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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

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Joseph Humsnel's Fortune.

Joseph Hum,ners Fortune.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Wednesday night a procession Of six
carriages, led by band OF music and fol-
lowed by troops Of people on foot, proceed
ed from an obscure street in the West
End to the c., II. Il d. depot where
the night express train for New York
stood in waiting. II was all in honor Of
Joseph Hummel. mention Of whose pros
pectlve fortune OF 80. 000, 600 Of English
money has recently been referred to by the
city dzilies. IL is3to come through his
wife. now q confirmed invalid. lying a,
the Belts Street hospital, whom he mar
ned in Germany, more than a generation
ago. She was a widow at the time, and
seyenteen years his senior. In 1913 they
emi9Tafed TO America, and until the
breaking ont Of the war lived in New York
and Boston. In the latter CITY Joseph
| learned the taiior's trade. and followed IL
steadily until the call for troops. when be
joined the army. At the battle Of Duval's
Bluff he was struck by rebel bullet.
which made his discharge from further
service In the army necessary. and perma-
| Hently lnespacifated him from ever again
4 w0kng at his trade.
| After the war the crippled German and
h,. wife came 10 this CITY. where they
have SINCE remained. At arxt be xas a
| yenjer OF newspapers and various period-
ical. on the streets, and after a number Of
| years bought with his .canty savings q
dingy little store on Budd street. whas
he has since KEEP; a news stand and lived
| HI. wife has been for twenty year, a con
| irrned invalid. and for long rcriod has
been bed-ridden at the hospital named
| About two YEAR ago she notlced in one Il
The newspapers an advertisement inauir.
ing for the whereabouts Of any Of the de-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
BoNp ExpENFTfoy.

The treasury department Will nov re-
deem the called honds embraced in the 7eeh
and s0th calls inclusive, paying interest to the
day Of redemption. OF il viii redeem ~ once
she boads included in said call. With interest
10 date Of maturity and apply the proceed. g.
the payment Of any Subscriptions, for the :o1r
per cent cousclA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
WILLIAM WINS.

Surrogate Colyln. IN concluding a very
lcnghthy disrussisu IN the Cornc-aorv Van
dereilt VIII cs~e- Say-. 4 an Of the oyinian
that the probate Of the NIL ADD cu-dsclI should
IN ali things be oonxrraed- Let form Of de-
ciaion 90 dscres Be peesenaed foe settlement
and sssnsture 90 Two asys' 1etiee.-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
rorrKR NEEDS rxvKsrrsArIxe.

The Indianapolis Journal publishes a
letter from Hon J. l. Evans. late Congress
man from Indiana TO Hon. ClAxkssa n Potter
charging the lstter With being party either
dressed TO Evans by Consul Bullock. as Co
ioxne, concerning the cipher ielesr.ms pub
iished in the Neu York Ts15zpx. The lester il
very severe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

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~. 2. D'oonington, H. was KNOCKED down IN
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ns,r Ileohnecnt IN tue helcnstag Claims
.nNt nosuc, ana Nooihns, the wouid-oe assAs-
s'hs vi 'ne Emperor were not SOCIALISTS.
The committee of the ReichstaC on
standing orders resolved not to undertake any
soherA revision OF inc rules oil the House
Universal contempt IL expressed nv hot h
pa.tic. for the (;reenhack.r. Tho made eaort.
- ell ont ~ tr.J. e. rs,.-.;.;a, :. O..
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

Pineville, county seat Of Mcdonald
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

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OF SSr ssA;S nsE ,59
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pie brown saddle Jas5 from kentatky: also: s6s
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them Enarantes1 as FeRreseate1 paSEss "noasn-
10. contdion. four or:es aud harness mail
barn for sci month 4 aes,a9!s 9wneF
10 20 kcely st: near store. :...-..
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xaeons ssSed phaeions TOP md opea Sasses
also our ne sprin. bps'aess buggy Al 94r 9wp
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livery wagons; will BE- sold very cheap. at7a WABASH
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let SUNDAY aad escaona arvns viz 70 Fea6a
81. Tribune office.
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, 1879-06-29

S1TUA110N WANTED-BY, A SOBER, STEADY
enslneer; can DO bis own hitting and gye good ref
erence from last employer S ~. Tribune o1lce
plTUATlON WANTED-DT A F1RsT:c, ,SS MA.
y chine blacksmith; good References and so,cr nan
Call at 176 West uho-st. "14 '0os' A'au'
SlTuAfloN WAETED-BY FlEsT- CLASS GUS
- tom cutter. AddraSs n Trihune oGIce o9c ~~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
LADIES AND CmILDnES's fine Hosiery at Douglo
CRY NOTES.

