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The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

A Mormon church has been dis covered in Brooklyn, but there is nc Dolygamous doctrine taught in it.
 It is reported from Yale College hat there has been notable decrease n smoking there during the last six ears. A year ago nineteen per cent.
 f the freshmen used tobacco; this veal he ratio is down to sixteen per cent.
 Tho worst kind of church mem
 CT is that one who is always out c.
 orts with his pastor. A small horne; ,an spoil a goOd-sized camp-meeting and a disgruntled member can over throw the work of church. -HartforQ Religious Herald.
 A medical missionary society hG been in successful operation in New fork for seven years. The society is lnsectarian, as is evidenced by the act that the forty-three students in raining during 1887 belonged to nine liiferent denominations.
 When Mr Moody was in London number of young men were comInis- toned to follow up the converts and ee that they remained true to their profession. Two of the committee yere at the Bible school, and said that hey got tho names Of 45,000 converts made in London.
 In the interest of both parents and children, we protest against the cram ming system in cur public schools. If matters were rightly managed, all the study might be confined to school lours, and our boys and girls might nave the balance of the day for rest or play, or other employment, which would change if it did not entirely re- lieve the strain.-Christian Standard.
 The Methodist Book Concern vii! be a century old next year, and will, celebrate the event by the opening of m imposing structure of brick and granite now going up at Twentieth street and Fifth avenue, New York. The building and grounds will cost $1, 100000 and the intention is to make It the finest publishing house in the country The institution, backed by the Methodist Episcopal church, has during the hundred years of its exist ence expended some $2,O00, OOO in charities.
 -Yale College in 1795 had but four or five students who were church mem- bers; to-day nearly one-half hold such membership. Princeton in 1913 had but two or three openly protesting the Christian faith; to-day about one-half, and among them the best scholars. In Williams College 147 out of 248, and in Amherst 233 out of 352 are members of churches. In many other colleges. as proved by Dr. Hodge, from whose carefully prepared tables these figures are taken, the proportions are still more favorable to the prospects of re- ligion. -Archdeacon Mackay-Smith, in Harper's Magazine. >
The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25
HUMOROUS.

-Lawyer-''I have my opinion of you.'' Citizen-"Well, you can keep 1t. The last opinion I got 'om you cost me $150. ."-Yonkers Statesman.
 Photographer (who has been sum- moned to photograp h dying man)- Now, then, all ready! Wink all you want to. and look pleasant. Judge.
 Through the efforts of public spirited Mr. Bones, an Adirondac'l ake is to be stocked with trout. Tn. eternal fitness of things would hav- )een better exemplifed if MT. Bones lad devoted himself to shad.
 First Coal Merchant-'Sa I saw man in very moderate circumstances walk into coal office to-day, order wo tons and plank down the cash. :" jecond Coal Magnate-''My gracious! Ye must raise the price at once"
 New England weather. City man What effect have these heavy rains on your farm, MT. Hayseed?" Mir. Hay eed-''Well, I've kinder concluded T. q ry raisin' fish for the market instead ,f garden truck. Howell Citizen.
 Actor (tof -"Didn' it strike Jou, Charley, that a large numbe,' of he audience were considerably moved over my soliIoquy in tho second act?' 'riend-"O, yes; 1 noticed quite d lumber got up and moved out. "- Epoch.
 Sunday-School Teacher (touching Ter bosom) Johnny, don't you fec pad in here when you have been doing Trong?" Johnny (bashfully)-"No'ln, "a uses tho back of brush and takes ne over her knee. ."-Burlington Free Press.
 -''Sir," said she, ''do you expect ne, a saleslady at Tapely 6 Jaxon'. lry-goods emporium, to marry com ncl clerkP' "I am not 8 common lerb," he answered; "I am sales cent." She fell into his arms anG aurmured T am thine. ."-Terre Iaute Express.
 Mrs McCorlZle-''John, dear. tho octor's sermon this morning wa rem the text, 'Yo arc the sat of th. arth.' Where do you suppose 1 can nd the passagc?" MT. McCorkle- I should think you could find it in the Psalter. "-Drake's Magazine.
 -Bui.cr (after the ''Qucen's Matc" '?as been rendered four times aGl r'- eaD-'"Ere's a dollar, an tn raa CT says would you kindly move hon: :'s hliw Leader Schwanen1Ugel - Dot vost sQuaro mans, fel!crs. V i'm play der 'Det March in Scul:, ud ohf conbiimonts. Puck.
 Benevolent old gent-"How r.. .eart bounds when see the EapT'. aces of childhood. Note the beam:ns nile of the little boy now approac,- ng. Heaven itself seems 10 hay, Illuminated those little feature. ] gill speak to him. One moment, little )oy. Why are you so happy?" Lit le boy (grinning) Ma got mad an, .panked mo with her new four-dolla iair brush and she broke it. Phil ldelphia Record.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25
New York Society Note.

