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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05

winter wheat
The Woodmen are notified that
they will have no assessment TO pay
for September,
The section line road leading
west from the school house has been
thoroughly repaired,
The very best grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than tho cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store.
For all kinds of blacksmithing
go TO Jacob Nipps, shop one door
east Of steam feed mill.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Rey.
nolds south of Dana, on Tuesday
evening last, u daughter.
Every member of the |. o. G.. Y.
is urged to attend the regular meet
ing next Tuesday evening
The boys are trying to arrange
for game Of ball between Naponee
and this place for the 10th.
Good butter makers can find a
steady cash market at top prices, in
cash or trade at Mckay 10 loves.
--NoTlcE-All persons indebted to
us are requested to call and settle at
once. Conn Bios.
We notice L j. Remington pull
ing out new Moline wagon from
Robertson's implement yard this week.
-Goodland is trying for three ball
games with the home club, and will
probably be accommodated. Date
not yet fixed.
Geo. Baum Of Greenwood town
ship bought a handsome spging-wagon
of 4. W, Robertson during the re.
union last week.
Look at 9. W. Hulps big ad on
Bur first page, and then take a day
off and 90 down and look at bis stock
Of goods at Kirwin.
--lt you wish to be strong and well
have plenty Of blood and good appe-
tite. do not fail to use Dr. Sewyers'
Ukati1e. Sold by Fisher u Go,
The Lenora lantern is an appli-
cant for exchange, 1t is q neat paper
edited by W. q. Smith, and we hope
that it's light may never go out.
800 tons choice prairie hay want
cd, Have good supply Of seed rye
and seed wheat on bsGa,
A. w. kCggRrsoA
--fbere will ba a special meeting
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union at the Baptist cdurch Monday
at 7 o'clock. All members requested
to be present.
--Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five dose
only Csc. Children love it, Sold b!
s. S. Fisher Il 90,
--Karl's Clover Root will purif!
your blood, clear your complexion
regulate Your bowels, and make you
head clear as bell. 25c, 50c, ant
$1OO. Sold by s. S. Fisher q 20
Thomas SHELTON and family wisl
to extend their many thanks to tb
kind friends and neighbors who q
kindly assisted them in their 50,
bereavement, in the death Of the dea
wife and mother.
during the reuuIon the Prairie
view brass baud furnished most ex
cellent music. The members are, A
WaIcott, leader y. HsrDers,C SmItt
| b. Smith, Jack Thomas, Al Thomas
Tom Biggs, Gavin Walker, Jal
Odell, A. VsnB.ck, a. Z. Walker
Chss Plat, Fred Thomas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05

Niger head GOAL at
Smiths.
The HERALD and the Kansas
Farmer $3.50.
The HERALD and Demorests Mag
azine for $500.
If you want to sell land call Oh
or write to William Blssell.
Screen doors at the Central Lum-
Der Co,
Cali on Central Lumber Go, tor
lumber, building material, hard and
soft coal.
Diseases unfriendly to women are
positively cured by DR. Sawyer's Pas
titles. Ask Fisher & Go. for q free
sample package. It heals and cures
Children with pale, blueish COM
plezions, indicating the absence Of the
requisite red globules in the hood
should take DR.. Sswyer's Ukatine.-
Sold by Fisher & Co.
Capt. Sweeney, U. s. A., San
Diego, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy is the first medicine / have ever
found that would do me any good"
Price SOC Sold by S. s. Fisher e. Co.
NJ Dr;co,e Coco, poL;,o. ro-.,>so..
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05

PhlIIlgsburB . z q q 0 0 0 q O B
The next day the PhllipsbuIg boys
pounded the lifo out of tho pitcher
they could not touch the day before,
aud won game at the ratio Of 30 to
33. The players lined up as follows;
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05

Nothing equals Wonder of the
World" for coughs, colds, asthma end
\ kindred troubles. For sale by j. II
Hummer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05
Ror Bnlo,

