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The Maryland SenatOrship.

Mr.. A. L. German has fairly established his
title as Boss of Maryland democratic poll
ties. He has now carried out two points of the
four of his indicated programme for the dispo-
SitiOn of state offices. The first was the dis
placement of Major Harry GimOr as police
commissioner in place of his candidate, Mil
roy: the second was the election of eX-GOver-
nor GrOOme L. S. Senator to succeed Senator
Dennis. The next point in the comprehensive
scheme is the election of German, himself, to
succeed Senator Whyte. This election is some
time away, but if German is alive and has the
full use of his NapOeOnc brains, there is not
much doubt of his success. The fourth point
Is the election of Hon. Henry w. Archer, of
Hartford county, as next governor of Mary
land. In the light of the past, that part of the
grand programme will likely enough be car
ried out, if the contracting parties to the ar
rangement are alive at the time of the cleo
ton. Mr.. German. the tactician in this cam
paign, is the energetic president of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal company, and was form
erly postmaster of the House of Representa-
tiyeS.
Ex-Governor James B. GrOOme, the coming
u. s Senator, is a native of Cecil county, Nd,
and is 40 years of age. He is lawyer OfrecOg-
nized ability, and has served with distinction
in the state legislature. He was on the Greeley
electoral ticket, though opposed to the nomi-
nation of Greeley. Subsequently he was
elected governor by the legislature to fill the
vacancy caused by the election of Governor
Whyte to the position of L. S. Senator He
will enter the U. S. Senate on the expiration
Of the term of DR.. Dennis, March ;, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

The Queens speech at the opening of the
English Parliament yesterday and the debate
on the address in reply indicate that England
will drift for little while. The decisive turn
Of the political rudder will be postponed by the
helmsman untilthe comparative dangers of the
different courses shall become more evident
Lord BeacOnSfieldS remarks in the debate
were striking and brilliant, but as far as the
goyernments's policy is concerned they
amount only TO postpOnement of the queS-
ton until after the statement of RusSia'S con-
ditiOnS. great deal depends then on the
result of the pending peace negotiations.
Their failure through the harshnesS of Rus
sia's terms, the capture of AdrianOple by the
Cars forces, and their advance on CONSTANT
nOple might constitute the contingency on
which a vote of money is to be demanded by
the government to render effectual the meas
ures of precautiOn necessary to be adopted.
The coming conference of plenipOtentiarieS
means peace or war for all Europe as well as
the present belligerentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18
T STANLEY JONES,
REAL ESTATE BECKER,
Oil SEVENTH STREET.
HO1FSpS fOr iCn1o

