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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04

The Law makes the maximum
strength of the Unites States army d, 900
enlisted men. During the past three
years, without war or epidemic, the
army casualties have been 2s,s66, or
nearly 5000 greater than the entire
force. The discharges numbered 1882,
the deaths 693 and the deserters 1881;
35 per cent. of the entire army desert
every year. There must be cause for
this extraordinary, not to any shameful
state Of things. Does that cause lie in
the bad treatment of the enlisted men,
or is the trouble to be found in some
other direction?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04

SOME OF the Indiana newspapers are
urging William H. English for Cabinet
position, land the Philadelphia Times
suggests that if he is chosen railroad
pass from Indianapolis. to Washington
be sent with the commission, as it
would break his heart to pay fare.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04

THE PUBLISHER of the Portland (Aie.)
argus sent to the a'editor of the Indian-
apolis Sentinel a letter of which the ifol-
lowing is an extract: "Blaine's letter at
tempting to cover his retreat reminds
me forcibly of the epistle by which he
withdrew from the prosecution in a like
case against me twenty-five years ago.
Then it was trouble in regard to getting
evidence; now it is trouble in regard to
getting jury. Very thin pretexts,
both - 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04
TWELVE PAGES.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04

THE Rail,cdy Age, in its review OF the
railway record for 1884, finds that the
year was anything but prosperous for
the companies. Earnings generally
have been reduced, forty-three COM
panies have been placed in the hands of
receivers. and many others have found
it hard work to keep their heads above
water. Railway construction has also
been light as compared with previous
years, the average of new track laid be-
ing only twenty-four miles to each road.
The Age. however, takes cheerful view
of the future, seeing in many of thenew
enterprises projected or under way,
signs of continued confidence in the
early return of good times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04
MARRIED.

LEE-EARL-In Logan. january LIST, 1885
John, +. Lee to Miss Lizzie Earl Both Of
Salt Lake.
THE bride is the daughter of Mr.. Michael
Earl. of the Twentieth ward. The groom Is a
young man well-known and highly res
pected. Many friends win extend their con-
gratulations.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04

Ben BUTLER says his campaign tour
last summer cost him $4,000. If he is
correct in his account, the business was
highly profitable, assuming that the Re-
publican committee paid him the half
million which Secretary Chandler
agreed that he should have for running
as athird candidate. Ninety thousand
dollars from, five hundred thousand
dollars, leaves the neat little sum of
four hundred and ten thousand as2net
profits from three months work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04
BORN.

L. N. Earl, SON. Wv =.
Mother and child doing well-the father
is being held down with couple of grind
stones
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-04
DIED.

GoDpARD-At Park City, December slst,
Goddard, aged a years and months.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22
- Den nya jernbanan vantas.

81. Den nya jernbanan vantas. Herr
Searlss fran St. Cloud har rest till New York
och kommer utan tvifvel att ON ocksa annu
blot pa enskild vag underhandla med ka-
pitalisterna. En- af Manitobabanans man
hsr undersokt den nya linien och lar fnna
den raft behaglig. Det ar dock icke hvad
folket onskar och troligen ej heller de fiesta
af det nya kompaniet, att Hill skulle bygga
banan. - Stadsn Atwater har fatt en-
kyrka till, det Norske Konferentsen latit
hytta sin 2 mil utom staden varande in uti
staden; och NewLondon har fatt en- skating
rink, som skall draga folket fran krogen,
enligt hvad lokaltidningen pastar. Men
oss synes den sa fall vara ofverlodig, all
denstund vi aro lyckliga nog att icke hafva
nagot krognSste. Sanningen Sr dock att
dem man ej genom krogen kan forderfva,
emedan de are forstandiga nog att utestan-
ga och alfalfa sig fran sadana usla halor,
dem will man ON m6jligt locka forderfvet
genom "llnken" - st. John hade hoppats
kunna uppratta en- kroxhala inom sina
granser, enar de lyckades vid varvalet er
halla rostofvervigt till forman for krogen.
men kommissarierna hade mod och for
stand nog att vagra tillstandsbref, hyilket
var en- stor valgerning for samhallet och
for hela Countiet. L.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

