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New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

REPUBLICAN OPPICE-HoLDERs TO BE oUs1ED-
AsPigANTs GETTING ~ LINE.
BOsTON Feb. 2S.-The Maine correspondent of
The Journal" referring the horde OF hungry Office
seekers in the Democratic party in Maine, said
There are comparatively few Democrats or Rcpub-
hcans here who put any faith in the reports that
present ofcehoders will not be removed before tho
expiration of their terms except for offensive partisan
ship, and every Republican oceholder IN this State il
putting his house in order that there may be
surprises or dsappontments when the edct of removal
shall he received. As the home Of Mr. Blaine, and
State where party politics closely trimmed, there
is but little ground of hope among the Office holders
that ANYTHING but offensive partisanshp will he attrib
ued 20 them when general demand is made for their
offices In few localities however, there u dis
position among the Democrats 10 allow the posnasters
10 out the balance of their terms
Everything s to be done pto win Democratic
majority year from next September. A the next
Legislature will elect To Senator Hale,
General Plaisad said 20 be already laying his plans
TO secure that position. The man who appears tO be
the most solicOus for the Democrats OF the state Is
Bion bradbury of Portland who is believed will be
the successful candidate for the COlectorshp Of that
port Papers beng circulated declaring hin TO bc
competent for any position under Mr. Clcvelands
A. j. Anderson of Portland president and receiver OF
the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad II he fails to
obtain the Custom House ii Is said that he will take the
Surveyorship Of the port. For the position OF United
States Marshal A. s. kimball, of Norway IL said to
have the best prospects. though the OF Thomas
aud \ G. Andrews. OF Portland. are also mentioned.
Collector Davis. of Bangor has twenty-five months
longer serve, but General Charles Roberts ia said to
feel confident Of soon obtaining the Office"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
sale, at the NY Petroleum Exchange aud stock Board
nf,vfs.

SATURDAY, Feb 25-P. ".
The transactions in stocks to-day, which
amounted only to 29JIG shares against i2G. 81 shares
also Point the ease with which wide Huctua-
tions in figures may be made, without the
accumulation or sale of very large quanti-
ties. The opening OF business was marked
by fair degree VI seadncss. but irrcgularity.
Generally there some improvement In tho figures
during hour but after that under sales for real
izing heavy tone, with sharp declines ln some
stances, prevailed til toward l o'clock The bank
statement WAS q surprise In its showing Of 80
small loss In cash. and that used for effect upon
limited and contracted Earket EOrthwestcrn which
had sold down to 937s to 95h St. rose from
II as to 72a Lake Shore from 637s % Louisville
Western from IO2 to 1888 Delaware aud Hudson from
772 10 7s3 Central and Hudson from 027 to 937s Union
Pacific from 467s AZ and Western Union from 53a,
20 SOL To the casual observer the early market ould
have appeared that obcdcnt to natural
causes, and tho late market as one In
which the temporary suspension ordinary influences
was taken advantage Of to mark higher values with
little risk At the close the figures Ne re not
fully sustained but as rule the final prices show gains
on yesterdays closing. The marked exceptions are
Missouri Pacific with final decline OF "a ako shore
3 and the Ouahas Cd and per ccnl for
the common aud the preferred
State bonds neglected with only email sales of
North Carolina consol IL at 8Ii3 aud Missouri "a 1880
$780, at 1854 or city bank stocks only Mercantile
Q0D sold at lIB.
for the Ala oonts u lower Annexed are tho closing
quotations (;
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
DENNoYLVANiA RAILROAD.
l. on and after 100. 1885.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave York via Des5rosses and Cortsndt stress
Ferries as 70 lows 80
sburg Pttsburs. the West and south. with Pullman
Palace Cas- sttaehed a. and y. daiy. New.
YORK and Chica Lnted OF Paror Dining s9iosing ana
Sleeping Cars a. . every day. -,
AT p M, connecting at Cory for riusVie Petroleum
Centre and the OH REGIONS. -,
Baltimore washineon and the south Limited Wa5smstoa
arrive Was inston ,.o IN Regu ar az o20 sa s;o9
b:l a. M. m. and " nip mt - -,
For Atlantic city except sunday with throagh razor ears
100 p. m.
For Cave Nay. except Sunday. i:l0 M. -
Long brlnsn Bay Head Junction and ntermedste sta
via railway and Amboy a M u noon So 3 m.
sunday, a. M. and m. do not stop AZ Asoury Park
Boats rookyn connect With all through trains az
JerseyFty. afording SPECIFY and direct transfer tor
Tra ma Srrve: From Pittsburg $50 asd ll:2o So and
I0.O n m daily and 200 daily except Moad y. From
washington Baltimore $50 So m 90 $40 3jo,
bSO 9:li and 1905 p. IN. Sunday 6J5. $40 m. lOOo
m. From Bsnors 9:2o m From PhIsd.!2sia o6 S SsS
GI:So m I2o ZOO 3.40 3i' 53l. $40 720. 1880 $50.
900. 1on6 ard 1920 m and i2:a0 20 ngnr sanny SI
lO2O D..
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
PLAMEH OYRR A SALT WE'LL.

