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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
3nsfrnrilon
For Both Sexes.-City.
rT>O THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.

FTO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir You will bear witness that | have restrained
very impulse during the past few months Ia
keep advised Of educational movements and
especially small part thereof which has been under
nv cocnzanc. direction do forget that when
employed last AT 30 cents an agate lin",
particular line OF educational work. there
n that might nsciously eucfoach
upnn the editorial prerogativefor was said that in
instances where time precious and the choice
between the editorial page and my articles. mat
he editorial page suffered. Vain as was was sorry
during The last few months. when =
seemed best tina; the wholesome teachings Of The
Tribune concerning police invest cations personal hosism
and the prevalence Of the Republican party should he
Needed have kept out But cannot wholly neglect my
duty and 50. as the Committee about To- fold
Arans etc. and the GOV crn"r and hr
be seated want TO call
attention to a school that is IN most thriving condition
and h,lping 20 make tn. world better This schp" IS
packnris business College. Of Fourh-aNe
and Twenty third-st. and will begin IT'S work for the
wear 1875 Wednesday, January = a. o'clock
This wiz be n good time 20 enter. and do not hes-
tale 10 commend 10 all thoughtful fathers with prom
ising 81 and daughters. AS ever. yours
~ : :. PACKAHp Prcs't..
lOl East 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
LEHIGH Wiley RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Corfiandt md Dcsbr"s-r- Nt'
4. ". daily f.r NAlt I 'lil So aua ii.i'i
mediate stations ,.nrectlona eA'ept sunday ;'s Io -
LILLE ari Lf NIfNf, $1,000
s:i5 :. VI. t,iiy for GENENA no. iil.sii.h hi -
lAi1. NiAftAgt FALLS -fslENSiD% Etllfi'i. nH4
- west era principal ans i.al i'.nt'. tnlns ''t -
Pullman NfsfflIic o.
Ji;IO T. VI. .i,iy or MArrU ,Hr$k ani inter-
mediate ms Connections pr h~alns ani l.ffs' a'.
900 y. VI. daily except sunday. ~ LiNlNA ara al
irefircl'e nnr,'ilns - fotts' Ne ana Rad
.ng. chair Nlike-iarrc
tao =. VI. dany. esc'p' sunday. - T. sni -
JUNCTION. md lfnrffl '''n1riiaf~ STAT rs. Pullman
,u~e' rtfior 60 wfr-iarfe. connections - f1ffs
t..o y. VI. 1,'v .e,,epl s.niay. q SOUTH rLAiS.
FIELD .'.Hf~ - ''srs
$40 g. " DAN, . r,.,.n sat ia'-fn-i,1's ,,.n,
ana al points W..' Pullman Sleeper te~'iticI tram
y Y 20 'hi.as. s..'r.r nlTll. an roufl o'nrec.
lions f.f E.I..as t-1 if.f.'-.f-r
G,;:o y VI dli, .,-i' -an.. ~ Eastern ,rl In'.r-
$500 =. VI. l,ny y ITHACA, GENEVA. nocn-
ESTER Ef'TFfio NIAGARA FAii.- Hri no rIf',
West ral n,n ."'irH t' Chicago ani Hi1li' 'tn'f
TOY. nni Pullman accommodation. o., 23j 2Gi ga
49, 9.2 rr1a WAY 80 Htnrfy ~ Eat irh So 10
i@S'i go Fri'nn 60. Court
rr.advsv. and pr.0tfrn Annoy prr0t',n = Y.
fr.n io'ei or poe 1-n." Through - i'sf.raf'.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
TICKET or THE MATHEHATTCAL SOCIETY,"

