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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
uREASrRY DEPARTMENT. Office. Super

- vsing Architect Washington D. G. April ~ 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this once
until o'clock F. NJ. the 10th day Of May, 1922 and
then opened erection and completion except heat
anna-atis electric wire cOndus and wiring of
The Kitchen and Restaurant building and the psln
lection Rath Houee and Laundry building at the L. ;
Immigrant station Ellis Island. New York Haroor. in
accordance with the drawings and specification copies
~ v,hIch NAV be had ONCE the ONCE Or the
sperinendent Of Repairs L. s. Court House and Post
once building. New ork cry. JAMES N+NC@N NAi
IOR Supervising Architect.
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DRAwERs.-Pha, Depot g " pept - AF9h
Street Phiia Pa April II. 1SpH-Sealed proPosais IN
trplcae will Ne received here until IL O'Clock NJ Mon
day May T. 1899 for the delivery a. either me Fhla-
delphla Chicago Depos o. the Quarterasters
Dept ~ 100 OO0 Pepere Jean Drawers CONFORMING 70
standard and specifications. SAMPLES VII NUI oe con
sdered The number will be subject % 5Ve increase
desired nv the Department Bids for delivery at o,her
Tenos will be entertained Early deliveries required
and bidders with what rapidity thsy WI
make them. must he made ana
premises 81 the successful hidders fls "
entertained FOR smaller quantities than ADVERTISED TOT
Cernren, reserves right TO reject accept or all
proposals or any part thereof Preference given 10 ar'
dies Of domestic production manufacture cnoitohs Of
quality price ncluding In the price OF iofeish
auctions duty thereon) nNihk
cIyARANTFF in lOr. Of the value 81 the Drawers VIII
he required with BIDS. UNGCARANTEED BIDS VIII not
he considered Blanks for proposals and speclneaohs
will be furnished upon application Envelopes GonanHs
proposals be endorsed Proposals Tor lean ,
Ouarterrnaster General L. 5. Army
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i s. CUSTOM HOUSE. New York, y. Y.

I Collectors Office April 18TH lsss-Seaea prop9ss
for furnishing In such quantities as NAY &c s.,cn a.
scsianeous supplies FOR OF the Customs SeINlce AZ
mis- mort during the fiscal year ending June 50 l N
evnerse thereof payable from the appropriation II
ieHng the Revenue from Customs. 1850, incu.ns gas
water ice fuel and electric current Tor lui,n i
be received al TINS ofiice
nntu 70 ocock noon May s 1922 Sealed proposals VII
80 he received until the day and hour named for me
rerformance of the following services during VIC
tesr aforesaid. Laundering towels for rented prei,
eoor,g and maintaining special hre-alarm box az me
T. s Appraisers Warehouse maintaining %s re-, a, %.
alarm box connecting sale a. ~
Annraiserr Warehouse with Ninth Precinct Stauon
n-oydlnF coupe service for carrying man pe,n w.
.,nraGser's Warehouse Post ONCE f'uliuhs alu
custom House Building and FOR use OF me Sons 60
and Paymhser visiting COCKS ana
e,t o-ces where Customs officers are stationed IN
WORK. BrookIyn Jersey CITY Tor cartng 90 a.
rssr~ss bonded warehouse and other places 10 the
= Appraisers Warehouse The power 70 49, -
~" sebeduie OF the srscies and services tequsu shu
concerning the same can De htn up'h
othei M, ~, H. collector Customs at this port
app'io"''O" " J. COUCH. Special Deputy colec'or
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