BELLAIRE, Ohio, Feb. 2S.-A curiosity, partly
natural and partly artificial three miles east of this city
is attracting much attention Several years ago the land
Wallace Run drilled for oil. The oil not
found but light aow Of salt water obtained. The
field abandoned ana forgotten The operators were
that with the salt water they struck vein
natural gas. Some time Last fall hunter accidentally
lighted the gas in of the wells and II has continued
burn since with fame ak eight feet high
The salt water bubbles the top OF the well which
foot sObeow the surface OF the ground forming little
pool with two three square feet OF surface On this
surface the flames burn seeming 10 from the water
few feet away Is ledge Of rock Oh the surface Of
which the water is frozen into many fantstic shapes
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
8teamboats ane RAILROADS
LINE.

n -SlONlNGlON LINE.
saTs o% s s. r. sssSs
300 p firstelass TO Boston. o. Corresponding IA
N''''N' " ~ T. W. P0PPLE. General Passenger Agent.
EALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
to Boston and the Low fares Large sad poweru4
cleaners BRISTOL and PkoylDENCE from Pier IN NORTH
'a'er 0a aEosG T. coSSoR General passenger Agent
BORDEN LOWELL. Agenta Hew.York
TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
il slip at D. IN and ii tSundays excepted) IL p. mt
arrives for early trains north aad east Ex
curslon to New-Haven and return. 81 o..
TUARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NEW.YORK NEw.HAVEN AND HARTFOkD r. ~
Trains Harlem River Staon corner 49, .nl
Iinconave near Third Brage aero Harem fives
fTeached y third Elevated Rairos " ciiy excege
Snn,iaya at $40 TAO, 300. 1000. ll:5o M 2O 500
Si0 5:3O, GAO and 800 n f1I pei W9S Nor 0tsaS2v W
bster Tirppsons BAY hester Pelham Bay. Barlow Cy
IeSd psIbam Manor and ew-Rochelie, connec Ing Al
New Rochelle with trains for oil points on the man me
the NewYors. NewHayen ana Hartora
New Britain and sued Branches aud Boston and sa pon
East. a.. A. p.., .r,s and all intermediate ata.
Gmndav ta n, for NewKoch ellie AMI AL intermcaate sta
,,ous Of 900 uocp and 30 the stter ira COIN scueq
st New hole with way trai1s 70 Gran
Stamford with express train 70 Boston VIZ o"' ''
EHJGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trains leave depot foot Of Cortland and DesSrosses
SO saasS sSd onf ~ WEssa To~s.S
Wsveriy Ithaca Lyons Buaelo and ths West Pu
MA tru daily Loca trzin at Am and 6%q
Ea.oa sethshsm and sP GoPn 40 D. no. eopnsc, far Al.
L".ys ior 70 Mansh Chunk and Hszcton. S:iO m.
General Eastern oaics No 3iS y s' GSYTSiroa: oRA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

Dog parties are quito the fashion at present. Tho
bellies OF upper tendon at each others houses.
bringing their little fsvortes with thom. The
dearw exclaimed Q charming blonde st one OF those
intellectual gatherings the other day, what horrd
little dosge mine kl* "Whst has he done " why
be be. eaten Up the pretty ssie seasla saeeusI had
made for hin this wiptsx" Chorus pf fsr ones Jrhs
bad, bad dsgcsr-( -(DostsnS Courier
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
REPAIRING THE FRENCH CABLE.

