New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune gratefully acknowledges the receipt
of so from Charles and Katharine Niles, OF Calu-
met Mich. to be applied to the Fresh Air Fund
of 1896
Guard No 1916 on the City Hall train Of the Ele-
waited Railroad at $50 o'clock yesterday morning.
picked up a pocketbook in car after leaving the
downtown Ninth-st station. 1t was evidently that
of a working girl who had just left the train.
Having received complaints from the Bakers
Union. Dr. Roberts sanitary superintendent of the
Health Board is vigorously enforcing the law
against grocers butchers, druggists and saloon
keepers who allow fat be fried where paints.
liquors or drugs are sold
The commission for the selection OF Grand Jurors,
consisting of Justice Van Brunt, Justice George c.
Barrett Recorder Golf and Judge Rufus b. Cowing'
met in the Office of the Commissioner of Jurors
Yesterday TO consider the Grand Jury lists 1t was
decided to drop seventy names from the lists OF
persons who became ineligible for various rea-
sons. The names Of seventy persons 10 HI the N"
cancies were presented. and action on them was
POSTPONED until meeting TO be held next FRIDAY
The twenty-thlrd annual meeting of the Church
Mission to Deaf-Mutes, which was incorporated III
October 1872 10 promote the temporal and spiritual
welfare Of the adult deaf-mute population was
held Yesterday at the parish house Oh the Ohui0"
of St John the Evangelist. No 24 Waverey fIace'
The reports of the society for the year ending sep
tember 30 last were read by the Rev. Dr. Thomas
adopted, and ordered published.
r,sbon Potter has introduced some new regula-
tions regarding the preparation and examination
Of candidates for holy orders in this diocese ruiz
particulars may be obtained from the blshops
chanIain the Rev r. II. Baldwin, No. - Lafayette
Place
The last week OF the Plant and Flower Exhibi-
tion in the Grand Central Palace began yeSteruay.
Many new palms. orchids and chrysanthemums
I,lo "a fbc n
made Yesterday in the beginning OF lectures on
the care and growth OF plants. W. A. Mahda 'oiu
many Interesting things about the care OF plants
The lectures Will be continued each afternoon In
addition. Mr. Manda will be present each evening
throughout the week. and will describe the pc
culiarites Of the different specimens
I,pschutz was indsposed and claimed day off
when asked to meet Sno"ailer a. 'iio ~
Chess Club yesterday.
Tha etsamship Monowai arrived at San Fran
cisco Friday with malls from Australia, New
Zealand and Hawaii, which are due 10 arrive III
Nev-Yorl, Tomorrow The next mail for Australia
will close here December I, or on the arrNai OF the
Etrura with the British mails for Australia
A bronze tablet in memory of the late Judge
Hamilton W. Robinson will be presented 10 the
General Term OF the Court of Common Pleas on
Mondav next Judge Robinson died in 1879. after
having served on the bench OF the Court OF COM
mon Pleas for nine years The presentation speech
Will be made by ex-Judge Charles p. DAILY.
The so-called spirituaiisc mediums. "Dr." Henry
y Pagers and Matilda Chadwick, who were ar
rested on Sunday night at No 100 West seventeenth
st. on a charge of larceny by trick and device were
held for examination in 500 bail each by Magis-
trate Crane in Yorkville Court yesterday The
doctor" was also committed In $500 bail on
charge OF assault in attacking the detective with
an
On board the Spanish steamer Mexico. which ar
rived AT Quarantine yesterday from Havana, were
nineteen passengers including seventeen Chinese
who were without certificates OF acchmatzation
from Dr. Burgess at Havana. They were trans
fcrred 10 Hoffman Island for observation ana VIII
be detained until this afternoon
\ cana,-boat laden with paper. In tow OF Penn
svvanIa Railroad tugboat. capsized of Pier NO lS
l,as, piver Yesterday and dumped her cargo
which tugboats near by picked up.