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The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

MR.. JULES FERRY has assured the
French Chamber of Deputies that the con.
cordat shall be preserved. We are glad to
hear this. II tho cOncordat were not pre-
served no one knows what might happen.
Chaos might come again.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

THE board which is here investigating
the high old times that some of the Penn
sylvania troops had during the Inaugural
tion, start out with peculiar view
of the case. They say it is impossible that
such high old times could have been had,
There are good many people in this city,
especially in South Washington, who wish
it had been impossible.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

THE English press laud Minister Lowell
to the skies and regret that he is to be
superseded. But they hope that ho will con
tinue to reside In England, and seem to
think that he will, There are some people
in this country, Richelieu Robinson and
Mr.. Finerty for instance, who would be
willing for England to have our poet-dplo-
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
EAST WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON CADETS BALL.-ThcWash
ington Cadets have issued Invitations to
grand ball to be given at their armory, Odd
Fellows Hall, on Easter Monday night.
One of the features Of the entertainment
will be broom drill by the lady friends of
tho radatc
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

MANY Democrats criticise the selection
Of Mr.. Phelps of Vermont to represent the
United States at London because he is not
a nationally known man. And yet tho
man who nominated Mr.. Phelps was a little
over two years ago nationally unknown.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

THEY do say Bynum has secured that
pOstofice. If so, one hOnored Nce'Presl-
dent will regret the shoe-leather worn out
in his frantic efforts to secure IT, and also
the loss Of prestige, to say nothing of tenn
na
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

INDIANA men resign, Indiana men are
dropped from the rolls, and one or two
Indiana men are made messengers. Indi-
ana is great State, and Mr.. Hendricks is
her prophet
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

The Democratic City Convention yester-
day afternoon renominated Carter Harrison
for Mayor Of Chicago. "Our Carter is as
hard to put down as an unruly ghost.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
Wednesday, March 20, 1885.
To-NIGHris ENTRRrAINMENTs.

GRAND OpEnA-HoUsE. - "Romany Rye.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
FoRD's oPERA-HoUsE.-"Th Two Johns"
Matinee Wednesday.
HERZoG's MUsEUM.-Mi Katherine Rogers
In 'Miss Mutton" MRtinees daily.
THEATRE OoMoUE.-Petrie and Flsh's Mar.
vels. Matinees daily.
DIME MusEUM.-John W. Ransone In "Across
the Atlantic" Matlneee daily.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
The Future of speciaI Agents.

The impression has gained currency
among tie oilice-seekers that about all of
the SPECIAL agents in the Departments are
TO be dismissed in short ORDER and there is
great rush of applicants for those places.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

No DETTER nomination to Turkey could
have been made than that OF Cox. The
Sultan win undoubtedly be pleased.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
An Essay On DrIvIoe Cattle.

gentleman who is well versea in regard 10
cattle says that after the snp rises in the
epring, cattle driven from north 70 south
distance OF thirty miles or more are suro @
DIE, ana those driven from south 20 north Will
with VIII die. Driving them cast and west
mas no enect upon them. Cqmmln lGa0
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

The Signal once furnishes tho following
synopeis OF the weather;
For Thuredhy fair weather Is indicated for
the Middle Atlantic States, followed toward
night In the southern portion by local raine.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
Kathairon

is an agreeable dressing for
the hair. More it is a
stimulant to the activities
of the scalp. 1t tends to
luxurious hair and a clear
skin.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

ONLY twenty five cents for bottle Of
Salvation on, the new aud popular lni-
ment. Try IL.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

Shirts Collars and Cuifs Done Up
equal to now, at MOrgan's Steam Laundry.
Lowest prices.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

The excellence of Salvation Oil is attest
ed by its rapid sale. Price 25 cents bot
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
EDOCAJ0ihhL.
kDULAJ UlhNL.
JtHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSI1
BALTIMORE.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE ooURs

Instruction is provided for Graduate, Und
graduate Bnd Special Students. The nc
academic year tegins September 30, 1885.
For circulars address, by postal card, I
Johns Hopkins University.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-25

HowARD's business SCHOOL, 1860 d
II southwest. Single aud DouDls.Entl
Bookkeeping, 81 per month.
No text boOke. NH
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
gteomtonts au> nailrsa>,!