C\RLE STATION. RYE BEACH. \. H., Feb. Is.
Tho Bre-t Franco and ST Perrr Mquelon section OF
the French a o which broken January 10, was
repaired To-day. thus restoring continuous coinnHn
e,tou by this route between this country and France
11,. r.u,trlue which WAS done by the cable steamer
NIuta. aptnn Iecr0t, accomplished quickly, con
..r'e me had and the lee nOrs encountered
Ilcr~ ro hnlf dozen other cables running through
f.ayrnal Bay where the break occurred.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANY,l
CHICAGO. Ill, February I. 1888. !
NOTICE.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ TWO DOLLARS PER sHAtE has this day been de-
Preferred and Common stock OF this company
the day OF March next TO stockhod - OF
hours The twelfth instant.
The DIVIDEND NewYork will be paid
a the the company's cnts 10 IN PATTON & Co.
and shares Registered In Chicago
q. II. FOSTER,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

The general bond market dull but prices for the
speculative kinds generally followed the of
tho share market. Erie second consols declined from
BON 10 So and recovered TO 50A West Shore and uf-
fslo first 5s advanced TO 36a NewYork Chicago and
ST. Louis first rs OF from 81 % 0Oa a9I Canada
Southern first IS were steady 9s but the seconds were
o., after G0i2 at 3d. wero s better than yesioriav
Chesapeake and Ohio first series were up IA AT 7GIa
Ohio Central hrsts rose per cent d. Metronoan
Elevated arsts of per 100 East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia conso SIS the ncomes wern mn
y cent at AZ aud 1855 respectively Lousyo and
Nashville general mortgages, after 90 were unchange
at s9is but ilrsts New, Orleans aud Mobile division
were y higher at SO73 Houston and Texss Central arsa
main lins were easier east at 9oi9soos Northwestern de-
d at 85A 696 ST. Paul and Omaha consol, reoovcred
from ll0a to 1l21ll11. Union Pacific drsts yerc
easier at ll2s9ll2ia. uthcrn Pacific of California
sold 1t 88e8s0g7l Atlantic and Pacific were M at
744 and the incomes down u at IL Northern pa.
cifc frsts strong 1T lO5ls SlO5L
To-day's weekly bank statement OF averages shows q
gain sI $3.50 IN specie aud loss Of siolelooiln
an increase in loan: Of $3.50 and reduction IN cir
culation OF &69 400: These changes call for o
decrease IN deposits Of only seos the satsment
shows decrcaAo IN that Item Of SibO3 200 II II be
supposed that the banks have counted In the cash the
March nterest their 4 per cent Gov ernment bondS
en- explanation Ia urnished only Of tn
referred TO- but also why there not reported large
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

THE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
LOW LANIfR & CO.. OF Nassau and Cedar ss
New York city. and after March 2 1885,
CENTRAL MINT co. uIMlTED) OF MEXICO;
coLUMBGs. mocKiNo VALLEY & ToL. Rw'Y co.
General Mortgage 5s .
COLUMBUS AND TOLEDO RAILROAD co:
p.yroS ASp SJD' MiciIl6AN RAILROAD co:
Toledo Depot Second Mortgago7s.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD COS
INDIANAP0Lis, INDIANA,
school 6s.
IOGANSPOHT, INDIANA:
Funded Loan 6s
PITTS, Fr WAYNE AND CHICAGO R'wAYC CO.,
First Mortgage Is SefiesC.
Second Mort rage 7s, Series I.
VERMILLI0N COUNTY INDIANA;
WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA.
Gravel Road u.s.
MIAMI COUNTY, INDIANA
MARGINS
BLACKFoRD COUNTY. INDIANA;
MARCH TO-
vERMILLIoN COUNTY, Is DIANA;
WABASH CoUNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road 9s
MARION. INDIANA,
School os. - -
MARCH IL
HANCOCK COUNTY, INDIANAI
''' -'' MARCH l6
MARCH 90
MIAMI COUNTY. INDIANA
Bridge 6s.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
San Francisco February 30. 1885. |
THE C0RBiN BANKING CO.,
li5 Broad GA , Neic- York.
rhYD 8 PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES

PAYMENTS interest and prncit al Our farm
mortgage loan tn greater promptness tan
tose the Eastern Stltes In addition 10 Dis
our loans Hsh Rates of Interest =,
fails TO pay interest promptly lender can de-
clare The principal due ard collect II at once. .
foreclosure attorneys tees win all othr cas
Disbursements bs collected with debt ana ntets saw
ing thereby f0ret lOsed loans mere
All entered upon books aud cared Tor wlout
charge TIL paid. ,. ..
reasonable requirement essential to perfect sae
and investors desiring sounu
SECURITIES interest will md IN these loans
both requisites not possessed by any other
Investment - -.
our coris Transactions more than quarter OF
century 10 examination, and lenders OIL
money who call make IL will ind our cams fully sus-
tAiuel.
5000 HS WANIGR sy the fSR nls 1Nn
state = o. 90 At per cent per an nm secured by
real hrst mortgage railroad 90 ds
onea OF each the strctes legal investigation nyit,d
borrow will Tor all neGesafy legal expe ses AL
dress NAL BILL ht'o59ty yatiSl",
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
Ifaylng

