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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
HEBREW FREE-ScHooL ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of the Hebrew Free
School Association was held yesterday No 200 East
broadway This association works among the destitute
Hebrew children along the lines followed by the Ch
drcns AID Society, aud supports numerous kndcrgar.
tens Industrial and other schools. the -chools
there D5D pupils under the OF thirty toachrra
free library, started last March by gft ~ ~ 800
from Jacob II. scbln has 1900 books IN circula
ton The choice Of officers resulted In the Unanimous
re election Of the old board. namely President N
I-aacs, yiccprcMdent triah Hcrfmani treasurer. y.
CoWen secretary, Henry :. May trustees for three
years T. CoWen jacob H. schin Simon Herman. Moses
Ottingrr Henry Bulge, Iippman stern and Nilllsm
strauss; for two years, II. \. May; for one year
Herbs Among the items OF expense for the last year
included the cost OF 5000 dinners Tor the children
The association II IN hourshng condition financially
Among those present yesterday were NJ = ishacs'
Uriab Herman, Newman iOwen, Julius iaumcfsouRh.
Louis Levy, Henry Bulge Isaac Menhard. Louis ritas
Burger, Dr IIotatlo Gomez, Alexander keiilinger,
baum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEW lOAK. Dee. l3.
The only marked feature in the cereals
market on the Produce Exchange to-day tie general
dssatisflc ion among merchants that there not
life in trading Everybody seemed 10 be living hopes
for the future The wheat market continued unsettled
and cash lots declined L cent below the
opening Options were from lGlls lower.
and closed steady at shade above the decline.
The xports amounted to 10000 bushels The closing
figures were for December, IS January 70li February
sia-; March, 81 April sGls May, SIS. June, ssh
Corn tor cash lots from Ia lower, excepting for
No = grade which, because OF its scarcity was held
strong Options declined la -, closing firm at lsal4
above the inside prices and ut the following hsures
December 81 la: January. 473s February. i64. and
In months i6ls. The amount taken Tor export was
los 900 bushels
oats ranged \ la lower than last nights closing tx
ures closing heavy at the inside prices rs follows De
cember. 81 January. 30 February, 32A; May, -.
The Hour market dull, Win no decided cuASc III
prices and limited trade, abont 5000 barrels only De-
ing taken for port. Up 10 last night the exports IN
-four for the week Amounted To c,iII barrels ana
1913 SIS sacks wheat 1880 bushels corn, 4Oi,2l6
bushels. Lard down eight 10 ten points below
last nights figures, speculation being more
active, and also fair export demand Tor pom
steam and refined grades The market closed Tor De
ccubrr ~ 80 January RI 81; February 50 81 March,
The receipts Of grain AZ the West continue large ana
those az the scabOarl dnis were ite above lesl'r
days total Al Ncwi0rk Baltimore, Philadelphia anu
Iston the receipts Wheat, -o37- bushels corn,
800 O8D bushels hour. II 1872 barrels ~ CHICAGO MI,
wuu.re aud Louis the receipts were; what Jlbd1o
shells, corn 1873 So bushels oats, 93,lBl bushels
total grain, 55D.373 bushels -four, 2l,lll barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA srOCks
san FR,vCfs1b Dec ~, 1891.
SUNDAY, Doe it-r. n.