Sh SsnroSida1 DSi & MNAgeArUGk Sc -sseams.'
Fare issi soss. sha BY any SsaSf M M
kslh KAikWAa Rsp Nov MEsTEns knSTn sS ntn sne
Arrangement, of from Chsnesrsst Depot From 2Sd'
except q snDdays 10 %lnsf Dsy
ETa ana sHe eheas sac'
nsnes sS HSus cnsrss
:; ss TSs fa,Iss MI Sisssla sss
Ic, $40 M s's%snsa mar S. fSs ISu 100
second day. Connecting trans arrive Toledo 7So M anu
SncssO E,pres, for the sold Trdn an
Pu1 Day sDS aCssa and
buffet smoking Coaches TO Chicago
esS eS5 s
s nSSP ss Il I'm
S sSasl: q. ss ss So
sSsis and .e Patsss03 sc o 80 and midnight saturday
,s % 60 So
W ssnaays ss s,ss ai Sunday
ondout and Kingston and Montgomery s:Sop m
@osSeS s' Sss 7so 1920 $3.50 $50 Aso $3.50
Sss a. rs sd saY sse sS
s ss% a" "s ssG rss
e s:St sS To- cao $50 ':'s' sunday
b.sS iC'sS m $3.50 pm; .,s, each sour
4 Roae 23dst quarter OF ana QuartcI
fSgs ssI GAS to Z is.5 Jam every and
Trckets for passage and apartments IN Drawing anu
obtained ana orders Tor me
nd transfer OF baggage be left at the Companys ohces
Eos 4Ol OF 9s7 Broadway. 1S7 Westst, N ~ NO
Txpress ira rs West arrvein New-Yorf NJ Hio
q,SO ii: :25 an and 1920 p m
JOHN n ABBOTT, Gen'l Passr Agent Nev-fork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
IN Trains leave for Fngewood Closter: Picrmont ana
Ey.es $50 10 NJ $40 D. = a aoo iso no pau o'o Ill"
sprns Sssy ana H. 5O
e'"NA JOHN N ABBOTT. GEM Pass'r Agent Newly ork
WEST SHORE rOUTE.
wv VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave 42ds Corandt and Desbrosses st,
Shicago. sl0 m. az p. m. Pullman sleepers through
st. Louis $780, % D. m Pullman seepers.
Detroit, 10 a. In. s5:a0 g D. Pullman seepers ,o
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Roc ester. 'lo
tm, '5:i0 .Sp IN sleeping nj Plrlor cars through
Utica. 7:10. sl0. ll:Op m; .5;5O. .S D. m. , - m
FewDurg Kingston. Catskh. Albany TAO TO- HOO
For Montreal and Canada East 7:10 a. m. $3.50 p. M
Hamilton London -l0 $500 % p m Toronto $500
fs6aiy Other trains daily except Sunday
For tickets time tabes paror sleeping chr accomn0d
lions inormston Apply q oces Jersey ly, Penn IN
Annex Office foot Fuitonst Newh ork ty 81 2O7 2Ol 80
S6s s6 g4e ld4o lS2S roadway ~ et"ve e. lag La Eas
lRndt and Desbrosses SITS. and West shore station loot
West 42dst called for and checked from hotel
and residences Orders be left st ticket Offices
~ state-st HENRY MONErl. Cen fsss Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

