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EurlCE OF ASSESSMENT Roll No
tee ~ assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No Isl Tor the Improve
rsenf 81 Columbia street. IN he city 90
SEATTLE. under Ordinance No. 5.e61. ard
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
peat ron ~ Local Improvement District
- Isl. for the Improvement Of Columbia
(igest, from the easteris margin ~ FIRST
(Y"ane IN ihe westerly margin ~ Third
(evaee under Ordinance Nn a.e~f. has
(eea reported by the Board 81 Public
Hosks To the CITY Council Of the CITY ~
featiie. ana : now on file In the otfice
n the City Comptroller and eS-ofticfo Cay
ieFk ana The sAuae y nov orea for pub
F. inapectlou AZ said Office and sill remain
(psa for Inspection untii Monday. the atn
taS ~ December sos ~ o'cIssck n an.
Fh- all psrSooS Interested are hereby "a
[0sTed 10 appear before the city Council
y a sess' ~ thereof 60 hs hell IN the cours-
r. eaAnhsr "a the citv nal on said sih
~ y axe objections thereto At SAID t!.ne
p liked he cisv council viii consider anv
~ sll objection made and will make such
[ofgvciioas 80 said roii is - deems 1usf.
- wti tAn8 bS ordinance approve SUCH
~ sla1 levy and ASSESS ihs amounts there.
-sS t'st each pHrcoi and lct Of Land
f1sNn IN s1jA roll and declare the "a ne a
- afA tarroo. Sal matter may l., Sa-
1-snf3 = ss'@r Gsta II 80 ordered by
s ctiy Couuc.l
WILL. r. PARRY.
= tub2tfrtie- 2rt EN-sa ffcto cay Clerk
f he tNty - Seattle
ssA's g Utst publication NoYesns>s~ l..
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FLAG. RIG AND NAME.

NN1"o'a toaay
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Clearing house operations. One reason as
signed for me weakness 81 Northern Pacific
also has been the low ratio OF its operating
expenses, which has aroused fears IN soma
quarters Of a stripping OF tae property
Northern Pacific has suffered chiefly. low
ever. from the belief that projected new
lines in the Northwest foresaa3ow the
breaking ~ Of the entente oordsale that
has existed among railroads IN thai ccur-
try The uGus9a ton IN Northern Pacific
has had an influence In checking The gen
eral advance IN the latter part Of tire week
There has been a large business IN bonds
during The week, though by no means up 70
last weeks high record. The market has
shown the same irregularity as that for
stocks. United States rev IS coupon and
the IS coupon have declined n. ana the
other IL coupon, the new Is registered and
the IS registered = in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money On call. 2Qzls per cent. last loans.
per cent: prime mercantile paper, 331Gi12
per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at si.s5is Ef4.so
for demand ana s4s2s. u4,sgz for So days;
posted rates. Ass and s4.ssis: commercial
oils. $4sitf4 a1a.
Silver certificates. eoaaflsIc: bar silver,
sssc: Mexican dollars, fslsc.
Government bonds, strong: state bonds,
strong, railroad bonds, weak.
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THE CITY OF SEATfLE-D Of
| Finance. Treasurer's Offiee-City Treas
arers Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
bert roll Of Local Improvement District
Re. i7a in the Cfty OF Seattle. created by
TrsilHanee No. 5o8 Entitled ar Ordinance
lrnsidlng for the Improvement OF First Az
nns IN the city OF Seattle. fron Pike
(reet TO Denny Way by replankinE the
bms. and providing for the paym n there
pr by the mode Of immediate payment. and
Establishing a fund for such payment by
p assessment upon all lots and parcels Of
end benefited by such Improvement under
Pc provisions ~ Ordinance No a~5 ap-
Proved April ss;h. 1902 as amended ny Or
insnce No, $40. approved May sth, isaa.
md Ordnance No. 4s9a approved May 9Th.
tSs, and the City Charter as now in force
tas been certified TO me FOR collection and
at unless payment of the assessment
tsreon contained Is made within - DAYS
POM the date OF the first publication of
fs notice such assessment Shail become
(eiir1uenf ana shall bear interest al the
pie q 10 per cent. Ter annuu until paid.
