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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
BOARD Wanteo.

PARTY OF NINE ADULTS. . children
aud nurse desire loord ana fovr double
and three single rooms table mu< he good
and rooms well furnished location between
Washington Square ana 33i.st. references
renui cd and given. Address, Eating price
per week and location. doc iDN,' THb-
,na rntown Onlcc. .24o Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
PINE CREEK RAILWAY ELECTION.

Corning n. V. Jan. 12.-The Pine Creek hallway
Company hns elected the following officers Tor t"e
coming year: President Henry Sherwood; directors
Cornelius Vanderbilt, II. Mex. Twombly' Chauhcey
NJ Depew, George J. Magce, F. b. Hartman Anton
,ardt william Howell jefferson Harrison, w. ID.
RRciIy George F. Bacr and Marlin E. Olmstead.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIp

TIONS tOR HE NEw.YOKK TKIi,.
uNE WILL BE RECEiyED Ar THE UP.
1OwN OFFICE, No. l,2t2 broadway. %
EASEMENTS at the following BUNCH or.
fees 254 sth-ave.. =. e. cor. 25d.st,: 1852
6th-ave.; I57 Fourth-a,e.. corner Four.
teenth st.; 'co Coz ph nt; corner Forty
iirst..t. |: i. .os Fir.tave Io3 West Forty,
second.st. ITS ColumbusAve: $50 East
47th.st.. corner Thlrd-sxe. $50 East l21th.
Ihird-a,e.; 20 Wet Fourteenthst. 25T
West l2d.st. l4g Church-st. 55i Third
ave-. 1883 Third-sve.; 2,05l Third-ave.,
between l12th and 11Sth str.
In Brooklyn. ct o. Court-st. sos De
Kalb-ave. 200 Bedfor dave, and No. 10
Broadway. up TO . p. M. at regular ONCE
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FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOME SUITE Of furnished rooms
70 tci; {. 'tuhd foo }. Ia pr family
d's o. l. tcntril loca.!ol: house and Ugh
nOrhood ir,t-cllss; references. Address {.
H.. i>tbune iraneh once, 1916 West f-d.st.
LFXTNCTON-AN f.. 32i, near Grand
Central Depot. rooms every con.
Ncnirncc: rrfcrencs.
NICELY FURNISHED square room. I'd
story bath all conN enienccs o. West
l9th-st.
. NhSl 33D-Sl bachelor apartments.
elegantly and newly furnished en- suite or
singly with or without private bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
UNION pAc1FIc,s CANCELLED GUARANTEE NOTES

Boston. Jan. I2.-There were received at the hos
ton Office OF the Union Pacific Railroad To-Day
81 OF 600 Union Pacific per cent guarantee notes
cancelled. 1t Is understood that there are IN .he
hands OF trustees upward OF 81 900 OF notes. wcn
have been purchased. but they have not yet oo'"
received ut the Boston Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Real Gslair 10 GrtbanQe

WANTED Entir ,urni.ur, o. fiat or
hou~, In exchange for city It, 3JN7J ~
J ick-onNilir "FLOElDA." Box 10. Trih-
unc Uptown OHice. go Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

AT BRANCH OFFICES.
A Advertisements received 1T regular oiic-
rates until D. M. VIZ:
2Jf 6thave., =. G. cor. OF 23d-st
l52 shave. cor. l2th.st.
1872 C0lumbus.ave.. near West GSth.st.
JOG West 42d.st.. near 6th-ayc
20 West 1tth-st. near 5th.avc.
2a7 West 42d-st.. bet. eth and 9Th aye,
167 shave, cor. 14th-s..
! .33S 3d-avc.. between 10Th and nth SITS
| 1923 3d.ave. lCtwccn 18th and 1Gln sts
! ,02i dave, near Glst-st.
l Jos ls'-ave., near S9th-st.
$50 3d.ave., corner t7th.st.
55i 3d.avc.. near East 37th-s.
% Avenue A. between ID and 4th sts.
II Canal-st. and l5T Dlyislon.st.
lao Church.st.. bet. Warren snd Cham.
bers SITS.
1923 Blccckor.st., near Chrlstopher-'t.
l59 East I7th.st., corne: 31.ave.
20 East 42d-st near Madlson-ave.
l,05l 3d.avr., bet ll2th and 18th sts
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast 125th.st., near ad-avc.
43 West 125th-st., bet. 9TH and Sth aNcs.
$40 West i<.th II.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
397 Fulton-st.. f3 Cou t.st. sos De Knlb
ave-. 1000 Iedford-ave.. 100 B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
A VERDICT AGAINST TIE NETWORK CENTRAL

