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New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

II. A. " POST Treasurer
MANHATTAN BBAca IMPROVEMENT !
COMPANY. (Iimited-l J.
COUPONS due March /, on the First Mort.
tho Office OF the oOrOn ehSRIfsP RtFf
rTHE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
bonds payable at the banking house OF Messrs Wins
New. York city On and after March 2. 1885
CENTRAL MINT CO. UIMITEDJ OF MExIco:
COLUMBUS, HocKiNG VALLEY & ToL. RwY 90:
COLUMBUS AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
Second MORTGAGE Is
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD co:
Toledo Depot Second Mortgage IA.
GRAND RAPIDS AND IN DIANA RAILRoADCo,
General MORTGAGE 5s. coupon and registered
LoGANsPoRT. INDIANA
PITTS, Fl. WAYNE AND CHICAGO R'WAY COT
First Mortgage Is series @.
Second Mortiage 7s, Series 1.
vERMILL1oN COUNTY INDIANA
WABASH Eco1SNY CcoUNTY INDIANA.
Gravel Road IS
MIAMI COUNTY. IYDfANX:
Gravel Road Gs
BLACKFORD COUNTY. INDIANA:
'f"'s' '''"" MARCH To-
vERMILLIoN COUNTY, INDIANA
WABASH C6UNTY. INDIANA,
o'1''' ''O1' MARCH H.
School Us. ,, -,
HANCOCK COUNTY. INDIANA:
MITCHELL. INDIANA
School IS. .. 81.
MIAMI COUNTY. INDIANA:
Bridge
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Gin l1roptrlD 90 Eet.

GEORGE ASlIFORTH. of l.177 broadway,
" Offers rom May several desirable isrn tlr, ,tJry
brownstonr houses IN good ncGlDorAo,d Hcat &l2lO.
fEO LEASE.
L LARGE CORNER BUILDING UOWNTOWN,
BROAD. WILLfAM and Sr0N + Sis. Wiu be- altered 10
suit tenants the building f. strong conveniently
ranged prominently situated has argo oOr surface cNcop
tonaly Light CS windows above store floor viii rcnt all or
part. FEEDINAND FISH,
l4O broadway. corner Lberty-st
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN
L ESTATE The country seat OF the late Edward r.
Jones stnated the east shore o the Hudson about miles
from Rhncbeck situation unsurpassed by the ud
son commanding ma neeni views OF the river the Catsk
Mountains and surrounding country; ~ includes spacious
substantial Mansion house. with all enieDces car
house, barns, greenhouses oeh0use aud farmers
lOdge the place contains about 100 with o 10 water
front substantial dock at which steamers Of deep draus
land ani boathOuse For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE AsHFORrH, l.477 broadway at which place .
photograph Of the mansion Dc seen or " A. r. AS'
Executor oO Wal.st
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Gilp rope IN fJr Sale.

A BRICK HOUSE; II rooms; improve
- nrnts, good yard nj cellar excellent ,ghborhOodi
gas and "a,er. owner Oh premises. "o- Wet lHhst
ANY PERSON desiring 10 purchase a 2O-it.
~ house Handsomely decorated ,eOull do well 10 Ok AT
81 East eOthst T. kILPA1RtCK. Builder.
'IuE cheapest Grst-cla3s foui-stoIy high
soop brown stone private dwelling Tho whole island is
aadson-eye -st,t. and She size "a lcsE52&sj.
and the price only s236oo ncuduc the shades
md tho cnrprtS First como fret served.
SAMUEL KILPATEtCK,
Mal,sOn.avc. aud 2,th.st.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
DrookInn propertp Gor Gale ano 60 Eel

EOR SALE.-HouSc on easy terms a bcaut-
ful mansion and grounds situated n the handsonest part
OF the CITY BrOokynlyc and FICslecplace house t5X
halls elegantly uod nur stable etc; grounds 2OJxJD al
elegant home For fun particulars apply to
LEONARD MOODY,
No. - OOurtht.
FOR SALE.-llousc for business purposes !;
4 a fine br0wn-stouc dwelling; Of Carroll and
Court sts can 81 aratN OIL small be- TUNED intp
stores and ras belnz 20 wdc AMI facing DarrO ParN VIII
most desirable ata ly sOsls
C0uIt-st lot 2J.jx93 viii b. sold at bargain.
Apply to
LEONARD MOODY,
No 20 COurt-st
EOR SALE-.HOUSE.
The elegant 3L-.tory, hghstoOp brown dwelling
corner Of Court aud aUo SIS. end iacug carroll fark
one Of tho nne houses IN brooklyn being 2'KJGB, with
lot ~ feet deep mirrors, xturrs, etc, In
eudcd, W!lI Dc sod at bargain Apply TO
JEONAID MOODY.
No 20 Court.st
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Ccnnirn propertp n1antra.
ulnier Resorts.