. Washington, D. G.. April Is ls9e-sealed proposals.
N upcate VII be received here until o'clock p. NJ.
Monday May 10 1859. and then opened for construct ing
81 rort Myer. Va. barracks. set commanding
oHcers quarlerE double officers quarters and
stoehouse also for plumbing heating the same
where required Plans specifications be at
ms once also al Depot Quartermasters Offices az New
YORK and Philadelphia l. the right 10 accept
or reject any or all proposals thereof En-
veopes containing proposals should be marked Prope
Ior 'as the case may be- Fort Myer. Va and ad-
dressed 10 Major T. E. True. Depot Quartermaster.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edeecomhe-ave, = $40 n Of l5eth-st, lox
81, Daniel Early Ellen p Kellogg Si2IOo
Park-aye n Asth-st. 100 4xlOO, samuel -
jayne, trustee, Simon Adler and others 2O4O
SSth-st n T. 80 n OF 3d-ave 25xlO22, Alex 1850.
ander Dodin, to Emil Hunzlker loSo
Beach-ave, s. 20 II OF Dawson-et, Ioz irreg- $500.
ular Samuel Cowen TO Louis Curtls.........-.. lAoo
2' soc r. t2 y 10 o. Walter Horn 10000
18th Of 2d-ave, 2oxDse; Henry
Specht Bridget Monaghan. .........:..... lVO
4th-st. No i24 East. 2oxsd.2. Charles Schmidt 10 -
Madison-ave. No SIS. corner I3d-sL 2Ixo -.
William Hornbower TO Samuel w Andrews e'"o
Psrk-ave 24s II n Of 7sth-st % ixl00x2I
100. william Davis to James Aneck ana an q, 40
other trustees - =, "'VNN
i4Oth-st No OIL East. l7xi0o: william OGorrnan , 40
II Doherty Ai'""
iOSth-st n = IFS n OF Columbus-ave Ibx
100 IL executors OF Henry Bernheimer 10 Sophie - 49,,
Rothfchild ~''~N
Jeih-st 3 i4OG Of d-ave, 46xsO;
isth-st A s. iie II " OF 2d-ave, p. 61s0. j Pier
non, Morgan to the Society OF the Lying In Hos
pital city OF New-York. .....-..- -.
Webster- ave- % OF ls3dst 3xoS II, =. 49,
Eugene T Woolf Jean L Miller. :. -. iooO
Webst.r-ave 1s3d-st 2oxsS l1x2Ollx q. 40
"a Eugene woolf 20 Jean 1. Miller ~o'oo
e0th-st IA . % ist-ave. bO1loob; William "a ia
Rhinelandsr Michael Murphy. =. l"ooV
eoth-et o 50 n Of Columbus-ave, 311oo:
George Van Hoesen. referee 10 Eliza % no.
7stb1st. No 1853 west, ioxio22 Harry Austin o. no
same property; the Nsw-York Life Insurance and
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For REFRIGERATING AND

ICE PLANT. Chief QuaTtermaser's ONCE 40 Pull
man building Chicago. H.. April "a 1899 sealed pro
posas will received az this office until II O'Clock a. m
Nav 1899 furnishing and erecting complete re-
frigeratlng making plant AT Manila Philippine
Tsands Full particulars and blank forms " proposal
can be obtained application. J. @. c. LEE Colonel
nd chief Ouarterrnaster.
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CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing about

twenty-four thousand tons Of armor for naval yes
sells will be received al the Navy Department until i2
O'Clock noon Wednesday May 81, 1899 when they will
be publicly opened proposal and all information
may be obtained from the Chief OF the Bureau OF Ord
nance Navy Department. Washington D. c CHAs;o H
ALLEN. Acting Secretary -S-S'-
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP

= PLIEs.-ofce Purchasing Commissary. Y. s. Army.
No. 30 Whitehall ST.. New York City -. Y. April IS.
1888 Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
Subsistence Supplies in this City thirty days
mencing May H. 1890 will be received this ONCE until
II o'clock A NJ May s. 1899. Information furnished
on application Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for Subsistence Supplies opened May
:. 1899. and addressed 10 Colonel c. a. WOODRUFF.
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pvERT1sEMENTs and subs.rp'iens fo 81. 5 sr1adwsy
"a door roth OF sists, until o'clock p m o. ,egisr
,n.nt. rec dyed the following branch ONES
srtcs rates until O'Clock .. m, VIZ .os stn et
cor Oldest 52 Bh-ave.. cor l2th-st ma sa,h =, ,oa
i<2 Columbus-aye.. near Net ooii
Wsst l2d-s 0th-svs o2 Ess5 ; sas
be,ween tn sth l5S East 5i,-s.'' ioS'
"a ave between roth and nth ats; beso Sa-aFs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Trust co 20 Harry Austin. ................:
Dusne-st. No ZIG. q. 25xi16.s; Emanuel
Blumenstiel. referee. 10 Anna Van Kirk
1pth-st. No 1883 West. i9xi022. Charles Paul
and wife 10 Erminis scantiin.. !.
lO3d-st. No 506 West. 0xf0olI. 1saac Hessoerg
10 Louis " Dinkelspiei. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
i3sth-st. n 8. 100 II OF 81 Ann's-ave looxlooi
Henry MorgeDthsu 81 al 70 Simon Adler ana
De Peyster-st n e s. I'LL II OF Water-st, runs
a3101 fT2x l7.lx SILK "
81 10 street 23.3: also Water-st,
extends from Pine-st. to De Peyster-st, -xts
x-x64; De Peyster-st. No 8. W s. 10 4x3I 3x
l64x36.11 David NJ Moore and another 10
Eugene r Durkee Observation-Disclosures.
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Reade 81.
Y,,so~-,nhIc Man, Of said real estate may be nae a.
the Comnfroller's once Stewart BUILDING NO 80 DV"U
wav Borough OF Manhattan. after April ISes. -,,.,
For terms and conditions OF sale ana iur'heI pai''SS
lars see city Record. No. City Hall , ,-a
NJ ordsr ~ tie commissioners Of the sinking Euhn
under resolution adopted at meeting OF the BOARD
held March 10. 1880 ,,o = 20, I'D
Comptroller
CITY ~ Nov ork-Department NJ Finance
Cornptroler's ONCE. March % lsse
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Washington D. c.. March 81. 1890.
SEALED PROPOSALS will. be received at this