Addie-Wel, Cora, do you think marriage is failure?
 Cora-Of course I do. Haven't l been married a year?
 Addie-Does your husband love you?
 Cora Qaughing)-What, after a whole year?
 Addie-But at least he respects you?
 Cora-Oh, yes. In fact he has so much respect for me that when he kissed me the other night by chance he apologized for his absent-minded- ness.-Town Topics.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25

Lord Tennyson is the only living author whose writings are used in civil-service examinations in India. A body of candidates not long ago at Madras found themselves stumped by the question: What does this line mean? Was proxy welded to a bootless calf?'" One candidate wrote that he didn't know any thing about cattle-breeding.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25

-" The Pilgrims Progress" has been translated into the language spoken in Zanzibar. tongue called Swahili. It was found necessary to make an adaptation rather than a literal translation. A part of the yer sion was prepared by the late Bishop Steere.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25

Young men are respectfully in- formed that when the young lady's father stamps his foot, he is preparing to send it through the mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
rRlNgAyLArro rRAYKLLERs.

The transatianeic steamships which sailed FOR En-.
rope yesterday carried unusually large number OF
passengers TOR 80 early IN the season Among otaers
who sailed on the North German Lloyd steanlsnip
yehn. wAra Mr. r. wistar Brown, Com
msnder and Mrs. W. Starr Dana, q. s. N, Charles
ptckerman, Paul Edenbens, Richard NJ. Elliott Morris
Frsund, Dr. H o. Hewitt, drs. Murat Halstead, Fred
Jacobsen, George W. Kruger, Professor g. j. kirh-
wood, Henry Kfxiss, the Rev. Paul Kabis. John Mai
com Macdonald, Edward Menke D. 7. Skinner. Baron
Won oppenheim. Z w. voigt the Rev. KaFi winter
. Those who sailed on tho City Of Berlin were +. S.
Baker W. A. Chase. 8. p. Coonsy, Georgc Dlekmsn,
Captain z. Deveson. Allan Forman, Senior Ramon
Roarsguez Miranda. John Eaismith, James Tod, Panl
rhompsob, J, @. weatherwax, =. westherwsx, James
r. Woman The following sailed on the steamer
Adriatc, Of the whfte Star Line: 4, j. Bndgford'
James BirehalI, j. z. Bizzy, Francis Cosens, e. y
CAsndleF, l. II. Dodwell. J. o. Elhngcr. IL }. Hubbard
sister Ri ignstus. J. Kilrain, z. J, Mllega Charles
MaeRitchie, Charles Is. Pomeruy, IL u. hopinsoh,
pobert Spence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