The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the city SEQ
L street. near Judiciary Square.
"A marriage license was issued yesterday TO
Joseph Is. Moore and Margaret HILL
Not the only hot air but the largest and finest
Turkish bathrooms south of New York city at 903
street northwest
The best Vienna bread in The city can be OBJ
tanned only at j. Freunds, 1O2 Ninth street north.
west also confectionery.
Edward NARROW, the young coored man who
assaulted Policeman Layton with razor last Mon.
day, was yesterday committed 10 Jail for the Grand
Jury by Judge Smell.
A delegation of citizens waited upon the sub.
committee Of the House on the codiiication OF Dis
uict laws at the Capitol yesterday and urged the
substitution OF a license law, with modified per-
sonal tax for the personal tax now in force
John Ezel and Margaret Hickey, residents of
the first ward, were married Thursday, and yester-
day the mother of the bride applied TO Major Nor
gan for advice as to how 10 keep them apart She
said the girl was only fifteen years of age. The
Major was unable to solve the domestic problem
for her.
The Commissioners yesterday notified the
bondsmcu OF Mr.. j. C. Naylor that uuess the work
on the two new school buildings, for which Mr.
Naylor had the contract is resumed In u rea-
sOnablc time they viii have TO enforce the contract
and hold the bondsmen responsible for the extra
expense.
During fight In Knoxs Alley last night Il
driver named John Benton was badly cut IN the
lcn arm with razor by All unknown colored man,
who effected his escape Benton was taken to the
Seventh precinct stallion, where he was cared for
TO his home, No 6l2 New Jersey avenue north.
west
Charles Buck, alias Burke, the young man who
assaulted Bailin Dorsey OF the City Hall Thursday
was arraigncd in the Police court yesterday Judge
Ilagner having decided TO turn him over To the
Police court, After hearing the evidence Judge
Smell fined him $50 or thirty days Burke was also
fined $40 or thirty days for an assault on Il coored
woman named Mary Williams.
The sixth regular monthly meeting Of the
Workngmen's Building Association was held at
the hall corner Of Eighth and streets last night
this being the time set for closing the books for sub
scrption TO stock. About 200 new shares were sub.
scrbal at this meeting, max ing the total number of
shares now Ia the association 900 Thirty seven
hundred and seventy.hYe dollars were sold being
thitty.two shares at an average OF iorty-one per
cent
The funeral Of the late Miss Eliza Robinson,
who died Oh the 18th Inst. took place yesterday
morning NJ o'clock, from 81. Peters church,
Father OSullivan officiating, The remains, in,
/ cased In splendid walnut Cloth.coYered caskct,
We're Inferred IN Mount olivet cemetery Mr.. ".
H. Speare had charge Of the funeral arrangements
/ and the pail bearers were Messrs. X. A. shannon,
+. A. Jordan, Colonel James A. TAFT. W e Bail,
Benjamin A. Greene nd Is. n. ShHnahan.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15

william Warren. the colorcd "Voudoo" doctor
with half dozen aliases HrrasnGd IN the Police
court yesterday on several charges of swildling
and larceny. Six different cases were made out
against him. the sentences varying from one TO six
months. making in all twenty months. 70 the
first -four charges. which were cases of common
swindling, Warren obtaining money by promising
to effect miraculous cures he pleaded guilty re-
cciving sentences IN the four cases amounting IN
the aggregate Ia thirteen months. The next ease
was u charge Ofarceny of $50, preferred by George
Burgess, an employee Of the War Department
Bufgrcss had some money in an envelope aud
Warren taking the envelope, said that he
would put good luck Into II. He made
some mysterious sign, and then, putting
the envelope down, LEFT. When Burgess looked
into the envelope he found THAT $50 had been OK
traced. Judge Smell sentenced him to six months
in this case. The next case was one brought by
the Rev. Noah Bias, who charged Warner with
stealing his watch Warner said lie would bring
good luck to his house, and taking his watch
wrapped it up in piece Of red flannel aud left IT,
rs the Rev. MIR. Bias supposed under the bed tell.
ing Him not TO touch IT. for nine days. When Warner
left he discovered that there was no watch under
the bed, nothing but the piece of flannel. In this
case, Warner was sentenced 10 jail for one month
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15

oMey to the front Again.

