Mason VIII BE- conferred.
In l9 room on" so n. to sccommoda,e he very
large number OF visitors who make poln, of Wis.
the Grand Lodge. Among those present were Il.
" Thomas r. Stewart and II. W. Roin NJ Nor
gan.
Americas Lodge No. 1876 CAV. the second degree
Oh Thursday evening. W Master William II. Long
presided Pass Master James T. Fraser presented
was given by Brother Louis W. spanrehl. the
senior deacon OF ST. Adams Lodge. in very
among whom were II. w. Thomas Moore. H.. La
Barre, with the officers. and delegation Of Man
ahatta Lodge No $50 and many visitors az well
as full attendance OF members
Alias Lodge had work its last meeting
Grriday nlghD so W: Master Brooke. Past Masters
Aiisot Brown anu .ie ih' , s.ait'q w 10 riiR
present.
Washington Lodge No. q gave the nrst degree
many distinguished brethren pr Thompson pre-
sonted the apron and " Robert Baker, Of Lotus
Lodge NO. 81 tspa3Se the work9g ST pSc
way Of Gramcrcy; Clark. or Howard. as well as
Past Masters Tyler. Burgdorf and Wood
The Masonic Veterans elected John Russell pres-
dent Thomas H. liillson. vice-president: Herman
Cantor treasurer. and Robert s. Warde. secretary.
cOntnsataI LodS, gave the ihird ees,ee Win
having returned from his sojourn In the AdTon-
dacks with entirely recovered health. was heartily
ana 1oyfully welcomed by the brethren rccelylns
senior Warden Frank s Hskef gave the FIRST SOC
ton. W. White Of MainmoIldt, Lodge. presented
gave the historical lecture. r. W William II
Johnson, r. W. Levi s. Hulsc and John w coburn
also assisted
Charity Lodge No. II on Friday night cor
ferred the third degree IN ne usual good form
with the fellowcrar tenn oticia ,lns Eh;ra sraIs
W Chapman and the oihcers were IN 1000 'oim
Bro PROOFS hT woTkp h S S., I
lecture. Among those present were VS. Lppman
and Proops, OF Centennial; Moore, Of Park Ec%er
were present r. w. Lane. VS. Dreyer Cubber'y
Back. Wunnenberg. Fisher and Brudor.
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