The annual meeting Of the American Mathematical
Society will be held in Hamilton Hall No. II East
For,y-nlnth-st.. at p. m. FrIuay afternoon The
president DR.. Emory Mcclintock. will address the
society. and Ralph A. Roberts will contribute a
paper "On a Certain Class OF CanOnical Forms"
The election Of officers will also take place. Follow
ing is the list Of candidates: For president. DR..
George w Hill. West Nyack. y. y; for vice-presi-
dent Professor Huber, a. Newton, Yale College;
for secretary Professor Thomas 6. Fske. Columbia
College; for treasurer. Professor K. 5. Woodward,
Columbia College and for librarian. Dr. Edward L.
Stabler, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
rrcnnnrn MnnrGAGEs.

n.le.n Martin and Vic - II g Ne"iham' ga
r-..r..r Jacob and another % inr 'n-il''''n
f.r N.. .ifsa = MFrNI aus i'fr-
TO-. SO ..r AMI 49, 20 . gears 49,
ft.r. i,.nIn.t ard NJ" ff : ]. ~i'' "a, IN an
sr.ff.r. ~fstiif-.nt". -" = 70 '' ,
ft.ff 90 D. felfs
f...u.ft 1u.a g. Go J Pa II Eden e. " Nt-''''' :
$50. 80 q e 2 kfEtifii" h''t 80,
Il,ft. Francis " AMI ~N" in ne nun, =,
Insurance 'Y NF0 ! ft 20 FL ll>i' - ''' '' - n
- ,,n...r...il. ave. ] fsir ... ...t--. i7'
i'.trr.I.nrn I.r.'f 4 60 Nlll'fu J. At4'i"N
ft.fn 10 70 - PARA ave. J N'A'. v ~ A.,
.. %. .-.- ..........-. 49,
...i.. '.l lama. Do o.. ,r,.- T. Emo - Jti N"s'
90. .... .............. .nh
,' ~ ..I another 90 Princess
' ,t,n =, 81, n = 7ih-ave
....... ..-...- 80
t.,.f. f...... .nt pife o.. Ei.xihe,h ferri-s. .
~ samuel -. 1.t q, d. - I.H~ia0n-ayc year -
4. '.f....rf wnllfI ~ fl Peoples cooper alive
i..,..t.r.. and Ian lIaiiDu. l''h -.
z t.4 ir.ttltuef !"
~. f.i.r aul vlfe d., lev eers kuliiing and
- 49,, i,-ii... iigt = . -
m ,,.f.ffr.r,- ........ = :
t4........ fIl., .n, sIf e OBJ Mutual ~"
",r''''.' ,. Ga, ~ o. . islsf.sf -
100 ... ,.tr .........- ib -
o., D., t...,i. a Pear, " f. Avenue
]" -. c., -. 4, ,.,f- ............ "a
a.. tf fn Mines I.tIrk d
~, 80, , A, .fft.',,. / ear .......
t'.t -.I &. ,,I another fo ihr Sew of.
-, TO-. t..,,.,.. .,.l 'r.-.f tfl tn ave ~ u
''' ......... IL
-, .,'.' o. t,..i. IIl,.n Tis'.s
,,- =, o., A., 80, t.of'.,,. and other PROPERTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I3.i-s, -. 10 Vest Richard H. Farolly and
' %''s ~, IT, ' sno M "a W. Estate Twenty.
third Ward Land Improvement Company to
I>,' 30 .amo map same to sane. ............,. !,
3l.av". ,r Boston Road <. ll2 II n ~ 10th
81. &ssiii>2aN2as. christian scherdns, and
wif' q, the U1rrisonyilie Cooperative Build .
H., 80 nap r. Mc,rcsc. south. 2ad ward.
Doris f,nu'er Joseph Hortzoi ana VII" ....:..
William II Payne and vie To- Amalia !acgsr i2'
cTsal~r ! liou.'er aai vito to william ii
Abingdon s,uaro. 81 H. Meyer l. sire and wife
stanton ~. s. "a, Gir-on ru,zel referee. 70
l,,os.,., pm s''' - 'I n %, LaiIows, 2a5s
o. M,,rr rfch and ~" to Abraham Idchi"n-
c,nn"nsi y 49, Augusta NJ I.oornis to samuel
r..-, "a 7es T, % n raceckcr- st, 5,rc., 2
William covers - 81 t. Alexander Jor-
aaa-st n :. mas It So p; ?iayc. iS's'Ne. Ma
~, l.., r, 81 ~ We.t i:nd.avc ioosio2
f,..lh ifir-l ami vIf. 20 Luther = Hartwcl... &c.
Nith..' s. in Wet John lule and wife -
c>,t wv ~ n " - central rnrk West 5ox
lo,5. Jan,, II smith rrd VIZ" To- August Ins-
ea4 ~. g. b. -, q 81 shave g2xicos. Bon
7 ''' " 'l i.5 N " M'as. ''' 2olio29
,.o-4~ I~ii referee g., ric-rout Morgan. -. 80
r..si.r cnarlc. ri,rhie and VIZ @, John Hoy l..
Ami. T. cross. formerly Hahn. 90 charles g
MI, o.. 500 80. - i'ei-., a'sa,.?s 2,e4N.
rs ..t s. ~ 80 ~ Ee-t 'NleN"nd~r \ Jo--
.I.r ,,.l ..f. PHI. william. = t.tcfs % RI ......-
lcf'l..' SOS -s, ,ui - W"''. William N'n -.
Sam. ,-'t.r,,. thc ilarrs.n,lue c,-ope.a,ise
uai''rr Association . Ne"- York TO William -,
i..:,h ., rs i,pior y - Couruandt-ase. strip
-e,s0, I.,,ph H,o'rcl and vie 20 Doris
= . t e o'.o %.s ",sc'iF' g lc''
Nl.t... 5,> = i@''.. e. -''N>' JON" os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