Utrymmet medgifver oss ej att dsnna
gang yttra oss angasnde hvar och en- af
dessa ksndidater men bedja vi fa lxgga
samtlige vara lasars och yalman pa hjertat
att r6sta denna valsedel sin helhet, utan
att pa nagot satt stympa denssmma. Ssr-
skildt fasta vi vAra landsmSns uppmSrk-
samhet pa den gladjands omstandighst att
tvenne hsdersman af var sgen nation, hvil-
ka gjort sig val fortienta ON alias v&rt un-
derstod, aro upptagne bland ofvannimde
kandidater, neml. forsakringsagentsn hr A.
N. Nelson, kandidat till frsdsdomare, SAINT
P. N. Kirk, kandidat till alderman inom
femte wardst. Som sagdt, Sro dessa bada
man beprofvade och erfarna SAINT till ALA
delar vardiga de smbeten. for hvilka de
blifvit nominerade. vi aro dessutom skyl-
Olga var nationalitet ALT lofvsrdt och he
derligt arbete. som vi kunna forfogs 6fvsr,
! syfte att fa nationen reprssentsrad inom
stadsns styre lse, d& den (nationen) sr %
starkt representerad inom stadens folk
mangd.
vi hoppas nasta gang blifva tillfSlle att
meddela tydligare anvisningar med sfseen-
de pa valdistrikten.- Dock ma hvsr och
en- -ju forr desto hellre IA de tidsr vi
smnamt 1 annat stale. CORA zig f0rsikHads
ON att de iro registrsrade och rSstbsrStti-
gsds.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22
MINI ESOTA.
Val af stadsembetsman fGrrattades Red
Wing f0rl. mandag.

Val af stadsembetsman f6rrattades Red
Wing forl. mandag.
MissnIie pastas rada Stesrns county
6fver dst af guvern0ren sanktionerade valet
af Observation-Disclosures.
Vattenst8ndet Mississippi rappor-
teras fran Asra platser vara lagt och ar j
standigt ned&tgaende.
De svartes emancipation. Den tjugu
tredje arsdagen af slafvarnes emancipation
firades den l6 dennes pa fere stallen
landet.
NavigatiOnen. Angaren Est. Paup'
tillhSrande White Collar Line passerade
gar Alta dagar Winona, pa atervag fran
Reeds landing till St. Louis.
"WinOna Republican" ssger: Il Va,
vilsignade stat far enbetet soka manner
men for att finna honom maste det (embe
tet) se genom p. H. Kelly's guldbagad'
glas0gon."
Hans EriksOn, som fordom varit b.
satt Litchfeld. aAed helt plo.sligt en- 50
loon Aberdeen. Dakota den II dennes
Han var egare af n&gon mindre fastighet
Blunt, Oak.
Utmarkolse. Ed. kassoren Salomol
Nelson | Vass f0rsrades haromdagen q
samhsllsts medlemmar med EFT dyrbart ocl
elegant guldur. Eft bevis p& den sktnin
och kirlsk han f6rskafat zig af sina med
borgars.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

de r6kiga vattnens bage"; Californian,
"het ugn"; Colorado, "fsrgad"; Connscti-
cut, "den langa Aoden": Dakota, "f0rbund-
ma" eller "forenade"; Florida har sitt namn
efter paskdagen, 'Pascua Florida. Geor-
glen efter Georg II England; Illinos be-
tyder." "hjeltestammarne"; Iowa, 'de sof-
vande"; Kansas, "rokigt vatten"; Kentuc-
ky, den morka och blodiga mark IN" !;
Louisiana ar sd kalladt efter Ludvig( Louis)
XIV Frankrike; Maine eftsr Maine i
Frankrike; Maryland efter drottning Hen
rietta Maria / England; Massachusetts, be-
tyder"de bla kullarne" Michigan, "sjolan-
det"; Minnesota, "Molnh6ljdt vatten":
Mississippi, "vattnens fader"; Missouri,
"gytjigt vatten"; Nebraska, "grundt vat
ten"; Nevada, "sn6holjdt"; New Hamp.
shire har slit namn efter Hampshire Eng
land; New Jersey efter Jerseyon; New
Mexiko efter Mexiko; New York eftsr her.
tigen af York; N. och s. Carolina efter
Karl II i England; Ohio betyder "dst sk6-
na"; Oregon, westerns hod"; Pennsylva-
MEN. "Penns skogsmark"; Rhode Island
har fatt att namn efter on Rhodes: Tennss-
see betyder ''den store krokens flod"; Texas
winner: Utah har sitt namn efter Ute
indisnerna"; Vermont betyder ode grons
bergen, Virginia ar ID kalladt sftsr den
"jungfruliga (virgin) drottningen" Elisa
beth i England, Washington tsrr. Sr I'd
kalladt efter landets f6rste president; Wis
consin betyder "fytands vesterut'; Wyo-
ming, "de stora slittsrna" Namnen pa
dc fiesta staterns aro hRrledda fran indian
tungomal.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22
Lifvets kOrs