Roston. Jan. l2-In the Superior Court to-day. In
N. emit n, Elmer j. Bliss n Boston salesman. against
the New.York Central and Hudson River Railroad for
600 900 for personal injuries received In an acci
dent between Troy and Albany the Jury awarded the
plaintiff 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

paihIlns motion for specific statement of the
cost OF the road the ground that the piantid has
Inii access 10 the books containing the construction
account OF the road. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.

New.York Central. best line to Cleveland.
fpst truins every day.
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pprses an0 UarrlGqes


a CONTRACTOR will sell FIVE horses
at any reasonable price, two Norman mares
wrgh 1900 pounds, <loo not one-third
value two blosky built hor-es, $500 pounds
sl2o great bHrgain ai-o sound. family
raj hor-c. SHif mat dny ~ r>on surrey
wagon and top Brewster buggy az a sacri.
az. se. O"h'I. rcriuca,e. o2O Leonard.
II. ne1t Drlgcs.ave.. Gre-npont.
HORSES WINTERED Warm ,tibic>.
cooi feed and careful Treatment. earrings
STORED free; city references. \. T.
MOORE, Central Park. l.. /.
SMALL SADDLE HORSE worth $50.
blackboard harness all for 800: WORK horse
'ot $50 l.olc. two lots Of lEhi double
harness. $50 owner leaving. MARIN,
bHOs.. COZ Occsn'ave. jersey t.y.
WANTED. so .o0O, 00D rcoplr to send
for Birch's carriaRc aud horncs, catalogues /:
largest assortment Ia Amer ca very modsr.
ate prices, don't p1y such extra,agant
prices for harnes, and carriages esiab-
lshed 1892. Adlres. J. II. BIRCH. Bur.
lingt0n. Y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Gountrn Real estate for Sol,

AGENCY For Nun TCLAli .-Rcsld-nce
ProIcrties for sale and 10 let. large ya.icty
u choice building sites. TtBBS & TAl
LOR. , Brekman--t.. and Monfclslr
PROPERTY In the Onngcs. y. J. u
>pecinlty) some bargains for sale. L.. J.
HAMILTON e. co. 90 Broadway. y. Y.
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for Sole.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second.
hand wood ard iron NorKiLg macniu'-
fully guaranteed machinery bought ard ex
changed. GLOHGE II. EDDY. 39s Mai.
,on.st
MNGNIFIrENT Al 900 upright
piano $40. lsrs'st scale; REPEATING acton f.
ihr,c Uclll>; gu1r,itccd. i5j West sd
-
DRUG STORE.-Fi,turc- for .al~ cheap
a"tique oak coat $500. ,cll for 500 uscd
~ month"; also botil sales. &c. ria
avelv chap. $50 Bank.,t.
FOR SALE Diamonds. par diamond
earring li-karit PAL diaUoni brlc"l~t..
q large stones Addrs, BRI1lSiIER
Tribune once.
MNSrIFF BIItH PUP a good orc
only SO: must b" aeon o. IL appreciate l.
SIs llth-ave.. J7th-st.. butcher shop.
SAFFS.-I!nrgalns In new and scc)rd
hand safes iarrc stock q sel-ct from no
combination pr.ces SAFES repaired. T.. II
GROSS. 400 Broadway.
TAKEN ~ TRADE -Dlpn.oni. blue
white VI at 500 %. n bargain. r. b..
LEVY. i5o Fulion.st.. y. Y.
Is HORSEPOWER Ro,erts engine
500 candle.powcr dynamo. United stucs
Electric 90 maker; will s"ll al sacrlnc
Marlin BROS. GOi O,canayc., jersey
CITY.
III so o6o BEATTY'S orran,. pit no.
fo,tss S33 agents wanted carlorn, fro.
Adifc., DANIEL ,. BEAriY. Washing.
Ton. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
THE REVISED PASSENGER RATE AGREEMENT.