INIUufn iIaIus tLICAsC ana The West New
YORK foJt Of hamheis-sl. diiiy. follows. and
minute. earlier fIoa West .Ji-sL:
95 M' f aag' for %p'@s 5 E Eng
IaflII n Buffalo
300 %' Jake. so na,. a' c e., Ga,
SO a m. chicago y. m. Slcepcrs chi
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
E.Cn y. M.-BunalD Vesibuie Express arrives Buffalo
WV A. NJ making direct connections Tor Detroit.
Chicago the West. Buffalo passengers CT
ir sleeper until A.. 81.
S:45 & n c"-%S " ,s ana 10 Ns %o Fill h
cage and On 'nnatl Dining
I OCAL THE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations 81 2dl iol al tj7 Broadway lS9
I25thst.. Chambers and 2ddst fcrrle. New
York. 81, Fn.ton-s Brooklyn 2'o Hudson Hohok.n.
md Jersey city Station Erie Transfer Company calls
ana checks baggage from hotels and residences des,
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
Dantina Ataoemles.

A LEXANDER MACGREGORS Monielssohn Rooms.
a lOs WEST 18Th ST
Private lessons and classes IN dancing every cay.
IrERNANDOS ACADEMY. I62 Eas, 55th-st.- Quarter.
i So: private lessons any hour. 81. class tickets az
rupils convenience. Extra select private Glasses
l NO Ce FIFTH AVFNr'E.
Class and private lessons Mems class commences De
zen her 30 new. The Amsterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

Loans Time Money. Commercial PAYER
On call sod mos. 1 mos mos . mos . ~o'
l1e 2 81 2I93 .

The price OF domestic exchange on New iols
was quoted to-day as follows at the p1avSs'
named: Chicago. 75c. premium: Boston 80. o.
inc /. discount. selling par: Charleston. buying
par. selling u premium: san Francisco. s,s"'
iOc telegraph l2ta; New-Orleans. no t rauims.
Bank clearings were follows AT me p's 49,
named: New -York-Exchanges. S14.sslooi: pa na'-
ances. 81 1856 $50. Chicago-Exchanges. s''I-
600; balances sl.626.O37. Philadelphia I'D.
,noraNExchanges 81 6S2 li2: balances. $24Soo-
The price Of commercial bar silver IN .ne dnl-
ket was 6OL. nominal per ounce MEXICAN , u
lars were quoted AT go In Lohuoi o"'
was down l-l6d. TO q lid per ounce. An .ra
The foreign exchange market was au ,rom
steady. with rates practically UNCHANGED sro,m
last week The recstpts Of cotton drawinsS 1--we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
TREATMENTS or DISEA ST.