The business Of the week IN mining stocks waa little
larger than preceding week ob079 shares against
so 300 shares but the larger dealings In eonsedaes
California and sutro Tunnel more than account for
small increase OF 5000 shares California and virginia
closed with decline OF cents at 80 cents andnno i"n
mel il cent lower at II cents Horn silver was moro
Than usually active with sales at from ~ rs TO - 75o
s3 o. Chrysolite orded advance OF 30 cents to
III 10 aud final closing at 81 on the declaration OF
$4,000 dividends. Consolidated Pacific advanced %
cents to 81 10.
The Homestake Mining Company has Increased 'ts
monthly dividend cents per share or III Az
The dividends paid have been i3 Of % cents Is OF ~
ccrts OF 20 cents and the present OF - cents
making rs dividends to date, and total pay men, ..
- j9375O. The present dividend Is payable Dcec"De'
20. Transfers close December 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
HOSPITAL SATURDAY, And SUNDAY.
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED BY GENERAL COL
LECTIoNs IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED BY GENERAL COl--
LECTIoNs IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
There was begun in New-IOrk ten
years ago what has since developed into the
important work OF the Hospital Saturday
and sunday Association. similar work had been
tabshed with great success in London. and IL was
started in NcwYork with the cooperation OF the Episco
pal churches through the efforts of }. Pierpont Morgan
George MacCulloch Miller and Hugh v. Camp. directors
ST. Lakes Hospital The value OF sncb charity
presently recognized by the Presbyterian. Methodist,
BAPTIST and other denominations, and in 1879 the
citation was formed and certain saturday and
SUNDAY were appointed for collection, which yielded
$26 40 Since then the interest has been increasing
with each year The purpose OF appointing special days
Is 10 present the claims Of the charities simultaneously
before the public aud far possible 10 encourage
donors 10 make undesgnated gifts. great many Of the
city hospitals are associated In the work. as the
only requirement for sharing In the undcsignatcd fund
l. a statement from the Institution 10 the d-tri'ng
commtccof The work. receipts and expenditures for the
year of each hospital afford basis for the disrbu-
ton ~ the fund.
Some denominations. notably the Jews, have been es
pccnlly energetic and liberal I'm this work. Beside the
sums collected through church donations last year. an
additional aid came through manufacturers and en-
poycrs who In mnny Instances lookup spccia collections
for the cause. The followinL table shows comparison
Of the work In l--2 and 1883 among the churches OF
each denomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
III aln.nllnl IN se1lln u

From other sources the amount received I'm 1s-3 was
ei5752 making the total receipts St3062 ~ or this
amount ony ai3olo was designated for special usttu
tDns.
fpf siuia graf.. and n D. under RIVAL patronage. The
rtiuis fiu 4iiel. tote n Sinth ktnsinenu liai
o,, cora nnn I,,piun "a hlei in tvrntt two
distits too tnr unfrispa 80 sippt cripirs Md 'he
ads f tnp uulitt volunteer tu autriintrnd the tables
i ih,.r iisftitta 10 ailiiun. luunu industrial and
mercantile establishments rttr suuunp Win tunriiuh
ehttts. ani iNn Nnn Wuthin-tirn contributed 10 so
iiuis waite 80 iia thrtiit. promenade rnurrtt Wns
had 10 Nl.turit iait ani iuf,hleii rit ssinns tni
p,taita nt temperance ani uihri autirtna wrir go
aan.ai lh tnn nntri.sI nf thp Wuth. Annns ihu
riuunns, .1un ruutluuiti aui i-u SUNDAY sthnnis.
ina following shows iha contributions ni thn l.nhVh
drnlARatiuls as compared Nlth tnusn uf hnN-Nurb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