Chicago, Jan. 1o.-N the Western Passenger Associa-
uon adopts the agreement rs revised by the Coin
mittee on Revision 1t will be the strongest organiza-
uon o. Its kind In the country. 1t Is believed that the
revenues Of the members will be better protected
than ever before. The agreement provides for the
organization Of local ticket agents associations at
ehicego, St. Louis. Kansas City. Omaha. st. Paul and
minneapolis These associations are TO represent the
'hes In the Western Passenger Association and
many moro interested roads can be induced 10 join
@sm II is provided that ell tickets passes other
ms q transportation found In the hands OF brokers' or
oher persons not authorized to sell them shall be re-
ceeued At full tauh rates by the company responsible
UT ucr existence. regardless Of the manner In which
'iey may have been placed on the market, and no
street commissions are to be paid unless authority be
Esen oy the Chairman = means OF relief from the
Mssntar competition OF an outside line II is believed
av INC ne agreement Will DO put into effect as early
- February /.
RUMoR ABOUT CENTRAL VERMONT DENIED.
Montpelier. Vt. Jan. I2.-PresIdent James X. Lang
aoh OF the Central Vermont Railroad says. concern
W. the report that the Boston and Maine Railroad
han leased the Central Vermont: "No proposal has
oeen made by the Boston and Maine. so far as
Ano" looking toward lease Of the road. and the
subject has not even been considered by the board
directors OF the Central Vermont. The report Is
'"'UNcTION AGAINST N. Y. AND n. E. REFUSED.
hartford. Conn. Jan. lo.-In-the Superior Court
''s morning Judge +. r.. Hall denied the plaintihs
mouon for a temporary Injunction to restrain the
Ne".fork ana NewEngland Railroad Company
nom registering 100000 bonds with the
seH Controller until the suit brought by
~ r. Goldsmith. OF boston. Is decided
.oucns for the production Of books. papers and
soeanents are denied. the officers of the road are
~ giving free access TO the books. a motion for
- appointment Of a committee to hear evidence is
PANIED, and both parties TO the suit are TO submit
n@ within Eve days. Judge Hall denies the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert sements received as regular e0eo
rates until s D m. Ma:
254 SHAVE. 6. e. cor. OF 23d-s&
1852 0th-ave.. cor. 18th st,
i92 C0lumbus-ave.. near West o0o-sG
100 Yves: i2d st. near 6th.ave.
20 West l4th-st., near 5th-ave
1857 shave, cor. 1<th-st
1888 I'd ave, between 10th and TIA -
1873 3d.ave., brtween 18th and 76tA sts,
l,O26 ad-aN., near 61stst.
.7OS 1st.ave., near S9th-st
70O Sd. ave, corner <7th.st.
IS, 3d-ave. near ExSt 37th.se.
81 Avenue A. between 80 and ~ evoA
IL Canai.st. and 1877 Dtvision-sk
ll9 Church.st. bet. Warren snA CAR
bers sts.
2o2 p'esck~ near Chrtstopher>6
l69 East 47th.st., corner 3dAve.
90 East +2d-st.. near Msdlsen. eve
nO5l 3d-ave.. bet. 112th and 1854 ~
VARLFM OFFICES:
1870 East 12Sth-st., near 9d-ave..
sl3 West t2Sth- st.. bet I'll ana e0 ovoe
RRoOKLYN oFFICEls
GOT Fulton ST.. dS Court-sG, 6o3 0e Kan
eve. 1.2oo Bedforl-sve'. 100 1'WaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
miscellaneous.