At the meeting OF the Medical Society Of the
County @, New-York held NJ the Academy OF Med-
cine No. II West Forty-thrd-st, last night. the
subject OF Diseases and Disorders OF the stomach
was discussed The meeting largely attended
and the papers listened TO with much interest
They technical in character Dr. Morris
Nangis opened the discussion with paper on "Ihe
Value OF Modern Methods Of Diagnosis
Dr. George Il. Fowler read paper on Modern
Dietetic Treatment OF Diseases Of the stomach
and was followed by Dr. 4. Jacob, who spoke OF
the modern medicinal treatment. The surgical
treatment was spoken about by DIR. Il. Kammerer.
after which "A general discussion followed IN
which many OF the physicians took part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
WEST SHORE r. z,

ilA.Gs leave Wost Az ST. station. New lOF. as fo
lows. and Is mnut earlier from foot Franklin St:
$3.50 a. VI Daily. Local 10 Buffalo
D:i1 4. VI. DAILY fo Albany Uuca, syracuse. Roches
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fr!i.. Detroit Chicago: except
Saturday for To-
Oils T.. ". Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syIa
Eochc,fer. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De.
igoit. Cle, Gland. chicago AID ST Louis
SifJ T.. VI. Daily except sunday for Utica Syracuse
S:I5 y. VI Daily fo Albany Utica svracuue. Roches
ter. Buffalo. Ma ar FALL Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ,.JCH
For tickets time tables II local parlor sleep
ing-car Accommodations apply Offices Brooklyn and
New York. and q stations Time tables prime pal
hotels I'Or other Information address
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY.
fkn'hfarite coal used cvcluslve'vl
Foar tracks Automatic Block Sirrals
ON ANN AFTER DC. ~ le9i

:
I'or rss,ca l,th,.crn Allentown. al4Aeh Chank Ac.
30 7.i5 p.lO Eastoni a. NJ. 10. 30 600
I ta.t ~. "a % :. t. Allentown y Sundays
For Nilhcslarir. P.f'ston and scranton. ?lO \. NJ.
J 10 20 go - SUNDAYS. 20 4 VI. . go
J 30 800 SEQ SIS. 7.a' , NJ. 2:i5 nirht sun
dars { \ NJ irU - 30 600 J. n. - - niE D.
For Harr'strrg AZ 10 500 9:i0 \ ". 10. 20 %
300 SIS = NJ. IL - r.rif Sundays leo DO eco
Tor Sanlur,. I,rl.'ufr. arl Wllamsror \, %. 90
$50 VI. ITO ! 10 10 e ~. sundays. COO =. "
~ Pei nt ,nel 80 n,' ~ =, a. :, ., r M,
Panic 49,. -" g - " sHniny. ,,ecri ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
WEST EyD-AVE LONGER THAN 1T USED TO Bi

Mayor Gllroy has approved the ordinance chan
ging that part of Eleventh-ave. lying between
Fifty-ninth and Sxty-fourth SITS. to West End
ave Tho avenue from Sxty-fourth-st. up has
boon called West End-aye. for come time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
Ant,ion Sales Of hcnl &state.

~ IIFRIF'FS SALE OF
~ magnificent farm property 81 40 acres near frlnce
,n y / ON lcr - 1894. = O'Clock 3 m. Fine I'm
,rnvcmens: threes story brick dwelling large barns land
IA hgh .t,tc Of cultivation sale positive. Ad
drc,s GEO - VANDERBILT. Princeton. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
DULL DAY IN STOCKS.
THE TRADING UNIMPORIANT.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS CAUSE STAGNA-
TION GENERAL ELECTRIC AND SUGAR
THE FEATURES

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER "a
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
Steamboats,.