Si4 COWS, and four head Of yearling,
steers. J. SMITH, speed, Kan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

is d trIhp lower at s.3 conts. Tho an.
thracite combination seems ready to
mike higher pricOs.
Many woolen mills arc closing to await
orders, although tho demand 10 very sat.
isiactory for solno dress goods and
worateds, and tho Washington mills
opHn clay wnratpds at 10 cants advance,
But prices OF those and most qualities
OF woolsuS arc slill uncertain, Tor man
ufacturors do not know vet what they
have to most. The reaction from spec.
ula,iYo prlCoa Of wool abroad, aud tho
stiffness Of speculative and country
holders hOra, reduces sales to 1881 $50
hounds for thu week, against S,2l5,0O0
for tho Same week OF 1902, but stocks OF
foreign wool here arc very large.
Failures ior tho week have been $50
in the United States against POI last
year, and torty,ninu in Canada against
foEty'two last yoar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09
WELSH TIN rLArE rIlApE

booming because tho Democratic Tarln
Reduction Haudirnps American Manu-.
fneturors-An OnlClai Report.
wAsnrSGroS, D. c., Now s.-COnsul
Anthony lIowcllS, at Cardiff, has made
q long report to tho state department
upon tho bright prospects Of Tho Welsh
tin trade, brought about BY the rapid
rise in tho price Of steel in America,
which threatens to make II impossible
for Americans to make tin plate at
competitive prices.
For the time being despair has given
away to hope, aud all concerned in tho
Melah tin industry ara looking forward
to porioi--if not Of prospority--ol
moro constant work and bOttOr wages,
An immense improvement las takon
place In tho stcel trade, although ns yos
prices have not been enhanced to tho
same oxtont w in tho states, and there.
IN lies tho hope Of tin plato makers, for
it tho price OF steel Ia augmented to that
in tho United States, tho Wolshmon
have no advantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

ChioNrn-Wheut, corn, oats aud provisions
Metn NJ ltih t''aay hlli tacn ka,hoa ,ulnetninS
ihg Np.H.hs oi WHt'n6 WV hpit NaAs Slila.S'Ih
anu p94lpaleH WIN AeNlei9A, VlosT Mnuha ~
~ ~ nlsAer NStH ~ uIkn9' Jog DeS S. u.s.;
OhN Fn,e sph' lIHg''Ou uhu PoFA "p" IA'u
bHaIrl ap"ll - S'tu'
n.nuI uhEuaugeu' -,..f ,-....o,,.. ~. 4.
MIESI-gah 20, tPulnH o',tsA,1stGi 81 81 u, Q
spu,sS'h ~ ~, tt9 NSl2'N .,ulutInui S'lfs
S,lalrae' pt'empeF "ss'ss sA'9'sS' N"y " -
hj,.ugs a., a.. ,,,.-,,,.... ,,.......,... oo, u.
G1Hh-Ie4h 40 9aga-'l4c; Sotetiiuer ~
sp'ga.-s SO december !EbA~s;$a-sci MAy E'1sl
+3'saty'Lc. =. ,,.,s.,-,s,y..
OAIs-rSdiE No. = sO,JG NO; Whlle lS5tais24C.
NO Mhlte lsals vi November oIosep st y, &C.
December 10 shls Als2sei MAY 4Vjta-HAs+V5te
ENL-No' = NG
HAhLkI-N9 2 b'5Gu
r,,,.,,,y ayrU.I i in ~;
Ma. p,i,v Es,h - III g n,os g7t,. Novcr,.
, I,.,I a, ss5ii Is,,,,ar, co Lad 5iis9 W,
Ma ~ ~ AZ ~, "a " -/'"' 10
NI! W 81 ,y,,Si H., 4, co,, r,.. S,r.,rhs,
c.ab AZ "a 4. w. i.nDo, inS GJ,5 H. Nav a. IA
800 sS '''' '"''"4'' ~ 10y ~
s,lo,9T R,u,-C,,b side. a ,1nt co. November
closed M 81 "a, isnunTv n GjaI 6;ai Go. Nav
ii s2llli siai siiS dr. siltcd shoulders II1aiJ;c;
short clear sides 4 .aic.
WIusKY-DIstlllers' finished goods per gallon
Y11
sugars unchanged.
BuTrEg-Stcidy, creamcrIcs HAZE; daircsgI va
lgc
EGGS--FIrm at lsalac
New York-Flour, receipts % ObJ barrels; ex
ports COCO barrels, market weak. Wheat, re-.
crlpu $4,000 bushels; spot market Grm op.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