A-wEsTLOTORN'S Detective and Law
Agency; divorces procured private infor'
nation furnished support. damages breach
az prom' 40 or other causes confidential! :;
consultation free. 06 Nassaust.
WANTED. Room. 70 paper with gold
paper wide border. SO por room. OWENS,
800 West 13th.st.
WANTED.-A secondhand combination
billiard table: must be IN perfect oricr
md rhcap. Write. stating size. price con.
dltion and name Of maker. Address q. NJ.
O3 Court.st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Eress making.


A.-DRTSSMAREE, elegant cutter
and litter Is a day or at hone perfect nt
guaranteed, velvet. silk or cloth suits AIDE
Ia one week for SiO fancy waists. coate and
ball gowns a speciality. ~ East lOtn.st..
near broadway.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING, perfect
ntting Costumes, nIlque drsiSns 81 up
dresses remodeile1. ALas. OWEN, 90
West 23d It.
ARTISTIC DKt.s>MAKING unique
designs, evening dresses specially: hotel
orders 1T short notice, and moderate rhargcs.
Mrs. NcELKOf. $. East 9th-st., opposite
htcwsrts building.
DRE>sMAKER- French. from Fel!x
and Do9cct; evening aud RECEPTION drcs.,,
drcss H.. care u Mrs. Fischer. 1870 Wcf,
31st-st
DRt,>SMAk Err -First-c'a>s drcssrnker
will tlkc work at home % go out BY the
day perfect nt ~ West 33d.'t.
DRES>MAKING done in all branches :
ladies' own materials made up stree; drc, 'rs
ON ~ up; ir-t-clas- cut and ~ no 'N'rd"
ID I'd door T,% Miss b. 'N''N' ''' ''"'''
DnFSsMAKING-Pc ntliag tailor.
made drcSsc~ made IN one week. from 50
Up. Mrs, wITkoV. GO West iith-st
DREsSMAK wants q few more
eustomcrs at home suits from 10 up. u
POX. BIZ West Soth-s;.. near Riverside
Drive.
DRf:SSMAKER desires few mole cu,tl.
me!s at home or by Tho day cutting ana
hitting q speciality. Nine. DENTON, "a
West 3ad-st
DRFSsMA KER.-flrstcaSs cutter and
litter, desires "a few moro engagements by
the day IN nrst-class private families; -
pr dav; highest references. Address l..
o5i shave.
DRESsMAKEE VIII sew BY the w,cA
or month IN private families during the
wir ter; IS weekly. HOGAN. $40 East
e5th-st.. one hight up.
DRESSMA KER-A nrst-class drcssmaker
nv the day. week or month. LOIS 2h-ave..
fancy store.
DREsSMAKIYG-Arti Parl.i,n drsss.
maker perfect NJ. STYLES guaranteed: wiShe'
hrst-class Gust mcrs By the day modetate
highest references. Address 40 West 22d-st.
Observation-Disclosures 3
Young swedish girls. Apply at Green
wich-st.
FIHST.CLASs FRENCH DREsSMAK-
Err, perfect NJ guaranteed perfect nttlng
lining patterns 10 cents. Nine. BETTE.
1870 West 33d-st.
LADIES' TAILORING.- ladies own
materials made up into Jackets, coits ulsters
and capes; cOaks all kinds altered ana re-
modelled. GREiG. l3l West 22d-st.
SEAL, tARM ~ - ieRiiIco, re'.ci -
tered and rcmodclled o now shapes; est
ulatcs given: ~ day; first-class WORK.
GREIG. 13I West 22d-st.
SEAL GAI,M ENTS redyed. altered or
repaired. Mrs. BARKER. ll6 Wt.i 3oth-
u. Il years with George Smith Regent
St. London. and Gunthrrs. 5thav".
THIDAID, 1903 West aoth st Evening
yrccptlon dresses also tailor.madr gowns
Paris STYLE modcrat" price short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
,242 Broadway. Cd door north OF 3Istu
Advertisements and Subscriptions
received there until = o'clock ID. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

THE TRIBUNE
Up,own once.
f.ot2 Droadwav ID door north o o1se-GA
Advertisements and subscrtpdeos
received there until D o'clock u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Work Wante0.
Males.