Pacific MAI. STEAMSHIP CO..
PEE FOOT or IANAL-sT.. n. r.,
<v>rr NGw-YoRx. Jan. II. 1857
NE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
or neelaGed quarterly dlvidcnf OF oNE AND ONE
fh PEk CENT on the capital stock OF this company.
payaDle on and after MONDAY. February 2 1880 the
W y, e Metehne Trust Company, No. 100 Broad~
10 ookhoders of record the closing OF the
T" ne transfer books will cosea the oce OF he Union
ius npnhy; No. ~ Broadway. Ncw-Nork SATU URDAY,
hnuuIy ~ lSS, at three 81 o'clock D. and will reopen
iohSDAb, February 1885, at ten (lDl O'Clock a.
JOSEPH HELEN,
Treasurer
l'OUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
~ Bonds OF the GALVESTON. HARRISBURG and SAN
iI, ~ , h hhAMLLWAY ~ COMPANY due February 1885,
e. Miis Buiidins, NewYork. CHARLES BABBTDGE.
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
flats an0 Rooms TO Get.

PARTMENTS in the "Dalhousle hrepros0SI asS
~ apartment buding between 9th and SIa n height Of
ceiling. ni ish and decoration arc the handsoncs' :"
Apply ut the building.
A WELL-FURNISHED ROOat Oh Las1
N l9th.st; low TO or two gsntleneh.
V,ITRNISUFD ROOMS to let central; large
- i'o'n i"iu'"o" W 50 West 2lst st.
IOTH-ST 80 EAST--Nicely fnrnishedrooms,
L ~ all combined; reference ----
AAEAsT 17TH-ST., between Broadway and
6tbsyo; front parlor and bedroom also back parof'
nicely furnished cheap tili MAY,
40 WEST 57TH ST, in the Soucy, s.I. also zvs az
NJ Wost 6oth.st, In tho Winfield very desra0'@ S''
Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Gelp n)anteo.
Go tubom 1t map Concern.
DURTIC NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE.
Nodce is hereby given that the undersisned Com
Of sob @ % tRs CsDafqs7 s iO S.
"a s raii%sy or railways ought to and
fdasS Ss s and
as Gsae nhs Rs enSpss SesS%asd y Ss
Aayo 81 said ely November 81 st and 70 dm ,o
SSs sRsi oy n od s aS SSi1ns S s
10. GT S I MGass nG DEC s south
r.ueh route 70 the Nal street Ferry BY WAY 81
siacc. tr".6y S.. Em-st' csntrcst TTycnrOv Chatham
st. Wiilainst, wal.t Groadst PelI,,, and Whi,ehl;;
a. oI 3, s 90 % 81 RSsas and rnlans O.
loon by way OF fithave. and leo,h:st Route No 3Be
s%ns y on oSa % ss1S a Il 9s
s.snas a. g sS as at til. and e eS ssS 2. ss
ssa ncs SS % on
ant srep to SoSh a Ss eSp0 To G,saa
James Sip busno,,t, and Ma son.t Route No 7-gssin
Wat,sst Canast; BIoomcst, IhomPsOnst Mansin:,t1
s to s s Fa Spf vsf s BY
East4th s togte No sIbesnn ng at the Hudson River
sSs1s seS ss TO .Ss Es,
Fs as nsq' he S' s y
and as "a GSI ls sP Rssf %y Rs Vest n
and ii tasi ssih kSaie 80 2Bssi6nins. ,ns Hudson
I SfE Eas a%a aa @ sS
way and Fast S4hst Route xO i'IPPcsiqRnns
.. .en RI Rvef By way East i$s,a as:
ond ertcd ng the Harlem iyerby way OF Inwood aut
Dvckman is Route \ l5-Beginning at 0th.ave. and
Wot 6Yhst and extending TO Madisonst by way VI West
5gthst East SGT ST. MAlison.ave, hast 2sdst dave
Divsoust and Cstharinest, with branch be-
ginning the ecton OF sthaye. and the Broadway
boulevard aud extending northery along SAID Boulevard TO
veuery terminus OF West thst and extending e3stcrly
6Othst to tho Central lark sunken or transverse
East vtr extending westerly along last 6tb st to
the ark Sunken or TransNcrse Road 10 Route
No lD-Begnnng the westerly terminus OF west Isth.
and tending 10 the Central Park SunSen or IinsyeI
by way OF West 7ythst 9thaye aud We.t 15ta
Route No 20B ginning on the esstery terminus OF ElN
79thst extending TO the CenrA PARK en- trance OF an
2-BcgInning tho westerly terminus OF West sbtn,
st. and thence eastery along soths to the Central
No 22-Begnung eastory terminus OF East sttnt
and extending westerly 10 the Central PARK >unken or
Road No by way OF East s6thst Masonaye
s5thst Route No. 23-be ginning on tho Westerly
terminus Of west 81 aud extending to the Central PARK
sunken rransvers, Rad no T. by way OF West 9bhst.
ave- amt West a7tLst Route No NBe yinning on East
Central PARK Transverse Road No by way OF
kast 92dst lstave aud ast 9lthst Route No. 25-Be
ginning Broadway. the north side OF Harien river
and running rhoriy along broadway 10 the northery
Begnning extending to tho south Ferry
by way Cstharincst and South-st kouc No z-bcsn'
ming on lOthave and lslstsL and extending to Ague-
ucaye by o; st. and bridge across ne Hnren
River. Route No 2sBeginning on isaye hsrom hve,
Route No. 20Beg nrins on Wesst near CnrsioPner.s@
ana extending to West 12dst by way OF esist n1ve,
hard nv me nndsrsigned commissioners Monday tho
ssrond day Of February 1885, at IL o'clock OF that day.
and from thereafter as may seem expsdent 70
the said and the place Of bearing w De IN
The the city Hall In the city and county
OF New York. -
$gI g55f SfSsSSA s?SSSArHAors commissioners
Dated, Jan. "a, 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
DlpioenS Notices.