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMrAyY)
TREAsU URER's OFFICE. No. n oadst.
NRw-NoRN FEB. Ii. 1895.
COUPONS of the PEN ID ID ORElLLE DIV
" IsION BONDS OF this Company. due March pr1x.
Will be paid upon alton this Office aud after that
date. HOBERE LENO Y BkLkNAP Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All persons holding any OF the Bonds OF the sonthern
Pacific RalToad Company hereby notified that there Is
nov in the OF undersigned, Trustees uDder he
the sum On f HUNDRED rH0C SAND DohLA,hs g2id h
witch unier OF said Mortgage. appicspl' 70 me
REDEEM ton or purchase OF sd Bonds ad that the I'M er
srned sealed rrooosas at 20 Land Nee or sli
Compay corner Townsend sts, san FRANCISCO
for iho surren of said Bonds until tho TWEEN yonrth d
OF Mach which tune propo'hs Will De opene ana
such Bonds offered at the lowest price VIII be re-
deeme or purchase sed to the amount sfore said =.
prmnosaIs a. la in0or.eI Proposals. Surrender o:
Eirst Mortgage Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
~ d. q. MILLS.
G. l.. LANSING.
Trustees
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

sfesmery 'trty OF Worcester" and "City Of Bessou~
leave Pier 40 N r. foot Of Watsst pier above Dee
brosses st Ferry daily. cxcept sundaya as 42o
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER AD.-ComDencing octoboP t. 1884.
1850 Rochester and Monrea a Express through draw.
$40 m Fast limited Chicago and St Express,
esrer Buffalo Nlgsra Falls Erie, Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Chicago 1910 and s. Louis 1920 p m nexe
iG:3O m Chicago Express drawlng.room can.p.
dayua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
lila m Western New.York and Northern Expresa with
s:st p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
=. D m Acco nnodation to Albany and Troy.
IS m Louis express, with serpngcars for Nasafs
Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati roedo Detroit and st louis
6:33 m with seepingcars 10 Syracuse aad TO
Auourn and Saratoga; also TO Montreal
f9p Pacific Express with ,os
IL D. N Eg1I Express. with seepn gears 70 Aveny an
Troy Conn with the .rains for tho west and
for the North except sa' urday night ~ a p.v,,n.
fckets sale az Grand Central Dep0t no y rownn&
Green 252 and 4lS Broadway. and Westcous Ehpress
Oficos Park place 7s5 and s42 Broadway Newrorx
snd S33 Wash,gton and 730 Fulton st. Brooklyn and 10
in and sleeping cars can oe
ticket oces in SewforK City ana -
533 Washtn yt0n.st. Brooklyn. ,,
PagTage called for and checked rom nesiaes erra,v
NJ rGr',EY T " G. b. hEEKER.
General Superintendsnt General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LTNE.-For BOSTON
and the sast All rail from Central Depot Three
EXPRESS daily tSnDdays excepteil 70 bostoh
'ara' Sundays at 10 p m '" a0s .'fP SGPffE Gsen.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES ATTHE STOCK EXCHANGE. FEB 2s.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

90 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND 0 on Sun.
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN
EEW.Yokk.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND wEsTERN RALLGOAp.