Houses for Sale.
ST. bet. LIST and I'd ne stories. m. mps IS 600
MetherSon Place stories mod imps .25 900
St. bet I'd and Sd stS SrGse Is rs 500
ST.. bet LIST and I'd n.w. 3 stories. mod.i.. 200
Sh n ST. Ea pet ta, and stories 600
bet u In an and 1sh st. 10 500
18th St.. bet. L and N W., stories, rs 49,. 3. 500
4th st bet and R1w.,2 ST.; g rs: mod.i: l. 600
F. Cap. St. bet 9th & 9Th Sc 3 St l3 rs. m 10 600
Mass av, be. Cap. LIST st. NV, Est. mi s. 900
sth s ST., and ah1 stSriss ST. mod 5S
ST. bet !4th and 18th W.. 2 st. g mi. 9, $50
4th 81. bet LIST and I'd NV. st. ..m.i. $500
18th ST.. bet and nw.,3 St. 8 rs, NIL. 2 100
st. bet GaP. and 1st Nv, story frame. / 800
5tn st bet. Fine, est. frame lge ground 1000
ST.: bet Sd and 4th me-. 3 stories mod imps 500
st bet. 18th Conn. IL rs. mi s, 200
Hs%p a5 Circle rel IS; st. RS rs.
goth st. bet and Tn.w.,2 story frame. L 300
St bet eth and 10Th "; 3 St: II M. 10 900
10th St. bets and NV 8 500
ST.. bet Cap. and 1st 3 st: NIL. $500
n .Cap.st bet. H and e..3 St. & store, mi 5000
ST.. bet I'd and Sd n.w,3 ST, 10 rs, m 10. 900
Riggs ST., be. 18th 14th ST.. IL mi 900
Building Lots For Sale.
side r, bet. 10Th goth W., 2315xl21 IT. 81 90
side Mass. av. bet. 17th& 18th n. W. 2x16Oft 60
n side r, bet. 14tb 4 18th n. w.. 61ax113 IT. A 90
5 side %, bet. 14th & 18th W., 43x1OO it,. 90
Corner New Hampshre ave. and 16tn ST.. 60
n W corner 14th and Pierce st w. with imps. 80
18th, bet B and G SITS. Observation-Disclosures. IA
y W. corner and SITS. D.e..................... 40
North Capitol bet IAN and rs sts ion
5. side E, bet. I'd and Sd SITS. me-, 28x1OO. $500. 20
Wanted
neat seven or e ght room DWELLING
tween and SITS. and 4th and 14th sts n. W.
To cost not over "a. 600.
To Loan.
$40, OOO IS 600, So 600 on frst-class real estate
security.
j. STANLEY JONES,
]16-tr GIL Seventh street.
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IHOK KENT,
Il By r. o. HOFFMAN, 10th and r SITS. n. ".
Three new Stores, 1919 1923 1925 n Y avnw. S76
~ Once Rooms over above stores from $25 TO IS
stores from 917 to 925 7th st W., each. IS
DWeing Houses over above stores, each ...... IS
9O9 18th st. n. W., rooms, mod. imps. ....... 65
1003 st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod imps As
d!!9 NJ st. NV, D rooms and bath, mod. imp. so
9l1 4 81. n. W., 8 rooms and bath. mod imps .. 40
637 ID st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod. imp IS
store corner louisiana ave. and 9Th st. NV. 80
49 Il st. NV, IL rooms and bath, mod imps 80. so
14ae 11th st. NV, 10 rs. and bath, mod imps 35
Double House with Stable, well furnished, in good
legation; to private family only.
FOR SALE-An elegant double House. new with
every mod. convenience: one of the best locations
In GeOr9etOWn, DC; very cheap. jan12-tr
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THE WEEKLY STAR now ready contains all
The News of the Week; the Proceedings of
Congress: the Russian Successes in Tur.
key: Agricultural Matters: Art Notes
White House and Department News Proceed
ings of the Courts; Local Affairs: Choice
Stories; Poems and Sketches; Agricultural
and Household Matters.
Terms: So per annum. in advance postage
prepaid: single copies five cents, in wrappers.
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The Greeks would like to follow the example
Of the martial ServianS, and, after hiding be-
hind tree during the hunt, rush courageOusly
out to witness the death. But England may
have other use for Greece, and will restrain
her warlike ardor. Ii is among the possbili-
ties that the Greeks may find themselves
fighting with and not against the Turks as
England's faithful allies in general Euro
pean struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

General John s. Williams Familiarity known
as 'CerrO GOrdO" Williams, who was elected
United States Senator from Kentucky yester-
day, is veteran of the Mexican war, an ex-
confederate soldier, shrewd politician, pop
ular man with an ample flow of words. a de-
feated aSpirant for gubernatorial hOnors in his
state i'll years gone by, and, to be up with the
times, at present an eXuberant infiatiOniSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

James G. Bennett has bought the yacht Pan
dora, for the purpose, it is said, of sending out
an Arctic expedition. Is this new field for
Stanley TO explore, and will he be as success
full in the discovery of polar mysteries as he
was in solving African problems? We shall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

