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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-13
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas
Norman S. Field, Plaintiff
IN STATE BANK BLOCK.
Louis Bierman, Cadie Bierman, Case
Manufacturing Company and the MIS-
souri, Paciic AailEOad Co. DeEendants.


Louis Bierman, Cadie Bierman, Case
Manufacturing Company and the MIS-
souri, Pacific Railroad Co., Defendants.
The Case Manufacturing Company viii take no
tice that You have been sued In the above named
court, and that you must answer the peJlLlOn MED
therein by the above named plaintiff on or before
the 9TH day of January, $780, or said petition VIII
be taken as true, and Judgment rendered against
Louis B1erm0n and Cadie Bierman Tor Jhe sum OF
S2625 with interest thereon at the rate OF u per
cent per annum from ---- 1885, and for $500
with interest at the rate of u per cent per annUm
from Goth day of Nov. 1888 and also Tor $751; and
cent per annum, and for costs OF suit, and furth-
er Judgment against all defendants for the fore
closure Of 4 certain mortgage made by Louis
Biermun and Cadie Bierman to plaintiff, Norman
s. Field, bearing date September 3Oths 1887, upon
the following described premises situated IN the
county of Phillips and State Of Kansas tO-Wlt:
Commencing ut the northeast corner Of the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter OF section
twentV-eight, township four, range seventeen,
thence running south eighty rods. thence west
thirty rods, thence north eighty rods, thence east
thirty rods to place of beginning, and commencing
at Il point fOrty-HVe rods west or the northeast
! corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of the above described section, thence
running south siXtythTee rods thence west thirty
three rods, thence north siXty-three rods thence
east thirty three rods to place OF beginning, and
adiudgins that the palntlH has the ursL lien on
said premises TO the amount for which judgment
will be taken aforesaid and ordering sald
/ premises sold according to law, and the proceeds
] thereof be applied: LIST, To the payment OF the
! costs of suit; 2nd, To the payment of any IN
/ paid taxes which may be d lien Ongsald premises
/ and 3Fd, To the payment OF the amount found
! said defendants and all persons claiming or 70
/ claim under them either of them of all right
title interest equity OF redemption IN or 70 sane
premises or any part ther3 45I5 mn, O. 7z,rTe
j. D MATTEsON, Attorneys for Plaintiff
! TSEAL1 Clerk Dist. Court noy29-3t.
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BUCK EMS ARNIcA sALVE.

The best saIve 10 the world for CUTS
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, cbapped hands, chill
blains. cOrnS. and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. Tor Sale by
q w. BickfOrd.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-13
MRS. WIN. DOUGLASS,
LADIES HAIR DRESSER

Mrs D, keeps constantly on hand
and will make to order hair work Of all
kinds.
HAIR JEWELRY a SPECIALITY.
Ladies hair champooed or dressed at
ali hours OF the day or evening.
Orders by mail carefully and promptly
attended TO.
East Of gIarmon's Livery Stable
PHILLIPsBURG, KANSAS.
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ORDER OF ALLOTMENT AND NOTICI

