New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
NETWORK CITY.

To-day 10 the first day Of REPATRIATION Ererp Rpuo.oa"
should make his rst duty Of NE day 10 reg'ser r,"
phere you should register By looking IN the Tr'" "e"
register The hours for repatriation are from a. M 70 p "
Remaining DAYS Of regsroon october Ia, 20 ana "a
The sixty second opening session Of the College OF
Pharmacy of the City of New York took place yes
terday afternoon at the college, No 200 East twenty
tbirdst The exercises consisted Of an address OF
welcome by the president S.eW, Fairchld, ana ouheF
addresses by Professor f. W. Bedford, DR.. H. H.
Rusby, DR.. A. II. Elliott and H. W. ATWOOD. Inc
college begins its winters work with about 800 STU
dents.
The Milk Exchange has fixed the price to be paid
IN producers in october at cents quart net. This
is half a cent quart better than the farmers OBJ
tanned last October
Postmaster Van Colt has ordered that branch post
Office be established to-day in the Broadway Taber
nacle where the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold its convention The Office will be kept open
during the nesting which will last three days
O. Hgerton Schmidt, of No. 10 West Ninety-third-
st. is foreman Of the October Grand Jury, which was
sworn in in General Sessions yesterday. Judge Mar
tine charged the jurors for an hour, warning them not
to disclose the secrets of the Grand Jury-room
The steamer Belgic arrived at san Francisco on
Sunday, with mails from China and Japan Of the fol
lowing dates Yokohama, September 10 Shanghai Sep
TENDER Is, and Honolulu, September 20. They are
due to arrive here Friday morning. The next mail
for China and Japan will close here at 80 p. ~
on October IS.
Simon silverstein failed to appear in General ses
sions YESTERDAY to answer a charge Of exoron, and
his bail OF 81 900 was forfeited. On May 8, 1t is
charged he obtained 300 from DR.. Benson NJ. Field
man. of No. 40 East Seventy ninth-st, by threaten
ing TO make disclosures about him. Mrs Rosa Weiss.
OF No. 387 East Houston-st, furnished the bond for
siverstein.
General A. w. Greedy, Chief Of the Signal Service
OF the Army was among the passengers arriving on
the steamship Suevla from Hamburg yesterday.
C. c. James, newly appointed Postoffce Inspector
in charge of the New York Division took Office yes
terday. He has been connected with the registered
letter and money order departments Of the Postofhce
here for fourteen years.
The subcommittee Of the Mayors Park Place Re
lief Committee Yesterday divided the remainder of the
fund contributed for the sufferers By the horrible dis
aser. The whole amount Of the fund was S4O,131 30.
OF this S36 404 % had already been paid out under
the committees regulations. The remainder, 3d. 685 "a.
after deducng S2s 81 the committees expenses, was
SO 605 "a This was distributed among the widows
and families Of the victims in varying from $50
to 1878.
The classes of 94 and 95 Of Stevens Institute had
their at the St. George Cricket Grounds In
Hobolen, at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Ninety
four had foryhrce men, and 95 had forty nine, and
victory rested with the latter by OF 10 hands
to 10.
The family Of Colonel Frederick A. Conkllng wish
il announced that cordial and hearty thanks eX-
tended TO the Colones fellow soldiers for Kindness TO
his memory. The attendance at his funeral and sub
sequent removal is gratefully noted.