Mr.. II. T.. Onicy has resumed business near his
old stand. ut the corner of Fifteenth and streets
an announc cmcnt that viii be received with graft
tcaiiOn by his numerous friends in the District
where nc was born and has been known man and
boy. upright and straightforward citizen. Ills
present venture includes specially of dealing IN
margins In New York. TO give his customers late
and early information regarding the markets he
has perfected arrangements TO receive not only the
regular stock rcpors by means of the "indicator, ;
but by special geographic dispatches every hour ~
between each call" Having cleaned up his las
venture In the banking business with entire salts
faction " all concerned, Mr.. Oficy is entitled tc
enjoy the confidence and patronage of the public
gciICrnlly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
AsorHER pEDEsrRfhy CONTEST.
Seven Men Going Around and Around nj
Odd Fellows Hall

twenty-six hour goasyou please pedestrian
contest began at odd Fellows Hall last evening al
eight o'clock in the presence of good crowd
many ladies being In attendance. The number OF
starers was reduced to seven willard being with.
drawn, Those who came to the post were: Hodg'
son, Salisbury. Douehorty, Chllds Douglass
Owens, and Eckert salisbury remained the favor.
lite in the pool sclling, although owens and Childs
had many friends. At eight o'clock the men were
called to the front Of the stage and the rules IN gov
cri the race cxplsincd TO them by the referee Mr..
f. u. Trucy. champion pedestrian Of Maryland,
aud at the word Ego" the men were started as
follows; Eckert, 1; pougherty. ?; lIodgsnn. 3;
salisbury 4: Douglass, o. owens, G. aud Childs T.
salisbury, Owens, Chlds aud Douglass inn
mediatcly began running. aud continued TO do so
at short Intervals during the evening. Eckcrt
Doughcrty, and ilodgson, however, preferred to
walk, the former showing up best Of all, his long
stretch aud easy motion being particularly notice.
able. salisbury scored the first mile. but he
only led four others by q few feet. Douglass did
not appear In his usual form, having 10 leave the
truck several times within the first two hours ~
fen o'clock the score stood salisbury Childs, and
owens, IL miles each: Eckeft - lIodgson II, and
Dongherty aud Douglass 10 each.
AT midnight Salisbury, having completed twenty
five miles, Withdrew from the track Tor short rest
leaving the other six on. Their scores at that time
were; Owens. - niles Childs, u; ilodgson aud
Eckert, q each; Doughcrty 49, and douglass, 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
IN US EJf ENTS.
National Observation-Disclosures Fruit"

1t was great pity that more numerous audi
dicncc did not assemble last night to witness the
really excellent performance of Boucicaults com
cdy, " Forbidden Fruit for every part was well
played and every scene full OF genuine fun. The
ladies' dressed magnificenty and did full justice to
Their respective roles. The piece will be repeated
NJ the matinee and this evening. Every one that
likes two hours Of solid fun should go and charge
II To Buster"
Ford's Opera House -" Chimes OF Nor
mandy"
This delightful opera still seems to be In demand
as the increased audience of last night indicated,
and the rendition 10y the superb company by whom
il is produced is Justly appreciated. All the prin-
cpnlS, including MI. George Dcnh0m, Miss Amman.
dale, Mr.. llof and the other members OF the
troupe, appeared IN good style, and their efforts
has u remarkably pure and sweet tenor voice. and
his conscientious acting show him TO he an artist OF
great promise The Chimes" viii be given al the
matinee this afternoon and tonight
Theatre Conique.
The programme offered by the managers of this
delightful resort is well worth n visit, as nll the
artists That appear stand high up their profession
grand bill is announced for next week.
Opera In Demand.
The sale Of sents for the Emma Abbott opera at
the National Theatre for next week has really been
enormous This proves how popular grand Eng
lisll opera OF popular prices cnn become With
such artists as Emma Abbott Marie Stone, Zelda
and others, together with grand chorus and
orchestra, and such u repertoire ny Paul and Nir.
ginin" Faust" bohemian Girl Chimes of
normandy ana - romeo ana juliet, NJ prices
from 81 to twenty-five cents. there is 10 doubt OF
full houses and genuine success.
Ford's Opera-House-Next Week.
On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week grand double bill VIII be presented, includ-
ing Mile, Zoe in 80 The French spy" aud Humpty
Dnnlpty." On Thursday Miss Adelaide Nelson.
the great Shakcspcar0n actress opens with Romeo
aud Juliet" Friday, Twelfth Night" and satur-
day matinee, Romeo and Juliet" Miss Nelson
will he supported by an excellent dramatic com.
pany and as tins is her farewell appearance in
Washington none should lose the opportunity 10
see her Sale of seats begins to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
Catholic Notes.

