New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

..or,ro and the work exceed
inGly well done 1000 " Mas
Ancient Lodge worked the hrst 3ss' fers WuIfcrd
n n of ibA Eighth Distr explained the Gor nhes
,ooie The lodge was well attended. w: ,s,Ptnrs
Albert Of Chicago. was among Tie '"""' ru.r.
co.oo-. odee moi on Thursday evening lne.
uas M work as the brethren intended , 10 an ~
the evening TO the reeep'lonU an" Wallace A. Downs
colonel Of the fist Regiment. put dne r, wss the
turned upon the brethren OF No. ~ ~ ontertaIned
49, ,.ar. I, vas Colonel Downs VINO eIl'e' 20
o o Wy W charles W. Drake. the master RE
ceived the commander Of the gaan. .ts IN their
hearty worns thrust aside the rules and de
ooorur, n, a Masonic lodge and cheered anu 81 a n
tbeir returned Past Master 10 the ecno, an an ex
sms, III 20 ali this " Brother Downs gave an
boustive and concise review OF ,"' ,or,6pt az
nreisine his men and giving a true s',,ra ,yar
MI Movements and doings during the en mr., he
For over two hours the brave sn n,irg to his
large 'u"ip ~ car from the time the list lett tne
IT,, 70 rho hour they returned. The orethren wars
all attention. breaking our d GA T;lorv az the
FOR the colonel. tho regiment "''
recital went on. -, .,.,,ses
Ade,phi Lodge No % held strictly ,he n mnss Of
meeting on H,d ~ was the receiving Of several
opncations fr membership which M Were Penia
min Raphael presided assisted by .1 ras Rslander
T ~ G, degree will be given nj the next meeting
trno rodro No "a had It's first commun,ss arso
Tor tho fall season and conterrcda ~ as in session
ono Of us members. Major Frank k@cR, "a Having
Regiment New-Yorl Volunteers enre me- inz,,ed 70
Iatslv returned from santioeo ne was Thra,bron
ib East and presented to his applaudine ~ he
In short ard terse spee camnaign and was with
on, doubt the hero of the hour NIL nv ro eesd
closed hg r usual h SGs lodge will confer the
nnd degree At i's next stated communicative" WI
October {. .o..,o, -, Fri
Dor nicb IodTS Master Mccoskev assisted by
PCT Masters Ernst Been. Manners ana peter Ne'-
>,a,,ora, todgo conferred the first degree: with
the Master HAIRY NJ l NV IN Psum Rosen-
r W ] stewart Wilson. Robert L. Wright ana w
Rudoiph Holde were among Nh" visitors
uo wbo labors for man with no faith in GOD
abors 20 little good lie who worshipso HS Ss nroW
ont serving man ,n wprs ,ban Hello he him
pioneer Lodge worked the first degree w LOUIS ,ns
W DuesinG orcSiaed w ex0Isiped the sym
bosm o. he WORKING 0olF ,bs lecture
Tbis lodge has begun preparations 10 celebrate us
centennial anniversary on January ~ - - ,b breth
VIII ne G a1rc, IN ,p and doing" The subscription
hooks "'' were opened on Friday night. with most
satisfactory results .
o ' o Clark presided. R. W william IN Swan su fT
planod the working tools. W John !. '"'"
and W Fred J. Brown also assisted.
Greenwich Lodge conferred tho first degree X
Fredeck slack the Mss'e pr"'1 Re@ch In '9 H
the second bu, It matters rot who confers s Ace ae
gree in Greenwich The work is 'wayT WT corps corps
Of officers and n wel-posted membership as We, vel
"a a nne array ~ active and attentive Past MOS,
tors There are VS. Richardson Tunison BiIN
Gran, and Ralph Mayors. together WIN br'
Muhng the painstakng Secretary.
Mason Is man whose conduct should ps
eo,,arod nv strict rectitude and justice io"ard
ria rollov-creatures: his demeanor should De
marked by the level Of courtesy ana k,ndn ,e'
while uprlFhtness Of heart and Integrity or action
svmholIzod by the plumb should be his distinguish
Ing aoterstics: and thus guided by ne inof
able icwols - Masonry, h" may descend me v4le
~ no with iov in tho hope Of being accepted by
,bo Noet High as a successful candidate for ad-
m .sson into tho Grand Lodge above.