HADDON HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
sr'sufd location IA tho II U4ntlT1ey appointed
ul,A sVery convenience uiulor aud summer visitors
EDWIN LiPPiSCOTT
NATURAL BRIDGE. NA.-A rare Oppor-
" tuny visit tls wonderful pac" g. given 20 persons
ntcneins Dc Eufs0n "i the Newurean, Exposition
The shortest r0u'. b. Scwlrvsns h. by the shenandoah Val
Iav Ua.rlld Thlr Trains stop 90 tins depot EXcurson
frs c4u Do hld from Rclmpld or hhurg other truk
Ines and iI0 asIngion FOR route and ~ sadircs,
IHE FOREST I'M,
Natural Bridge Va.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Tnantial.

~--~>-
A t HALF STOCK EXCHANGE COMMlS.
"A soNs Railway Bonds stocks and raiTGeI% SpSsS,
Bankers ana Brokers 81 Broadway N y.
A STRICTLY PRIME INVESTMENI ST
n CURiTYFirst mortgage per cent Gold Bonds OF the
MOTnsn fas ST se TSS E0fSa ac Company
Rawy and uS GS"PsS P 6
January July OF these prime bonds for sale On
iA'o'A''' '''N'' IN LATHAM 4 co.
United Bank Building Wal-st
A T Z STOCK EXCHANGE COMMISSIONS.
orders executed in Railroad stocks Bonds Miscellaneous
Securities Petroleum etc. and advances made on same by
81 Broadway. Sew.York.
CWYNNE & DAY. Established 1854.
IN
NOTlCE.-The Citizens Gas Light Company
~ Of BROOKLYN hereby give nocc to the holders q its
s1sye S The sum Of ea thai Sy a sope
vii TSsS d
OF the Long 1 Loan a1G Ts pqr ca am and a
s s S ana that Interest said
ss @T Tgas @ s. 9sS e.
SAMUEL r: TUDOR, Secretary OF
the Citizens Gas Light Company OF Brooklyn
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
empaSy Saa1' @lq
Office Of George woods o., m The anSna
election of directors viii be held day between the
hours OF IL and IL o'clock n IN. GEORGE WOODS PtesG
CHARLES CLARxsox, COMMISSION BnoKER. !
CTOCKS, GRAIN, PETROLEUM, PRO.
DIVISIONS bought sold in Fractional Lots on Margins OF
i per cent ,o.- ..,t.,.os
Eo liability for loss beyond margin. Profits unlimited
Orders carefully executed and promptly reported fhvl,
lties unsurpassed twenty years experience; quoaohs
and information furnished on request
rVHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.-The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
mon Pacific Railway Company Tor the choice OF
for the the transaction OF any 0ef pus
which legally before the meeting VIII be eu
in boston WEDN ESDAY the 9Th day OF March next
The will be allied to order at 10 oclcck g M
Office in the Equitable Building In Conformity
with the by laws. .,- ,r., 4. .oo.,.,oo
meetng HORTICULTURAL HALL lOl 1remontst' mas
will probably made before any business Is transacted
Stockholders can therefore meet at HORTiCU IT RAJ
HALL at 1880 where the polls will DO opened should the
meeting vote TO adjourn there.
Transfer books viii close on March a. -
will be asked vote on the folowng rrOpos
ton TO amend the bylaws:
In with the right reserved under Arce7 OF the
Articles of consolidation II is .-.,--
Voted That Section Article J. be amended by inserting
after the the following words. or AT suh OneI
place i'm said shr be duly nO ed IN the manner pro
yided in Section OF this Article ...e - ,,.-.,-.
HENRY MCFARLAND. Secretary.
BOSTON. Feb 2l, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