ARRANGEMENTS OF Depot From 25d
m--Daiy PIT sun,ays Day EIpress Dravinsroon
Coaches 10 Bingha uJ0o, Enra and Bu1aio Sleeping
Opm-lay "St. Louis Limited" FYpreSs No extra charge
orlast ne Pullman uret Sesgng Coaches 70 6an9 oar AZ
lOl5 m De roit. $50 y. salamanca. 65~ Cleye-
land Snein.ati y 10 p M So Lcuis 900 a. n,
second dag, Connecting :zns arrive Toledo 3S p Ne snd
sp %%6sy SlSs;e Express for the West Sold TRAN
mira. Bu.lalo. NIAGARA Falls Cineinnai anI chicago.
& 20 a1s ps.'ss $50 & ao so 80 c S aaSS II nSSa
Sundays 5:45 80 0;21 ~ IA SO m ~ minisht "a
ai0 :iO SsO so $50 1870 1880 II mdnight.
Sundays 545 $50 1910 m las $3.50 MI midntght
40 Spts $50 anu Sso GO 7so and IL Midnight saturday
nj shls oulv. sundays OIL am $40 $50 pm, -
and IL %nsht sundays $50 io:So i:a5 $50
SewSars sS and cornwa So m sunday
Rond0nt and Kingston and Montgomery am. S3opm.
Goshen 5:s5 75o Q 1920 m $3.50 $50 lso $50
Raaeo%s sSnSs oaa S 'gS 'SEY Sso sS ao
SUNDAY 3iS $50 loo ,,n 9 The ws, ana Ta
hslro % az ps' i9e St ;r IN stops g Ss
PORT Jervis 100 1920 m 4:3o b $50 pm sunday
Boats leave a3 quarter quarter after each hour
from 645 ~ 70 lo45 every thirty minutes AMI iron
Tickets fr passage apartments in Drawing Room aud
Sleeping coaches obtained and orders for the checking
No, sni OF g59 Broadmay Isl westst, e. Y, No
Courtst Brooklyn. or the Compauys Depots
7.so. Il 'r:s rs a" a m and 1870 p Is.
' JOHN n. ABBOTT Gen'i Passr Agent New-York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
cio.er Permont AMI SyacE s5C 10 m $40 l. i;SS,
$40. s:iC $50 y. IL midnight Sundays 2. NJ and
Nasust Spring Valley and Mopssy7. 10 . 400 p. m
John N. ABBOTT. Genr rass'r Agent Ncw.York I
= mo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

DAY. 5 STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, 2 ~
EEW.Y0kk.
Express trains leave New.York Desorosses and Court
l.Ddt street Ferries. ss follows;
Coo z: o. $50 @ and 10 Iimted ii. lilo m ]. 800,
S4 l'i0 s. 67 and u. and IL night. >uldaya 81
y M ,s1 sna snS nS .s a. nm : c, Too pna p H. and IL
Trans leaving NewYork daily; except sanday go
ESQ and ll;l0 NJ (, 4:it and m, connect at
Trpnlon Tor camden.
l2OI 3:i $40 tOu 4J5 except Monday, so 7:SO829
$50 ii and ll;l5 Il limited Express. l:3D AID $40
n my / & L g. Is 6to, 7;f0 7:f5 ard Oi5 D. sunday
f20i Sl5 80 loo i35 $50 q m 80 IirnIted 80
74O and "a p m Leave Philadelphia. via tanten. $50
a. M daily. except sunday. a..
uo%S~ AMI foot OF Desbrescs ard Cortaud ss Court
and Proos yn station loot Of Fultonst Brooklyn
Ins,rs Stel HobOsen: Jersf City; Emigra1a
Tickef OfLce. No Bsnery Place mi Castle Garden =
Tho New. Transer Company will call fo- aud cneek
basgage from no els AMI residences. . ,..n
"'1IIARI.FtS r. PUGH. j. X MOop,
General Manager General Fassr.Asent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
. ui0cn0 Notices

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and the
a principal all b,nds due on tha date issued by THE
RAILROAD ICNiPN N.EI COMPANY. secured by rolling
a. shed tho following railroads under car Trust fo
bc paid st the office 81 POST MARTIN
= CO.,. 80 ~ Finest. New- York, 4. " CLARK a CO..
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

WEST SHORE pOUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER :,
tations.
Chicago 40 o m. - p. m Pullman sleepers through ,
81 Louis. $500, - p m. Pullman seepers.
Detroit, 40 .. M, s6;a0, g y. Pullman seepen II
suspension Bridge. NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Roehessr 10
m, $3.50 - p IN. sleeping and parior cars through
Syracuse, 7:l0. 30 m, $3.50, % D.
Utica 71o. .lO. ilo0 q m.; $3.50. - D. N. - . -
o. M. $3.50. $500. .Sp IN.
For Montreal and Canada East lilo q m; $3.50 p.
Hamilton. London, so $500 '6p m ToroitS, 'o'so
.baiiy. Other traine daily except oupday.
For tckets time tables paror eepins car accommcda
station aoboiep, iis BrooSyn co1rst @
$685. 946 lao. 1928 Broadwey 1877 et-ave. lac Eas
l2bh ST. l032 Bowery, Penn r. r. staaona foot Of Cor
and pesbrosscs and Wcat station foot OF
West I2dst Bsggaze called iof and checked ro hotsla
and rcsdcnces Orders can bc left . ticket ofsces.
- stats-st HENRY MoNErr. Gen Pass. Aren't
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