The Forty Hours Devotion will commence to.
morrow week at 81. PEERS.
Mr.. Camille Schneider, brother of the leader of
the Marine Band, has been appointed director of
St. Augusline's choir
Sister Redempta, of the Holy Cross Academy in
recent dangerous Illness,
Father Starkey, once assistant pastor Of St Ste
phens church, was on visit TO this city this week,
q que OF Father Walter.
Miss Bulma Glare aud Mr.. John l.. Elliott were
married ON Thursday evening last by bishop Keanc.
OF Richmond, at The residence Of William H.
ClAgctt
The antique painting Of the Carrying Of Cross
that hung so long over the altar OF st. Patrick,
church has teen presented by Father Walter to
the new 81. Tcresas church IN UnontOwn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
Aid Wanted for the Kansas Refugees.

C. Mendcnhall, the committee appointed for hi
purpose has issued an appeal for aid for the
many thousands of colOrcd refugees now in
seed wheat, which can be had here at seventy-ive
cents per bushcl. Clothing Of every description,
and bedding and bcd.tickS are needed. Al con-
trbutiuns sent to No l7l4 Fourteenth street north.
west viii be packed aud forwarded to Kansas.
Persons wishing TO contribute money will receive
receipts therefor, and the money viii he promptly
forwarded to Governor st. John Those wishing to
contribute who have not an opportunity of send
lug in their contributions will please inform Mrs.
j, e. Cove by mail or otherwise and the articles
will be called Tor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15

The Commissioners have approved Lieutenant
Green's recommendation for sweeping the newly
paved streets provided the cost does not exceed the
amount of contract for this service. as follows
Weekly-Fitst, between Pennsylvania avenue aud
+ stree; { street, between Delaware avenue and
First street; Massachusetts, avenue, between Smith
and Fourteenth streets: l. street. between New
Jersey avenue and Fourth street. street. between
New jersey avenue and Fourth street Semi
monthy-N street, between Ninth aud Fourteenth
street, Fifth street between l. and o streets; Della
ware avenue, between Is aud streets northeast;
New Hampshire avenue. between Pennsylvania
avenue and NJ street ] street, between Fifth and
and Eighth streets and Second street, Georgetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15

Columbia Tent No. 40. n. o. |. r., gave a compi
mcrtary entertainment at their hall, southeast
corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Thirteen.and-
R-half street last evening, which was well attend
ed and gave great pleasure 10 those who were for
tnnatc enough 10 he present Among the excr-
cises were some excellent vocal music 10y Mcssrs.
Lovelaec, King and Lawcraft, and Instrumental
music by Miss Jessie Bell upon the piano, and Miss
Buchanan upbn the guitar. Cnicf-Rulcr james
Gowans delivered an eloquent address upon the
objects and duties Of the order. and frequently
Interrupted with marks of applause. Columbia
Tent. though young in the order, manifcsts much
vlgor, md promises to rival her elder sisters as an
efficient wUrkcrin the temperance cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15

fuli meeting Of this honrlahiug branch Of the
Sons vi Temperance was held at ~ hall last night
when appropriate action was had i'm view OF The
death of Dr. Joseph Walsh, late one of the most
active Of is membership, The entertainment under
the head Of good OF the order was varied and
inteI esting Equal has put Itself In working order
for tie winter campaign aud expects soon 10 re.
lieye itself rom the incubus Of debt forced upon il
by the action Of the charter parties of the steamer
Frances last summer, The Division Is In "a healthy
condition, aud Is weekly adding 10 rs mcmbership
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
The Commissioners aud the Treasury on
cinls.