Chicago Cattle market dull; receipts 400
head, stOckeE aud feeders to-day ranged ut 81 Goa
So: COWS Went from 81 7Da2 10; caves sold At
- 5Ja6 on Hogs, market weak. receipts 100
head; sales were mostly at 81 NaS IO pigs sold
mostly above 500 sheep. market duh, prices
2jns0C lower Inferior 10 prime heavy natives
sold AZ 81 Cons ". heavy weights = iOnS %.
NevdGrs brought y 5Ja! 10. aud lambs 81 oORJ ~.
Inst IiutIt ., y. & Cattle receipts two cars;
market dul. Hogs receipts scventyhvG cars:
uiatkrt slow, Workers. fail tn chOicV 81 7iaJ s.:
ruuRhs. common to good s. 2'ih3 GJ, pigs, good
tuchulCO 81 iinl S1 Sheep nnd lambs, receipts
thirty eats; market dnll LAMBS choice 10 prime
81 yOai ~. rulls aud common lamb, 81 jOaJ W:
sheen. choice 10 selected export wethcB S. 9ja
30; Guis and common 81 .jal 10
hast Liberty Cattle slow; prime 81 iOaI 90:
good e. 0ihi %, bulls cows and stays 81 5ORl Ol.
llprs steady; rhRdnlphIES 81 seas W, best
Workers and pig g. saG ~; common 10 irir
Workers 81 iOS w roughs 81 Opa3 90. Sheep
Vrfy duli; extra :, sJbd O1 common jJcasi o.;
lambs s. 2hRi 2j: veal calves - O0a6 IS
rUiedn-Whoai dul aud higher; cash aud
Sotemhnf tGc; December co.'s Corn steady
md dull. No. = mixed .oo! No. mixed 2gHc:
Nu yellow GDisc Oats quiet; 10 2ml1ed gJc;
no white Ste. kyC dull, No, ., iObc, Clover,
srrl steady cash and November 81 10
Cinc,nnnu-lIos, Ca,ler at 81 OGil 10; fc.
copts 1000 head; shpmepS 100 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09
EiNANoH ANp TRADE,
The Feature. oil tho al5aoy uud Stock
AlnrkOts.

AlnrkNta.
NEW YoRE, Nov s,-Aluney on call easy at
llsa2 par cont; laitlola eper eenli closed at2 per
coat Prime mercantile paper 3i.ai'4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
inbankera' bills at 81 s)al Solf for demand aud
81 sIjiaIS IS iordx;y days. postad rates 81 SSlaa
S9A and 81 % Commercial bills 81 ST. silver
ccfglhraHA az tR6sC
Speculation Today wa, quiet and depressed
ana the distribution OF business somewhat lill'
Ted. The cOnlso OF prices was dominated by
disturbing reports VS. tn tho European political
situation nnd tho OYer-speculat'On IN mining
share, and theapprcllGuslon caused By tho con
tlnlled GIfength OF the market for sterling ef'
chuugc, Tho market On,ued netlyC aud weak,
Louisville C Nashville aut Denver prclorFel iell
IA nnd Genem Electric plr cent The down
ward movement soon halted, and under the
leadership ol inc MduA,riRl ahHrcS prices i'm
proved lbFCnsh0uL shortly alter II O'Clock
the market Ittln displayed rchptiOnlry tend
cncy Rnd Continued untll Just before the close,
Wiicn support Appearing In sugar, thIt sl0cs
gained II per cent Rnd other lr0mlncnt hhnreI
steady, hnt ~ sharp CONCESSIONS IN prices IN
soma lll,tAn es a, compared with the hnal fales
OF the prcedlng lay Eric Telegraph fell oil 10
o., cN.diNiluui ut p6r cont against 81 tho ptb'
ceiling uilr, subsequently however, tho price
improved To 20, Bonds were quiet AuG depressed,
with the declines az rule uulmp0rtaHt,
Tho total salga nj stocks to-day weTo 25lOO1
shares
Government bonds firm and higher
state boud Inactive
Railroad bonds weak,
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TREND or TRADE.
II, q. Nun y Co.'S. Weekly lssVIow OF nu'
iuosa Conditions,