A LII COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
INC principal Ct all bouds due that date Issued by
III I'LL r. kAlL,toAD EQUITMENr COMPANY, secured by
socR furnished tho following railroads undcr Car
s 9rm VIZ DC paid after thar date at The Office OF POST,
MA6f!N q 20, 10. "a Pire ST.. New.York Il. w. CLARK
d CO., NO. 35 south 3d-st Philadelphia:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
THE CORBlH BANKING CO.,
ll5 Brodduag SeV- York
Lrn z pER CENT EARA MOI TGA GEI

fNU q IIIt u" -E'''' 'F''s''F
Uouidb, fnrosTs oocnSfondiv sprse MAT us are
db, sqJ,y conduct ne bsn>D Of Mortgage ioan "pon H
yTored Irins located uouFdHd Wiiss dsdn'
Tbfs ts Lt1s,ss ,rc hdr, foliOuSf du htsG He
fluesd Htrv years sfnaU ~ IDed dt our
loans acT,nssd public gradually rIf,nded NJ
aeid During al ess hare aoeUsuidtrd sach nd
ne ids idHds and people 81 ohT
agricultural esdbi,s 70 neeoha ,af,lg upon
nJcn hundred mdS from Nec YORK ds 10 late cat
loan srim STREET ma sidfcn,nf
upon fransaon aud pssons drinq
uhfch ufsh nrSg term of years rhSrr rsJc
IA md hdudsO1ar TSuTIs shoud. IN heu
fHrssi cali for Information concerning n't ad
t0ndgss Of thes, todns
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Anetion Sales OF Rel gsfats
Eegal Nolltes

NOTICE OF SSIGNMENT. Notice Is
~ hereby given that David Hall Of the city OF Newark
the County OF state EewJersey hnth t day
asgDment 10 the subscriber OF ms estate Ior le
equal bcEeit OF bis creditors and that the SAID
exhibit their respective claims under oath or W
fpr subscriber at hs oce No OD2 broadway New.l ork
city al bis factory No. 81 Marshall Newark NOW
Jersey. within the term of three months ron this aie
Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

