New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
n,v ALDERMEN on FATHER FRANsIoLI.

,oord NJ Aldermen yesterday passed resolutions
-, r,.pec to the memory OF the Rev. Joseph fr'','o
-, nhich II was said that Brooklyn "herc no Id"
~ and Iahoed for over thirty years. discharginG the
tis Of his sacred Office, loses one OF It's most us
,,ru,,shed divines and citizens In inc pup" "o
,d his noble abilities lessen the animoslties thas
1870, trom opposing opinions and TO sweeten LIE oy
hioc,ina ali contentious to tho healing spirit VI
charity Ar L.,
Ct peters Church, at Hicks and warren sts.' ana
Cardinal Gibbons and other clergymen OF the Roman
Catholic Church who arc in town to attend Bishop
Ioughn,s Jubilee are expected to be present Among
he honorary pall-bearers win be Secretary Tracy,
Mayor Chaplin, ex Mayor Low. B. d; s'nsn, JudSe
ts'iyyen DR. J. d. Rushmore ". II. Male. Darwin K
Ime. General j. b. Woodward, Judge Moore, A. T.
White and +. J. willis The burial Will be in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
| LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF NEW CHOkCh.
The cornerstone OF the new Bushwiek Avenue Bap-
list Church. at wicrtclds and Busii"icKaVe.' was
laid Yesterday afternoon. The services were conducted
by the pastor, the Rev. j. whtaker assisted oy 'n'
| Rev. George Wceden, OF the Bushwlck Avenue Con-
,o.t,oral Church. the Rev. Mr.. Cox, OF Nj. Oiivet,
y 7 the Rev. Mr. Kramer Of the Union Avenue
| Rantist Church; the Rev. ". C. T. Rhoades OF the
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church; the Rev l.. H. Moofe'
OF the Bushwicl Avenue Methodist Episcopal en"rch'
and the Rev. John HumpstODe, OF the Emmahiei pup
fist Church. The building is Of wocd ana VIII se''
| rooms and chapel The old church has been moved
q, Tho lido NJ the lot and is to be used as an addi
| fiona, chanel The cost NJ the whole Work VIII De
about s15 COO The church was started IN January
1885, by the Brooklyn Baptist Church Extens,oh 90
cicy Mr. WHITAKER AXE rs sr ai rnkr and Ho
nciisvile K Y. The church has nnty four mem
bers and there ore $50 persons connected with INC
| sunday school.
| LONG ISLAND BAPTIsTS TO MEET
The Long Island Baptist Association will hold its
twenty fourth annual meeting beginning this afternoon
| and continuing three days. IN the calvary napus'
| church at sumner-ave. and Decsnrst The an
ma, sermon will be preached by Dr. Daniel c. EDDY tli
afternoon and this evening the report OF the Executive
Hoard will be presented and discussed. On WedneS
dav afternoon the womsn's Baptist Home Mission So
| cie,y Will meet In the evening Drs N, E. Wood and
H VIII :pss1| The w .s.Ss R0's S;sS1
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| INTERESTED AUDIENCES At THE THEATRES.
Double snjoymsnt nvep 70 the sudSncs AllinG o.
PARK raesssc last evening By The psfornanees M AUNT
t~t" md Ono ToucA Of Nature" TIE lstt3 presented
n TN chief performers b "a pssAste dash act J.
ecuedsrt saa Mlss Msud Vantssn. wA4 ssRsw0d coo.
a,Oossa ns fun q 4 3. tan,1's tsrs'o! eemss, O
yrk" Thi, pisy hes proved sses* nvoss. Nsxs wses
re Lyceum Theatre Company VIII BE- Ia "Ihe Charity
| BALL"
The magic and mystery Of the performances Hermann
Who 10 10 great favote with Brooklyn theatrs goers
amused large audience IN tho Lee Avenue AesAsny ol
Music last night Several features appear 10 his
programmes season. and the best pasts
performances Improved aud enlarged. The sbiu Of
Mr. Hermann ably supplemented by the graceful
performance OF his wife, Madame Hermann. j. N. HIS
| .'Money Mad" Will be prsssassd nsxs weak.
week of TRAGEDY - The AnpAiaa Ass<sny wss begun
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