II. q. nun y Co.'S. Weekly lIsyIOw OF Illus.
iuosa Conditions,
NEw YoRg, Nov SIR, G. Dun &
Company's roview Of trade, which issues
tomorrow, will say;
II has been u broken wook aud just
before aud nitor elections In tho most
Imuurtant statcs operations rarely have
much Significance. business may be
largely affected in timo, but rs yOt there
IL scarcely any indication what tho
effect Will bu. Tho controlling power
at present Ia tho uilort to rO.adiuit
prlcoa altUr tho remarkable rls0 OF la1L
sumner In important materials and pro.
ducts with thostrugglo Of Rrcat GOmbina'
tions 10 prevent decline
Tho purchase Of competing iniorcala
now giyos tho II. q, Trick Company
ownorahlp OF 1906 out Of li,OH coko
ovens In tho ConnollSyIllo region, aud
practical control Of moro than thrOc.
aunrtots, an advance In tho pricO Of
Goko to 81 Ia expected, m tho Carnegie
Comnany laB boon bHying I've supplies
NJ low nricog for months In advance.
Yel tho price Of IIOsgOnOf ply y lower,
Sli 10 nj Pittsburgh, aud bllleta ato
lower because thOtO Ia scarcely any do
mand lor rails nj tho combination ptiooi
structural contracts aFN now low aud clio
demand for wlro and wlrO nails has been
CurlailOd by tho nail trusts advance. Of
prices seventeen COulain four months
Largo wOslotn aud caotorn orders for
cars hOlp tho demand Tor bar, but iln.
lahod products nrO quito pOnurally sold
below quotations, which ara no lower
than ilioy wore two months ngg. Cop
nor IL ahado wOahor nj 81 IL TOT lake,
With allow buying, tin u fraction lower
nj 81 30, with thO visible nupply 2LO19
tons, against 1877 q yont aRO, and load
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

i'nat0n- Tho boston Commercial bulletin
will say tomorrow Of tho wool markets ThS
Pieces arc strong, but western unwaSh.
cd wool, and pulled woods Rp slightly
easier The Lnglsh markets are slightly less
buoyuui though the south American
aud Australian markets RfU unchanged. Tho
Washington mills have opened new OvorCOnt,
ING aud rloy G'Hgounls at M advance Of 10 per
cent ON old rates. Other mills havO Onuncd new
kcF.ogfnt exactly last years rates, Sales Of the
WccE arc $1,000 pounds domestic aud |, 100.
90 pounds foreign
New Yulk-WOOl QUIET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

How YOrL -Therr was no settled demand for
auythlng VI n fcaiunAblr description, except Tor
dark CDlbrd domolg that shNtcd IN q good 70.
uinC vi busur,s IN many directions was NJ full
amuHuL lhst NN Increased manifold, though
unuy orders vi which a Enodly number WOfO
called In meet current wanna Printing CLOTHS
In much improved demand to-day that carried
tho sales Tor the week 10 10000 piucCN
FAII River PINT cloths wCfO duIOl al bloc
aud ialf demand iOrodda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

The bcst Salyo Ia tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuln, icyuc
Soros, tottor, chappod handS, chilblains,
corn1, and all skin eruptions, and post
tiyoly curOJ pilos, or no pay required.
Il Ia guaranteed to give perfect satiqihc-
ton or money refunded. Price IS
cents por box. For sale BY Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

lr Ia n truth In medicine that tho
nnallUlt doso that performs euro Ia tho
best Do Wits lltiID Early llisorI arO
Ito smalu,l pills, will perform cure,
mud nrn the boat. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w, Va, u. Il. Peabody, bon.
wood, and lIowo K Co., bridgeport, y.
Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

SAY, why don't you try DO Witra Lit.
llS Early RiSorS2 Those litllO pills cure
hoadaclic, Indigestion aud combination.
Thoyrn small, but do tho work, Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, H. \. Poa.
body, Bonwood, and Bowiu & Co.,
nfidunpDft, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