80
80. -. 20 f,,stupu steAdyt HiddllnE lOe0l01e
BALilaEn AVER Howard Street and Western ~ sugefs s
LOU ~ Tsta 90 SIS GOA 80 Family 10 ~ ~ 49, 90
e 10 no Brands Extra IS Zee 90 AZ ~
Patent 90 spring do ~ 20 steady
s. 20 Se Er ~ ~ ssi0sc 30 Southern
Iut Ivy s.t staasIy 40 Winter Req sp1s ~ nc,
i hnsi o. 1910 May 8s9ssh cTSstera rm Mirsa
spot steamer SOC oa.s Su ~, ogn
nay scathSrn Ana pennsylvania were anS si G,sa1
ssc western White s2aSse; DO MEL &C 5S9bec Hay
:sy o' e BE oot sye a. qssdis 3.
n.nns Nrn Ness Pork at tS To- 40 paoSsd ee
s shonlsers Go, clear Rin sides u,sss sc Hams
ppaaeon--shoniders shoi Clear no Pesned ~ she
;ssy isss f 1s Roll
Butpsd Esga easy &c 1915 81 carsNs far
STAY REFINED e. Coffee gist s SIR az copper
ice SUGAR SSss nT Wlisrsy firm II aESssRa Su g
quiet n5u ser steamer quiet steady So' IA a. cort ~.
n sr I'm 30 sacks 20s Grain per 20 bbia Wheat
AZ gd06s Receipts - Flour 900 hnsh Rye
2i0OO bush. shipments = flou i'"VV -
5000 bush. Corn l2,00O bnsh -, ,n1 and higher,
trcv.to Mar l3-WheatN0l HaIN 49, e,,h Nav No
III 900 bush dat 81 90 5OvV Ts sold az al o. 81
Hard sold Il 81 l9 0o9 Sus NO 4 iS No Northern
SiSs oSsnS2 S1s q n * 81 NsT Winter qsst 40
~ mr. saies OF 1000 bush NO neg sc On irsst
Shte Michigan 81 05 Exra no ie S9s Ssso; No
and higher o N Fellow IS? sse on h5%sr
Yelom '9 cSPs No White 9c No. Wn,, y 800
sn No Mixed 30 isc track Barley sns No ESfra
No Canada at 75c No = CanaasS 30 p ;Sc Flour quiet
&C. nS Bes Spring Patent 20 bess wD,sr
"a 7sS60O Mllfeea steady Winter bIn noS bnsh oats
seay Oatmeal seaoy ResegtsIsSSoo bush Corn 1900
Dus- "a, ~ Tna leading futures god as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
nnRr or rHE pARK noARpI

petition was received by the Park Board yesterday
from large number Of cricket players asking for
small pavilion IN Central Park, similar 70 that OF
the tennis players. Among the signers were Eihott
2. Shepard, the Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton. Andrew
Carnegie General Henry A. Barnum F. p. Earle and
the Rev. d Parker Morgan. The Board referred
the petition 10 superintendent Parson.
II was decided 10 ask the Gas Commission TO hsnt
with electricity al the transverse roads and Eighth
ave- from Ffty-ninth 70 one-hundredand-tenth SITS.
protest against cutting the trees In Central Park was
made bv the West side Association. II was stated
that more than City cords had been cut down: Ihe
association has asked the views OF fredereA Law
reporf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
no Make rHgrH SAILING LAWS.

secretary George Parkhfi. OF the Now-York Yacht
Racing Association. has sent out notices that the
association VIII meet Friday evening at oNeins,
al sixth-sve and Tweny-secondst, 20 formulate and
adopt bylaws and sailingruleS The making Of tho
rules wiz be the most important sction yet taken by
the association and the results of the discussion Of
this subject sre looked forward TO With great curiosity
by all yschtsmen OF the nelehborhood The members
OF the association are tho Brooklyn Yacht Club, Co
iunbla Yacht Club, Jersey CITY Yacht Club, New
JERSEY Yacit Club Sing Sing Yacht Club YonkeFs
. Cortnthisn Yacht Club Williamsburg Yacht Club.
Haxien Yacht Club paSonia Yacht Club, Tsppan Zee
Yacht Cinh Staten Island Athletic Club Yachting Do
parfment, and ts Newark Yacht Club number
othsr clubs have declared their intention OF joining
the association and viii send delegates " the next
meeting -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
THE oosr op LIVING WAS TOO HIGH