ILIIsoIB CENTRAL RAuRoAD COMPANY.
VNUE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company ior tho election OF
transaction VI other business viii be he.d ~
or the city OF Cho oaso On WesnsS
day March | |. 1885. at ~ o'clock, noon. ,,,,o
wy WILLIAM J. MAURIAC.
Nev.Yors Feb ~. 1885, secretary.
TI,uE TrXnS AND Pacific RAILWAY
i co. NBw-YoRk. January ~. lS-5-Notice Is here
that the Annual Meeting o the stockholders OF
tbs Company VIII be held at Che oiee Of the
o'clock Tor the transaction Of snoh business as may be
before tho meeting. including the election Of
seventeen Directors for the ensuing two years
The transfer books Will be clio eel the afternoon OF
February and reOpencd the morning Of March 1885
q. r.. SA IrERLEE. secretary.
OPrCR oP THE CHICAGO, ST LoUIs AND NEw. .oRLEASsl
RAILROAD toMrANY NEw ORLEANS. Feb a. 1896. :
VNIIE ANNUAL meeting of the Stockholders
l. ofthe Chicago. ST. Louis and New. Orleans Hail road
Will bo held az tho CoDpanys Ofce. Cotton En
change Building, Carondeletst, New-orleans La. oh
Wednt sday. March Z, at IL o'clock
HOWARD H. HENRY, Secretary
By order OF the Board OF Dircctors
VNERMIN BONDS. OHIO CENTRAL II. r.
COrhc property covered by the terminal mortgage is
advertised for at oleio Ohio April To- 1882
Holder, Of the thirty undeposted bonds are hereby
notified that they must deposit their bonds wh the committee
before March 10 1888 hey wish to share in the
posed purchase by tho Bond holders Committee.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON Chairman
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

EAGER OFFICE-SEEKERS IN MAINE
Copyright. 1855.

.rhis paper is from Ms. work preparing by Adni
Porter.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

In London British ConsOls were weak with declines OF
q I6 and per to % and % ZIG respectively Tor
money ami account. United states bonds were not
nuoted American railways opened lower and atter-
ward ductuated only la per ceut. The Bank Of Eng
land gained bullion balance. At Paris freIeh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE,
ToBOSTONS3
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA So sS,

sfesmrry "trty OF Worcester" and "City Of Bestous
leave Pier 40 N. r. foot Of Watts pier above Dee
brosses ST. Ferry, daily. except Sundays l:2D D. -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

Eastand and in this country frequently dunk real eosiee- oa tNe oghsr hand, ft must ee confessed that Calholsc Ireland
 ls as 'gnosant el coffee as Is CalvaniStie Scotland, aud for tAlS exception 10 the general rule there is as yet no adequate explanation. There IS no reason ~hv f'otSs,annSm should no, have tsue coE. fee. What Il Luther did ean6ae himself Co beer and Calvin to lime ialce. We who live in more enlightened age need not regulate our beverage by the tx,m. pie ot the Rssoymer& There is nothing contained either in deerecs of the Couacil ot ITset ot the AugsbeSE Confession as to cotsee, and the American Protestant has as much right to coffee As has Ro. man Cardinal.
 Therc ,s m duty more importan, than that of teaching Americanx to make cot tee. Evangehsss ought to ro up and down the land awakening men and ~omcn ,o the enctmity of boiling cotfee. Every coffee pot, without s,rainet, should be pushciy smashed. and the ot. iense ot hosllng coffee should os,rar,ae the offender. With the ,ufi,nr exception ot woman, cnttee is the best giis that man has received. To ttca, this rit w,th in- suit and contempt by boiling it IS aa ou,- rage AZ unRrate AS tt ix hlutai.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20
THE STAB.

On the road, the lonely road,
 Under the cold, white moon A rugged traveller sirode, Whistled and shifted his weary load, Whistled a foolish tune. There was step timed with his own, A figure that stopped and bowed, A cold, white blade that gles me and shone Like a splinter of daylight downward d
 thrown,
 And the moon went behind cloud The moon came out so broad and good, The barn-fowl woke and crowed, Then roughed his feathers in drowsy mood And the brown owl called 10 his mate in
 the wood
 That dead man lay in the road.