New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

Passengers the Third ave horsc'cars ma IL uiu'
cult to make out the streets, as the names are hot Oh
the new circular lamp-slobes
Il Irnatius Council OF the Catholic Benevolent
Legion installed last evening these officers James VI.
Hughes president r. H. SpIlngmeycr, treasurer ana
Frank Burke, marshal
The Christmas collection for the orphans in st.
Patricks Cathedral now all in, amounts to S32oo'
Delmonico's February a. the time and place
fixed by the Catholic Club for its anniversary dinner
The Rev. J. J. Dougherty of st. Monca's Church,
gave festival last evening in the nall attached 10
the church. for the children of the parish.
The United Irshmcn is the name of new irish
revolutionary organization which has been started IN
this city, to take the place Of the old Fenlan orSaa
ton. which is torn by dssensOns and Is now almost
sefunct The men at the head of this new effort to
rescue Ireland from England by force are Johh 'oh'
don. treasurer John simmons. financial secretary
and jeremiah O'Donovan Rosa, general secretary
The steamship Celtic reached here Yesterday in com
mand Of Captain Parsell who has been III charge OF
te Teutonic all summer. The latter vessel has been
laid m for a time Among the passengers on the
Celtic we're Paul Blouet MAX ORcln, p. Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Baratti, r. J. Trcadway, Mr. ana
Mrs J. Patch, W. G. Rice. Frank Walter and II. Row
landson.
Professor Felix Adler gave a lecture on Religion
before a large audience at Cmckelng Hall yesterday
morning.
Miss Charlotte y. Bates. the author, has been at
st. Vincent's Hospital since Friday evening. suffering
from pneumonia and meningitis. Yesterday she was
somewhat delirious, and her condition was regarded
as critical The physicians at the hospital said that
she had not had any symptoms of the " grip
4 veteran of the war, about sixty five years old
was fornd living dead at Pier No. 90. Fast River
Yesterday afternoon. His identity is unknown lie
wore Grand Army badge, had full gray beard and
wore black diagonal suit, white shirt and laced shoes
His body was sent to the MOrsuc.
T. Y. Powdcrly General Master Workman Of the
KNIGHTS of Labor and other prominent labor men Will
address meetings of National District Assembly No
60 Of painters decorators and papcrhaneerS' TO be
held i'm Cooper Hail. NcwaIkavc.. Jersey City, ana at
Union Hall. at York and henderson SIS
Tie funeral Of the Rev. Adolph Rubin reader Of
The Temple Emanu FL took place yesterday at that
church Rabbi Gotthel preached. The burial Wa
in cypress Hills Cemetery.
The mystery concerning the disappearance # Rich
ard H. Buel, the mechanical and civil engineer AZ
No 2O6 Broadway, and son Of the Rev. DR.. samuel
Iucl remains unsolved. 1t is known that he was
anprehensive Of his financial condition few days
before he disappeared. and this gives his friend,
prcatcr anxiety about him. lie was for many years
an officer Of the Engineer Corps II the Navy, from
which Office he resigned on July Z, l-6'.
The German Press Club gave Its holiday entertain
mcnt en- saturday evening. Addresses were delivered
by Arthur Koebncr and Cail Ilau-cr. interesting
selections we're played by Conrad Ansorgc, the guest
Of the evening.
The Hungarian Society OF this city chose the fol
lowing officers at its annual election: President.
NJ schnitzer; vce-presldcrt f. Levy treasurer, d. A.
Mayer secretary, L. Berg. The society has capital