4. Isador Loetle. a German sbopkeeper, hfty'three
years old cut bis throat with razor early YESTERDAY
morning ct 10. 5000 Thirdave. and was dead 10 Ded
when his wife awoie His business had not boon pay
ing we'll and he had several children to support IL
was said that the cost of supporting his family, added
to his business trouble, made him desperate
Rudolph Krcss young German butcher, was mar.
RED few months ago and took hs bride to ROOMS AZ
No. l0s Clinton Place. he lost HIS employment last
week, and his inabifty to ind other work made MN
respondent. Yesterday he swallowed some rat poison
but did not succeed in killing himself lie ~
prisoner In ST vlncents Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
TOTAL REcERrs OF PRODUCE.
Par North river. Vessels and RaiIrOAdA
aENERAI. MARKEr REpoRT.

CoFFEE-The market for Rio on tho spot was well
maintained with moderate demand Fair eafEoos Quoted
grscss active and az nm Sales Sss "ss e Inalss
auon was ess active to-day and wholly OF local sealpnR
Prices nuctuaed within tho narrow range OF b0
naIre ana Absence Of outside support HAVE declined
change pRlyatet % IA receipts 600 bags; Rio clear
anoes for United States 1000 bass o elestauees for
eelps 600 bags; receipts at Ho, July to March -
1850, 1881 600 baRs same time 1BSSp 135S,000 bags
same te 1887 2830000 bags receipts at santos July
10 Msfch 10 1855, 600 bagsi same time 1888,
$4,000 bags time 1857, 10ga,QO0 bags. Sales
here 80, $50 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
LIVE gToCK MARKEf.

NeY.yprk weanesday March e &
ss s ~ &. sSss
ls dsmsnd for ~ kinds q dlssssa usss saa many
n ss'ss g ss :sas z . su y's 'M
Decent Prime 1gissss cd q !: q sc e e.
i Dry s sse & 4 81 Sss ssass psa oa 9 . 80 -
saqens today nssde soo cattle ya so s oa maeae
p ss eiy va & s ssS ssa and sso quarter q
a sss nssyss s ys sss q
M G g. as s ia cares is &
and quarters Bel and ne Tsss onissso v 80
ssiss- GOLDSMITH al il 20 Chicago Steers, 1888
ss BE- s lce a. isb. isss = = .
q g. & 3 sll. e sss 1igs s'ass 1887 p
,MsPSsr.ea; 66!ssgs sssrs. 1878 j, ~ ss4ols
s j y ~ s 81 s. ~ IL = Ban. is 81
!, s.s
80 1873 Cows 11ea p At s e. 49,. -.
s /: Hi 5 !: Ssis' s'ss Is
a 81 100 4 r & e s..,s 1gSs
&C. s1o n 4 $50; Baii. issi : q z s0s : %.
81: ssss a e as s. e vi
we're AZ sza soas4s PEI bead and few sssssss vsss
ssss-HsiisnSsef 4 Hollis: 20 Cows ct sassssc 20,
George csna4y: "a Cows y ssessss per hssa
Gs.s 3 sS soss4S ssa so, ana
sSsss IS 100 b sescssd Calves Is AsS y g s.
. 8 % ,Ss e 8 e q IL IL Cd
! ss ssss sa l. yes C 81 II Il "a u rs s.
p Harrington Svais, JIG n at % IS Do. ies n. a.
sgs; g y:s,: ~ 81. x sSs's =:
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts IS carloads Of 70. So
IS. 1sss s1a q s e
on Monday was not sustained today. Common 70 Prime
$50 (. sssss &c y + g Z e Ss 81
Lamb; s ssd o & az sSs1 e rs Sa st % ass
ioi n, az IS IS; ia state lambs Is y. .sss7ss 8, De-
10 SIC ~ s e. g ~ ssS - q = !.
s; a..sls & j 80 Z e g
! 49,, = 4 4: IS. 8 20
Is. s.s:: e s,,,sss q sls
sOs DO g a as state sheen 80 n. 1t IS 2s 81
Do 81 4 40 TsSsTya 81 g g :: i = e e
i e !. sas q ss ssssss 3. S !; &
s So ss view IS %e.ss,n xes;!nss a.
YsI5 ssSs Is p e g BE Michigan Sheen 100 ~
NJ raeoes ia Ohio ana western ssscg pr, ssx "a
4 1ss q e. e aGa e head
sale sys. Noninaiy steady vt 90 2odsS W psr y" ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
COURT oALENDARs ron TO-DAY.