CHARLES A. APPEL,
" 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency.
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 @ st. q. W., IA rooms, mod. 1mps. $50.
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-St. Circle; bargain.
No; 1913 Vermont avenue. rooms, mod. imps. !;
V,OOO. Sep13-tr
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks etc., should In all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that of any individual.
~-AnOnymous communications not read re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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No compact or agreement has been signed
by the coal companies, yet they will act ac
cOrding to the published arrangement. An
understanding, not combination, has been
reached. This peculiar performance of the
companies leaves the New York legislature
very little that is substantial to work upon in
their proposed investigation and punishment
of t4le alleged conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a Bull
letin Of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my office, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
auction Sales
On TUESDAY. January 22d. at 4 p. m. unim-
proved property on X street, between Il and c se
Loans.
81 500. 81. 600, $500, at 3 per cent. j16-tr
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T0AL ECONOMIZER burns all the gas and
~ gives Is per cent. more heat.
Sold by grocers and druggists,
General Agency, S1S 9th street NV. d2s-lm
A LARGE LOT OF DEMONGEOT's MANU-.
a fACTURED WIGS, at Q very low figure.
Also, nne TOUPES. d38-tr
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JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
- Wholesale AND RETAIL
d A ERS
CO1L IND WOOD.

We desire to call the attention of the public to the
fact.that now have on hand the largest and best
selected stock of COAL AND WOOD in the Dis
trict: that facilities for doing business not
surpassed by any firm in the same line in the United
States: that our kindling Wood Factory is the
largest south of New York: and, indeed, our ap
pOntments for doing a Coal and w God Business
are complete in every particular.
9, 24s lbs. to the ton nyariable standard.
Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices.
Main Office:-DepOt, Mill and WharveS, foot 18th,
18th and e streets southwest.
Ofices:-12O2 F, 1112 9th and 1413 7th streets
northwest. jan1S-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

Average s,ror7s Daily Circulation orer
7,SOO-bein0 more than three times that
Of any other daily paper ia Washington,
and more than that of all the others added
together.
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DRY GOODS.

NJ O II G E.
We are positively selling Of our Stock At cost
for Cash. - ~
Nothing reserved. The most desirable SILK
and WO0LLEN FABRICS of all kinds and quail
ties as well AS our large assortment Of HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS and q weil-aSsorted stock OF
All unraid bills on the LIST Of FebruarywiIl BE-
placed in the hands OF collector for settlement.
W. NJ. BROWN,
Sf& Sfh street n,c.
Z. S-want money, and viii sell as above to
get il. Jt7-u
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
nouncements as early in the day possible and in
eli cases before II O'Clock N. The insertion In the
same day issue Of those reaching the ONCE after
that hour cannot be assured.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THOS. e. wAGG aMAN. s1s Seventh st.
(Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday ]

1hree-Story Brick Houses for Sale.
sli s. se. m. 10 Ts Is. 800
$sS Virginia ave- s.w... mod. imps.. rs.... 500
a52S Columbia ST., mod: impS., rs.......... S6O
11o9 4th ST. n W.. water, Observation-Disclosures. 100
1855 10 Columbia St, mod impS., srs..."... 5000
-4s-46 st. ne, mod. imps. 10 rs. each 5000
Iaro,Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
Iss4.1sss IN st. NV, b. h., mod. l., rs. 5000
aas G eoRsSt S z mod mo- gps
iatS ~ lPth ST. NM, e d water rs aS
s j. cor 9Th and ne, oh. /. 100
29s 4 KS; st. n ne, fl 800
IL l to sss es St. NV NV fS s each sS
Unimproued Property For Sale.
f,s IN ST. .t BET III and and Ss1s 5eo
Ohio ave-. bet. IT, and 14th 800
ST., bet. 18th and 18th n:w:........."..... 500
ST., bet 17th and 18th n. W., per IT. e7S
Coz and 10th SITS; NV. per # ;:........... $50
1s st bet os Eth a anr 18th per-
Mass. ave-, bet. 18th and 14th n. W., per IT. 200
Houses For Rent.
ESrner 21st and SIS fuIn., mod: im.' IL rs slsS
2CO4 st. NV. mod. imps., rs. ............. 80
~ ST. NV, mod; d imps ns stable Is rs
1 80 New York ave. NV; mod imps;. Is rs: 20
d d5a2 9Th st. NV, mod imps., 10 rs 80
629 II st. Il. W., store, INSTRUMENTATION. %
I01 18th ST. ne, store, mod impS., 6 rS..... 25
222 st. NV. mod. impS., rS............. %
d!20 Pa; ave: n. w, ............. 20
2!2 Bridge ST., Georgetown, mod. impS., IL rs 20
21S Delaware ave. n.e., rs................... 13
1926 9th ST. NV. rs. IL
TAO 9Th st. s.e., rs. II
Offices.
81 18th ST., No. 5, 81 floor ................. SIS
1l9 Market Space, Hall. l........... .......... Is
Il9 Market Space, Room Observation-Disclosures. 8
Cor. 10th and Pa. ave., Room 5 ............... %
Cor. 10th and Pa. ave., Room 1............ 20
Cor. 10Th and Ia. ave., Room 14.............. Is
Cor. 10th and Pa ave., Rooms 20. 90. 2S..... 10
$50 r Room 9
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
. At BRODHEAD'S