The report OF Hon. A. q. Porter, First Comptroller
OF the Treasury for the last fiscal year submitted to
the Secretary of the Treasury Yesterday, contains
the following under the head Of the District OF Co
lnmbin The differences between the Commits
sOncrs OF the District OF Columbia and the officers
Of the Treasury. charged by the law with the OK
animation of their accounts, have, with one or two
exceptions been tremendously adjusted. These
the Commissioners or the Treasurer of the United
states has the authority to make acquisitions for
certain classes Of advances. The intention OF Con-
grcSs In the statutes relating to the District under
It's new organization has In several instances been
mpcrleC;y expressed, aud differences of construc.
ton have arisen IN n candid effort on the part of
the Commissioners and the accounting officers TO
collect the intention OF Congress from phrases
fairly susceptible of two interpretations IL, In a
very icw particulars, Congress shall by omendatory
legislation express It's meaning IN more pcHpicu-
ous phraScology, entire harmony of construction
may be made To prevail between the Commissions
crS and accounting officers and the affairs of the
Di,trict by their cheerful cooperation may be iru'
gally and carefully conducted"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
southern Maryland Railroad nonds.

Colonel s. S. Smoot has entered suit against ].
Van ltiswick and Frank Hume, praying for an IN
junction to prevent them from max ing sale of So
DOui the new issue Of bonds Of the Southern May
land RAILROAD until they render an account of the
moneys advanced by them. Tue plajutih repre-.
pnts that with the defendants he purchased from
TariOus parties bonds OF the Southern Railroad
Company amounting 10 s2DOU0, and the plaintiff
gave the defendants for the bonds 30 purchased
bonds of Il new issue of the said roud us security
IOr the money advanced la the purchusr OF the old
Douds, aud now the defendants threaten To sell
hem to settle the indebtedness claiming that c
grCcmeut has not been carried out
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
New Advertisements,

NV 1F'TF u F10NI1INTI'0f
For sale Cooking stove.
Wantei--A small wagon.
For rent-7i3 sixth street &, T.,
Lincoln lIall-Iheodore luton.
For salo-B rccch-oading shotgun,
YM c. A.-AnniyersTy meeting.
lafayette Chapter, No, o. +, A. a. VI. -ConyocG.
don.
"A. Person Hartman q Co.. l57 and 450 Broad
gay, New York.
Trustees sale Of a two story and basement BRICK
kyelling by j. 4. ColdWcll, aucti0nccr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-15
GREAT BARGAIN
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No. 9l5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Black French THREAD LACT1S. all silk, IN all
widths, ut 20, %, 81, rs tcnis per yard.
Black Breton LACEs5 AT ", 10, p cents wCfth dou-
Imitation Breton LACEs at ), s, 10, IL cents per
yard. -
Double width SILK ILLUSION aud WASH
BLONDE IN white and cream, ut - and - cents per
yard.
81 cents per yard.
terns III 20 and - cents; very hanfsome al 80 cents
Teal Point de Russo SETS, COLLARErrES and
CUFFS ut 81. Is per ST.
An Linen HANDk ERCHIE s, plain and fancy
borders, Is. ~, q and upward
In RIBBONS, | Offer most elegantly Sc ectef
stock prices never bcfO'c offered. Black Satin and
Gros tirn two inches deaf 10 cents per yard: three
inches wide, at - cents per yard. black SIX Gios
Gram Ribbons at 10 10 10 cents yard from three 10
four Inches wide sash Ribbon, Corded SIX, at 80
cents ner yard. Silk Bro ntci ltibhons No b at II
from two TO AMI half inches WIDE nt H. ~ and
20 cents per yard. Real Turkish Heavy Irocaaed
Ribboi s. live Inches wide ut 81 cents per yad Real
Pekii.-Stri ed Fancy Ribbons, newest shades. at
from rs TO ~ cents per yard. ~ $3.50
A job lot Of Real Naleuclennes LACE at 20 TO 2!
cents per yard. Real White and Black Thread l. ccs
at S5 90 81 to Sl65 per yard large stock OF Breton
aud Point lie SpTiic Fichues, So IS TO 81.
Bargains In RUCHINGS, PLEATINGS, BREAK
FAST CAPS PARIS BONNErS, UNDERWEAR
aud Real Lace CURTAINS.
large stock OF Pearl, Shell and Bone FANS y; re-
markaby low figures.