ss,s.ss y 8 ?, p
ios -. ,.,,.r.. ,s,..,..
BrrRKldE CouxT- SPECIAL TsnHp ANT pef?re Andrews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
( coMpRoMIsE srops THE SUIT.

The ola salt OF Mary q. Jones In which sac cIsmsu
ou ninth Of the real estate which hsc beionged TO her
uncie John Jones, and which had been decided py HIN
for small consideration TO his brother. ex-Coneress
man Morean Jones, has been settled at last. The
souS Ida of the case had progressed for three days
IA tho Supreme Court. bsfope Justice Basrets ard
fury, Yesterday when ne parties came TO terms ana IL
was wstadrawn from tho jury. John Jones YVES .
blind junksaan WHO had accumulated ever sloo'ooo'
II was alleged that when the conveyance was msae
he ives Of feeble mind and incapable Of making legal
deed 1t is said that the settlement ives mace ON
pavmsnt az $4,000 70 the plaintiff and her two sisters
xwSo Lsd similar claims. suit bfoHDbt " Evan
Jones. brother Of John Jones, against the same oe
ys,.iant a s,of iYcnded in the compromises john ~
parxors Appeared Cor The plaintiff and Jacob T. Miller
and Torneend Wandell for the defepdsnt ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
syyrErogp roR BRrDrNa VOTERS.

Recorder smyth yesterday sentenced John Schmidt
the keeper Of Bowery lodging house 70 one year In
tho penitentisry on conviction for violation OF the
election laws In brblng voters Two deputy maFshalS
testified that they saw Schmidt take two men TO the
polls and afterward pay them small sums Of money.
sshmdt was convicted two months ago. The Recorder
said that tho case was the first ono under the law
against bribery Of voters IN which conviction had been
had in this county. The crime was serious ono,
but the case wa not aggravated and the defendant
had borne good character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