Ingen menniska, icke ems den lyckligaste,
gar fri fran strid och umbaranden, siger
tankaren Humboldt. Manga aro dock de,
som It'd och otid beklaga sig 6fver sin
sorgliga tillvaro och de profningar, for
hvilSa de aro utsatta, hvilka, med cit ord,
aro missbslatna med lifvet, utan att de ems
soka CORA klart for sig, hvarfore ed ar for
hallandet. De behofva dock icke Cd langt,
for att ia den gatan lost, ty en- enda liten
blick in ems eget inre skulle helt viast
klarg0ra den fragan. Ty den sanningsn
skulIe nemligen da sta klar och tydlig, att
de hafva ALT for stora fordringar pa lyckan.
vi borde dock ej gl0mma, att hvarje for
dram betingar motsvarande skyldighet, och
att delta CALLER sd det stora som lila, "a
samhallet som individen. Imam vi bekla
ga oss ofver vara rent jordiska f0rh&llan-
den, bora vi ocksa derfor f0rst och frSmst sc
till, ON vi sjelfva var sida Sd fylt var be-
stammelse, sd fullgjort vara forbindelser till
Gud, var nasta och oss sjelfva, att vi kunna
hafva nagon anledning till missn0je; och
vi skola helt visst stadse fnna, att ID ej ar
f0rhallandet. Lat ocksa vara, att lifvets be-
tlngelser ej alltid aro sd latta att fullg6ra,
eller med andra ord, att ''lifvets kors' -
som vi lart oss kalla de kraf, lifvet staller
pa oss, - kannes mer an en- gang tungt att
bara; ej ha vi dsrfor nagst skal att fara ut
i veklig och orattvis klagan! Skada vi en-
J.,. ,u.oJ xroLo,, bIsolr or,Lrson csu "a oLol~
vi nog fnna att mangens profnlngar vida
6fverstiga vara egna. Och vissheten harom
Dor val hos hvarje iornuftig varelse foda
helt andra kanslor an missbelatenhet och
misstrostan. Hvarje jemforelse skan nem-
Egen lara oss inse. att huru tungt an vi ma
bara pa vart kors. ed 6nnas da de, for hvil.
ka det ar och kans tyngre; och b6r 81 delta
tanda tacksamhetens kanslor vart inre
stallet for ofornojsamhetens? Att foga siR
under observation-disclosures lag ar en- dygd. Cd
god som nagon AMMAN, och hvarje strsfvan
de denna riktning, leder den ock 6fver en-
mangfald af profningar och forsakelser, ,ha,
forr eller senare sin valsignelse med sig
Och den lycka, hvarom vi dromde, och fo,
hvars ernaende vi tyckte oss hafva strsfya,
sd allo forgafves, skall varda var, d& VI
minst ana det! Ty hvad vi kalla lycka Sr
som en- forfattare sager, icke nagot viss
tillstand, utan en- viss process. en- viss sin
nesforrfattnlng icke EFT ting. utan ct
forhallande till tingen. Den sanna lycka,
ligger konsten att kunna bsra slit kor
med talam d och undergifvenhet och met
samma jemnmod mota ed den onda som 20
da dagen. Matte vi aldrig glomms detta
, da ifvets allvar krafver ut sin ratt och be
kymmer och vederm0dor visa sina grinand
anleten, hvarhan vi an wanda oss; utan mi
vi tvertom lidandet och f0rsakelsen .
vissheten ON att "den Herren alskar, de-
agar han", och att samma fadershand, son
risar, sfven isar, da delta sr med vart hi
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

gre val f0renligt. Men framfor ALT ma vi
vara standaktige under profningens dag.
ty det gifves blot en- lefnadsfilosof, och dess
namn ar standaktighet. "Att bara vart
ode ar att besegra det", sager Bulwer.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22
Dagen.
Ill. AFTONEN.


