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SECRET ORDERS
MR. MCKINLEY'S INDUCTION-MASONRY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale. A beautiful farm, com
Dosinsr of Q2 acres of rich soil, never
failinsr stream on the place. Three I
hours drive, with a load to the Center
Market. Terms reasonable. Call at
this office, or 503 D street, n. w., for
information.
Wanted. Five or ten good collec
tors, at once. Liberal per centage
given. Call at this office from S to 5
p. m.
About a fortnight ago the Masonic
Lodge of Winchester, Va., in which
President McKinley was made a Mas
ter Mason, invited him to visit the city
as a guest of the lodge, promising to
receive and entertain him with full
honors. Abner Wallahan, a member
of the lodge, gives an interesting ac
count of the manner in which the Presi
dent became attached to the Frater
nity. It was in the spring of 1S65, at
tho. clnca rC li inr whfrll McK.in-
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ley was stationed at muicsici. i
was going through the hospital in com
pany with the Surgeon in charge, when
he noticed that the Surgeon was kind
to some wounded confederate prison
ers. After tenderly dressing their
wounds the Surgeon gave the confed
erates some money that they might
procure something which was needed
for their comfort. Mr. McKinley ques
tioned the Surgeon as to reason lor
his kindness to the captk-es, and was
told that it was because they were
brother Masons. The young soldier
was so much Impressed with the inci
dent that he expressed a wish to join
the fraternity. And a special dispen
sation being obtained for the purpose ;
he was initiated, passed and raised to
the sublime degree of a Master Mason
in the Winchester Lodge. From the
Washington Star oj June 5, iSoj.
NEW MASONIC BODIES.
FOR RENT: To gentlemen
nice furnished or unfurnished
with bath. Terms reasonable.
205 O street n. w.
on ly
room
nent Masons present were : P. R. E
G. C, V. F. Powell, Sir Knights, G.
F. Folsom, H. Stickler, and L. S.
Oppenheimer of the Knights and La
dies of St. Paul (white) ; also promi
nent officials of the K. of P. The Su
preme Council by vote decided to
accompany the Daughters of the
Shrine and Pyramid 1 emple to Provi
dence, R. L, in October at the annual
session.
Wend Illustrious D. F. Seville, 330,
Special Deputy of A. A. S. R. Mystic
Shrine and Royal and Select Masters
of the Cryptic Rite, assisted by John
N. Adams, 330, Special Deputy, insti
tuted at Richmond, Va., Eureka Con
sistory, 320, Prince Hall Council,
j&.. O-VLtels'UL'n.st
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Washington. D. C.
Tailoring, Dyeing, Scouring,
Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing,
No delay.
Suits Steamed Cleaned and Pressed i.oo
Pants Steamed Cleaned and Presssed , 25
Pants Drv Pressed,
Pants Altered and Kixed
Pantis ppeSSed
Whiie you waib
CKercoats, Sleeve Lining
Under Coat, Sleeve Lining
Braidinsr Coat and Vest
Pants Cleaned and Repaired
All work
D Street n.
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Last week Illustrious Isaaic L.
Brown, Deputy for Iowa, under the
obedience of the United Supreme
Council, 350, S. and , and the Grand
Council 01 Mystic Shrine and Royal
and Select Masters, presided oer by
John G. Jones, 330, instituted at Staun
ton, Va., Alpha Consistory, 32, A. A.
S. R. ; Valley Star Temple of Mvstic
Shrine and Staunton Council, Royal
and Select Masters.
John N. Adams. Consistorv, 32 of
Alexandria, Va., has on its rolls 25
Sublime Princes and more coming.
The Grand Council of Mystic Shrine
will convene in Providence", Rhode Is
land, in October. Particulars later.
There will be a large shrine parade.
ES SALAMU ALEIKUM.
IMPERIAL DIVAN AL AKARIM.
John G. Tones, zx3. Most Imoerial
Potentate, Chicago; Illustrated James
H. Lewis, 330, Imperial Deputy Poten
tate, New York Citv; Robert J.
Fletcher, 330, Imperial Chief Rabban,
Sacramento, Cal.; Richard T. Greener,
330, Imperial Assistant Rabban, New
York City ; William R. Morris, 33,
Imperial High Priest and Prophet,
Minneapolis, Minn. ; J. E. Reed, 330,
Imperial Oriental Guide, Cleveland,
Ohio; R. H. Freeman, 33, Imperial
Treasurer, Baltimore, Md. ; D. F. Se
ville, 330, Imperial Corresponding Re
corder, Washington, O. C. ; E. W.
Shields, 330, First Assistant Corres
ponding Recorder, Washington, D. C;
E. M. Hewlett, 33, Second Assistant
Corresponding Recorder, Washington
D. c; B. M. Shook, 53, Imperial
Recorder, Cleveland, Ohio ; J. Hume
Childer, 330, Imperial Assistant Re
corder, Topeka, Kan.; E. E. Petti
bone, 330, Imperial Outer Guard,
Grenada, Miss. ; Rev. C. W. Newton,
33, Imperial Lecturer, Jacksonville,
111. ; Isaac Holland, 330, Imperial First
Ceremonial Master, Philadelphia, Pa.;
S. T, Ellsworth, 330, Imperial Second
Ceremonial Master, Albuquerque, N.