- Department until Thursday May 4. at o'clock
D. m for furnishing for the use OF its Mai-Equpment
shops supplies consisting OF wire. rvets burrs
emery steel chemicals oils leather thread ETC. In such
OF the different articles respectively and at
such times and from time time they may be ordered
during the fiscal year beginning July J. 1899
complete list Of the articles desired. with full spec
ncatons and Of proposal will furnished ap
plication the Second Assistant Postmaster General
PERRY s. HEATH.
Acting Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEh--wEsT POINT

\, v March % 1seo Sealed proposals in trpllcat e
will be received here until ~ o'clock NJ. April 20 lses
- then onened furnishing such Fuel required our
@ ecsi year ending June 30 1900 L. reserves right
70 reject any all proposals or any part thereof
ra,to, furnished dpon application Envelopes contain
~ nronosals should marked Proposals for Fuel ad-
dressed VIM r. SPt' RGIN Q. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

L ing Architect. Washington. n. 6. Apr % 1889 -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this once uhtn
o'clock = " on the 22nd day Of May 1872 ana tnen
onened FOR the Plumbing Marble and Slate wofk TOT me
,,ain building az the L.. :. Immigrant station f-ls
Island New York Harbor. in accordance win craving
"a r,sciNcstions copies Of which may be had at this
oe5cs Or The oHce OF Boring T1lton ArchlteStS -
Troadvav New York City. JAMES KNOX IAfboh
Arrhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
OFFICE Constructing Ouartermaster Of Fort

- Hancock y. j.. Army Building Whitehall st, New
YORK CITY April ls99Seaed proposals VIII be received
here until Il o'clock NJ. May l. 1859. and then opened
lor the construction Of Ordnance Sorehouse and
lavaory Building Fort Hancock. y. j. according
plans and specifications to he Proposal blanks
and instructions 70 bidders furnished application T. 3
reserves right to reject all proposals g. G.
BAILEY Capt. A. Q. NJ L. s V
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~ BULL Conn April Is lseo-seaed proposals in Trip
construction OF hospital hospital steward =
quarters and heating hospital. Plum Island n Y, will
be received here until II o'clock NJ May IS 1899 and
then opened l. s right to reject accept
any or all proposals any part thereof Information
furnished on application. Envelopes containing pro
tosals will be endorsed Proposals for Hospital, etc
GEORGE A. NUGENT. Q. NJ.
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Citations

I,,vrrrr eTcCJ<LIS Of Gebweler who married Elisa
[ " Ianer ~ Baden. and since 1854 IN Ansilca ~ IN
- auua Of and should Apply 10 tns
titled 20 !ssrteht.-secrea.r Schwszsr Geoweer.
Germ
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Countrp lJroper'p Cor Sale or % Get


NOR SALE or 20 let in Northern New Jersey. large
l4-room house, with all conyeniences. 40 minutes
from New York: minutes walk from station; cehouse,
coal wood and chicken houses fine barn. with accome
dalton for horses and beautiful lawn, snsde
and fruit trees fun frontage Of blooming hedge OF $40
feet same around garden will let furnished or unfur-
nished by year price for sale, sloVp,
rent $500 Address LTTTELL. 694 East i35th.
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Per Cent. on $4,000 Preferred Stock
II Per Cent. on 1000, 900 Common Stock,
S2SO,OOO
$4,000
Si,l2O,OOO
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businesses worked az Il pa he % substantial
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Of the Missouri md
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b
HENRY CLEWS & CO.. IS Broad Street, New York
THE STATE TRUST co.. 100 Broadway, New York
INTERNATIONAL TRUST co.. Boston.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST CO. Chicaoo
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE MAIIcEQUIP
MENT SHOPS OF THE POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT
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financial meeiinqs.
Proposals.
A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. n