Jag vet en- aftonstund, dA lugnt
Det blir a sj6 och land,
Da vagen, hvilken slog sd tungt
Och valtrade mot strand,
Sig lasger, slumrande och tyst,
Ooh vattnets spegel star
l Irodnad utaf solen kysst,
F0rran till sangs hon gar.
Da vinden, hvilken framfor striing
1 skog fran topp till topp,
Och hirjande pa blomsterang
Br0t neder knopp for knopp
Och sin kraft var hard och vred,
NJ att ia hvila ut,
P& dimmans belstrar somnar ned
dalens famn till slut.
Hur tyst och stilla DIR allting,
Eli ems EFT darrgris r6rs,
Blott trastens sangton nsjden kring
Pa luftens vagor f6rs,
Den ar en- minnets efterklang
Ifran hans morgondikt,
Da starkast honom kanslan tvang
Och hjertat NEST var rikt.
Och dagens fackla lyser r0d,
Dess laga fiammat ut,
Och aterskenst af dess gl0d
Sig minskar hvar minut;
Han till slit ursprung sm&ningom
Gar ljusets klara stron,
Att dr0mma der, ,hvar'fran han kOm,
Igen sin morgondr6m.
Och budskap fran en- h0gre verld
F0rnimmes fler och fler;
Hur gladt ifran sin himlafard,
Hur vanligt de Sc ner!
Hur deras 6gon strala klart:
Eft ord dr. hvarje blick,
Som Ofta och som underbart
Till menskoanden gick.
Du lifvets ljufva aftonstund, -
Mar dagens vaxling matt
Slit slut och veridens vida rund
Sin skymningsdragt har fatt,
Mar englahufvu'n skymta fram
Fran andl6shetens rymd,
Den blicken, dup och allvarsam,
Eli mera finner skynd
Hur huld breds ut din himlafamn,
Att slutas deruti,
Hur lugn hon dr. din djupa hamn,
Att fardas in deri!
Mildt klingar minnets harpotsn
Och hoppets englar0st
Att sofva oron, skanka ron
I ofta stormigt br0st.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

w- -Prenumeranter bora vara mycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afvsn da tidningen "stoppas".
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

R~ vARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
Sc efter att numret den r0da adresslappen an
dras med lika manga hummer som iiqvid in
sandts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som lem
mas. Visar sig ingen andring siffrorna Sd skrif
ON ett par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22

w- Vid adressforandring uppgifves alltid sd
val det postkontor der tidningen f0rut afhem-
tats, som Diet postkontor, till hvilket man On
skar fa tidningen sand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-04-22
S T P A u L.