ORDER OF ALLOTMENT AND NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss.
Phillips County,
In the Probate Court, ia and for said County and
State Of Kansas,
Elizabeth B. Witter,
Martha Spait, Jacob W. Witter, A. D. 1889
MargreL ElsOn and Mary A.
Witter
Now at this day comes the petitioner Elizabeth
B Witter and files her petition and application in
this behalf showing that on the 18th day OF uly.
A D. 1888, David Witter late of Phillips County,
deceased died interstate leaving surviving MIN said
Elizabeth B. WitteF mis- widow, and Martha Spalt,
Jacob w Witter, Margret ElsOn and Mary a.
Witter, wife of defendant, David WltteF, his chill
dren and only heirs at law, and that EuzaDetn Is
Witter Is the administrator OF the esLate OF Tue
said David " liter deceased; that said David Wit
was, at the time of bis death, the owner OF and
died ceased of an estate IN Zee IN Une following
real estate situate in said county described as FOL
lows: The sW Of sec. 33, In township s. range
20 west 10th Principal Meridian, also the sw4 Of
| sell sec. 10, and s% mex and nW& ne44 sec. TO-
| all in township south of range 20 west of 9th
/ Principal Meridian which has not been sold on
execution other Judicial SALE and it is not nee
/ essary for the payment of the debts of the de-
ceased and has not been conveyed by the petition
/ er, and claiming as the widow Of said David 1T
ter deceased, the One-haif of said real estate IN
! fee simple and asks this Court to appoint three
commissioners 70 set oil and allOt to her the one
| half il value of said lands.
| 1t is Therefore, considered and ordered that
Onehalf of said premises be set OFF and allotted to
| her as prayed for and that J0nn CIaSOns D. %
] Woodland and Alvin Fox be and they are hereby
J appointed commissioners to set OIL and allOT TO
her the said Onehalf in value of said premises land
it is further ordered that said allotment shall be
| made and set off to her by said commissioners on
! said premises on the 10th day OF December, a. D.
! 1885, and that they report their proceedings to
this Court on or before the goth day of December
| A. D. 1888
And tits further ordered that the above named dc
PENDANTS Martha Spait, Jacob w: Witter Mararet
| ElsOn and Mary A Wftter and Elizabeth B. Witter
administrators be notified of the said time and place
when and where said portion, interest and share
of said Elizabeth D Witter widow of David
cd will Nn snF nj a
by said commissioners, by giving to each of them
a written notice thereof at least ten days before
the said 18th day of December, A. D., 1899
in testimony, whereof, Ihaye hereuutO set my
hand and affixed the official seal OF my
FsEALl office, this 10Th day Of Nov. A. d. 1889
n. POLLING,
nov 29-3t Probate Judge.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-13

Dom Pedro, who ought to know.
says the republic of Brazil IS firmly
established.
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PCBLIcATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas
The Phelps and BigeIow Wind Mill Company
a corporation duly incorporated under the
Laws of the State of Michigan, Plaintiffs.
Jas Hawkes., Caroline Hawkes., Bankers Loan
and Trust Company of COnCordia, Kansas, a
corporation duly incorporated under the
Laws of the State of Kansas, and Jas. 3.
Curtis, Defendants.
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS.
To JAS. Hawkes. and Jas. B. Curtis, absent de-
PENDANTS, you and each of yOU will take notice
that the above named plaintiff, in the above en-
titled court on the 9th day Of NOVems er, 1889,
filed their petition against ali OF the above named
defendants, the general of the same so far as il
upon two prOmissOry notes in the sum of $751; 7
and SI01 .0S dated July 23rd, 1887, due two years
after date, bearing per cent interest until due
and 10 per cent after due until paid; notes paya
and to subject the south east quarter of section
thrty-twO (32) township five o., south OF range
sixteen (16) west OF the 9th Principal Meridian in
Phillips County, Kansas, to the payment of said
claim, and said petition far as the above applies
to JAS b. Curtis is to subject the same described
tract OF land to the payment of said claim and that
all of the right, title and interest that yOu may
have in said land by virtue of wurrantee deed eX
ecuted by JAS. Hawkes. TO you under date Sep
! TENDER Il, 1883, be adjudged to be inferior tC
plaintiffs claim and that yOu and each of You be
forever barred from all right, title and interest il
/ and to said land
Now unless You and each of you appear anC
plead to said petition OF or before the 10th day O
January, 1890, said petition will be taken as true
/ and Judgment rendered accordingly.
/ Witness my hand and seal of the District COur
/ rsF.77 at PhillipsbuTg, Kansas, this 9th dag
! tI of November, 1889
/ WEBB McNALL, j. D. AATTEsoN.
Atty for Prtf. nov29 SC Clerk Dist. Court
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State of Kansas, 60
Phillips County, Do
l, S. J Hartman, Clerk in and for the
county and state aforesaid, do hereby certify
the above and foregoing to be a true and cor
rect report of the proceedings had by the
county commissioners in special session, held
on the ?, day of Dec, 1889.
S. J. HARTMAN
County Clerk
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N EW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger trains leave foot VI Jaysh s on0"s N'i's
West 4ods. Is minutes later; - ,,-...,x,
35 a. NJ for Mddetown. Port JerVs Monsidd0 oaS
Ealisbur0l Liberty Hancock, Walton DEM, olunSys
Fdmeston Norwich Utica Rome Oneida os"esO' w
~ ~ n m Tor Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and MIN.
newasts WAIKIKI Valley stations, stony kor M.idlsk.sZ
Bioomiugbufgh, EuenNille, MI D1ie' r''iSouis" $4,000
VILE Liberty White Lake; mn r Ia. Nohonk and Min
neS,ska Waikiki Valley stations Mddetown bioppn
burgh Fllenyile. Port ySrvi,s Noh'No"O'
Irrievyilie Liberty Rocklsnd. =, mn ,,.,.,oxn-
- I'd N m. Stony Ford CanppeAl man. Mionos'"~
NJ min rrburch WurtsbOro. Ellenvllle. 80. ..r.
oS ~ M for MiddetOwn Pittsburgh Liberty Hse-
- "a. hon sidney Norwich Utica Rome. Oneiass
0"co Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and pon
west Reclining Chair Car free " Suspension o'as'
! 70 D. M saturdays only tor Campbell HAL Mia'
town Eicnyiilr Pittsburgh, Liberty t)ekahi-. ohep
Sundays also % Miieto~n IDaly through w.
trains daily except SUNDAY. d. s,.,. 80. perhs
reserved at 907 Broadway. 80 J. = ~ pi.ns n =
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