NAii PAY DtElct, - hLt lE--t(
SLW-N,Rx. Feb. -. l--j. {
DROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE SEALED
i and ondrr-oi on ope " ia f.. SuppA.s Adycr-
rsed viii rr,r,c at tuis odlcc untl u O'clock March
10 ls5 of The f'o" sppc' o the best quality, TO be
delivered within days from The late Of order Tree VI
( Cusc. ~ tho navy ard, New \ OTE
BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
Bolts, aHh's. &C.. for u-c In Preparing stores.
Receipt and l Books &C. per samples at the lnspec
ton
tons Coal to be delivered and stored In bins at
the inspection.
spslf, aoa' and fu Information in relation to The quality
oi DE required Dc % tauri 10 the AaYy Yard
The right reserved o rcret al bids tAt may not
b. deemed Alvaui ir,ou. tJ Che Government -
required Tor prompt latin
ful delivery of the suPpilci awarded
Blank Tor us = l De- futn shed M thi9 of1co
BIDS not properly gnel and certified will not considered.
A. II. GILMAN.
Pay DlrcCtor a. ,. Navy
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
COnnlrn Droper!p for Sale anO q Get

EOR SALE.-A farm in Wcstchester County,
j Ncw.York and Eog-fiaven Railroad 81 minutes
from Grand contra Depot ~ minutes walk non Railroad
Station u neAiitc vicinity churches house
wc QUIT aud Ia EOpI err farm about acres VIII DO
dyiGed farmer C0itge barns, 0utbuldngs liberal
FHEDEhICk DEPENsTEH FOSTt 4,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

NAVY PAY OFFICE, ~ NTATEsI,(
NEW-YUKK. Feb. 10th. lSs5.i
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE SEALED and
niorsei on envelope. "Ht for suppli.s Ad.c[tised'
Will received A. tht once until ~ o'clock Mach 7h $50
Tor me los ng supplies Of the best quality to be delivered
"a stated below
BUREAU OF TQUIPM 1T AID RECRUITING:
1000 tons anthracite bf1k,l steamer coal 10 BE- delivered
such quantirs ami at such c. either n the NayY ara
calnk Hougsdr ~ vessels IN tie ha1or. as TIE com
MAntant q tiIs station my direct.
OCU ions au hIace ,cim.r coal % BE- delivered ~ Nayy
Yard Ports 0uth - H. within jo days from date Of award
All 10 De sub Get 10 the usual inspection sc.
lie igt "a rIci 10 reject or all bids that may LOT
be uteluC 1 itydutigt c,ts tp the Government
Two rSppu1c surtc~ required fJr the prompt ana lait
iul del very oi tle supplies awarded.
liau- fYr45 IA bn FURNISHED II THIS once.
Bids not properly signed and c'ruaet vi" not be cDhi'd
cred =. II ptlMAN,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BuIEAu T. .nFl-,' Asu tLOIHuyG.
Nt.IIssIOs. u. e.. Feb :. 1888. )
Srn'rd prOpo4ais iftorel t..g.'s fnT cCo VT hc
received 81 d.. luIelu uut starch D. i--' Of ii O'Clock
O. iur hundred tlnu,aul .lun,H 20 MA ~ Navy
Tobacco to Doe dry IcI a. tAr Nay Yard, Brooklyn y. y
or hcfor. thc nat DIZZY o' November. lH-J.
-pesu.t anil II, OF uer viii b" furnished by Tina
BuFt4u upon aud proposals must De- made upon
the furnished ind ~ accordance WITH to s.tcIaC
tlOus J. A. AiI II.
IayInlst. r.Gcuot4l L. =. y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

StN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13, lsso,
yVHE FATHER DE SMEf CONSOLIDATED
Il GOLD MINING CoMrANY has declared piviaeha y, ,h
No AZ Twenty Cents share payable 2slh inst NJ ine
olcc OF Taidaw & Co. IA Wallst. NewlOrk. transfer
IooEs viii close 10Th inst H. DEAs. secretary.
" ' GRASD CENTRAL DEPor
NEw-YoRK. Feb. 20. 1888
COUPONS Of this cOmpany's second mortgage
" bonds due lsS5 will be paid and after Mon
'''' '1''" - r. W VANDERBILT Treasurer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

RIO JOHN CUFF AND CHARLES McDoS.
Il aid: You are hereby notified tina! !
have expended three hundred ts300l dollars
In labor aud improvements upon ts
Mining District, Eureka county, Nevada.
that being the amount required TO hold SAID
claim for three years ending December u.
1884. and that your proportion as co-ownersn
said claim 10 a. follows:
John CuG $50 SIN
Charles
And If within ninety days after ths
notice of publication you fail or rciuss
to contribute your said proportions OF sla
expendi iure. your interests IN said clslm
will become the property Of the subscIiDei
under Section 23sI, Revised Statutes OF the
United States. T. y.
Eureka, August &c, 1926. au2Ism
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-13
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Railroad Notice.