eturAo Doc IS Cifns liecs'pt' TO-DAY 22pi neal total
IN, W,,N ana, t, OuO hci fuf sin- u ~ last "eea 800
hrI con,ignsd THROUGH -, cars marset iulli
t noiss stesra " - as5 30 7tl'sers ani Feo.rs
o. naFs 30 a.. "a, ,.., ,,f,t a.. .y..,,.,. o..
A. uj loti To- - ~ tt,, "eA 81. Ar.l oglnfnst
,b,oneh "a care market ~ ta denihh holun 10 pooi,
= lu4ff B. canada Lambs, 70 lnHf' -.
tpb1 tHti ptN fir wssk thus FAR
49, nl ncta. Tor tns itN wres, bn,nDD hstk
.nsd tnrpu4n 2I cars market active sni lover u0oi -
tocr Yoracfs - 30 49, Buchsr uraes ~ Is 90 y)l
plEs % 3Ua - 30
,N,uf,go Dsc i3-fhs DroesrF J3rptu feD,rts Ho1s-
peertna 100 sniD nnr ilib hftt narsst easo.
ilnueh PicNnx ~ - st % issiny AMI shipping ~ W
al 80 ihrnL - s5dti % tsi9h ~ ppI*. %
Ctus -taceints 1000 hstt, supu'ttA 30 hsti mar
set duh and steady uultisy 'rftle. VI 79aN zji
Good 20 Cioca Shipping ~ 2jas1 d 80 nnon 70 Medium,
81 uba.3 mo- Texans. = 40 4fS 10.
sa.eo-- R'ceiptt ~, ship nsnth 900 mario, sraiyi
Inferior 10 fur ~ ljGfJ % Ne hdn q bDot ~ "
ass J cnoce u Extra - 10 esi 30 LtnoS per neA Noo
a ~. fsxt shten ~ o. - .,...
81 LoUls Doc l3.-tafe Receipts iSn shipmsn n.y.
900 margeJ 1uct EtpOrts - - as 81 upct ~ nvo
shipping 81 SOD ~ g5 Fair to Medium "a 10 so 20;
Texrn+ ~ - rs 20. $500. =. a..
dium 81 w j0 Fair cince 81 Onek 49, Lambs s2oo
a a U;t Texans 81 1885 ". -. ... ....--
hogs- Reeeeipts 35DUt shipnenrs 1900 nartet aet!vH
s TsS'' 70 ''''' ~ v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
4 BAPrlSr ciLEBRA1IoN.
Lexington Aycnnc Baplist Church anil $

Lexington Ayenne II0plist Church anl Sun
day school, at LeHinstonay'. and one hundred and
eleventh st. yesterday celebrated ~ fourteenth nnnyer
snry There morning ~ 1910 ~ whi" tho
ry. H. :. McAihurof calvary Baptist church. prca' ned
the sermon, sunday school service At u. ~ was AL
dressed hy the Rev. 3, .His. ". g. lniung l. A. cram
dan and james " Meade tn" evening service began ~
1880. the church being crowded. Remarks were made
by the Rev. Mrrsrr. J. H. kcudtck. J. B calvert, la
fnyrttr Moore ANA liAlary Moore The lt,r being the
pastor Of the congregation. The church had an humble
beginning, but today % free nom debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
MISSION WORA ~ JAPAN.

The Committee on Foreign VI ssonaries Of
the Womnn's Auxiliary held meeting last evening In
the Church o the Holy Trinity AZ Forty second st. aud
Madison The Rev. Robert H. Elliott, Bishop ~
Western Texas, presided. Mr. Gardiner who has for
some time been engaged n ma-ion work In Japan, gave
account ~ his experience with the people ol that
country The natives" H. said, are fast learning
through the schools aud churches established by the
missionaries, Of the benefits of Christianity aud their
prcjudices are every year becoming less marked" Mr.
Gardiner asked FOR aid ~ supporting and binding new
schools IN Japan The Rev. ". ,nmprtt and the Rev.
u. Parker Morgan also spoke commencing tho work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

among those who looking for safe investments TO put
their money in realty. The market is looking gradually
better" said q weliknown real estate broker yesterday
The fact Is shown In this We hear OF houses be-
Ing sold by builders and have inquiries for property
mat we have not had for time. met Wall street
man going home yesterday who said that he was about
10 receive large amount OF money and that he should
not invest ~ I'm stocks, but In West side real estate
The Real Estate RECORD takes the vew and says
That the stock market does not look inviting Really
good bonds are ordinary stocks not attractive
10 cautious people, and hence real estate IL proving at
tractve for those who wish to have assurance OF
certainty In their OUTLAWS lvelier market II looked
Tor after the holidays The for the past week
numbered 1855, and I'm amount reached So 800 81 Last
year for the corresponding period they were in number
ls4. and In amount f2.6s3,p69. The sales In the
Twentythiri and Twenty fourth wards three times
as large as last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
OVERDUE STEAMERS COMING INTO PORT