1eave Stations Oo. % DosUlosscs AZ COrtandt ss~s
M The Celebrated New York and Chicago LaHi' eI
hG Of p pullman ve:Das ne ssSg .Ha
81 G5sssss sSd %SysS electro lights '.
sapns Ft Car. f Dining s' ea SI f.
MIN Ti Fsnan v..e.l.
$4 IS; a aRf e s' daily except s's
r,in$ and Toledo daily.
5yrs t E5' Ss 81 RECON-. connecting :. Corr, ''
Eos 90 NSf ii oS a. m 90 90 and 80 p sunday
me and w 10 Gq ana aS wAnsS.
f %S q oo t rq a2S GI SaGs ~
aSy S'E Pnns G Tesas at s sS 'S:
5 5nlsd59 $sSSa.y e. IS "A g
JS 5a S 4 30 cl saa g saa T Ono snf
aaa 'cntagsG; sesPsFFs Dining Car. and Coaches
For APns ' tsSs s5opF9 % car ana
For tons as1E Vi. s kasT.y EsR ArSoy
& .aG sS % 0S ao no. 81 .5oy ss " q
For pV Va end Norfolk VIA Newy9rk Ph 4. Sls
and BAY line 40 nnex eSnnsc with all through
trains at Jersey Cly, adoEding speedy and dire''
FOR pHILADELPHIA. Express Trains leave New York;
"a peSo5S''ss sHS 90 6 & csg5 Limited Wiz
DinineCar and 10 Washington Lin ted and II 90
q m, - 90 90 200, 100, $50 90 4 80. "a.
commodaton, II 10 a. m. 40 and 90 D m sun-
days, Express 90 6 Is 700 - Limited ana ~ ~
30 90, 30 60 q 30 5 100 and 9'OO .. w. anS
10 is night. Accommodation 90 D. m, m a
Trains leaving New York daily. sunday. az w
and II 10 m / p 4 D M r ana ~ }o p C can
Ticket Onlces, Nos T. 435. $40 and 9iA 81 adMsy:
House. and foot OF Desbrosses ana SotSnq sss
Court s.. and Brooklyn Annex station Z Ot OF Fuol
St., BROOKLYN IS Iudsonst. IIobokel StaNon' 'ef'o
CITY; Fmgrant Ticket once Castle baiueh.
The NewsYork Transfer Company VIII ea Tor anu eneSA
CCdIRgsSsye Il Iro pfr IVY - ~-iN J. r. WOOD.
Ca1arsi Manage, General Psss'r AGENT. .
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RAILROADS..