|ni II nor paid before such assessment shall
PAN become delinquent penalty u 5 per
Pit shall he added, and the sums deiin-
fieni shall 10 entered or the annual tax
~ Tor the current year against each lot
Pr3 parcel so delinquent and with the In
frest collected as other taxes, separate ac-
>DuHf t@tne Kept thereof and II not paIA
fKhin the tim. fixed for the payment OF
fIs taxes shall be collected together with
fEh additional charges ana penalties "a
II authorized n he charged ard collected
p other delinquent taxes. each lot or par
n SO delinquent shall te cold FOR the
i ouur - sssch assessment with interests
~ costs az the time and In the manner
p by the sane authority as lands ana LOIS
y sold Fer city taxes
| A. II E'0pTE
City Treasurer OF the City % Seattle.
Ihate of first publication. seattle Wasd..
\ nseniber I-th. iSssS
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CRY NOTICES.


rsfss.ng fer ire Improvement OF I>eEorz
b 80 ITs the cay of seattle. from tie pzb-
81 rnairs SEVER in Eighth Avenue 20 the al
h<tresxs F..ta ard Sixth Avenues. 5y
Xrssr1sc;sng an tFonssons pipe sewer
rassrs.3 ;st SAID portion of saE4 street. to-
3rasr wiki 81 f'ecsassFy AYES. Openings.
q zrAsles !anErhgessx. se1tiAa'0Ts. eaten
L. ana flushing tanks. and providing
= ssk uagrlert therefor by the mode OF
,ns,ssate payment. and establishing a
- for sBch payment b. an assessment
- III lots and parcel. 81 land benefited
~ s.,sa Improvement. under t1e provisions
Fl 95r95nzsss No 3s5. approved April 9Th.
sy as aassaGez5 ay Ordinance Ne. 10. ap-
~yst Mas slh. is.4. and Ordinance No.
y = zspgoyed May 9Th. I.s. and rse City
Il ra4 fer collection ard Ssat g8asgg pay
IL az the assessment thereon contained
II ~,ass. within - days from the DATE OF fae
NJ c,gbicati0n q this notice such assess
L. anal become delinquent and snzii
!. r. sr,ssrssf AZ tsse rBte Of ~ per cent Fer
.rnm un.ll paid. and II not paid before
- assessment snail have oecons deiin-
! -. = penalty 0f per cent. slali BE- aid
ard the sEr3s delinquent shall De sE-
= reS an tee ANNA TAX roll for the current
L. .aalnst each .9t and parcel 40 delin-
7'rers and wftn she Interest collected as
y - taxes. separate account. oeIag keps
<rsos ard Il nor paid EItaEn the time
n 81 for the payment OF city taxes. shall
! cegaected. together with such additional
xrres ard Penalties are auf lorazei 70
eaargea ara collected On other deian-
sEs.rt faxes each lot or parcel 80 aeIrquex,
81 m - sod for the amount OF sgea Assess
Z 4gt. with interests aud costs. al the saTne
- IN the manner AID by tue same author.
a H FOrTE
II City Treasurer Of the City o. Seattle.
/ Date Of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
November lstn. 1855.
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Efearancex EaszresS-
Seattle .. .Hf15. $50 a. gDG.I1. 50
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- City Treasurer Of the city OF Seattle.
h. Date Of first publication. Seattle. Wash,
evernbsr lsth. 1855
A4HE CITY OF sEATTLE-clty Treas
Ersr's notice
Notice Is hereby given that the 2ri an
Hosh La nstasln3suf Of local Improvement de-
~ Nc. los for the Improvement OF E~ss-
- "a street las widenee by ordinance Ife7,
II PIKE gtreet 10 Yesler Avenue under .hs
49, f1ytsioga Of ordinance No. $3.50 whlrh
i4sg asiaes for the improve uaent Of said street
~ Curling and Paving certain portions
bjnA Esxeos and providing for the Payment
- Ssregor IN .nsiailments and establishing a
snx Ind for such, payment by fhe Ievylng and
-. kaectson OF special assessments tInon ana
In Saperty benefited oy the Improvement aud
- noyrslng for the issuance Of bonds a. an
7F4k0rxsa by an ACT ~ the legislature of the
AZ Of Washington. approved Marcb an eite
t6]Ss "a aaa under the provisions Of ordinance
Isns: 10 sse approved May n. 1884, as amend
8 * By ordnance No $40. approved july
uxkth 1851 and. isss City Charter AZ amend
IA arr now In force has been duly certified
!, me Cor collection, and the respective
----vylns therein charged and levied agalnst
IT, IN parcel ard lot OF land. and part f1err-
Roo4H I'm sad district IL payment OF such in
tsllmsat remains unpaid and the same.