Cards, neatly printed. with The %G5Si
..For Rent. "For Sale" and "Ful be
Rooms To Let" in large letters 0
had at this Office at rs cents eacn'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-13
me GREAT ENGLISH REm;ny

is never .failip
Uure for Norycn
DDebility. Exhaust
taty. seminal
,oe eaxne :. Sperms
s ss l.0hT
nms!ANhoOD,i,n
ppOOssenISy. P~aralysls
and ell the terftbi.
effects eue sofself. Abuss
excesses In mature,
YB&f0-nnah
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01

if the hopes of the company are not blasted
drilling will be resumed at an early date
The Gordon sand has not yet beer
reached by the Gsbby; drilling still con-
tinues in STRAY" sand.
Many of the oil men, as well as several
of the students, have returned to their
homes for the purpose of doing their duty
at the polls next week. Quite en- interest
ing report appeared in the Oil City Derrick
of Thursday on the geology of the oil re-
gion. The report was made by Mr.. Chas.
a. Ashburner and brought to light statis-
tics wholly unknown to this community.
Washington is nov included among the
weather signal stations, and has full set
Of flags, which are appropriately displayed
from the cupola of the Court House.
Mr. Caesius Aud is visiting his parents
of this place. Mr. A has been on cattle
rancho in Texas for some months past.
Mr.. Thos Oldham. of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The first snow of the season presented
itself yesterday.
A very fashionable German was given at
Gymnasium Hall on Friday evening Of
this week The favors we're numerous and
costly, and the music was from Pittsburg.
Mr.. 81. L. Sesmon, the popular jeWeler
and rink proprietor, has sold bis property
on Main street to Mr.. McCarrell for
So, GEO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
SPORTING.
BASE BALL NOTES.

Ringo will play with the Pittsburg Club
next year.
Not one OF The Chicago fslders leads in
his position in the League.
Harry Wright has Joined the searchers
for good left.handed pitcher.
Several OF the Philadelphiss have signed
their contracts for next year.
All the American Association players
on the black list have been reinststed.
S:ovey has gone.to look after his skating
rink in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
The Athletics disbanded for the season,
and most of the players have gone to their
homes.
Reilly, of the Cincinnstis. is suffering
from very core leg, the result of base
sliding.
1--WE expect TO retain all this years
players in our nine next year. "-President
S2aldipg.
Won der Abe presented each of the play
ers of the st. Louis Browns with new
suit OF clothes.
There is probability that the Metro.
politan Club will be located at Staten Isl
and next season.
Joe Mornings health is so bad as to lead
those who know hin. to think that his base.
bali days are over.
The Boston Club has already signed,
for 1886, Buffinton, Sternmyer, Tate, NASH,
Johnston and PoOrmap.
MuIvey says that when he gets home be
will lock himself up in bis room and throw
the key out Of the window.
President Spslding denies that Gore was
suspended He says he was left behind at
Anson's request, when the club started
East.
Fulmer aud Powell, of the Nationals, OF
Washington, have signed with Baltimore
for next season. They have gone to their
homes up in the coal regions.
All changes in clubs in the National
League will pc considered at the next
meeting OF the League, which will be held
in New York on November l9.
Buffalo does rot want to wi hdrsw from
the National League. They claim 10 have
plenty of backing and wish to remain in
the League aud make Buffalo rs cent
town.
Fred Warner, who formerly played with
the Philadelphia Club, was before Judge
Biddle, on the charge of neglecting to sup.
port his wife and two children. An order
was made for their support by the Court.
Carpenter, ofthe Circinnatis, has organ
lied team Of Northern professionals 10
20 10 New Orleans this winter. Among
others who will 20 With him are Buck Ewing
Of the New Words, Hsnlon, Baldwin and
Wood of the Detroits end Kid Baldwin,
Jones and McPhee of Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01