NEW-YORK. AND LONG BRANGH R RIAslIIL,;;
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND, AsBURYY ,, RAE SS oCEvAN BEACH
Time table y effect July lsS9 Trai9 20 leaye aye NeT;
m IL noon, 20, 10 (express 8 express except
Rel Bank 4 20 (express $40. :0O y. IL Sundays.
From foot Of ii6erty-st 90 SIS 30 II rs M
80 80 80 (express). 100; $50 texpressl 30
(express) 10 p. m. Sundays Q 700 a. m, 200 p m.
RUFUS fsupe2atcndent GEM pass Aesnt penn r r
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent. c r. r. OF N. J.
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL r Il. OF NEW JERSEY.
PiiILA. AND READING r. r
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Solid Tran-NO Transfers No Extra Fare for Fast Tins
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
foot Liberty St, North River. .
For Washington and Baltimore, s 80 q m. II g. m.
30 80 1875 .. N. II night Sundays 80 M
/ 40, so 3:15, 5 D. IL night
All trains stop Chester and Win lngton, except 15
For fT Philadelphia at4 7:45. 30 $50 II m: 30
80 S;l5, g. 60 go p m p night SggGdiays
col 416 ga 114O. 1923 Broadway 737 6thaye., 2Gi
West 125thst 1872 East 125hst, New York Courtst,
SEQ FuIton.st 9S Broadway. Brooklyn
Now. York Transfer Company Will ,all for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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7 EHIGH VAR.EY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of coruands and
M for siatngton and intermediate points ,n-.
a M for Geneva, Lyons l-llrt iSochesgSr o.
a,S tna West and principal local points Chair car "
vans and Pullman car " suspension Bflige. cN,-
- ~ a m Tor ElmiIa and Intermediate points Cnaf
car 10 Mauch Chunk. ..--..,... .,.,.
-ta rP.,s b. Tunkhannock Connection W Reading ana
20 m for Elmira and principal Intermediate ponta-
Char car " l.. b. Junction ana Pullman sleeper 70
4 90 a. ~ for Slaungton and intermediate points.
40 b. n for Mauch CHUNK ana Intermediate pointA
Co1nacti6n Rea ing and HSi flsDuI ivhs,o. prc,.
m. FOL Geneva, Lyons, ElHlra kocnestF bunAo
,d Re West Pullman sleeper " Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, O . - II a m n m ana Am
m connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton
coal regions. erNn,v rp.1NS
s A. m. for Mauch Chunk, Halleton ana lnNfmeus~
P0' 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
IA m. Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra kOchestef BuHAs
and tie West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
BRUCE General Eassrn once. 235 Broadway
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, range of prices and the total dealings were as

'saes include 5000 barrels Of August at 81 90 IA
Refined oil was unchanged at 740 cents per gallon
in New-York and Philadelphia, and 73O cents In Bal
tmOIe.
OIL CITY PENN Aug. 12.-National Transit certificates
opened at IL COS, highest 81 OQ1' lowest g2sc e,'In
o,7.c. sales 2o6 600 bbls; c.eafances O1ioOO Dds :
Charters 571i bbls; shipments 112,49i bbls; runs
'Pittsburg Penn. Aug. 12.-Petroleum inacuYe Ma
tiona certificates opened at 81 ooe' co'ou q"
al 90. highest. 81 0O5s; lowest, 81 %; -..,o-.--
Bradford penn Aug 12National Transit e ce o
onenoi at ST OOs closed at 9JSc hghes 81 VV'o Io"
ext oo5.c; clearances 100 600 b6ls. .,. .,oo.,
Tusyilie Penn, Aug 12Naonal TRANSIT oz eeies, 1
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NETWORK CENTRAL
IN AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Goyernment - the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL.

