New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
NEW,YORK CITY.

Edward J. Burke, Of the leading members OIL
the Catholic Club Of this city, and also OF te Aa'er
Union, was buried yesterday IN Calvary cemetery
the funeral service being he'd IN st. Agness Roman
Catholic Church, in East Forty -tMIdst'' III tie Pios
ence of large congregation. Register fltzgeraio,
George Williams Felix Fitzgerald, George Swift Johh
(sehcs;cn and John Kane were pdll-bcarers'
Tho far OF the Produce Exchange was at halfmast
YESTERDAY out Of respect to the memory OF Robert I"
McCrca.
George Riddle will read the new sketch entitled " A
Vulgar Fraction of 400" satire on modern SOCIETY,"
written expressly for Mr.. Riddle by John T. Wheel
wright author of Boston Fads," ETC., at Association
lIaIl. Twenty thrd-st. and F0uIthaVe., tomorrow
evening.
Director Conklin of the MenaSerie In Central ParR
applied to the Park Commissioners yesterday for per-
mission TO send youn sbufalO heifer to the Zooogca
Garden in Philadelphia. The buffalo Is native Oh
Central Park about three years old, and is re-
marlably good and healthy specimen. The Phlla-
dclphia biologists have never seen native New-f
bufalo and they are anxious TO secure photograph
of her d to convince the Quaker City authorities
that bunaloes be raised outside the "plainS''
PRESIDENT Hutchins gave his consent to the VISIT
The Rev Charles Il. Treat, rector Of the Episcopal
Church OF the Archange in St. Ncholas-ave. near
One-hundred and eightcenth-s will give an illustrated
lscture in the church this evening, on Jerusalem TO
Rome With the Apostle Paul." for the benefit OF the
Sunday school.
George Bartlett the former dock superintendent OF
the West Shore, ontario and Western Railroad Coni
panys piers, a prisoner at the Tombs yesVer
day for assaultng Samuel Hasty, the present DOCK
superintendent saturday night in Westst BartleU
had grudge against Hasty because TIC acoep'eu "'e
place. Bartlett held.
The exhibition of the American library and the
art collections Of S. L. NJ. Barlow at the American
Art Galleries, No East Twenty third-st Will Close
on Saturday evening, the sale will begin on mon
day afternoon. The Tribune has published several
articles on the subject of this collection, wuch con-
tans what is said to be the most remarkable coilec-
tion of Americana" ever brought together as well
rs more than 100 paintings by old masters, and por-
celains and bric-abrac of rare interest ana valne
Frank ]. Keller, lawyer. summoned to APP
pear at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, to tell
why he had not paid August Gulke, tailor 80
which a client had given to Keller for hlm' Inc
client was arrested for stealing 1928 from Guhe ana
gave that SUN 20 Keller to pay 10 the tailor Keller
at first paid so. and Guke complained in the police
court. Yesterday Guke SAID that he had received
all the money and the proceedings against Keller
were dismissed.
The Old Dominion steamship Company has bought
the steamer Atlanta. She is to run in the place OF
the fOundered Manhattan
The ocean steamship Company contemplates build
ing two new vessels, to accommodate the enlarged
Savannah freight business.
Miss Annie NJ. Walsh, principal of the primary
department of school No. So at SEVENTEEN
ST. and Firstave, died at ST. NnCent's Hospital yes
terday She had been i'll lor several months from
nervous prostraton which obliged her to give up her
work in school. Miss Walsh had been teacher for
thirty years.
A combination cane and violin is the latest and
most remarkable form that the mania for making
walkinc-sticks do double service has taken. Canes
with swords watches, field glasses, matchboAeS ana
purses in them, no longer novelties
The Rev Dr. Maynard delivered an interesting
lecture on "Vence, the Bride of the sea-" at CHICK
ering Hall yesterday afternoon.
A petition was circulated yesterday at the Coffee
exchange asking the Board of Managers to consider
the advisability of remOdelling the old building on
The land owned by the Exchange for new Exchange
building.
The recent great gale disarranged the schedules OF
the transatlantic steamship companies somewhat Dut
they are now IN shape again. The City of Chicago
and the Moravia sail to-day
Policemen who stop the sale Of wine at the Met
ropolitan Opera House after l a m need only wak
down sixth-ave. or broadway few blocks to ma
rnm-shops running all night. And they know that,
too
George W. Pepper, OF Ohio who has been appointed
Consul to Milan is a North Of Ireland Protestant
clergyman and an ardent lIome-Ruler
The mother of DR.. Gallagher, who is in prison FOL
life in England, as dynamiter, died recently III
GreenpOint
The e9th Regiment will not have its usnal bic
annual entertainment and ball on ST. Patricks Ia!
this year.
The Rev. F. j. Mathew, of Cork, will preach th'
paneyric Of st. Brigld at the annual celeorauoh u
the Feast in st. Brgid's Church, ON Sunday
The parishioners of St. Monica's Church have giver
nOn and
occasion of his promotion to the pastorate OF 81
Johns Church, Pawling, Duchess County.
In vain do citizens yearn for that most needful o
imnrovemepts in elevated railroad management
through trains from City Hail station all night.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts t.
SOS, 673 50.
The steamship State of Pennsylvania which ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from Glasgow, wa
detained at Quarantine, one of her hremen haVin
typhoid fever.
A meeting of the Polytechnic Section Of the Amer
lean Institute will be held at Clinton Hall tonight
President L. II. Laudy will lecture on improves
Method in the Manufacture OF oxygen uas'
The Scion Lodge. No. III, F. and A. NJ. gave
festival and ball in the Tcutona Assembly hooh''
Third ave- and sixteenth-st last evening
Tho New.York sigma! service indications for toda
point 10 fair aud much warmer weather. WIFI 'c"
Oerature of from so TO 80 degrees
f. G. Gilmore OF Niblo's Garden. wrote 10 IN
Board of Fire Commissioners recently ''at u VI
aislcs of the theatre were INSTRUCTED during INC oi
DAYS he was sick at the time and anew nothing apou
A. The Board yesterday RENTED the lehaiu'S WHO
had been imposed for the "''noe'
The sixth conference of the Local Union OF IN
youpg Peope's society of Christian Endeavor OF New
York CITY ard IT'S vicinity VIII be held In Pilgrim Coi
,,ega,ional Church Madison ave and one-h'ndred an'
twenty-frstst.. to-day
The animal meeting Of The New-York Jeweiler
Roard of Trade will be held at Nos. al ana % Na'ue
Lane this afternoon.
Nellie Davis, age twenty-four servant WHO Wa
-. 90 york swallowed laudanum at the boanlh'