PROPOSALS fOh o 30 Pfd nd ono of ITS Consod ated
pcr cent bonds due Mhrch oli h "a 900 900
part issue mtea 70 and the remaining can
be used only upon the Tho " mr. cses OF the bonds
o Doa serea for Sale be used towards nr Bonds
retirement Of the company ,src ne are ri out So 10000
pon the payment the bones due Marh r.i noprags
% hoe % miles OF railroad and nil other Pol
ofh company sueS1 ncy oI and palmyra branches together
S @ % in len nh and upon which toie arc i amoupt
oonas an an ;%es held in reserve by the truste mar,
sealed rJpOsas fr the nuense nor cent bonds of this
OF sou V % ,yton I'm THURSDAY, February . $50 u,
o.riacb m' when the bids will be opened anu tue
e terms upon which the above bonds are
follows; 800, n, tho ,o,a. awarded will re-
or@d np notice Of Iccepa Of bids Th Osep Railroad
be made noash OF ID ahh'pa n @ 5e,ost is made in
casS interest will allowed on such deposit a' 'ho '
P1r cent per anm @ ne March 1887 and the bonds VIII
ora interest from that date but the opt gvch
the payment Of o G sTd"Sg WGG S Sky March
Accrued coup N ntereS upon IT,, W aymants are
until paid for will be charged "h''0 pa' '"'"''
NAV be made in cash in Hannibal ana Su
r T. ,irood 9mnspy per Mt bonds at the race Naue
~ ndm and Maich COUPON, which after i be
The per bonds at Boston inc per S ps o the con
mortgage rohbt the trustee ron cernyng 81 an
cent bonds exc pit on t @ st In Zen Of any part OF the
bonds cannot be delivrreI as soon as
tI,er can he obtained the trustee In whch he VI ~
delay is ann ne received and delivered either az me
National ia, Commerce. Newf or AZ ,no @ IN Ros
On cago Bur ington and quincy Railroa1 oomp""' " ~
Tropnssls shouli he addressed to G. Perkins pieMse
Uannibal and st Joseph Bailroal Comany - To-
and iJorsed Proposal 10 purchase H1nniba ana S' 'o
sc per Gent reserves the right TO reject OF AL
o'' Per order of the Board .,.D sooro,arv
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Enanrial

TuR FOURTH NATIONAL BAsh VI I'M
CITY SXtsw.YonK January ls 1885.
meeting Of f.na 5hs s @ n;
"a FSuriiS cd gentlemen were unanimous"
asc,.a ay directors for the ensuing slEs g. SMITH
JOsFPH b. HOnI:n JOijN II. INMAN,
FREDERICK MfAD' H0BERT w STUART,
JINORE A. kENi,,eo N n BALDWIN
CORNELIUS N BLii n WILSON -
.., ,ncetne Directors held Jan,ht' "a
At supseYnei reelected ,e
Mr. Cornelius N BLISS was ~ IT. BUCKHOUT
President Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Dipi0en0 Nolices.

81. PAUL AND EORIHEES PACElc }
RAILWAY DONPASY.
NEw-YoRK, Jan 20. 1888
GENERAL MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT
~ coupons OF this company maturing February. lat pToI
will lie and after that date at the BANKING house OF
Messs " ms Ow amer to,26 Nassaust. Me-" fOrk ny
The QUARTERLY INTEREST due February upon tho
registered bond tihcaes viii be tie ai maturity TO
holders Of record January 9th inst from which date until
February inclusive the transfer books VIII be closed
GEO. y. JONES
real
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
6otels.
MANSION HOUSE.

Nev.Yorr rs ~ HEIGHTS Directly opposite Wal-st
~ suDsriot minutes walk from Fulton or Wsst Fer
family and trsSssm 81 reasonable rstes Select
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