$500 10 BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER
Reduction All Points East and North
VIA RIOMWDGM lDEJlso
Steamers CITY Of LOWELL new ana CITY OF
WORCESTER in commission. Leave Pier odd number
49, p M Desbrossesst. week days only. $50 T. A.
4 rIae Orchestra each ~teamer
HALL, RIVER LINE. FARE REDUCED.
i Only for limited tickets Reduced rates
all points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN com
orchestra each. Leave per - Npd
NUMBER. y L.. zoo, u Murray st.. week days ony at
800 p. N.
G TONINGTON IINE.-Insde route TO Boston and the
~ East. reduced. Steamers leave New Pier
-. y. r.. y. NJ. daily. except Sunday.
(NATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
~ boats leave every week day a. T. NJ from Pier ~
OF West nth st. connecting at Hudson with Boston
ard Albany n. II.
NEW-HAVEN- ST. Excursion. Sl.5o -
~ Steamers Richard Peck" and "Contin"niar' leave
Pier % l.. L., daily y. and II 30 =. m tsund"
for trains Mc.id'n Hartford
Springfield HOLY oke and North
y Batter January 1t. IL 80 p. steamer carries
temporarily freight only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF DeSbrosSc' All 'ortlanit street
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IL. 1874

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is 1So9.
100 1000 A. NiPEHXSYi.1HYIA iI&iTED. ~Ia.lman
Commitment sieeping Dining SMOKING ana isn oe a
A. ~ Sinc, nau go x H. Irdanapoiis - a NJ
10 , = ro'S Mtc:.aco MD ST LOUIS EXrRFFssi
rqlwan Stirring ana Dining cars 70 -, LOUIS Lou 81
coo uwi ,2c= :Ex ExFhrss slmaq scsgns
G;ve:n' sor NJ :afaSS hxFhEss f aiimaa
slccp'n- ana Dining cars to cincinnati and =. ols
lrriycs cnci~n!'i =. NJ. Indianapolis 1913 T. NJ
sac j. N|rAcIFIc EXrisEss Pullman sleepnrr, Car
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
S. $50, ., 1910 dining Iar' II s. H. 20 60 Con NJ
Dining Ga6 80 DINING can. Dining can. r; NJ;
l2l' night sunday 20 A. NJ O. 20 &C. ns,ssslen9l
s6i y " nfA la r NJ : s1' r NJ daily
= NJ daily slcepers to ~ sprine Memphis and Now.
ATLAXTiC COAST LINE 400 4 N, daily. slcepe,Is -
2iy SRf oG @' RA In1 Express 500 p NJ
FOR OH POINT coNFORT ana NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Kcu'e.. VI ~eek-days. AMI, with Through
FOR ATANTC CITY, aga r %A Gr MY "a 1S ~ week
rGr Icns ~ nc A,hny rsr "cc'n 70 G,oye and Point
wect-da',.. sun.ays ."xc'Gf Ashury rart AMI Ocean
FOR PIiIIiDEIPUIt
' n cs II x s. T. ~ aa 5 a a;' Ggans Sa9
- Is nrh sunday g l5 $50 o. eat 90 l.lnii-,i) 10
\ NJ. = dining Cao. 22o Dining Csr' T. -, 'Dinins
r,ci,ct 6nccs Sos 4.a eii J 100 isia III nnd eGi
E2@,agiI so N. c s sr , Seo rn Src az
broadway and Hr,otlyn Anne, station. e., = Fulton
Transfer company viii call Tor and ch,ck baggage from
h,t'ls and rc.il .nccs through 70 dc.rah,n
" Gcrcrai Mango Gcnsral rass'r Arcn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
School Aaentlcs.

GTNCY Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors. professors.
"A etc, ia all dep. recommends
schools parents $50 Jth-aye. look Bding. goth
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Govenesses
&c, 10 colleges. Schools and Familics. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. y Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
E0R LAKEWOOD

$50 S.l5 4 NJ. D. -. g. $50 +. NJ.
Fer Tarm.ne1a.e Toms River iarness, Park ana Bar
ncsnt 20 SIS 5. NJ. is go = w.
F0r Atlantic CITY cape May. Nincilrl mi Bfilge'oh.
$50 " 10 = ,
Nay.snt 20 - ~ n " 10 50 'i' ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
0cathcrs.