BOoKKEEPER and onice manager, cx'
perienced in all the details Of office work
stcnogro pher and correspondent desires re,
! sponsible 30 ttion with good arm requiring
the services Of faithful, energetic and re-
liable nan. with Al references. THOMAS
llU south SHAVE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

Friday, June Z, 1893.
Board reconvened; present Messrs. Halbert
On motion Nj. Halbert was elected chairman
protein.
j A Mercer then presented paid warrants as
follows: General fund.- $4972 "A; poor fund
sos 07i total $5,541 VI, which were cancelled and
credit given.
On motion the report Of the viewers on the
James johnson road was accepted and road Or
dered open, and damages allowed as rollows: Il
D Westhater Sl2, Charles j Schultz 81 80, j S
Jacobs Sl2, l. johnson 1856.
On motion the report of the viewers on the +
Tomberlin road was accepted and the road or
deTed open, and damages allowed as follows: II
l. Jarvis $40, W M Nichols $40, s d Fralic $40.
On motion the report of the viewers on the Jo-
seph Weeks road was accepted and road ordered
open, and damages allowed as follows: w j
Taylor $40, NJ d Norris $lS, jefferson Roney $lS,
Daniel Price So
on motion the report OF the viewers on the B
Young road was accepted and road ordered open,
and damages allowed as follows: W Ii johnson
$50, U M halderman $50
On motion the report OF the viewers on the
Phillip Glennemier road was accepted except
where II deviated from the section line at the ne
corner Of section z, town g. range 90 and the road
was ordered opened through on section line and
damages allowed as follows: Henry LOhrmeyer
S75, a Miller So Noble, Cunningham d
Thompson S., A IL Moses $40,
On motion the report of the viewers on the Il
Leak road was accepted and the road ordered
open, and damages allowed as follows: W
Pinkerton So, Jane Blakeley So, VIM Whitson S.,
Michael Aumer Sl2.
On motion the sheriff was instructed to release
! Cakes Mccoy from custody.
On motion Friant was appointed TO oversee
the hitting up Of the new jail.
On motion the office OF county physician was
declared vacant and 1t was decided not to employ
one for the ensuing year.
Adjourned till Tuesday, August s, 1898.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

"THE money situation has taken 10
cents Of this wheat" is remarked by
George j. Brine, Of Chicago, who was
formerly engaged in the grain trade,
but now otherwise interested. He
continues: 1.-TWO years ago, when we
had a prospect Of over a 6O0,OOO,OOO
bushel wheat crop, the price was 20
cents above present prices. Then we
had big advance to about $114, and,
on the decline which followed, prices
did not get within Is cents Of the
present mark. It is all nonsense to
talk about getting a demand by fore
ing prices down. Other markets 90
down with us. II Chicago will make
a bull market the country viii follow.
Nothing can keep this wheat down
when the financial situation improves.
There Will be no further slump, as
the trade has had as much as ii can
Aaye,"-Kansas Farmer,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

The full reconciliation Of silver
would clear the financial sky as
quickly and as effeCtually as its de-
monetization. 1t is the uncertainty
Of the present situation that destroys
confidence. Confidence constitutes
about nine-tenths Of the trading cap
tal of this country, and when this is
destroyed by uncertainty this part Of
the machinery Of commerce is lacl-
ing. Certainly, lot congress act, and
act promptly. but remembering that
honest Legislation and honest money
look as much to the interest Of the
borrower as to that Of the lender
Kansas Farmer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

On motion the trustee of Belmont township
was instructed to furnish no more goods to the
Greenwood family, and i they need help from the
county to take them TO the poor farm
Adjourned till morning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

The Topeka Capital is authority
for the statement that Kansas PEN
sions are beng cut of at the rate Of
fifty a week. How righteous this
would be il they were all Pops.--
Kansas Citg Gazette.
Certainly. The republican idea
has always been that pensions we're
granted for service to that party and
not for service in the army and navy
Of the United States. None but re-
publicans should therefore have PEN
sionse --AdUoCGte.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13
Another Republican Fake Elk
ploded,