skriudsng the interest on the whole amount
cdkksrgsi must be paid on or before the lith
~ Of December. lsss Unless payment b.,
4kase on such installment on or before tha
sEh aay OF December. 1885 the same shail
-. Eeoule delinquent and shall bear interes:
feat:1s the rate al per enS per annum. until
Itx1n&&lld. ana ~ not rsiI brfDfe said time a
keraity o. five g, per cent. shall be added
Had the sums delinquent shall be entered
q lie annual tax roll for the current year
1gans. each lot and parcel OF lard. ard
art thereof so delinquent, and with the
COZ ai4 1870 .s os S'Assteu az
.un3harges or penalties as are authorized 10
- charged ard collected on other delinquent
- &xas and each lot or parcel OF land 50 de-
!. r1nqgent shall be sold for the amount Of
sasmtteh assessment. with interest. penalty and
ssyS3sts in the manner provided BY Law
ding. III E0oTE
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
II Date of la publication November L. 1893
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[. S. SIS l07asN. J. Cen. IS IA
New Is, reg ..l21is North Car. 6s ...l2S
New Is. coup .l2sz. Fours -. .-...laS
F'ours. reg ....ul4si Nor. Pac- lists LII
foQTs, coup lib Ihrees 49, oot2
TTos, reg ss12l FoGTs -. leila
Fives. reg ...,U2izl NY.C. & Stills 1855.
Elves, coup liza. Nor. * West. IS IL
District Sss lis IN. w. Consols ..l42
Aia.-Class A ..i0952I Deb IS -.....-u112
Glass y .......lo5 lOr. Nav. lists lii
Class G .......lu FourS ...-.lul
Currency .. LOO Or. 5. L. 6s, {. r.l2sS.
Atchlson IS $50. s72sI Elves, I. =. - .lqSAA
Adj. As .-.-.... 7tisi Pacific is Of '95 .lo2i2
Can. So. 2as ..119l2 Reading As ...... s2ls
Chi. Term. Is :. 9Il4 r. @. w lists -. %
Ches. & Q. 4i2s 81 St.L. & Inc IS ss.s
FSves 80. ms ISL. & SFG.6s. l2lis
c.. II. & d. AIS, lo4as 81. Paul Con Isl
D. & r, e. lists los lS5.P.C. a. P.lstsl-ll2
Fours -. -. s9Ssl Elves - $50. -1is4s
East Tenn. 1sts.lo7 5. {. Non-Fund.
F w&p 1s.s,t.r. ~ Stand R. & T. IS =
G. II. & 5. A.ss.lo5 r P. l.. G. lstslos7s
Seconds Jos Reg. Ids $500. Il
II. & r. Cen. IS. MS Union Pac. Is -. ..
Con. IS ........lIi U.P..D < G.1sts SIN
Iowa c. lists ...1047si Wabash LIST IS ..111s
La New Con 4s.10si. Seconds &C.. -. slia
L. & n. Uni. As. 1850 West Shore Is III.
Missouri IS .....100 Va Centuries :. -
No, X. & T. DDS 65i4 Deferred ?. -. :
Fours .... -. 9l2s Wis. Cen. lists . GIN
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cars. gave corn = strong start Al excai-
.snt cash demand together with a small
interior movement. stimulated the hul ssn-
tarnsnt and prices ruled strong Nav closed
with gain OF tgc.
\ good cash demand and the advance in
corn strengthened cats Sacr-s were forced
10 cover and some % ,he NOS, prominent
xo5ss added 70 their line. May gained Sc
HE strength Of the coarse grains had d
nrTning influence in provisions Traders
sNsugat freely and also offerings froEn pack
Ing interests forced prices upward Pork
and ribs advanced Tlsc each ana lard 2s.c.