rurc re a. 81 THE MAC ARA FALLS ROUTE.
ALL FHSS5 SE 5EE4RS SEB Sf REE5Er FROM
tn. SD 4rS Snf Ensf y &
49,, H. q RSch ester Express; wagner dawHsroom
e s0 Spec P Sa wssHsr LaS YvY
Saratoga Caldwell and Montreal ya Dfa%aS shd ten ga
'e .! so Inc me- FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBULED NEW
dof bre ANg snoknc5F dnngca dgTns-Jm and
eop Ge carr for Albany utca, syfacuse K9chestar.
buffalo Niagara Falls EEe Cieye9n addonda 9gq9 II j
m, s. Louis 40 mex: day Connects sat az CisVe
Albany with drawng.room for CooperstOwn Elegant
@ cSgo F9T e f Niagara Falls To-
ronto Cleyesnd Cincinnati Indanaps Detrgt and
Csnsadsigua and Rochester wagner dninscai Ne%-YOrk
for JSs s9a EGhsD hsHssS
Adams e. % t5S dFaxihg:T:o@ NewfoIk to
200 saratoga and Lake GeOrgs limited GTss
On on, sntgrRoyS 9y ~, pa and LAKE, George aud
BuSet Smoking and Library Car. NTH w,gne. drawing.
room = ars to s Saratoga StsiSi and gaca ",'-
P PSass 1911 ftgfbufs K wagner dfaTsIoom car
osss T bq G2sn sasps aRa St B HGg F.
SS an and heag with War Sleeping
-. 90 NJ thousand island ana Adirondacx e., EXPress
Wagner Sleeping Car, New 9Ek 70 clayton wa 0ues'
VIA Utica ana Northefn Adirondack Railroad daily except
S'VSi rs p. m, Csnandasua .ecommodatOn WAGNER
e n9 syFa 70 csnan to
= 40 n m Nontrca Adirondack end Canandagua
FxpreSs wagner seeping.cars dsly North Creek VIA
Saatoca and Adirondack Railroad also Pasburg con-
nectine at Patsburg with paor car for SsrsnaG Lake
daiy to Montreal via Rouses Point and VIA 81 hloans
.s D. M Special Nail Limited arrives at Rochester
AZ m RuhalO , 80 D. ~ and Cleveland 20 p. IN
Atlo M Fast Night Express Tor Rochester, Buffalo.
aas rails; Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis,
81 louis Detroit and Chicago with Wagner seepngears
aa,-Tn, -t,aTs 10 Canandlgua Oh sundays only.
10 midnight for Saratoga, Adondack Ks and Thousand
leland So connection with train leaving Saturday.
Wagner sleepips:cars TO- Albany Connects at Albany
W trains Tor the Norm anu west -
Tickets and space in drawing room and Sleeping on
10 Park Place battery place. ss West 126thst2 ard
EnIton ats, and 5e5 bedford ave, f. D.. Brooklyn.
Westcos EXPRESS calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences. 49, -. g.. 90. .
Run daily; others daily except sunday 1Stop -
j3Sth.st station. New YORK
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS. &C. en-,
FAST ~ TTSFIELD AND NORTH ADA1S SIZE
CT AIS wN elegant Wagner Drawing room cars through
Ia Pt,burg without change, leave Grand Central SEtton
Division daily except sundays az 10 80 a. u
s0iIN fTOUCFY. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
Geners SUPERINTENDENT Gen'l Passenger Agent
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european advertisements
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nutrition and by careful application Of the 1ne properties
u we'll selected Cocoa Mr. Epps he's provided our break
save us many heavy doctors bills IL is IN tho judcops
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Made simply with boiling water milk Sold only In
half nound tins by Grocers labelled thus James EPPS
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Ocean Steamers

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
HDYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
,Ce,tt .Au. Ia 3 D II. -Adiiatic. sept II, I a. IN
= sut1,5..A Gi =. > y n. Teuolc.. sept Is noon.
GeTmanic Aug. y a m ;erm SEPT 20, p M
From White StsI DocE, foot OF West 10th-st 80
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and upward Second cabin, $35 and upward accord ag
m steamer and location % berth. Excursion tickets on
favorable terms; Storage 500 Company's Office. No.
- D''''"''' ]. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, e
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON

