New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
NEW.YORK CITY.

Recorder Smyth yesterday granteu edrH'o w. ii" 80
wbo is charged with poisoning his young wie' oh''
Monday to plead to the indictment.
csorne r. Lansing, a tea merchant at No. $50
Greenwich-st. Is foreman OF the May oih'eU ~
Grand Jury which was chosen yesterday
r.o 200 members of the Good Templar Order, dele
cotos IN the convention of the Grand Lodge WHICH
meets at Edinburgh on May %. who sailed OH inc
,ro, steamshn CITY of New-York on Wednesday
AZ. nndcr the supervision OF Henry Gaze d son. con-
ductors Of Oriental and European tours
The Associated Councils of the American Legion OF
Honor will give public entertainment AT cooper 'n-
ettn,e on Tnesday evening, May 90 mayor uran''
. =, - .n,,.er % starn Council, will preside. The
entertainment will consist Of music vocal ana ins'ru
mental and speeches will be included in the exercises
seventy five councils will be represented on the oc-
casion.
The Rev. C. c. Goss and others associated with him
for wears in summer song service work IN bat.eIy
park and elsewhere propose to hold similar suhuas
afternoon service this II grove, pavilion OF
-, .,,.ah,e nlace can be found in near the city
=. tho marks cannot now be used for that purpose
ANY one knowing Of such place, or desiring 10 CO.
onerate in the work. will do well 10 communicate "iU
Mr. Goss No. 81 Varickst.
The fourteenth annual strawberry fesfvai Oh tnc
vonc sfen,s Hebrew Association will be held at the
renox Lvceum tomorrow evening at p. m
Tho third Of the four 1O-inch breech-lcading rhes
N he mounted in the two turrcs Of the monitor Mai
toromob a. the Navy Yard has arrived from the An
napos Proving Grounds
c,rcoor n E Macrdc has been ordered to relieve
Surgeon T. H. Streets examiner ana recoruer Vi ''o
Naval Medical Examining Board at this station on
~ srrceon Streets is ordered TO hold himself IN
readiness for sea-service.
Tho stockholders of the Standard Gas Light Company
yesterday reelected the following board OF drecuors
Jabez A. Bostwick Russell Sage, d. H. McAlpih, 'onn
| IT Terry H. H. Brockway, Frank Tilford, Charles A.
Dana and F. McKeige. The annual report sho"ed ona'
the business had doabled in the last year. anu 'ne
treasurers report indicated heavy increase in earn
lngs.
G. W. Huddleston, a passenger who arrived here
..ordor on the steamer Majestic, did not declare
certain goods that the customs inspectors found IN MS
Trunks They consisted Of dresscloth SILKS, parasois
lace gloves slverware and other valuable aruclcs'
all worth about $500. The goods were seizcd'
Among the passengers arriving on the Red Star
| steamship Noordland from Antwerp yesterday were
| Ferdinand Marslay, Dr. E., d. Bondurant. Adoph
! oswald and George Wagner
One of the classes in the Misunderstanding depart
mont OF the Normal College been taking lessons In
| the practical art Of cooking. Yesterday 1t gave a
,nnebeon TO President Hunt and Commissioners Mosher
| and Hubbel representing the Board of Education
The Cd Regiment veterans, SCI New-York Voun-
t4ers held meeting last night al the 9th Regiment
| Armoy for the purpose of deciding upon the time
and place for their anniversary dinner 1t was de-
cidea 10 have the dinner on May 81 at Onehundred-
| and sixthst. and Thirdave.
The Shakespeare Society of Ncw-York held meet
ING at Hamilton Hall, Columbia College last evening
Professor Price read paper on "Hedda Gabler lb-
GEMS Dramatic Construction as Compared with
| shakespearo's."
| Tho members OF DR.. Savages Physical Development
Institute gave their second gymnastc exhibition last
| evening in the gymnasium Of the institute building
Nos sos and 80 West Fifty -nnth-st Several hun
! dred people were present. Tho gymnasium VIII De
closed during the summer months, and will open again
| In September.
Tho New.York State Convention Of the Socialist
Iahor r,srtv viii be opened at Cecilia Hall, Nos As
and so Alcxander-st. Albany, on May JIG at p. m
A meeting Of the National Union League Of the City
~ New.Yor1y was held last night at No 20 West Ninth
ST. There were present Jacob H. studer, president
william O. Cr1m, secretary George a. Hunter, Henry
Beeny, and Harding Weston, treasurer. After an In
formal discussion Of the platform to be adopted at
| the National Union Conference to be held In Gin
cinnati on May 10, the meeting adjourned.
The transfer Of the property ON the south side OF
Thirty fourth ST. about 100 feet east of Madisonave,
by Bcrtram Cruecr Brayton Ives. recorded yes
| tcrday Tho consideration was S150,000