Interest due and estimated dedcit for 1885 and
Amount required for bettcrments 100000
Total 8, ,25O, 900
That the hodes o. the eonsoased per cent bonds bo
Jay 1870 and js1SiTS e. and , J@g rs S,ss 1y deposit
NewYork Trustee aud receiving instead the colIany',
on sd a sa, sas bear cent
January and Jsy a IN 0fs &c ysar Shca 6GRa %
SS@p,ny At and ScSfas sST
to be secured by deposited the lien Of which
VII be n ~ he eSsr. Of the Of the Cincinnati and
' b. per % e1ss ns S een e r, s.ss9
pany sRS iSnS S a. TrSstsc
March 3 and IN cn s rna anTS and
bond and ecured by such coupons which bond :nal
ss any ssaf
and september in ch sr and be payable IN ten years from
three years IN three %Snns no no'iSs
for ton years such deDenurs a Que during the
Years ami 20 ascegt similar , rum
hn lures re- falling during tho wears - and 1855
Car nv trust nsse cefacales OF Company
ionsss ,o s ,Gn ana es sS being 10000 in each yes
Total amount extended s22so.eoo
1855 1886 lss7wi be provided Tor by the issue Of sun
npGhoders who assent proposed plan requested
to signify assent to the East en ssee Virginia and
wsy where member the Committee viii be ready at
time 10 give further explanation or Information do
Wien the requisite number bondhoders have given their
6ondhoaers may their coupons for exchange
ShSgst eES. K tS%ltt%sNt t5aft1oN. Funding Committee
T. H. II. LYMAN.
Ncw.York. December 80. iosi
The undersgned TO whom submitted on behalf OF sun
Cammitiee OF Inc 81 Virgins and Georgia a,
ROAD Company bondholderS dated December OWL
Sa IN view oY Se absolute necessity for immed ate cash
exPo1dtafsso ggep # tho S % 5I The eydan interest oe
OF the various securitcs TO iund e coup rs an
itebfednes named IN the committees recoinuehual ION.
mi n any chance made IN the plan prgpo'ee
tho undersigned wOu suggest The iuhdnR U wv .Inr
coupons and propOronAte e1teDson o e other
That Of the road b, now %vertsd fon s
neue ~ the er injury and peril Of every interest Ihat
Iased hou ruinous siorhce OF the 'ompnys cn.t am
tha no add tona mOrtgaR" can he crealeu oecusoo A
ny Ths believe that hr orboarlnce required by
holders OF various securities VIII be iound % or %
she present dicuics Company They therefore COZ
daily recommend It's adoption
GE0RGE 3. COE.
Prest Am. Exchange Nat. Bank.
+. ~. co 81
J. D. VERMILYE,
Pres't Merchants Nat Bank
New.York January 18TH lSS1.
UOIDERS of the Bonds and stock OF the
i RICHMOND & ALLEGHANY u r 60 are leroy
notiae that at meeting 4 the rs MggaSS an Sm
Cn were unanImousiy appointed omnttee top clarr AL
Mt cmbodving the grnea pan si
agreed upon said meet ng The agreement Is now IN
o. pePa, aon and du9 n9,Se M WI" S am Sarrie
are cautioned signing agreement which has b.en
which signatures are being solicited Without tHo
consent u spproyal OF the above Comui tee,
GRO r Tos% MafEs & EaSaSS:T; 1esaSss p5S A:'
Nork IauuA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
.fec.rres anS Msetiugs.

A MEXICAN INSTIrUTE.-Annual meeting
N u be held at No. 2i Cooper Union, on THURSDAY.
FebIuary 5, at O'Clock D. N. - - . .
Z. NICK. LEOSER, Secy. CYRUS IL LOUIHHI> Pfos'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Hnanrial.
financial.
TO The B0NDHOLDERS
OF THE
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA & GEORGIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tho undersigned appointed committee Aid In carrying
ont Funding Plan recommended by the Board OF Lest
ors Tennessee rginia and Georgia r. X Co.
al December 1854, respectfully submit tho
FOL owing extraci and recommendations from pIn:
Interest due and estimated dedcit for 1885 and
ISst 81 25oo00
Amount required for betcrnents ......,... lOUOU 900
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