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Hop=-A' LONDON. Pacific cost, firm,
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Gre$n Frut;s 0oHhngi Oranges. ys,er.
eta fancy S.%.!& =; new crop seesisr.rs
s. %. uavcls 8. lemons. fancy J's.ifs~~-,
81 ss!S. 20. appias fancy. 8 81 81 a
box cooking aPplrs. 4.sssaa,. -
box pears bA.H$i per box o,,i~l.+.
81 p r.r box BLACK grapes. S,ss .s,.- kf,ts]'
at $500 Vsr crate. T0kaV s.sf 81
tauanas. s. @.ss225 pr bunch. cravh..rf..s
S>aa.s0 PER t,el. s3&t3 - per ocx. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
KING sOLOuoy.s LODGE 40. 279.

King Solomons Lodge Is the largest lodge In IN"
Ninth District. but It's good name does not rest
upon its numbers or it's bank account but upon US
good work in and ont OF the lolgcroon. -pon the
earnest devotion Of all The members and upon ne
unstinted manner In which No. 21e dlspcnses char
fly. and also upon It's woil-kno"- hospitality 80
man who enters King solomon Lodge ever goes
away dissatisfied bat feels that ne has witnessed
or participated IN. good Masonic work. Good WORK
square work such will pass the Master over
seerS
Last "Wednesday evening the third desree was
given In the solemn and impressive manner pT''t-
lent In this lodge. ". Master lgnatz Blr.cf pre-
sided and Il " Adam SchaaN the -. D. - the
Ninth District who paid 20 ,he l0dge social ana
fraternal visit explained TIE working tools Past
Master Steeg gave the historical lrciIr" oth"fs
present were X W Herman Cantor. Henry Fran
kie Emil Frankie and y. Hertz Among the many
visitors were Il " Heinrich Breunich and X ".
Inteman H. D's. X. W. Leopold SAFER ana VIE
lam A Swan also IS Finkcnberg. Gar1". W"hnrT.
Hirnrnelsbach Levy. Schwarizman ana large dele
cations from Gernania Humboldt ana other lodges
After closing the labors IN the lOds"room the hr"ih-
rem were invited TO partake ~ collation. IN the
hanouct room. where r. VS. Schaan ana Iniemdn
made short addresses 10 the brethren
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GARiDALDI LODGE 10. ZIP.

Last Tuesday evening Garihaldi Lodge met for
the Nrst time w its new quarters. the large and
commodious Doric Room In Masonic Hall. The
room was crowded 20 OVERLOOKING and the brethren
all congratulated the lodge and the energetic Mas
ter, W Giuseppe Cristos. upon the success Of this
new move and upon the evident prosperity the
iocge enjoys. r. w. Remiglo Lopez District Dep
uty OF the Tenth District paid the lodge an unof.i-
cial visit and added his congratulations and good
wishes Tor Garibadl lodge did r. W. Luca
francia Past District Deputy. and w. y. Nelc-
m'na, a Pacini and many brethren from the
Tenth and other districts
pleasing feature was the presence Of exec =
tent nand. discoursinS sweet music. Every Of
'hi' hand wore The white apron. and contributed
WuCh 10 the imnr'ssvencss Of the ceremony. As
wei as TO the enjoyment OF the evenings enter
tahment iNO. Louis Schneider acted rs leader
though ne said with becoming mcdcsty that each
OF the musicians n bandmaser
The iirst degree conferred In excellent form
In The old way. using tho ritual Of the Ancient and
Accepted Rite AS IS the custom in the Latin dis
trict
Garibald Lodge has opened opportunities for
tsef by this excellent move and change O: nights.
onC with the earnest effOrt9 OF the live and cncf
getic Master. assisted by his efficient officers. II
VIII indeed be heard from again in the quarries Of
the craft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
CRESCENT LODGE no. I02.

r. ". Charles ". Drake District Deputy OF the
Sixth District made his final official visit 20 his
lodge, No. io2 last Thursday night. The COM
mandary room was secured for the purpose and was
handsomely decorated with palms and flowers. and
tho occasion duly celebrated by the members
Of Crescent Lodge and It's Past Masters. who filled
the various stations Past Master Lowrie pre-
sided and received and welcomed the distinguished
member Of Crescent. who presented by r. w.
George ". White Past District Deputy OF the
Sixth. " Bro Wall occupied the West. Caster
the South Terrier was Senior Deacon, Richard l..