TUTOR.-A Everett stone. graduate Of Yale Cniyfrsiy
j and Columbia College Law School special experience
IN coaching students for college examinations S6l 'have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
BALTIMORE AND ONO IL. "a.
Fast Express Trains To
baltimore, Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
II. LOnIs md All POImts West.

rLLLAiAN CAlt aIit'iSL OK ALI. Ii'"I"s; III,
Leave New-iok. foot Of Liberty ST.; dai!y 100 M
80 .. H.. IL 10 night For ClNciNNAII ST. LOUIS.
200 "a a., D. For WASIIINGTON bAITI-
MORE 900 a. M az 80 a. Dining can. 30 ,3:ao
u ~. - sunday. g. ~ =. m. Dining Can 600 y.
i2:i night. All trains daily except ) 80 y.
NORFOLK. u -, am iniiy. 20 y. IN. cX. sunday
For NEW-OEI.EAhS. Via Roanoke bristol and chatta-
nooga through Pullman sleeping car 300 y. m daily.
Ticket i3 H. 2tl, 4lj LIZ" lfdway. - East
IAN ST. ie7 nowcry y. Y 3it 33' Fulton 81. brooklyn:
g'ati,n foot d" Liberty ST. g. n. IL Of y 4
View Tran.for 60 viii call Dor and check baggags
fpnrn hotel o residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

Twelve shares u the Fourth National Bank
were sold at 1898. In state issues mere Va VS.,
sales ~ southern Carolina os non-tuhuel L., a.
and pig. and in Virginia Funded Debt AT QUE anu
6Oas ,
Transactions in railroad bonds were as un'n,
tercsting as those in stocks. ana business 80
only SSH 900 could result in Only uniinl'', On
changes 4 firm tone prevailed. and slight gains
We're made IN most cases. hut Ntchisoh - Wv
clned 3. 10 63is. ,,.-
The Sub-Treisury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House $3.50 Az Its net loss on balance since ~.
dav was 81 S67 21s. made up by a loss IN curFerS,
Of si2i46i4 and loss in coin ~ Sl'-''s,. Ma
days operations included; hccelp's' - hal.
payments. ss9i9 sO7 resulting In general o s,r
ance NJ sl5a9S3 ,Oi consisting ~ Ss5>'bN, .. Wv"
and S16lo6si' currency. The receipts @, w n,v.
dav and Monday were si.S3i415. ana me pay
ments s.. 7ol.,53 - "a
The United states Treasury at Nashinsion -
ceived to-day s2e6i7 National bank notrs ip ~.
demption The customs receipts were S,-'''V' -
internal revenue receipts S'o',5oS, anu INV "'
Ianeous receipts $685.. =,
To-day's Washington Treasury Statement. ~
cash hand and deposits In bank compass al
the figures ~ the last previous statement 10 "
lows -
Ne, gold on hand 500 asG g ssc sl pee s::"'
NJ y: sPs$ .. %a ;ss SIS Inc
Actual cash IN the
Treasur, vaults
ing ceTncs'ss sss ss,7s sis7 90 40 pc s "a
Deposits in bans. II S?o.ss6 il.'sts': Inc. io''"
Ne, cash bal. .seo so,is. sies 7ol.sos Dec s'-"'
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARkElS'
Money on call was la2 per cent Ilne 'il ~
showed no change from Saturdays ngures "a
mercial paper rates were also unchahseu, .s a
there was little demand for accomnoud.on
We subjoin a table Of rates MADE up lro" Wv
tations furnished by the busiest houses:
Loans Time Money. Commercial PAYER
On call So 3 mos 4 mos 6 mos mos mos INV
lac 81 ?b93l .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

There we're no dealings In Governs
were as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-15

