l. o. OF G.. F.
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RATION AND NCERT.
II HE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
Of New York Lodge No 4 respectfully beg leave to an
March 2h 1875 for the Benefit of the widows and Orphans
Fund of the Society which occasion JAMES T. BRADY
Esq has kindly cons nted TO deliver Grafton The cele
brsted ANGLEsEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered
their abe services and will and sing
number Of their hest glee Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXIMILlON ZUBOFF and PUPIL, Miss, years Of age
have eadered their services and will form the Panote
Souate arranged for four hands by Beethoven Mr. r. HAM,
BRIDGE has also kindly consented perform Overture
the Panofo number Of Ladies and Gentlemen have also
volunteered their aid this OCCASION and of the
popular Ballads.


Tickets procured the principal Music Stores and at
the door the evening Of the Concert also OF the following
Pentlsmen:-


General Storms, J Sherman Brownell,


Gideon Ostrandef, Tbos. X. Kellinger,


b. J. Me-erole, E. + Purdy,


James Conner X H. MCrrs,


And from the following


COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
q Coachmon, James Reed,


f. f. smith, Geo. Relyes,


Jacob C$olvin, Geo: w: Dawson,
q. n. Ksllinger DR.. w. w. Tompkins
VIM. B Barber, John Faulkner,
Stephen Brooker, Il. j. Wayne.
w. II. Hyatt, w. Bazely,


Major J. Hopkins, Mckibben,
Geo. Haywood, Thos. Brown,
III. Bazely, NJ. Fallen,


Il. d. Earle, y McCrackeu,
J. g. Msgnuss, DR.. Il. Tute


and Captain Stephen Miller, Of Brooklyn.
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