Gibbs Junior Deacon. and r. VS. Lackey and
Rouse also assisted. There work and the
entire evening devoted 70 the festivities OF the
occasion ana 70 doing honor to the Master OF
Crescent and the District Deputy Of the Sixth Dis
trict.
Past Grand Master John w. Nrooman during the
evening in one OF his excellent and thoroughly
Masonic speeches presented Bro Drake with
magnificent floral piece intended for Mrs. Drake.
from the members OF the lodge, which was ac-
copied on behalf Of the lady by the brother. VI.
dressed tho brethren, IA did K ". Wright -
Pownall Deputy Grand Master. Ebert Crandal;
Samuel 6 Miller OF the Iwefth District, ana ,ha
many Past District Deputies Cohurn, Roberts.
Iulse. Gatcns and Andrew Patterson. NJ. often
hoeffor. John ". Allison. H. 7. DERRICK. William
or Dorlc Lodge there McKlosky Ernst and
Perham. Titar. Of Arcturus; sheldon. OF Cont
mental. brooke. OF Atlas. Degans OF Adeipnc;
i,usfr II Sycamore: MlddlehrOOk OF city No. .oS,
S.aright of Knne. AZ well many from other dis
tricfs Il was indeed sOciabe and representative
gathering doing honor 20 the District Deputy as
well a. 70 Crescent Lodge me Tempe Qudr.e.
sang beautifully at the intervals OF speaking and
f-frolucfiOilH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
DIR CUBAN BRETHREN.

Tho following letters need no explanation or
comment. The brethren Of the Empire State have
ever been foremost in all works Of charity and IN
due time ready 10 DO all that the teachings OF
Masonry demand of them. but our lodges are well
organized and desire TO do good in the Fight way
and through the proper channels
Dear Brother Editor In view OF the fact that
ali our lodges have received the circulaT issued
asking contribuiions in ala Of the destitute Free
NasSS a9a {he ra ad Master Deems best
the reason no action he's been takfn oy the crndt
To mis- end incose a copy OF the letter written
with the approval OF Grand Master.
neal was issued a correspondence as to the feast
blity of his movement had taken place between
the Grand Master before making known his con.
Of ae United States in the E RA Il EIERs
Masonic Han, New-York. April 49, 1893
Edward Woo Ats4ta R Gs 70 your letter
OF the 1lth inst. permit me 20 say II would be use
view Of o s his authority to ihdorse the cir
cular which you have been peased to mall 10 inc
wqtng q 10 ths Grand Master on this matter
Time since and his reply thereto. after correspond
sa5 Sl'A the President OF tho onso states
pedient take any action still exist, and VIII con-
tnue 20 exist until peace has been restored In
ne OF rsPGs5s MasSse re mse bT
the craft can be distributed. any effort In the d.
rectiO1 OF raising funos for the Drethren OF uph
IL absolutely useless IL is for this reason that no
action has been taken by the craft Of New-York
Although IN correspondence with the Grand
Lodge Of cuba have not received communal
cation from It In two years. Masonry Is under the
ban there. ! know Of my own knowledge that the
Senior Grand Warden Of that Grand Lodge Is and
has been for long time engaged In business here
pending the conclusion Of the war now In progress.
The lodges OF Cuba, ! credibly informed have
FOR The time being ceased 10 meet Many OF our
Cuban brethren have linked their fortunes with
the breve hghting for freedom; many others
are exiles IN fair land. II Is impossible
70 reach the families OF tho Cuban brethren In
distress at this tuncture. except through the in
erurnentaNty Of their most relentless zoe. the
Spariard.
Let assure YOU. nv brother. the craft of New
York has never listened with deaf 10 tho cry
q distress ard that when the time comes for real
henevocnce II will be found among the foremost.
Fraternaliy. =. NJ L. EHLERS.
Grand Secretary
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phocp,x chapter conferred the Mark Degree NJ
= George Van Nliet and r.. Herbert l.. DedrlcH
We're in attendance
,.ra.cc,t CHAPTER conferred he RoNl Arch De
gree + II. P White inyi'ed =, II T. Wa Va Md,r C..
n"lIian CHAPTER No. 40; Twlss. OF Sylvan No 4ssi
fiay@n. OF Dallas. Tex; k l. Lowen.tein. OF!