VNHE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY OFFICE or TnR SECRETARY. MonnEAL
Jan 2 lS>5-The halfyearly dividend upon the caoit
stock OF this company nt tie rate Of THREE PER CENT
secured under the Government oil
the Dominion Of ansda. and halt yearly snppem ntary
interest dividend At The rate OF TWO PR CENT per anpu
declared by this company together forming half early
dividend the said stock at the rate OF FIVE PER CENT
per annum w 10 ah February H. 1888 10 stockholders
record that date. -
Warrants for THIS dividend payable At the agency OF tho
OF Montreal, 50 Mallst Eew-York, Will be delivered
after February H. at tho office Of companys
agents Messrs j. Kennedy Tod CO. 63 William st Now
YORK to sockhodcs who registered Montreal or
New.1oIk Register.
Warrants auropean shareholders London
Register will be paysbein sterling al the Of four shll
linEs aud penny hnllpenpy iA I'D per dollar less
inco and will be delivered date,
II the Office Nessfs MortOn Rose a ca, bartholomew
Lane. london. England.
The trans!er books o the company reopened at 10
o'clock q IN. Wednesday, February 18TH 1850.
iy order OF the Board. q. DRINKWATER secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Gin properlp tuantro.

NyrANTED.-We can't supply the demands
w witch hah for dwellings and fats 20 lease and
derabc property purcha-e please send
erty to charges made uness Tor actual
sale. and rentals MHtIEH -.AD MCELROI,
~ Union square. near ljth-st
NNANTEp.-For three months. furnished
w Hat centrally will be paid
Address :. II. \. bGl jth-aye. New-NO
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
leaving
PACIFIC NAH STEAMSHIP CO.,
PEE FOoT or IANAL-sT.. N. r.,

January 30. 1885 '' ~ D' ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

A. RAVEN, 30 VicePIosident
vNHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
1 Co NKw.YoEK. January %. lssh.-Noiice T. b r,
bv given q al the Annua Meeting o. the Stockholders OF
this Company will DE held at the ohoe oi tho
6onpaty L., Broadway, tuesday Alnrch T. 1883. at ~
o'clock H. for the ransaci0n of such business may DO
b. ought before tho meeting including the election OF
seVeuteep Directors for the ensuing two years.
The stock IT nsfer books will be clio ed tho attefD OF
G. h.. "A IT ERLtE. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

Six per cent the outstanding certificates OF pro
sts viii be paid to thereof or ter legal repo'
,.,ro, ~, and aster Tuesday of February next
The lndng certificates Of the ssu' of l9o "' oe I"
eneA ana pad 10 holders thereof or Their legal repre-
scptatyes and after Tuesday the 30 o' February next
from which date all thereOa viii cease The cerh
ates IN ma proucod az the time OF payment and cancelled
dvidend Forty per cent declared on the net earned
premiums Of the Company for the ending Sist December
1854 for which certificates will be issuei on and a'tf Iues
day the lfh May next
Hy order OF the Board o,,.,,,.> s..,.,.,u
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-08-08
THE CYi LON L.
Phil.eiel phsans Somewhat Asstaeed Over
tla- Gentle Breeze.

PHI.ADELPHIA, August 1.-THE uppermost
topic to-day is yesterday cyclone and the
devastation it wrought III its rapid and re-
lentess course 1t is probable that no ex-
act account OF the number of its victims
and complete details Of its havoc to prop
ertv can ever be secured. The best infor-
nation at hand is that five persons lost
their lives. four reported missing and sixty
injured-sone so severely that their rpcov-
cry is impossible. The scene in the Twenty
fifth ward OF Philadelphia is one Of desola
ton. Many houses were razed to the
ground and Others completely .utted
while many more are rootess. The ap-
pearance OF the localities on both sides Of
the Delaware river in the direct track Of the
tornado, bears resemblance to d once
thckly populated region that had been
visited by an extensive fire. The totalloss
will amount to about $500, ,Ooo, including
$500, 900 to property in Camden, $50
900 in Philadelphia and so, ,0O0in vessels
damaged in the river. The rain storm
which followed the tornado also did a great
deal OF damage. The water i'll the Schuyl-
kill this morning is higher than it has been
for many months.