M. ; S. B. Brooks, 330, Imperial Mar
shallt Cleveland, Ohio: Dr. E- A.
Williams, 330, Imperial First Medical
Director, New Orleans, La.; Dr.
D. Henri Woode, 330, Imperial Second
Medical Director, Yicksburg, Miss.;
W. W. Taylor, 55, Imperial Captain
of the Arab Patrol, Salt Lake Citv,
Utah; Rt. Rev. James T. Holly, 53,
Imperial Prelate, Port-au-Prince,
Hayti ; Spencer H. Gilmore, 330, Im
perial Keeper of the Exalted Pass,
Providence, R. I. ; H. H. Gilbert, 33,
Imperial Captain of the Guards, Phil
adelphia, Pa.; Arthur Thompson, 320,
Imperial Organist, Baltimore, .Md. ;
L. Y. Pulies, 330, Imperial First Outer
Guard, Washington, D. C ; George S.
Thompson, 33, Imperial Second Outer
Guard, Fort Assinniboin, Mont.
Knights of Kodosh, 30 , Thomas W.
Stringer; Chapter ol Rose Croix, 1S0,
Robert J. Fletcher ; Lodge of Perfec
tion, 14 A. A. S. Rite. Illustrated
Seville also instituted Al Borake Tem
ple of Mystic Shrine and Henry A.
Gilbert Council ot Roval and Select
I Masters of the Cryptic Rite. The Il
lustrious Dr. H. L. Harris, 330, the
Grand Secretary of the Virginia Ma
sons was appointed a special deputy
for the State of Virginia and deputy
for Richmond and Petersburg during
the visit of Inspectors Seville and
Adams. They received much atten
tion from the Virginia brethren ; they
visited the office of The Planet and
Brother Mitchell showed them through
the building. The bodies are com
posed of the leadinsr citizens and Ma
sons of Virginia, and composing the
business and professional and emi
nent men of our lace. The Inspectors
departed much pleased with their trip
to the Capitol of the Old Dominion
State. There were camels milk in
abundance and dessert food. &c.
Great col-
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Gold and silver watches, diw
L'mridB, jewelry, pistols, gone, me
ctiamcal tools, ladies and gentle
men's wearing apparel.
Old gold and silver bought.
Unredeemed pledges for Bale.
and you
light upon dark sub
Bee of Washington,
IMPERIAL DIRECTORS.
Wm. L. Kimbrough,
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Reed, Ohio; J.T. Layton,33, Cal.;
Texas
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umn. Don't fail to get it.
I told vou to be good
wouldn't. For
jects read The
D.C.
Chr. Xander is at 630 Mass. avenue
and 909 7th street, n. w.
Karl Xander is at 439 K street, n. w.,
and Jacob Xander Is at 1315 7th street,
n. w. These are all first-class houses,
1 1 00 20th gt. Rr. L .
WASHINGTON, D. C
J. L. HENDRIX - Manager.
Capital
Furniture Company,
1238 Seventh Street, NJ
WASHINGTON. D.C.
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1250 Seventh Street, N. W.,
Washington, p. 0.
Rt. Rev. Holly, riavti : Rev. Hartley.
33c, West Indies ; T. V. Logan, 330,
Mo. ; E. S. Baker, 33, Mo. ; W. H.
Beckett, . Pa.: E. E. Perkins.
Miss.; G S. Thompson, Montano;
1 tf T T 1 "I 1. r . tir tt T .
w . n. in-jiucv, -uisi. ; . n. Lesier,
330, District "of Columbia; B. M.
Shook, Ohio ; D. F. Seville, 330, Dis
trict of Columbia. The next session
will be held in Providence, R. I., Oc
tober, 1&37.
The Grand Lodge F. A. A. A. Y. R.
of Washington, D C, June 10th, passed
the following resolutions, viz. :
Whereas, In view of the able serv
ices, rendered our jurisdiction by
Drother W. C. Chase," Editor of The
Bee and The Bee in defending our ju
risdiction against the attacks made
from time to time.
Be it resolved, That a vote of thanks
be extended the Editor and The Bee
and our members requested to sup
port iHE Bee, by subscribing and get,
ting subscribers.
Be it further resolved, That a copy
of the same be sent each lodge and
one to The Bee, our organ, for publi
cation. The Grand Court of Cyrene, of Phil
adelphia, convened in its annual ses
sion. 1227 Locust street, Grand Chief
Engineer, Sir Isaaic Holland in the
East. There were Courts from Bos
ton, Baltimore, Chester, New Jersey,
Providence, Pittsburg, Cambridge and
other points. Mrs. John W. Elsey,
was elected as $he Grand Coramand
ress. Mrs. Mary A. Holland, as the
Deputy; Mrs. Mary J. Parker, G. M. ;
Mrs. L. King. G. Maglu; Mrs. D.
Carter, G. Secretary ; Mrs. D. Wat
son, G. Treasurer; Most Noble Ike
Holland, Grand Chief Engineer. After
the grand banquet, speech making and
music followed. Among the promi-
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