Acrs at once, never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure. remedy for asthma.
aud that ievorish condition which ac.
a sovoro cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces imma-
dia.e results. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel
inn, W. Va, b. i. Peabody, BenWOod,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, 0. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

DO suro aud uso that old aud woll.lrIod
romody, Mus. WiSBLuws SOOTHING
sYGur for children toothing II soOthoa
tho child, soitGns tho gunS. allaYl all
pain, curOs wind collie and Is tho bDst
remedy Tor diArrhWa. Twenty-Five conts
q bottle. MwTAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

New Ynrlt-i'lg IRON qulcli southern ti2 OOA
brokers sll ~. exchange OH ilailtl. Lead quiet;
htoKon ~ iO exchange ~ 2hHlgTls Thu easy
sirnlFhW 81 tOail 1tiplRlel dull, SnUltof easy
domestic 1SJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

gyIrt1Ma Moisture; iuionN llchlng AMI
tilnulng, most at night, worse by scratching, II
GilpWUdtD routinuo tumOrf form, which often
bleed aud ulCrfilo, boHOnlnt very sOfn
EVAYntE OtVfNEN stops tho Itching aud
blOodlug heal, ulCuttllOn aud IN most ni,li Co.
lUgonlN BIZ BNhyno h Son phlla1ophll
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~, pennsylvania Stations
|SlggRnSgIVdRid LINES.
NM Traina nun By Centrnl Tlro.

rtrgrr OTrIUEH At pTsSsTLvANA .BTATIov Oi
Ntuu ST, funT or EluvrNrt NJ WHEELING,
AZ blcLUhN iinuEE, WUETitSn, AMI Al nv
lINNYNLyAstA NtAiiuS VupUEtuhr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
on and aftcr Saturday, February is)i trains
will run AZ follows, city umc
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The Cleveland, LOra!a 4 Whaling R. R.

Time Table In olloct Monday May %. 1901
Cleveland Depot. Foot Q! South Water Street
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 n III. and 200 p. m.
daily. ll;SO p. m daily. except Saturday 1000 u.
The herald., 1895-12-19
LONG BEACH IMPROVEMENT
A Free Reading Room to Be Established
Soon
Improvement Society Appoints Working COM
mittees-Baptist Ladies' Open Bazaar
Concerts for Foresters' Benefit

LONG BEACH, Dec. 1S.-The meeting
Monday night at the council chamber in
the interest of the free reading room was
we'll attended and satisfactory progress
made. Reports of canvassing and solicit
ing committees were heard and were all
very favorable. Quite snug sum of
money has been collected or promised
and generous donations of books, papers,
magazines and periodicals will be made
when the room is opened, which will be,
as the meeting decided, January LIST.
Tho executive committee of the Improve
ment society met Monday evening at the
Iowa villa and appointed working commit
tees.
The return game of baseball between the
Mud Hens and Pelicans took place on the
school house grounds Saturday, and the
Pelicans succeeded in reversing their for
mer defeat by score of 81 to ID.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
open a bazaar for the sale of Christmas
goods. the proceeds to be used for church
purposes, The bazar will open Thursday
at noon and continue until Friday even
ing.
There will be two grand concerts at For
ester's Hall on the evenings of the 10th
and Dist by the Hayward New York and
Chicago Concert Company under the aus
pieces of the Long Beach Court OF Foresters.
Mrs. E. &. Smith, OF Pasadena, and Mrs.
S. L. Kendall, of Buffalo, N. Y, are room
ing with Mrs. L. G. McCutcheon at the
Sunnyside cottage.
d. L. Hallock, of York, Pa, formerly OF
Bellplaine. Kas., who is touring the coast,
is the present guest of his old Kansas
friends, DR.. w. S. Cuthbert and family.
The herald., 1895-12-19