Gives Expression to Its Sense of Loss by
the Death OF Henry Horkheimsr.
At meeting Of Gihon Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order Of Bansi Birth Of GAINESVILLE,
recently, the following paper was presented
and adopted:
ZGSEsvrLLE, O., October Is, 1885.
To the Officers and Members of Gihon
Lodge, No. 195, 1. o. B. B.:
BRorHERs:-In Pursuance of instruc-
tons given Us at our last meeting, we sub
NIT the following:
WHEREAS, By dispensation Of Divine
Providence, death has again invaded our
circle and removed from earth and its as
locistions our highly esteemed brother.
Henry Horkheimer, we desire to express
and place upon record our appreciation OF
him in life and our deep regret at his
death, and convey our earnest sympathies
to those of his kindred Who have been 30
sadly bereaved; therefore
Resolved, That we cannot 6nd language
to adequately express the sorrow that per
vsdes us in the loss We have sustained, yet
we bow in meek submission to the Divine
will, and while we are reluctantly compelled
to realise the sad truth that our brother has
been consigned to the tomb, our quiverirg
lips attempt to pay this last tribute to bis
memory.
Resolved, That we cheerfully testify to
his efficiency. zeal and usefulness IN all
the essential works of our Order. The
various official positions to which be was
called were always filed with that manly
bearing and true dignity which reflected
credit upon himself and honor to the Or
der. Kind and generous in disposition,
ever ready to aid in the alienation of dis
tress-not 30 much perhaps from sense
of duty as from the innate goodness Of
true heart-he was i5eralitY personi6ed.
Resolved, That in the death of brother
Horkheimer the community at large, but
especially the city of Wheeling. have lost
a citizen of innumersble iuestimsble quail
tiles of head and heart, while his immedi-
ate family have to mourn the departure of
one whose uniform sffectionate devotion to
their happiness endesred him to them be-
yond the ordinary love which exists in the
domestic circles. Bot LIES labor with him
is over. We shall miss bis genial smile,
stfectionate greeting and kindly counsel
He has gone to the Grand Lodge above.
To the widow and children of our de.
parted brother our hearts 20 out in tender
est sympsthy, and while we cannot console
them in their great and sad loss, must re.
mind them that our Heavenly Father rules
ard disposes wisely. Trusting IN his pro.
lection, consolotion is sure to follow. We
can only recommend them to trust in God
B. S. DRYFUs,
WV. BLUNESTuAL,
julius FRANK,
Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
NEW MARTIkSvIllE.
Plenty Of Fish to be Caught General
- Eews-Psrsonal.

Plenty Of Fish to be Caught General
- Esws-PsrsonaI.
Special 10 ~ Sunday R<etsi~.
NEw MAIrNsvILLE, October 3l.-Ths
Episcopal mite society ct z. 8. spripe,fs
Tuesday evening was we'll attended.
Jere Murphy, popular Law di'penser Of
sistersvills, accompanied BY bis wife, sH
up this week.
The much abused yet wise laws Of he
Legislature passed for the protection Of
Gsh, few years since, are being prscti'
cslly demonstrated every day. IL bss
been but . few years since our streams
we're almost Destitute of 6sb, and nov any
novice can HE himself to the creek bark
and in short time catch . neH Of cboics
fab.
Ii 10 10 understood that the Stevets
bakery will change hands next week.
Mrs. Jenpette Hall and Mrs. Sue Mes.
man are visiting friends in Wheeling.
County Court adjourned Friday after
transacting considerable busips's
Mira VIM. A. Newman. Of Pine Grove
was wishing J. W. Nesman this vttk.
Miss Annie Whi.s. Of ~. Clsisvills, slo
has been the guest Of Miss Lena UuSesd
for few days, kft for homo Tbundsy.
BE it said to the credit OF fome ore, tbs
street lamps are again lighted.
A very respectable audience turned oct
last evening to hear the Temperance lecture
Of Rev. w. P. Walker.
Judging from the Length Of their local
trains every day. the Ohio River read %
doing the bulk Of the freight busips's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01

tbs miners about BellSire are making
their demands assume q definite shsSe
and it seems to have come to this, that
the miners must either be granted an ad,
vance of G halt 3 cent per bushel, or .
strike will be Inaugursted tomorrow.
With the Miners Association throughout
Ohio demanding al advance sufficient
TO raise the price of mining to sixty cents
per ton, strike would assume mammoth
proportions. An extended strike, too. At
this time must necessarily bring pEivstion
to many families.
But the condition OF the miners is bad
at present Their employment is not
steady and their pay very meagre for Wat
work they do. As the sympathy Of the
people in general is with them, and IS
many of the operators themselves reeog-
nizs the fact that the wages are insufficient,
tomorrow may see the miners stillss work
but with their wages advanced to the
amount of their demand. People viii wish
the advance 10 be granted and any lengthy
strike sVerted.