FIouR AND MEAL-FLoUR- entire maske. has
shove Ss's is9isr Ss decline. isds ysIy ned
crate win indiGsrenss on the part o. e1PS nSSs
ss' s6 6'02 low S0l Extra sS0S 81 bis
ely Mn sSsss y S' we' S,5 Isai': sSoo e 81
S wa T Es &c f 81 WI. nss aos B
q sosss lev H AZ r. iess so 20
wrs sss gA:ai ssnt s5as SS
Ml9a'Gs sR s.s % y ys o s satss iss
s y Ss9 c sSS; . 3 9SS
g 10 g. Sass 0s sS sae Sa ana iso
LIN FIoURpull wsas Sed e ,sl ss sale s9o
Ssl' r saSpn &c o l PssSs .. i issss
G ssn aSS f hSns
FLoUR-Unohanged ~ price and dub. sales, ESQ eps
s SgeAfras sS demand Yellow low %ssts gIotsd ss
e. s0ae2 90 and Brandywina "a 30. Sales 900 bbis
Ss,s S .n Sl' he Sss
rpoad % no vide aas1asoHs a. oMsagC 49,. a. Ns
Istsnaed win oeeasIOnS spirits q exciloLnsnt Prices
8 % tS s A ss e SasaSs q e on
vsisssoas wsrr essansd % trSeonsl limits e greasess
S wss DEVOID q new isiyrea ieporS q sd q
ne prS@g'd a 5sns ssn opened
Sc and .FsSfiss oid up % os aloe ne ar
S az GSs lac. Along SSs s o
sSsk q is e Lever ssSS s,d sSs Te1 s %
Ssasr a 4 sS On TIE re ; sDo %s Wa @
sn S rS sg,sy = me Only snail lots changed hands,
neindins tTS Ioadk OF NO 2 Red, on tho basis
~ ese STORE Mnlers and exporters held slooL
Sales 10000 buahes fa.sss 600 sSsa esa sgSt IN
f. &C.; :Sss. Is asT 4
Nay % it10Sss aIes closing q s5e 6 JgRs Ss
Isy a. "a i2s do Augua efo Lac. closing 81 OF Lee
do peeember 90 i46e3 sac. closing - % 10:
EYL =, s. and IN t' aen ss&rEYfn sSs rsSSsss
sales sesRaS Sngdsd oaDadS private ssISs ss a. mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
aErrnAL wAILAoE our or yoIITIos

Gsnsrsi Lew Wallace. cxAinistcf to Turkey, and
eubof Of Zen Huf repeated here yesterday the remark
attributed him in washnRton. that was really out Of
politics End would not accept ONCE not the mis-
Son 70 Turoy o. Mexico lie intended he said " confno
himself 70 nser<snr. and al Tic foreign eyel ne VIII
take WIN b for the pprposs 81 collecting material FIR his
new book The tito OF which he IS yet punfed 70 aa-
nesnce The Gnnefsl VIII start for Indiana this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Ednss Esssans. A' c ssts ws: ssa'
Er 15si arH HI q isSSilG
sy q 5c s: 3D. fsss si' ssf sH
80 RgS S' SSS VA S HS Ai nysS ass So a.
Ace Pork frIn a sis 90 Lard sesisT al g IS B9Ii
:s' ssss Y 81. 4 s::. : 4
Ses finished gocds s On ne p SSs nS q fnssd
rm 1t 5ts5Se sngsF stsadyi Hard Rsansd 7y Ssw
2s go Pss SG and A snessfs q BOZ
ssSS gSs ass d So r asf Essn kIsHSs
s bit t s SO 2S a SsoGGSi SGg n COO Sa
ana eH PsaDsyass. s sspsraas 8 Ss se
SSsss OO i. a j. Sosss So Hot
s sSSsif . 3 C sssss faas4A
sssss sods ssfS 90 ds shs 3 isSss io VIM
st ohsso e co. M RsSs g Se so
gs RJc loaI dali ba, steady ehOl s g SISS' 90
@ esalss New NS wSs d1m and prices cpsns
closed sIe higher NO Red tor assSs o, p h e. e,
S1nS % S5 gsssc ys ..cady 10 hcu5'yiyHS ss zoe
S ss1.,S p a s asaa no aga aS sSps s
Sc h M Ss s f S ssp S9s ss NS hs ss
storage 200 DO Co. regular tote No Mlsd tOE Msreh
- sS Ss 4s osssaS trade asa;d sE cor
Si. gIs1 . e ia as sis5. GSa '1 %
$50 90 choss ssS No VIII. 81 -, 40 Prime RIM. sss
s 10 Ho %h % Tor March SsssssS % r April
FsSs :S do 1Gr w nss .a
Early hose Choice $50 bush- 90 Prime t094sci 90
Palr 10 Good 10 6S8o BursAnka and White Stars ghoes
IS SsSe Pair % GOOD SoS3so Msmmoh Pearl Choice
ato 4" Hebron and White Elephant 33840c PfOrnona
qniet and unchanged Bses-f7y Family $40 90 per Dbl
do DO, packets 80 OQ Smoked Beat AZ l0slOici &Beei
Hams SfA 500kIs Pgfk-Meas. New Sla 00i DO Primo
Mesa Now At sIs b0i DO; Family q SO 90 Hhm.-
Smoked lpiqd12c; do g. p Cured. IN uerces e91lQ[ei
DO DO In sAit 7o1 sides cless Bbeea sHnoksA 7sss
sssg i sSsaa g, ; sss isS es ss's
Beles pickle sesic; 90. Breakfast bacon sa1Sloo
bsshs T'i :s'4I eg ssss' @u &:
b. C. and ~ " Creamery Extra AZ l7e WeseFn fAetofy
ltai6c Packing Batter IL Sl2o Egg Urn Pennsyyana
Ersts 81 l4ct Western Firsta l7iHn Cheeae eieady
Part skims easci Pull Skins 1000 sngar-Befned daI
Powdered 40, GrAnulated 7c Feed weak Irregular winter
Bran ga 7BSsg 90 per ton Psroleam eas,sIi 20 Adj
test In bbla goo Rscogpts-FlOur $500 bbs Wheat
COO bush corn ~ 200 bush Data 100 bush. Ship.
menis-WbeAt 300 bush. Germ 1920 bnsh Data 100
bush.
TOLEDO Mar i3,-wheAI active and hrm; cash at s7c
May 03so Juno 9to July "a 70 August soc Corn dnn,
nrIn eaah az Ne April S41c; May Bee Oats qtlet
cash 25e May 27e Qloysrsssd arm higher cab g -
Corn 5000 bush Cloyerseed 2O3 bags. spments-Wheat
81 600 bnsh Corn 1900 bnsh Data 1000 BUSH Cloysrseed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
VIII. or yawge n pRoupP1ry