Rspublikanska stadskonventions sam
mantradde forliden l6rdag Armory Hall
for att nominera republikanske kandidater
till de stadsembeten, som nu blifva lediga.
Nominationen verkstSldes all endragt och
resultatet ar sadant att staden i sin helhet
ar ward att gratuleras. ON man bortser
fran ala partiintressen, aro de valda kan
didaterna varda hvarje Sam medborgares
understood, ty mera redbare och for sina
resp. embeten passande man kunde svarli.
gen nomineras.
vi meddela har, hvilka embetsmSn som
nasta valdag, den 5:te maj, skola val
jas och inom hvilka distrikt deras val skall
ske, neml,
MAYOR,
CITY COMPTROLLER,
JUDGE of MUNICIPAL COURT
och
Iva CONSTABLES
skola utvaGas sf staden sin helhet och till
kommer det hvarje r6stberattigad medbor-
gare att for dessa embetsn afgifva sin r6st.
En- JUSTICE OF PEACE
skall valjas af rostbersttigads inom f0rsta,
andra och femte warden.
En- JUSTICE OF PEACE
skall valias af r6stberattigads inom Tredjs
Fierde, Sjette och Sjunde Warden.
En- ALDERMAN och
En- SCHOOL-INSPECTOR
skola valjas fran hvart och EFT af f0ljands
"aldermans" distrikt, nsnl.: andra alder
msnnadistriktet af forsta, andra. tredie'
fJsrde, femte och sjette warden; tredje
aldermandistriktet af fente wardet; forsta
aldernandistriktet rs sjette wardet, SAINT On
alderman och school-inspector fran iunds
wardet
En- HOOL-INsPECTOR
fran hvart och EFT af foljande aldermans.
distrikt. neml.: f6rsta aldermandistriktst af
f0rsta. fjerde och femte warden.
Den republikanska valsedeln, den vi
hoppas hvarje Sam msdborgare matte an
Wanda, den enda, som afser hela stadens
sanna val. den enda, som "high- -licence"-
man bora underst6dja for att sielfva. kunna
hoppas pa understod sina lofvarda strSf.
vanden, lydsr som f0ljer:
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
THE POLICE COURT.

Nathan Ashton q bad looking colored man,
was up for stealinga hooking. bird worth sos
from Mrs. Charles Geeford Of 430 Thirteen
and-a.half street. oliver Gesford testified
to seeing him steal tho bird out Of the cage
IN tho kitchen. Officer Schultz captured
Ashton. Three months.
Thomas Madigan, for threatening to kill
members Of his family with a large, old,
rusty pistol, was assessed $50.
In the Police Court this morning Maggie
Compton, young colored woman, pre-
ferred to 20 to the workhouse to paying s.
fine for slapping Myra Rich in the face.
Richard Moulton was charged with as
saulting John Johnson, an old colored man
by hitting him in the head with brick,
The evidence showed that the assault was
PATTY aggravated and the defendant was
sentenced to pay fine of $50. in default
Of which he was sentenced to sixty days in
jail.
Kate oNeill, a neatly.dressed white
woman, was before the Police Court this
n orning on charge of grand larceny from
the residence OF Professor Alexander G
Bell, on the 18th of March. The case was
sent to the grand jury and tho prisoner
committed in default of $500 bonds.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
LAST NIGHTS LECTURE.
A DeItehted AudIorce.

Another large and fashionable audience
was present at Ford's Opera House last
evening. The opening scenes, by aid of
word and picture ofone Of the most notable
epochs Of tho worlds history, were re-
viewed by Mr.. Stoddard.
"The beauty and msguiicence Of the
royal residence at Versailles, the elaborate
and elegant rusticity Of the little Trianon,
where Marie Antoinette, the girl queen, In
nocently played at dairy.maid, while tho
maddened people, seeking Immediate pre-
tect for the outbreak which could no longer
be repressed, sullenly murmured at her gay
frivolity," were displayed on the canvas.
Mr.. Stoddard described in an interesting
way the events as tho reproductions Of ia.
nous personages and places appeared and
faded from the canvas. The greatest intor-
est was glvcn the lecture by the audience,
who were enthusiastically pleased. The
lecture this evening will be 8 continuation
of the story of tho French revolution.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
SREcXL NOTICES..
WEEKS n 90. Auciioneers,
lss.a N37 LOuISIANA AVE,