- +; Dnvlo McKeiscy also assisted.
Metropolitan Chapter No. 40 met wednesday
.v"niug There being work very pleasant AID
snc'nI hour was passed. T.. Eugene '. Aker pre-
eSded assisted by +. II. P.s Kelly England. ms
sn,h,rg Fitch and Tobias Nearly every chapter
IN the city was represented. notably Mount Zion
Manhattan and Amiiy.
~. nr,nted proceedings OF the annual convoca-
,,nn 81 the Grand Chapter OF Ne~-York are out,
and show even more than the usual care an, ana
's',in, Of having everything In precise crner lhls
h,,,g Tho centennial convoca,ion more interest IL
IS Infested by tho companions. who sincerely con-
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rOHHiNDERl NOTES.
Hcad,uartcrs Ascension Dav Committee.
HnrOneh u Nanhniinn.

New-York. April &C. 1898.
In compliance with instr. tons. ih' ioll9"lns ~
fouiliig H. participate In th" parade ana 'hur'h
services on ascension Day:
Tirff- Eminent iioh'rt =. Lyon - hereby APP
,.it..,l aid and vii. ic OLtrcc o'' oriiutlA
.:n.ord Eminent Charles l.. Newton IS assigned
a. thr charge a. Grand OIL. crs .
Third commentaries VIII assemble at Masonic
IN nav. f-o,rn.lv al 40 o'clock I'm the following
orl.r Police band. York 'ommandcry NO o.
officers u tn" Grand CoigmanderS IN farri1 49,,
Morton t:1mmaudery No T. trur de Lion ON
rn5nlcrv 30 o. Columbian 'ommandeiy no. l.
Palestine Comlandcry No y ana lxnnmo" OH,
column Of sections int rivals or forty l'et VIII ne
ro,rth lin. Of march. Twenty-third-st. TO
ifth-avc. 20 Twenty -siNth-tt 10 ~
CHURCH When head Of column arrives * IhrtN-
nfih-st lines VIII !" formed by YORK &C innant'ty'
officers of the Grand cOnmAnd"ry innIchlhE, pc
tv.ecu tie unas and under nm arch OF steel ON
,,t g, I'M th,n he given redu'r sections 20 column
of divisions. return swords. forward march On
entering church. uncover nhron w r.n w. ~
e.ot.d AZ conclusion of services commentaries
viii march out in order OF entering church' re-
sumo march 10 Fortieth,st 10 p', i,sN,s; !"
l-Efh-Whcn head OF column reaches twenty
eirhth-at a halt VIII be made In order 10 permit
Grand Officers 70 take ithIn nine feet Of front
and cIntre II reviewing officers), counc! o'ncers
Will salute. colcr guard iipping ai nassin"
salute and DIP un'h nine i''' P"''' ~ '0
IL, al a ~ EomnanderIes will assemble In the follow
~, ~, -. c,eur DO Lion Austin Room Columbian.
,Ht,h r'rrdor Palestine and vanhoe. second corr
dor and march out or Masonic nan ia o'"e' Vi
'ccyenth-C commanders will report 10 aid the num-
h.r NJ swords In their command; they are also re-
nuested 10 have this order rsaa a. neS o.
Comma ldsry also on any VI pA'"ae 'e'0'e '@N''"s
"Elxhth-Commandsrs Of commAnderiss and aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
THE REAPER N THE CRAFT.

Funeral s.r.lce for Sir knight Peter Shields was
held al his late residence. No. "A Jane-st Satur-
day evening. May :. He was member OF Pales-
tine Commentary II twenty-eight years standing
nm an old member of Evangelist Lodge The
lodge service was performed In a feeling manner
by WOr Bro John f. Baldwin. who was Wor
Master of Evangclis, Lodge AT the time BRO
Shields received the degrees
Robert Porter Skeiton. born a, Harrisonville
" Va died IN NewYOrk April Is. 1925. He was
for many years one OF the most SUCCESSFUL SIX
statesmen In THIS city He was made "A Mason in
Reid Lodge. Indiana and affiliated with Kane io'
Now-York. In lss3 His remains we're taken TO
Charleston Ill., and there inferred with M9sonic
ceremonies bv the brethren OF Charleston Lodge.