BY thc.wlii Of James o. Proudft The stock broker,
which was aed for probate yesterday, $500 is gyon
70 the r. Smith Inarmsy OF staten Island, 81 900
10 An. stanford Newell. Of 81. Paul. 900 to HIS
brother. AiexAaacr H. Iroudht and 5000 70 Tho tcsta-
aRlonQ The herE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Total expenses sSss s 30 onsisfing al
In addition 20 the ssiafied stan, consiS.s 80
house and assistant house physicians TWO ou'uo"s
visiting physicians and one assistant there nA' -.
In regular attendance during the past year N
Of the various departments Of the Dspenssss,
of twentyseven physicians, who, win tne'r
assistants tmaiAns total stan OF iorS nv 80 10,
eians have given their free services TO the
The increased attendance on the departments -
children, general medicine and women mas IT,
sltaed the appointment of morning sessions IN
to the regular afternoon hours, and ny mus stsns
greater facisies 26ss additional patients nave D'0N
treated IN these departments during the past year
The evening class, established In 1881 undor 'ne
charge of female physicians, for the ueatmeh' "
females engaged IN occupations prevenHns 'helr az
tendance during the daytime has so steadily creaea
that the scrvees Of three physicians are now reque
where formerly one wss sufficient. The visiting on
the sick poor at their homes has also been largely
Increased during the past year, BY additions 10 mo
stan OF outdoor visiting physicians
The ptspensaFy building Is now In COCA eohui'lon
ana well adap sd for the present attendance nut VIII
however soon need enlargement IL the present IN
crease In attendance continues. The departments
also arc fully equipped with all receseary sufgr4i
instruments and appliances
Misststeu.ents have created the belief that 'ho
pypensary Is endowed and wealthy, and thereby nave
seriously preiuaiced its receipts from the chantaoV
dgposcd The Dispcnsary Is neither endowed nor
wealthy. but has always been dependent on hee-wih
contributions. since ahc Dspensary's organization
thirty-eeht years ago, the patients who have receHeo
treatment number more than onehah the tof2i pop'E
lation of New-York, and the number OF prescriptions
furnished Is greater than the total populauon