Grafton educated up to a certain point and
you have reached that point permanently,
and then the next generation has got a
better chance; and so they will go on, and
when the whole tribe gets permeated with
the idea that education is a good thing.
progress will be rapid. BY education /
mean the very broadcast kind of lifting up.
do not believe that education is book
knowledge. Book knowledge is the very
least part OF education.
Il think one of the brightest men I knew
when / first came ont of college was a man
whose reports i had to write for him. But
he was bright enough, and he gave me the
idea that there may be an education which
can make a man, which does not neces-
sariiy come under the head of reading and
writing. But, applying the term education
in its fullest and broadcast sense, what we
want to do Is to educate them all, because
and l think II Is a providentiai arrange
ment-you cannot leave any large portion of
the human race outside Of progress. Your
progress is stopped until you get them up
TO fair level
You cannot go ahead. You cannot live
with an ignorant majority within your bor-
ders. You have got to raise them before
you can raise yourselves. You are subject
ed to that unconscious but unfaillng infiu-
ence of the majority of sentiment. and I'M
til that majority of sentiment is lifted high
er you who stand on the heights can climb
no higher" loud appiause)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-15
POISONS IN AIR AND WATER.
The Very Fact That They Are Unseen
ana Unsupported Makes Them the
More Dangerous.

The Very Fact That They Are Unseen
ana Unsupported Makes Them the
More Dangerous.
Nearly everybody is in great danger Just at this
time"
The speaker was Of the leading physicians in
New York.
with the malaria In the air and the danger In
the water, he continued. people need TO exercise
the greatest caution and care. The trouble with
these things Is that they come unawares and are
often unsupported. The germs OF malaria are
drawn In by every breath, the seeds of disease
are spread by each swallow OF water"
The doctor looked thoughtful for Il moment and
then continued There Is but one way to prevent
these dangers and that is to be wutchful. Instead
or drinking iced water and other things all the
while. and In place OF permitting hot and foul air
TO spread malaria in the system, people should be
watchful and check these things the start"
There is but one way that this can be done and
that IL by the use OF some pure stimuant con-
stantly or when the slightest feeling of sickness
appears. The only preparation which has ever
been known to certainly counteract these troubles
in time. is that great, that popular whiskey
Duffy's Pure Malt. Ii has been used by the pmhIir
OF America for over twenty years, and has proven
its surprising merits only by what it has ac-
cOmplished.
II men and women would counteract the deadly
germs In the water ct this OF the year by
mixing Duny's Pure Malt with 1t. they need have
borne In mind. however. that IL is only Du.fy's
Pure Malt Whiskey that Will accomplish this and
that however much druggists or grocers NAV say
to the contrary, IT alone can be depended upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-15
BOYDS.

The commencement exercises Of the Fair
View School Of Jacksonville Md, Rev Dr.
c. H. Waters, president. took place at the
school Wednesday evening. The program
was handsomely rendered The salutatory
address was read by Miss Cora Pindell. 1t
was on the Past, Present and Future"
Miss Julia Allnutt read an essay. The vocal
music was of high order, the duet by
Misses White and Perry being especially
fine, while the sweet alto voice of Miss
Bessie Perry, In he solo, II Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say was greatly admired.
Instrumental music was rendered by Misses
Melton. Peters,. Waters, Williams, Dalton
and Walters. The reading of Misses Case
Walters and Mannakee was hea -tily ap-
plauded The graduating class OF 1894, be-
sides their usual diplomas. each received
the usual graduating medals. The gradu-
ates were as follows: Misses Cora Pindell
Susie lden and Julia Allnutt. The confer
ring of diplomas and the address was by
MIR. Ballard n. Norris of Washington, D. c.
The first distinctions. given on an average
OF 30 in all studies, were awarded to Mr.
Claude Ainutt and Miss Marian Jones,
each receiving a gold medal. Those re-
ceiving honorable mention were Misses
Lena Dalton. Julia Jones, Mamie Case and
Lucy Waters.