New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
N HONOR OF FATHER FRANSIOLL
DINNER 10 COMMEMORATE THE FiFTIETH
ANNiyER>ARY OF Ms PRIESTHOOD.

\ DINNER TO COMMEMORATE THE FiFTlETH
ANNIVERSARY OF Ms PRIE>TH0 D.
4 public dinner TO Father Joseph FranSoli. Of So
Peter, Roman Catholic Church IN honor Of The ap.
proa lu. nfii,th anniversary Of Ms priesthood was
given !n the Assembly Room, Of the Academy of Music
Last evening" Tie hall brilliantly lighted and
decorated and nearly 200 guests seated AT the
tables.
Among them wcrc Mayor Chapn. !. : r. Stranahan.
Iud.e CALVIN T. Pratt. c> Mayor seth Low. Narl
D. Nilbcr Judge Henry y Moore. the Kcr. II.
Price collier. Colonel John Oakley the Rev. Michael
May ". II. Male. ". l.. Boorum. II. d.
Polhcmus. F. g. Ward Colonel J. y. Partridge.
David \. Booty. Jesse Johnson. the Rev. Thoma, +
Wari. II. X. sheldon. L. :. burnham. General II. W
-locdm II. ". Maxwell. General :. l.. woodnr.
G.. VI. Higgins. r. u. Galley. +. l.. Dallon. f. +.
Connor. ~cuator James =. Pierce Thomis j. Kennl.
Thomas r. Pcarsall Dr. j. u. RuShmore. Theodore J..
Wills. judge y. /; Clement. Darwin r. JamcN. A T.
White. luas" T. VI cullen, II. VI. Winter. George J..
Pea>r Joseph O'Ircn " II. Martha. and Charles
N..r the elaborate dinner between the courses
Of Wh,h music was PLAYED. BERNARD j. ! orh mad
the iuciory ,p~ccn and gave the health II Father
Frsnsiou rhc v'ncrlOl. prc,i m,ie a brief speech
m ic.ppnsr and ,ld he accepted the tribute.
administration boo h> honor hut Oh honor of the work
in which hc Engaged lie thcn retired from the
hal a. thr,~s cheers given and went home
Letters ~ regret ad hy Mr. YORK from secretary
Tracy. Chaunccy VI. pcpcw. Dr. h :. >torrs. MurAt
Tho speakers and the toa,ts were as follows The
occasion the Rev. r.. " McCa artv A.: Our Country. :"
Mark u. wilbcr. our city Seth Low Educational
Progress \. G. rcnny "Gucsts.7 John Oakley :
Charity A. T. White.
THE POLICE HAVE THEIR ANNUAL PARADE.
Thc annual parade Of the police was witnessed by
many persons YESTERDAY Scary 800 men were In
Bnc and they formed ranks IN Bedford ave. near the
Eastern District fountain. shortly after noon The
formation In two battaliou, the first composed
o, the mounted squad and ten companies Of sixteen
files front. and the second Of nine companies The
patrol brought mp the rrar. Conterno's band
led the linc and Scrgcants johnson and Coles com
mandcd the mounted squad. The first battalion
under the command Of superintendent Campbell and
Inspector Mclaughlin. tic Fourth Precinct company
under captain Mckevey. having the right of line
ConnOr's band preceded the second battalion, which
was commanded 10y Inspector, Mackcllar and Reilly
Tie line Of march In Bedford and Lafayette
avc,. ~chcrHcrhorn. Clinton and RcmScn SIS. to tho
ilty Hall Whcrr the review took place. Among
thO,c who reviewed the ranks were Mayor CmWn
Police Commissioner Hayden. Police Justices Walsh
Tlghc aud Getting, a numl"r of Aldermen and other
city officials. The marching OF the men called forth
much cOnmcndatOn and ia" pains taken by Inspector
Mclaughlin In drilling them was shown. There were
80 men In the ranks and the city guarded by a
detail Of about 100 men while the parade WAS IN
progress.