EXTRAORDINARILY INDUCEMENTS
IL At BRODHEAD'S,
1905 II ST., between 18th and 18th.
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid. 8 cents
Ozark s best GOO yards warranted) Spool Cotton g.
Regular made British Hose, CSC. nafr and un
Beautiful Neck Rufing, 10 cents per yard and up
Elegant 3-button Kids, in black white, street aud
opera shades, 81. 20 per pair.
1ood 2o-Done Hip-Gore CorSets, In boxes % cents
per pair; bonesdae yard-wide bleached Cotton
lOc per yd: Unbleached Cotton, &c. per yd IN
Lyons eros Grain Black Silk, Csc. and up,
Pequot 10-4 ON I'D wide) Sheeting, Sic.
GOOD Ball Knitting Cotton, g.. per ball
Best makes Unbleached Canton Flannel, &c. and up
and full line OF Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, and
domestic Goods, equally cheap. Close purcha-
serS should call at BRODHEAb'S
l5-tr LOS St bet 10Th and IGN
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BLANKETS.

BLANKETS
prices. "
10 cases OF CANTON FLANNELS very chean
100 pieces of WHITE SHAKER and RED
TWILL FLANSELS to be sold al great bargains
w. w. BURDETTE 4 co.
No. B2s 7TH ST.,
No. 706 X ST. Nw.f lanb-tr
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NOTICE.-Those persons claiming TITLE to
IN Lots or parts of lots in squares, In Washing
ton city, ID: C., numbering from 1853 to $50, inclu
siye, Tor other squares,) derived originally from
Comfort Sands estate, and not derived by direct
deed from said Comfort Sands, Robert c. Saads or
Jsia NJ Sands are hereby notified that their titles
is made to said lots by the heirs of the late Dewitt
G: wilson, by good and efectual cOnyeyances re-
ceiyed from Julia NJ. Sands, the legal heir of Com
fort and Robert c. Sands, deceased, and such claim
Will be enforced after proper notice. Especial at
tenti0P is called to the so called cOnyeyanceS of
Elias Kane, d. A. Hall and Count Julius de Mea-
non.
For full particulars and releases apply to
CHARLES X. WESTBROOK.
Attorney -at-Law and in fact of said heirs, 92s F
Broad street. Newark, N. j. john
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Ceiling OFF PREPARATORY TN
~ STOCk-TAKING.
Special Bargains In all Departments
Poplin Alpacas Is, worth 25
Bargains in Dress Goods reduced IN 1oL TX On Ok
BACK and Colored Silks 62If, 70, 81, Si up.
a Au-@ool SaShmeres and Serges 81 (, worth 62x
SlColored Cashmeres reduced TO IS and TIC
keaay-ma Skirts cheap; Shawls sacrificed
SIoaks 70 per cent. less than former price,
BlanketS cheap; Carpets must he sold
less than manufacturers S'
All makes Muslins and Sheetines at wholesale nrces
an, I. n. NAUDAIN,
ooI-I SO9 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

