New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
NETWORK CITY.

The members OF the Organization Committee OF
the Whskey Trust have gone to Peoria, Ill. to at
tend annual meeting. which will take place
this week
A solemn high mass OF requiem was offered IN
the Church Of the Holy Rosary. One-hundred-and-
n!neteenth-st near Avenue A. at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning for the repose Of the soul Of
John A. McSorley who died Of heart disease
at his home No. 303 East One-hundred-and-
twerteth-st., on last Thursday.
The Rev V. j. Sailat provincial OF the Fathers
of Mercy, who have charge OF the French church
In West Twenty-thrd-st.. yesterday celebrated MS
silver jubilee OF twenty-five years service in the
ministry. The mass sung by Dr. Saillat, ana
Archbishop Corrigan, with several clergymen. was
present in the sanctuary The society or Which
DIR. Saat is the head In this country has extern
sive establishments in France. and is Increasing
in membership in the United States. Its Work Is
teaching and the preaching OF missions TO the poor
st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Observation-Disclosures and Fffth-ave.'
gave an Easter Offering on Sunday OF $500
CORPORATION Counsel Scott. who has been inca
FACILITATED for duty by a attack OF grip ard
biiousness for days, will start for Fortress
Monroe to-day recuperat:Ve trip MI scott
expects to return home by the end of this week
I'D Abrahams cashier OF the Southern National
Bank has resigned his place because OF ill-health.
The resignation is to take effect May J.
Cotton Exchange seat the property of Casper
Whitman. was sold yesterday at public auction to
II. A. Mum. jr.. for $50
At the meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Bank OF New-Amsterdsm. which will be held to-
day. George II. Wyckon will probably be chosen
to succeed Thomas G. Acton as president Mr..
Acton retires because OF ill-health
Kane Lodge Of Free Masons has prepared form
OF certificate OF life membership to which every
member is entitled who has commu,ed his dues in
accordance with the bylaws. 1t will be sent 10
those who inform the secretary OF their desire to
receive It. Since the last meeting. in March three
members have died Bernard l. Smyth. aged sew
enty-fo Dr. Arnold G. HAYES, aged eighty-one.
and W. Jennings Demorest. aged seventy three.
The lodge will tonight in the Masonic Temple.
Encampment No. 49, Union Veteran Legion. Will
hold social entertainment at IT'S rooms No. .
Union Square. tomorrow at p. m. All veterans
eligible the organization arc cordially invitcd to
be present. They will receive a soldiers welcome.
Percy Alden warden of Mansfield House. East
London, will lecture at the Union Theological
Seminary. No 700 ParE-ave on Thursday and Fri
day at p. m. The subjects are University Set
Elements" and Life In East London" The public
| is invited TO the lectures.
Mails from Hong Kong March 2O Shanghai
March %; Yokohama. March 80 due in New
York Thursday. April 49, Mails for China and
Japan will close at $50 p. April IL. via San
Francisco: April 49, via Tacoma.
Patrol wagons with fine teams o: horses were de
verc1 the East Eighty elghtn-st.. East One
hundred a nd fourth-s. East one -hundr ed ID
twenty IN st. and West One hundred twenty
nfth-st police stations at o'clock yesterday morn
| ing. and they went into commission at o'clock
last evening.