Several overdue steamships came in yester-
day reporting rough weather the North Atlantic.
Vessels arriving from Brazil and West indies, the
trary. report pleasant weather. The Grccian Monarch
arrived from London four days overdue. The Ems was
day behind time and had remarkably stormy weather
the entire trip Amarythis arrived twent ythree days
from New castle. The Brittanc OF the White star
Line only about eight hours behind tse and arrived
Quarantine five minutes late for her passengers to
come up to the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

OF the society OF the 542 patients which cared
Tor Ia the hospital last year. Dr. Paxton said S40 were
Roman Catholic and the remainder OF various Protestant
cre'ds TACT which showed that the hospital IL not
d.honinationai institution. IL is desired to build an
huuiton to the hospital at n cost OF 100000 and
woman hfs offered to give $4,000, fthe rest Of tho
money Is obtained. strong effort will be made to
cure TINS additional sum IN order to begin the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. li.-May corn on Friday was
97i cents and yesterday morning In tho first hour OF
trading II did not get below ~ cents January was
down to 35ii cents and year selling az 37i
cents
Provision. were the weakest ~ all the speculative
commodities. Both January and February pofh we're
on q cents the former going so G7a and the latter
no $40 TTs There $1,000 hogs nc the
yards considered fair arrivals for the laHt
day OF the week Prices 81 live hogs wcfo reported
little SOFT -
The receipts OF wheat were Az cars, and news was
received that there would he about 900 cars epoitru o
Monday. The Visible supply statement u - .Nleeteu
will show an increase of from lUOo,ooV 10 l'o""'VV"
bushels OF wheat ,
All % m the market closed nj the following figures
january wheat. n Na7iia centH January corn, - -
cents May oats - y cents; February pork, TlV IOi
February lard, % 1Oia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
ILLNESS OF TIE TRE4 SURER OF NEWJERSEY.
George NJ. Wright, State Treasurer of New

Jersey reported Saturday TO be lying dangerously
Ill at his in Bordentown He contracted severe
cold while attending the funeral OF Major General Mott
fortnight ago. in Trenton. and pneumonia developed
on saturday morning the report from his that
he had dcros Friday night and that additional
medical aid would be summoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
nopAgrL FEAL rsrLrE OUTLOOK

There is no boom In real estate, and there
f. not likely to one Tor the brief remainder OF the present.
ycar. The days before ths holidays are usually "u''
Those people who are 10 tie habit OF putting mouse
au lot IN TIE sto.k.ncs-,o to speak OF their dearest
relatives nm Friends on "a night before Christmas are
lot numerous Ihetc IS. however. growing tendency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

The sixteenth anniversary of the Society of
the rre.hytcau llo.pla Ns nci No the Wcst ffr1by-
tefian Church ast night Ia the pulpit ~ith the Rev
Dr JOHN T. Paxton vore ih' Rev nr John Hall, DE RES
Dr. lhonrs <. n-ltAr ana Jobn : genneiJ ~ salient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

words OF on the great progress that had
made with the building in 40 short time ms
sion will be opened tonight under the direction or the
Rovs John Baptist and John Philip Beaudineue two OF
the Passionist Fathers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15

The clearances at other places were OH oy 2v 80
600. Rmdford ig36O0O and Pittsburg. 3i3s'ooo par
rels ,. -. - oon,s a, New-York.
a,H 7ss ccats al Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