cINoiNNAri ST iouiiS AND CHICAGO,
Leave NEw;YoRKi foot OF Llbe5tysi., a. tollows
For CHICAGO, 3 10 y IN. - 100 midnight
For GiNCiN,NStATI ST LoT 4, 80 a. N, 8 100 D. m
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, s 80 a. m, II 90
mi ! go z; M, 2'So M $40 y, M, o 100 y, m,
100 y. 10 90 midnight
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except rs
p M.
- For Tickets ana pullman Car. Space call At II. o.
Station foot u Libertyst. - -
New. York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel OF residence.
J. T. 0DELL CHAS. o. SOULL,
General ManagsL 9en'l Pass Agent
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1,.,.,, Aug 12-Spanlsh gold 2f4ao444; exchange
S"gar onle: on SATURDAY, 435 hhdS Of Mu-coyado
&c to 80 degrees polarization were sold at 50 losa3 %
gold quntl
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Go iubom st ltlan Concern.

L STATE OF HENRY j. STOUT.-This es-
II tate will De- distributed BY The Orphans Court OF
...llaIelph1 County. m october lo5J among his next
NJ KIN. All persons who claim 70 be such VIII please
furnish Information Of their re!aonshps AMI rights before
that time tine under signed The father ana mother OK
NE were Jacob c. aud Elizabeth Stout lie had
brother. George ". Stout
IOIIN X McCuRDY. ENecntor. go Wanut-st. PhIla.
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THE PETROLEUM MARkEI.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRTCEs
The crude petroleum market has subsidized into the
hands of tho professional traders and the fluctuations
OF prices possess little significance. The trading ee-
ment unquestonabiy IS bearsh basng IT'S vicws upon
the tip 10 sell OIL whom II goes above the dollar
line. On the other hand nothing exists in tho legiu-
mate situation that warrants such attitude. The
present basis of values around the dollar point has
been achieved in the face Of speculative opposition,
except where OF The shorts forced buy
ing 1t upon the heavy pressure of tho export
demand and the absence OF field developments that
menace any Overhaung OF the lead taken by the CON
sumptve demand The recent field news has indi-
Gated an extension of good territory I'm and about tho
old Washington field, but tho effect OF the discovery
OF gushers' is far different to-day, when the net
stocks above ground about half years con,ump-
ton than Il should, and probably would have been,
wear or two ago. All the statistical points remain
with the producers, who striving 10 secure better
prices for their article. All the speculative points
may be against them in tho st2gnauon o. speculation,
the popar theory about the dollar line and the iac
ties afforded for the sale of certificates without the
navment OF extornonatc charges for loaned oil.
The market closed duh and steady, without decided
tone. . ,--,, - -
The range of prices and the total dealings We're as
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Ncm l1nblirations.
Eaw Schools.
VFRsITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

n UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL D. D.. LII D., Chancellor.
HENRY MACCRACKEN, d. D., LII D., Nice-Chan
The Thrtyhrst Session begins october l. 1889. and
ends June l. 1880.
thorough preparation for the examinations required
for admission 10 the Bar;
A competent knowledge Of substantive law and OF plead
ing evidence and practice.
OF annual sessions and thorough written,
Ne well a. oral examinations required for degree
An allowance Of than year is made for pre-
ylous study elsewhere.
Provision been made for limited number Of schol
arshps 800 each 10 be awarded at the end Of the
junior year. - $500 - -.oz,..-.u-.. 400
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER Ii. d.. Admiralty and
Maritime Law. Jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. LII D.. Preparation for Trial
CHARLES H. MAcLEAN, j. u. D., Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD ESQ.,, international Law.
A. A. REDPIELD, Esq. Restraints on Testamentary
MELVILLE EGLEsToN. Esq. Law of Carriers, Tele-
graph and Telephone
RoS MYER S. ISAACS, Examination OF Titles to Real
ALBERT s. BoLLEs. Ph. D.. Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues &C. apply 10 PROF. L F. RUSSELL.
Potter Building, 3S Park Row Newly ork.
d. r. JAQUES. Dean OF Law Faculty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
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asked Resin steady; good stFa'net Soc:
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A. AOi5c Ron firm; strained. 75c; good strained 73c
Tar firm at ~ 90. Crude turpentinc firm; hard, 81;
yellow dip and virgin. - 10.