speedy action in making their committee
assignments. Among those who made
speeches were Senators Lodge, Teller,
Chandler, Plat and Frye. All the speak
ers spoke of the situation as grave. Sena-
tor Lodge dweit upon the especial ueces-
sity for having the foreign relations con-
mittee in full working order. Senator
Teller presented the view that the problem
which the message presented was too seri-
Gus for basty action in any way, and inti-
mated that delay until after the holidays
would do no great harm. The opinion was
very general, however, that congress
should be fully prepared for, and make its
own investigation. 1t was suggested that
England might accept the presidents
utterances as an ultimatum and proceed
Immediately to push her troops into Vene-
zuela and it was asked what the United
States would do in that event. in case the
question should be still tied up in the
hands OF commission. There was some
reference to the bill passed in the house
mission, and the opinion was expressed
that the bill should go to the committee
for amendment.
The caucus also instructed Senator
Mitchell to inform the Democrats that they
would be granted full minority representa-
ton on the enlarged committees as here
tofore on all committees. A change was
made so that select committee may have
charge of the Nicaragua canal bill and re-
lieve the foreign relations committee,
which will be much occupied during the
session.
The Craftsmanship of two other places
will be assigned to the Democrats, the
other four places TO Republicans, Hawley,
Mitchell of Oregon and Squire and SewelI.
The Democratic chairman of the Near
aqua committee will probably be Senator
Morgan of Alabama.
The herald., 1895-12-19
RAILWAY MATTERS
Receivers Asked for and Discharged-Passen.
ger Association Heeting


ger Association 7eeting
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 1S.-Walter B.
Richie, as attorney for the Central Trust
company of New York, in the United
States circuit court today filed suit to
foreclose mortgage for $4,616,3OO on the
Cincinnati, jackson and Mackinaw. Frank
b. Drake is now receiver of the road under
appointment of another court. This petit
ton prays for receiver of the whole sys-
tenn and the sale of the property as an en-
tirety.
Richie is the attorney of Senator Brice,
and the suit is part of the proceedings in
securing new line between Chicago and
Cincinnati, as well as between the Ohio
river and the lakes.
BosToN, Dec. 1S.-The receivers of the
New York and New England railroad were
discharged by Judge Colt in the United
States court today. Messrs. Plat and
Perry received $4,000 each, and the law
yers 500, 900 and the trustees $4,000.
BosroN, Dec. 1S.-George ID. Burton,
manager of the Burton Stock Car com
pany, today filed petition in insolvency
in the Suffolk county court. His liabilities
are SLY, 900. The amount of assets is
not known.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-A meeting of the
Western Passenger association will begin
tomorrow. During the session it is en-
pected that the trouble over the Colorado
and Utah business will be adjusted.
The herald., 1895-12-19
SANTA BARBARA FOOTPADS
Relieve q Tourist OF His Hard. Earned
ShekeIs
The Good Citizenship Club Discusses
the Tramp Question

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 1S.-Monday eve-
ming as Mr.. Charles Westlake was on his
way up town from the wharf, he was held
up by two men on Chapala street, near the
boulevard, and relieved of $40. No gun
was presented, but he was forcibly seized,
one footpad pinioning his arms while the
other went through his pockets. Mr.. West
lake resisted vigorously, repeatedly strik-
ing his assailants, and finally succeeded in
breaking away before the pair could secure
his watch and jewelry. As they we're about
to renew the attack, the gentleman made a
move as if to draw pistol and the rob-
bers fled. The victim is resident of
Whitewater, Kan, sojourniug here for a
few days. He left today for San Fran
cisco, and though he endeavored to with
hold his adventure from the public, the
facts leaked out and officers are on the
alert.
The meeting of the Good Citizenship club
was devoted almost entirely to considera-
ton of the tramp question. A thoughtful
paper on the subject was read by Mr.. c. M.
Gidney, and addresses were made by Mr..
S. H. Garfield and Rev. +. S. Forbes. Mr..
H. r. Harren, chairman, pro tenn. APP
pointed two committees, one composed of
gentlemen and the other of ladies', to con-
fer with the city council and urge that
some method be adopted by the city to
provide work, food and shelter for the I'M
employed. The proposed extension of the
boulevard will doubtless give the tramp
good opportunity to exercise his muscles.
The following were the successful COM
petitors at the teachers examination just
closed:
Primary grade Edith Gale Harrison,
Otto Bentz, Ella Lillard, Louise Elkns,
Katheryne Holland, Mabel l. Spence, As
cension Machada.
Grammar grade Ruth E. Libby, Leila
Glasscock, Cora B, Patterson, S. B.Schauer.