THE BOOKS OF THE PERIOD.
Il Money: Francis A. Walker. ...............A 90
Adams 90
Suplee' French on the Study of Words, ..... 1 so
Almanach de Gotha, 1878. ................... 9 so
The Mechanics OF Engineering and of the Con-
structiOn of Machines, vol. 2: WeiSback.. 90
Elements of Geology: Joseph LIE COnte. ...... 90
Romances of the East (Nouvees Asiatiques),
from the French. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
The Last Years of Daniel Webster; &. W. Cur
tbs; Soc The Wolf at the Door: No Name Series:
81. Canon Farrar's Sermon on Eternal Punish
ment; 25c. The Sarcasm of Destiny; ST. so. Young
MusgTave; Mrs. Oliphant; 40c. A Jewel of Girl;
Soc. GerIit Smith, Biography; Q. B. Frothing-
ham: 50 %. Biology: DR.. Charles Letourneau;
s1.75. Tribune and Church Almanacs: CSC.
Fancy Baskets and Wall Pockets at 20 per cent.
SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN.
jan1S-tr 911 Pennsylvania GUP.
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ElOR RENT
II B. H. WARNER co.
BRA1NARD II. WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
916 + street northwest,
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JOE LOT
HAMBURG
EDGLNGS AND INSERTINGS,
JUST OPENED,
And are Offering them about half the regular prices
&C.. &C., &C., &c., &c., 10c., Ice, l5c.
Yard wide Calicoes 81 cents
Carpets. Is, 20, "a, 30 35 40 a.
Blankets IL 80. 200, g. 30, :. 90, $50.
Comforts, all prices.
Oilcloths all widths,
Double width Black Cashmeres, 25, 81, 80.
Flannels, 49, 20, Is.
waterproof Cloth, nearly two yards wide SIX
Dress Goods, only 12lb cents
% wide Sheeting Cotton only 25
Cloth for Men s wear, 80, 81, a. 30,
ShawlS, all at cost
Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost
Matel2sse Cloth for Coaks at cost,
OF us at wholesale prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

XIX 18th ST. N.W.-Entire NEW HOUSE,
OlO all modern improvements; Furnished
ROOMS with frst-cass TABLE BOARD; suite of
Rooms on third floor. Transient guests accom-
mOdated. nOv21-Sws
TlHE FREMONT HOUSE Is MAKING GOOD
Il terms for Winter Boarders. Family and sim
gle rooms; either steam or stove heat. o12-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

Alse, number Of other Houses In every section
of the city, list Of which is changed nearly every
day on the tnletin at our Office. tr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-23
A WARNING.

"Let posterity learn by this monument
that you commemorate men who died
in defensive war, that they did not, as
has been idly stated, submit to arbitra-
mcnt of arms the questions at issue, ques-
tons involving inalienable rights inner
tied and held in trust for pOsterity, but
they strove tor State sovereignty which
their fathers left them, and which 1t was
their duty if possible, to transmit to
their children"
The above sentiments uttered by JEFF
ferson Davis, shows that the Bourbon
democrats of the South will never cease
to entertain the pernicious doctrine OF
State Sovereignty, and should they in
future gain supreme power in the land
there is no reasonable cause to doubt
but that they will endeavor to again
force this issue upon the country to fer
ment trouble and turmoil. He is writing
letter of defamation to a ladies mo-
numental association of Georgia, and
has inaptly introduced this old political
subject upon an occasion entirely un-
necessary to all but unwise, hot-headed
men and women. 1t, nevertheless,g gives
Republicans an opportunity to see which
way the wind blows, and gives all the
good people of tho country sufficient
cause to rejoice upon the late action of
the President to stand by his party, and
henceforth use his influence to continue
its lease Of pc wer, and ensure its future
success. Only by the firm united efforts
ofall the Republicans, can the country be
kept at peace, and upon the road to pros
perity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-23
The Oskaloosa Independent is of the