N.Y.. WEEKS n co.. Auctioneers,
NO. 837 LOUISIANA AVE,
OPPOSITE CITY POsTOFffOFa
Every branch OF the bueiness-Real Estate,
Household Furniture, outside, Court and
Trut tees Sales-attended to In person. Fine
storage capacity at loves rates. Three large
fioors, elevators, etc., devoted TO that purpose.
Regular sales OF furniture and merchandise
Of every description at store every Thursday
at 10 q. m. Prompt returns. apl.1m
VNrS,>,1HE BEST MEAL IN THE CITY
HfSsaes only % cents.
Excellent lunch, 10 and 10 cents-The Gar
field Dining Rooms, O0S Il ct. n. W.; rooms for
rent. W. II. CRUMP, Proprietor.
NJ EQUITABLE
&~-f-A co. OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCTA.
T1ON.
ASSETS, 71,705.20.
Monthly payments arc $500 per share.
$1,000 In full advance on zach share.
The sfxty.eixih meeting OF the Association
for making monthly payments and advances
will be held on WEDNESDAY,, April l, 1885,
at O'Clock p. M, at Mnrinis Hall, st., noar
9th 81. n. W. SUBSCRIPTION books for new
shares I'm the ninth issue opened April !, 1885.
Pamphlets explaining the object OF the Asso-
citation, Its advantages and benefits, &C., fur
nished upon application.
THOMAS sOMERVILLE, President.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary, OF + 81. II. W.
fn:lODt
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
WoNprrs for children. Goulds 5, bel 0th
Tempernnce IYorlters.

The quarterly meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held yes
to-day in Mount Vernon Place Church,
Rev. DIR. Cox pastor. The exercises were
of most interesting character. The reports
of the work show that these Christian la
dies are accomplishing great amount OF
good.
Memorial services were held for Mrs
Landon, beloved co-workor in the cause
recently deceased, aud cluster of beauti'
full Gala lilies, tied with white ribbon
were sent to adorn the casket. Rev. Mrs
Vincent of Philadelphia aud other ladic:
addressed the meeting.
At night o general mass meeting was held
The large church was filed. Rev. DIR
Bartlett and DIR. Kelley made stirring ad
dresses which were received with great Gu
tbusiasm by the audience. Excellent mu'
sic was rendered by the Moody choir.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
AN EXTENSIVE pArENrEE.
The Man Who Receives the MOS
Pntenta.

AHb MUM WHO HetelNeh tho hAu9f
Patents.
The largest number of patents ever
Issued to ono person In ono week was
twenty.six issued last evening by the
United States Patent OAico 10 Stephen c.
Mendcnhall of Richmond, Indiana. The
financial clerk Of the Patent Office says
$500 final fees paid by Mr.. Mondcnhall on
twenty.six patents Is tho largest final fee
ever paid into The Patent Office at ono time
by one patentee.
Tho inventions In these patents relate
principally to anti.frction casters for furni-
turc, and wheels for street cars, skate roll
ers, etc. Mr. Mendenhal has patents ap-
piled for In the principal countries Of Eu-
rope Mr. Mendenhall is one Of the oldest
inventors before the Patent Office. His first
patent Is number 0,1S3, and his last patent
IS 3l4,971, making over 100000 patents be-
tween his first and last patents, showing
the wonderful progress of inventions in the
lifotimel and experience of one inventor in
this country. These goods will DO manu-
featured on large scale IN Cincinnati, o.
knight Bros. OF this city are his attorneys.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MARKET DULL. BUT FIRM.
Central Pacific Advances Three Per
Cent. on London Advices--New
Jersey Central Declines
One Per Cent.

The exports for the last week, not including
specie, were 1924 ,2J2.
The balance In the Subtreasury has been
slightly reduced and is now f17O, 2S3,702.
Customs receipts show a falling on for the
month OF March as compared with 1881.
The lrm OF Prince Y Whitley has been re
organized, Mr.. Logan retiring.
Speculation on Wall street seems 70 be stuck
fast In rut, and only email retail business
being one. A few more war rumor5 might
help tho bulls, and oven q battle In Honduras
might help. IN fact the brokers are praying
for anything thatwill give little life to trade
wall street Gossip.
NEW YORK, April 1.Money per cont.
Exchange quiet Governments dull. Cur.
rency, G's, 125 bid; AZ, coupons, 1924; ijS's,
do, 112A. central Pacific and New Jersey
Central were the only features OF the dealers
thie morning. The former was the strongest
stack and advanced fully three per cent. on
advtces from London OF sharp advances III the
stock there on good buying.
N j. Central was weak and declined / per
cent. on the default OF interest on the car
trusts and first mortgage bonds due to-day.
The rest OF the market has been dull but flrm,
and prices at the time Of writing are practi.
cally higher.
New York Stock Mark ct.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man n Co., bankers, I'LL street, being the
most active stocks In the New York Exchange;