SEw-YORK. Dec. -.
The success of the Mcbride well and the pos
le consequences OF the extension of the Thorn Creek
field made the price of oil substantially lower at the
openng to-day. The first excitement was great ana
sales were made at the same moment aJ prices
several cents apart New orders executed ABOVE
~ cents barrel against 72as cents at the close
veserlay The chief feature of the day, however, was
th.t the lowest price was recorded In the first Few
minutes The subsequent Guxuations were small and
although the news from the field decidedly bearish
IN character the price advanced 72a and closed ae
-ois and 72as cents The buying good for both tho
long and short accounts aud the nal decline from yes
terday was extremely small. The Mcbride wen was re-
norted steadily falling OIL the hourly How decnhg irom
2eo IN I iO barrels while the Kennedy well which was
shot this morning had made response up to the close
~ business The production Of the district was nearly
doubled in the twentyfour hours. bnt the uncertainty
ahout the new wells has been virtually "diseonnted'
Except few wells, which can have no important in
e.rce ON the general result nothngis likely Ia occur
sr sa'sral weeks which will increase the prodnctlon
LARGELY The season OF the year II uhtaVofipc to
ave DEVELOPMENT work The m1rk"t touhy clo''" "i"i
a. onIv a slight reaction from the highest point ~
The range or prices and the toiA deaHhss "eie q"
follows: -, -
Opening. .........-.'...'''''-' 99a, TlI
Hig e-ls
Lowest -"'"'".-'
Final o,a non a. At
sales, barrels...... ..s.'.s.''' 'o,n'nnn IaT OoO
Clearancas ycstcrtay.....--. f'-i'''"' -.
rho clearances at other places were; OH ciy ovso-
600: Bradford i9360o0 and Pttsbnrg 3'io''Vo" oa'
Refined oil was quiet at ~ cents az Ne"'i''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-15
SPIRITS OF rURPENrt

NPIETTN UF 10 HIM 7 Nt
CHARfrsfoS Dec. ~ -rurpentne auiet ~ 2sias.
SAViSSAi. Dec. lS rgrpentlne nrln az 80.
WILMINGTON, bee i3.-lurpentre rrn 1t .5c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-07

~ Rs such as Los OF Mcmpcy. Lassif utio,
.ct,irnai Emissions, av.rsi.,iS to SaGavty,
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i passing unohserved in the ur.,ie. a'id i,iany
i er diseases that lead to la sanity and Dei.l'.
Dr. MI<rI who is regular phyS,can
rrrinate OF the Unfvoisit, i 1enn syivanial
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CORRESPONDENTS:
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The reason so many caunatge cured OF SEM
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The Great English k,;me,i.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-07

"AVING SCCCEEDEE TO
i the business of the Carson city saw.
ines Sank We are now prepared to do q
General Banking Business
kiiis of Exchange bought and sold on
san Francisco, New York, England.
Ireland. Germany, France aud all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegrarhic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and 70
ceivr deposits on open account.
objections made at current r"tes
exchange
Bullion bought AMI sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold on
cOmni sion only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

50 e. SS' NJ; r..
40. - kearny Street
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un@ M en-
,Afts.s day b "If"rtsaE trss .hs
w effects Of youthful fn,Iies OF iud,screti u
~ II well to avail thein- Ives If th' tue
;ie Test be" ever aid On h. altar If .uf-
iering n,iranity. DR.. ,p, ne, witt guarantee
..f rfet 300 ever. Of ~em n.i Weak
less ar private disease i any kind cnarac,er
Y. ich he undertakes I'd fails 10 Gu e.
MIpi'Lt.- GID MEN
There are many at the age II thirt' I" SIXTY
troubled W, h t.m freq nent ev ,c',ati' ms
# the bladder often ac',o'iIIa,iies: by slight
nsrting nr burning sensation and weakening
4 the ~ VEN in a mAnIe, the patient eau
,..c,,tlnt for On examining the urinary de-
, It's py ). din Mt will ofte, e fuu d and
"meti,nes an 81 p rite 4 Thu vii sl'-
e. or th c ,ior viii De- If = in nj kiSt, hue,
T.. 4 changing t" dark ard t rIit appear
.nc> rtiere II this diff
icalty, iguOrrtIlt of the cole, which l. the
nM stage ~ semirl.' weakness. D.. y. will
healthy r.-t'rari.m the GENT. urinar,
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tficr Hours 10 tn ! lni {, I'm iays,
rom Ia TO IL N. CHlsnlta lon fr,e,
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