Every newspaper ~ in the country
has been filed lately with accounts
OF how Mrs. Lease was instrumental
in the appointment of the superin-
tendent Of the deaf and dumb asylum
at Olathe, thereby securing a place
for her son as secretary. II now
turns out that her son has not re-
ceived any such appointment, and
that Mrs, Lease was not in the state
when she was said to have secured
this place for him. Advocate.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

State OF Kansas, PblIIIpB County, Bs'
ID. f. Arnold, county clerk In and for the
county and state aforesaid, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be true record OF the proceedings
Of the board Of commissioners, had at their rvgn.
lar session July ., 3, and Z, 1903.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said county,
this 9TH day Of July, A. d. 1873.
LsEAL La ARNOLD, County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

WITH such a corn crop as is now
promised, and hay, and fruit, and so
forth, Kansas will not realize that her
wheat crop was only about half that
of last year. Kansas may have some
kicks coming later on in the season,
but the person who would kick to-day
ought to be kicked out Of the state
Wichita Edgle.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13
Commi ssioners' Proceedings.
REGULAR SESSION, JULY 8, 1903.

The board Of county commissioners met In ron.
ular session, Monday, July 3, 1893 ~
present Messrs. Bogart, Halbert and Tanna.
Called to order by Chairman Bogart.
On motion the road petition Of John Coles md
others was found to be legal one and was
granted, aud VIM. II. II, Gray, VIM. Knowles
and James Scott were appointed viewers to meet
with surveyor ut beginning of said proposed road
on the 1th DAY Of August, 1893 and proceed to the
On motion the road petition of Amos ] 7, Cola
and Others was found TO be legal one and was
granted, and X. d, Smith, VIM. Beayens and L,
G; Pillsbury were appointed viewers to meet
with surveyor at beginning of paid proposed road
on the lath DAY OF August 1893, and proceed to
the discharge Of their duties.
On melton the bounty on wolf scalps was left
same as before till the October meeting,
Balance Of day spent in auditing accounts
Adjourned till July 8, 1893
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13
WHIT would New England say /.

WHAT would New England say to
closing the markets Of the world to
her manufactured goodsl Demone.
tizing silver does just that thing for
the mountain states. If we are to
have legislation touching silver il
should be tempered with caution
Wichita Eagle,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13
Wednesday, July 3. 1899

Board reconyened; all present as before.
On motion the appointment of Ii. G. Swisherg
Fred Veeh and Q. Bouwens as apprnisers of nex
seq and swH nwl, section 10, town 3, range 10.
school land, was confirmed.
On motion E. NJ Weed and q. II. Turner were
appointed examiners Of the treasury for the en-
suing quarter
Balance Of day spent auditing accounts.
Adjourned till morning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

IF SECRETARY CARLISLE should hap
pen to die, the president has John
Sherman handy by, ready to do his
bidding. Champion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-01

A vast but fascinating problem confronts
Russia on her Chinese frOntier-a problem
which cannot be disposed of in one or even
two generations. No power, however,
knows better how to wait than Russia.
Time is on her side and as the necessary
preliminary to all wise action is knowledge
the Russian general staff has been making
the fullest use of the opportunities which
treaties afforded to gain accurate informa
tion concerning the Chinese territories and
everything appertaining thereto.
Not a corner of the whole empire, save
what comes within the sphere of infu-
ence' of the French, but has been intersect-
ed by Russian government explorers and
armed expeditions during the past 30 years,
These explorers include bolanists and geol-
ogists, of course, but the military expert
and the skilled topographer are the animal
ing soul and the true raison d'etre of these
expeditions.
Occasional glimpses into their proceed
ings are allowed to the world, but every
fact of military or political significance is
carefully conserved in the archives of the
Russian intelligence department. The mi
mute information concerning all the north
ern and western territories of China which
is now in the possession of the Russian
staff is not only such rs no other power
possesses, but is incomparably superior to
anything in the hands of the Chinese gov
eminent itself.
Hence it is that whenever question of
boundaries arises Russia is prepared with
elaborated maps of the regions, to which
China has not only nothing to oppose, but
which she is not even able to criticise.-
Blackwood's Magazine.