The Oskaloosa Independent is of the
opinion there is no use of Greenback
party. Nov what would be the issue if
some greenback journal should assert
that there is no use for Republican
party. Our opinion is, there as use
for Greenback party, and 1t should get
as many Republicans to join it as pos
sible, but Democrats had better remain
in the Democratic party and assist their
party in adopting Greenback platforms,
and electing Greenback Democrats to
office.-Troy Bullitin DEM
The above plainly shows the old
Democratic footprints, and their system
of tactics, they indelibly stick to the
party, and endeavor to urge outside in
fluence-as the weak little greenback
movement referred Toto encourage the
Republicans to split up. We are of the
opinion though, that 1t will be many
q long day before the Democrats will be
able to vanquish the grand old party
that has held them in subsection for the
last eighteen years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-23
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is \ list Of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. filed in the Office Of :
L. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the week end
Ing May 18th:
KRUGER Parker to ) II Robins. lot a. Santa r.
ave, Salina-el2O.
United STATES Ia Henry Il Merrel, swur 5 Is r IL
X iw-raient.
state OF Kansas to heirs Of John Ohleen. deed. nes
IL, &c. &w-Patent
VIM. Bishop and wife TO Elizabeth A wick-rshsm,
iina-sl.o.
Hannah Wilson Geo J.tt, lot -, srh street. ss-
lina-&sD
Beebe and wife to Gsphart sch'ppel. LOT. {. 4. and
NAT llth
Henry Angie 10 VIM Berg. nwqr, Sit. 7 Is,Rsw-
sam.
Saline county To Mary Crowley NH. n~arsl;, Tl3
Rlw-si. -.
+ Y Bond and wife 10 Maria = Diyelbiss lots D. H.
Il, 9Th street, Salina-SsaO.
iarSon and vile Thos Corvette lots 10 and
-. block ~, Brookvie-es5
q { hottie and vile to christine NyQuist Lot 3 18th
sire.i, Holland s addition. Salia.-eee.
of ne2r. : 5, u, 5w-sSN.
W King and wife toJ Rnrns. lot q, 9Th St
Saina-Ab.
nlyl.th.
U Mccall and wife 10 c. " Brown. ;,xl5o Nor
rison's addition. Saiua-e.0
Anton ID Hsene "a sophia Whitman. whf. swqr
-. -. KSw-essO
} Burns aud wife to Caroline 4 L-nner-oa. 10, ?.
9Th street. ssiins-ssH.
Re sve.-els5.
state Of k.nsa. to Ms B-llsvlle. s~qr d. t
state OF kAns.. u John 4 Wilson. n-ar is. 7 Is.
sw-Pstent-SsS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-23
In 10 Salina.

The following is what jeff J. Davis
has to say in the Manhattan Nationalist
about his visit to Salina:
Taking advantage of the excursion
rates on the h. p, we attended the TEN.
perance picnic at Salina, Saturday. 1t
commenced to rain early in the morning,
but by nine o'clock the sky was clear
and Everything looked lovely. The
people commenced pouring in from the
surrounding country, and by eleven the
streets were crowded with teams.
The procession formed in the south
west part of town and marched through
the principal streets before crossing the
bridge into Oak Dale Park, the place set
apart for the picnic. 1t was estimated
that over $50 teans were in the process
sion besides those on horseback and on
foot. 1t was nearly two hours in pass
ing and was simply immense. Prof.
Egan's Cornet Band, of which Salina
can Justly feel proud, led tho procession.
Next followed = large, pyrsmid-shaped
wagon containing thirty.ssven little
girls, dressed in white with blue sashes,
the States Of the Union,
after which division after division and
delegation after delegation passed.
About the middle came along the Solo
mon City band, which enliyeued their