New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
NEW-YORK CITY

The Arion has presented 10 Johannes WersCiuns0r'
who so successfully directed the society during the
absence of Frank van der Stucken, valuable gold
watch and also certificate which entities him to
attend permanently al affairs of the society.
The provision dealers of the Produce Exchange wild
meet tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock to take action
for the purpose OF securing Government inspection OF
the hogs slaughtered in this part of the country The
regulations in force apply only to western PORK
The pork cured around here cannot be exported at
present. because 1t is not inspected and stamped.
"w. TIA man born in this country on November
g. 1870, who has lived one year in the state, four
months in the county and thirty days In the election
district in which he is living election day, VIII be
entitled to vote II he should his residence from
his election district at any time between OctoDer
and November 3, he would sacrifice his hight 10 Vo'e
But meeting all other requirements the inspectors
cannot legally refuse to put name on the regis
trat!on list; and if they should, you can sue out
writ of mandamus to compel them to register your
name.
Janan will be illustrated by word and picture in
the parors of the Young Mems Christian Association
at Twenty-third-st., this evening
The Rev. John Mcneil, of Regent Square, London
will speak TO the students of Union Theological Sem
mary this noon In the Adams Chapel
The Grand Jury yesterday refused to indict fanK
Hoe the iugger who was accused of stealing wearing
apparel and Jewels worth 81 200 from his assistant
Omene.
TIE veterans of the 45th Regiment, New-York Vol
unteers Will celebrate the anniversary Of their de-
parturc for The seat of war; Saturday evening" at
No. 431 East SXth-st
The Harlem Philharmonic Society held an election
of officers yesterday afternoon at the bone Of Mrs
Edward Chafec and the following were elected unani
mously Mrs. C. C. Tyler, of No 1885 Madtson-ave..
pr sdent Mrs. Charles T. MacLean, One hundred and
thirieths. and Fifth-ave, first yieepresident; Mrs.
Thouas H. Newman, One hundred and-twenty fourth
st. near Ffth-ave second vice PRESIDENT Mrs Edward
Chafee, No. So West OnehupdIed- and thiruethst.
secretary; and Miss L. E. Dorset, No, 800 Lenox-
ave-, treasurer
The annual meeting Of the Long Beach Hotel and
Cottage Company Limited, yesterday, resulted in the
eeecton of the old board Of directors, as follows
Austin Corbn, George Edgell, J. Rogers Maxwell.
| Henry Graves Henry W. Maxwell, james d. Campbell
and William q. Wheeler
| The Scotch national game Of golph is growing in
| popularity in this nclghborhood.
The peanut crop is said TO be unusually heavy this
| year. o.
An effort is being made TO introduce shirt for men
that buttons up the 'front.' from hem TO collar. like a
| frock coat.
Bermuda is becoming more and more winter re-
sort for Americans, and Ncw-York a summer resort
| for Bermudans, since cable communication between
| the Islands and the continent was established
| At meeting Of the Board Of City Record yester-
day. Supervisor Kenny presented the estimates of his
bureau for 1892 showing that, owing to an increased
demand for stationery and printing from the courts
| and departments, about 81 900 would be re-
| CURED than allowed last year.
The first charter made in three years with sailing
vessel TO carry grain from Newiork TO England was
signed Yesterday The British bark Elliott will take
the cargo 1000 quarters Of grain, at IS. Cd quarter
pany have adopted memorial on the death of Pres-
| dent Rudolph Garrigue.
| The license desired by Gabe" Case for McGown's
Pass Tavern, in Central Park, which has created con-
| siderable discussion between the Park and Excise
| Boards the last week, was signed yesterday.
| The steamer oIvette, Of the Plant Line, at
Quarantine all day yesterday, awaiting the arrival OF
the steamship City of Paris, which are Mr.. Plant
and John IIocy. Mrs. Plant and Mrs. Iioey were on
| board the Oivette.
At meeting Of the directors of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company held yesterday, John r.
Hegeman for twenty-o years vce-president Of the
company, elected to the presidency. Haley Fiske
| Of the law firm Of Arnoux, Bitch Woodford for
twenty years counsel TO the company, was elected
| the vice presidency.
| The Aqueduct Commits soners yesterday determined
TO moe fly the plans Of the high masonry dam near the
| mouth Of the Croton River and 10 bring them more
| nearly into conformity with the design Of Chief En-
sin or Fele7. The cst Il Tn, rs.rv0ir VIII be brought
within the $4,000 900 limit.
| The Gas Commission yesterday authorized Commits
stoner Gllroy TO place additional lamps in Battery
Park made necessary by the increased number Of Wis
itors since Castle Garden was turned the city
Major McLeans Office in Chambersst. again
beseged yesterday by taxpayers anxious to pay ther
dues to the city and get the legal rebate. Nearly
~ COO, 900, according to Deputy Receiver Vroden
| burgh's estimate, has been taken In since Monday
morning The force Of clerks and telers in the Re
ceiver's Office is kept until midnight every night t.
| clear away the work.
Commander b. IL. McCalla, of the Navy now undeI
suspension by sentence of courtmartil for his act.
while In command OF the man-ofwar Enterprise, sailed