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street New
= York City. April II. 1ss9.-sealed proposals in
ipheate VIII be received here until u O'Clock noon MAY
no s and then opened In the presence of oidaer 4or
suppIyins this Department with ash barrels mscel-
hheous hardware galvanized pipe. and ntngs' oils
oshes rope. horse and mule shoes and once furniture
as specned on schedule be had at this once The
d states reserves the right reject or accept any or
az proposals. part thereof Preference Will he
gwen 70 articles Of domestic production and manufacture
sneIuons OF quality and price Including In the price
OF torsn productions and manufactures the duty there
~ oelng equal Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Quartermasers Supplies
ee opened May 2nd. 1899 addressed 10 Colonel A
Depot Quartsrmaster.
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financial mefilngs.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE IN NEw

" YORK.-The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF
this Association will be held the banking house corner
81 Nassau and Cedar Streets Monday. May . loss
n ~ o'clock. ~ .s.
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DIDGEFIELD CONN.-Gen'lemans country residence.
II mansard roof cost $1,000 10 build. 20 acres out
buildings. price only s125oo, II. miles from depot
MHARG. 1877 Broadway
Y,ENAFLY n. ]. (adjoning Englewood).-. srge house
for sale Enge street. $4,000. stone mansion VITA
acreage. $4,000; old historic house very fine. $1,000
picfures1ue with 5000. large stone
house with stables $27O0O Equity SIS co.,
Knickerbocker. wEATHERBY. 27i Roadway. New-Yor<.
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fnanr,al.
finanrlai.


lien 10
IN reG~ao a
Common " Hmret dvdndst surplus h e II
ann tina II tn earnings to &c o
Common pn will cnnA Of In a OF toe
81 Of c s kwinber eered h
East he 10 Mountain
BONUS A OF The
Aens7au Of the Constituent Companies Of ru p
at 900
be acquired ~ OF he O
Compress TRADE IN the
ndy cot great hmprtn m magnitude tn d a II
who LAY managed " b Directors o
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throughout comur being of IN COMPANY
annual o these fac 0Srsof barrels
cd d Of comp d for
Of W
s n eSap g for numerical and n featuring md requires il
rot1nm al is only made In mall quaint
a a
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value e
The cost 4 product OF CONNER vineyards mNho ned
ayowngt ocpns " material nUed anrvte Cany under
develop large h
following Me~sBA
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Cnp 6ouses 60 fet
Couuirn prcperp for Sole.

EFT-OvER HOUSES AND FLATS all prices great
i variety. STEVENS e3d-st. corner coiumbus-avs-
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=. or-Sry -Non.clair real estate MI kinds. sale and
A r.nt CLARENCE 2. TUBES. Beekman-st-. n. X.
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from the amslgamation. and owing 70 the various
the above dividends besides putting a substantial
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29
LINCOLN Relief Corps.

Last Wednesday night Lincoln Relief
Corps No 8, Womens Relief Corps, Of
this city had a campfire and entertain
ment In Bnai Birth Hall. which was at
tended by a very large number Of peo-
pie The patriotism of the camp was
manifested by many patriotic decorations
and the tastefully arranged stage on
which there was a setting of tents in
imitation of a military camp. The affair
was under the management of Mrs. Han
nah ]. Hobbert, Mrs. Dot S Mortimer.
Nina Sheldon and Mrs. Vaughn The
programme included an overture by the
orchestra, the singing of the "StarSpan
gled Banner by Dot s. Mortimer AS
she appeared on the stage detail from
Lincoln Post, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, entered the hall and all rose in salute
TO the colors. The detail formed around
the singer and made a pretty tableau.
Two charming little girls. Misses Adam
and Dearborn, gave an exhibition of cake
walking; Miss Nellie BOwlin, San Fran
cisco's versatile actress, entertained with
her latest specialties and was recalled
with a vocal solo; Kolleher and OConnOr
danced Irish jigs to the music of Profess
sor McCarthy's bagppes after which
there was served in the banquet hall an
excellent supper. The hall was brilliant
in decorations and the tables to accom-
modate two hundred were most artistical-
ly dressed. AS a souvenir of the occasion
there was given to each guest a napkin
having upon 1t the emblem of the Grand
Army, the several corps badges, the
badge OF the Woman's Relief Corps, that
Loyal Legion. After supper there was
dancing till midnight
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29
A GREAT FRATERNAL
ENTERTAINER 7
ANNIVERSAY CELEBRATION OF
THE WORKMEN ORDER.
Thousands Turned Away From Odd
Fellows Hall for Want of Room
to Accommodate Them.

or the 1000 people who received invita-
tons to be present in Odd Fellows Hail
at the celebration Of the thirty-first ami
Versary OF the organization of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen last Friday
more than 5000 accepted, but owing to the
smallness of the hall more than 5000 were
unable to gain admission. The seating
capacity Of the hall was occupied to its
limit and the side aisles were crowded by
men and women who stood during the en-
tire literary and musical programme.
The hall was very prettily decorated
with red and blue bunting, relieved with
many banners bearing the letters A. o.
Y. W. and with American flags. over the
platform there was a very large banner
fringed with silver bullion, having upon
Its face the emblem of the order-the an
chor symbolizing hope and the shield SYM
bolfc of protection. The stage was occu-
pied by Grand Master Workman j. M.
Collins; c. E. Shook. grand foreman;
Frank NJ. Poland. grand recorder; Samuel
Booth, grand treasurer; DIR. ]. l.. Mayon,
grand medical examiner; Edwin Dan
forth, deputy grand master; William h
Barnes, past grand master workman. and
DaVlo >; Hlrshberg, past grand recorder
The vast audience was called to order by
the grand master. who in a few words
explained the purpose of the meeting and
then introduced William J. Hynes, who
for quarter of an hour amused the au-
dience with songs and humorous stories
Past Grand Master Barnes then spoke
for some time on Protection, as Offered
by the Ancient Order. Of United Work
men," and by facts and figures made clear
how the order, in the past thirty-one years,
had given protection TO the benefciaries of
more than 1880 members, who IN that
time had Joined the silent majority. and
widows, orphans or blood relatives of
those deceased members the living mem
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29
Valentine Holt Society.

The members Of the Valentine Holt So
ciety OF the Children of the American
Revolution a few days since. through
Carmel NJ Ostram, acting corresponding
secretary. sent a communication to the
California Society Of the Sons Of the
American Revolution, which was assem-
pied at the Palace, celebrating the one
hundred and eighteenth anniversary ofthe
surrender OF Lord CORVALLIS, at York
town. in which were the following words ::
AS were and are the fathers, so may the
children ever be. May the seed planted
Oy your society in 1873. uniting as It has,
the eastern and western shores In the
bonds Of fraternity, increase in influence,
until the fires Of patriotism shall be light
ed on every hearthstone throughout our
beloved land, and may the societies OF the
Sons, Daughters and Children Of the
American Revolution never swerve from
the purposes for which they were organ
iZed"
To this Edward Bonnell, secretary of
the Society Of Sons, responded as follows:
The members Of the California Society,
Sons Of the American Revolution, ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your patriotic
greeting It their banquet held to com.
memorate the surrender of Corvallis
The sentiments expressed therein are cor
daily reciprocated. and prove that the
same feelings which prompted the nnces-
tors OF the children of the American Rev
olution 70 battle for 2 Just cause are per-
petuated in the latest descendants We
Join In your Invocation that the patriotic
societies may never swerve from the pur,
pose for which they were organized
With best wishes for your growth and
T1T-0s art tfrrf
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29

bers had contributed the enormous sum
of SIS, 900 900, the contributions being IN
small monthly assessments by each, and
explained that 1t is the duty of all young
men with families to protect their homes,
for unless they do so widows and orphans
may come to want.
better Than. Gold" was sung by
Mrs. Walter Malloy. Then came q
tenor solo by w. ]. O'Brien; cake
walk by Master Arthur Parent and
Miss Bessie Shean; soprano solo, Miss
Edna Camp; an address on 'Fraternity
As Exemplifed by the Ancient Order
United Workmen," by Past Grand Re
corder David s. Hirshberg, who in a logi-
cal and most eloquent manner showed
the fraternity that exists in the order and
that is the foundation stone Of its stand
ing and success. Miss Lottie read THE
Innocent Drummer: Professor E. A.
Wolff favored with an instrumental solo,
and the A. o. U. w. quartet, D. NJ. Law
renee, Fletcher Tilton, c. L. Gage and G.
L. Parent, rendered A. o. y. W. songs and
choruses. The programme closed with a
humorous song by Samuel Booth, the
grand receiver. Dancing followed until
/ a. m. This event-the most successful
ever given under the auspices of fra
ternal beneficiary organization in this
cty-was under the direction OF the fol-
lowing named Entertainment Committee
Grand Master ]. M. Collins (chairman)
Deputy Grand Master e. Danforth, Grand
Foreman Charles E. Shook. J. T. Kidd
and J. H. Mcknight. Walter Malloy, d.
rector of entertainment.