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The New York herald., 1879-09-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAnacoA, Aug I4-Arrived s.hr Annie Merritt. Lewis
GNU. July ooIn port. ship Pauay. wass, from Ioilo
for Boston; losding , n 49,
KricgcI, Gloucester. E Frederkc weyer 0ier Kriege
sailed LIST: bark Hcnrist,e Fr; Holly, Bowling
cncoST ~ o , sa,n 1 Fuller read,eSn
cAnDgSAs, Aug 22-Arrved. bark Alaska u3r). Jones.
sailed Aug rs bark Eiba Powers of Hattera.; schrs
nns % BARK ssGsrS aS r Eso.
cIsssusGos Aug 24-Arrivod. steamer San Salvador
CnAraAx, NB. Sept i.-Arrivsd. bsrks Hamburg (Nor,
yorgensen. London; Pontecomo Oscar Sor, Wort.
GoAYAauIL. July i4--Arrivod. schr "Tlomas Lowon."
Hove KoSc. July 2I--Arrived. ship John A Briggs.
M cs1s an as sss Ssn
Sailed July T. ESssi.ior Eddy Kosiins to load
S,ss Sin 1s f%@ 1'-s 1o
kno%s. sSs. SAN s i sI.sn rsS ".y
iioo and New York; 10Th, bark john Q Monroe ,Bf,,
pcs. Aug ship. Mensrc.a Carter for New York;
srs"%, for ifonoiua claea wasssss Tor H New YSsH
Ccivyn dD kul@nn, for san Frarsisc.
adspha; aisl, ship Prince Rudolph ,Dr. WisIar. Liver
sailed Aug %. bark Alaska dr. Jones. csrdcnns aud
New Iors sd mn sp a,S Masen s A' SsT
stccker Bibbcr pascas snla Acacia knsman do Troeh
'ss Brasae New Orleans: oih Karr.ei's ,Br. MASON
rhaae.phsG: a. p'n ssaaor ,t, o. Vera cs vaa Sss
cns're fnlkey do sept 3 steamer cisy OF Now Ysra
Cleared x,ih ships Fannie II Jennngs Nci Now York
Marin ,Sp). sust Now Orleans; sh steamer Casclia
J Mcnchacc. Now York.
IL poii Avg ~ br,ss fye iloasa,oa. Dalea aud Ada
ILoiio, July SSaiIcd. sntp Cashmere Oliver. Boston
In July 10. chip Mcmnon Wsss for New York. ldg;
bark Freeman. liowcs. for do do.
lvkRrooL. Aug Jt.Airyod. hhip Crown Prince tIir).
Thompson 81 John ND Uost dock load and buats)
MANILA, July i7--Saod barks u y Watson, Hawkins.
Now York: 18th. Martha Davis. benson, Boston.
In port July Is. ships Cutw acr, Merritt Now York:
Kaiser U;ep Richard, for do Farragut Small Tor Bos.
Hispo p baico"ST 2Ssf r Carter s"Ss
for do: Masonic. Condemned.
MATASzAs, Aug 22Arrivcd, schr Maggie Dalling. Ds.
ling Portland. 10th orig u Cove ilVdginan do 2bt
schr White Wing, Phelan, Havana ior Phiadcipha
Sailed Aug 23. brig Hattie laia Matte, \ of Hat
toras via Cardcnns; 18th brigs Guisborouph r) Han
son. sagua; schr Geo w Locinor, Williams, OF Hat
teras
! MoSrRnAL SEPT i--Arrivcd steamer Prussian lir,,
| Richie. Liverpool.
Sailed ist. steamer sarmaiian CBrJ. 1.vorpool; ship
Maid OF LlaDg0llen tBrj, Dundalk
NkwcAsrLk NIB, Aug 3O-clcarcd, bark A 4 Lovott
| (jD, Ferris, Belfast. l.
NORM SYDNEY. CB, Aug 3O-Arrivod bMrks sogncdacn
Nor Falck. London Ebencxcr Nor, Gundcrsen. New
| poit, II.
Poisr pu CnEYE. Aug 30-Arrved..ba Atlantic, from
| Ireland.
r,cniL,segr; wCH, Aug o-ArrvOd. ship city of ihila
QunnEc, sept ARRIVED barks Choftain C,D. Fuller.
Below Aug 10 bark Eiiczor Norl, Evenscn, from sharp
ness for Sagucnay Sept !. steamer ivorsdac Br Hum
phtcys. from Bristol
CLEARED list bark Chty solitc Qr, Wood Livcrpool
RicnnucrO. Sept l-Arrved. brig Atlanta usus) ulou
ccstcr u. n.. i.
SHANGHAI, July 10Sailcd barks Penang Patton. Port
| land, 1pth Julia Brown. Sickerson. Nagasakic.
Sailed 10Th, steamer Scrapis tBr), North, New YORK
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
AN ORNAMENT TO THE FORCE.

Commissioner Morrison presided in tho trial room
at Police Headquarters yesterday. Patrolman
cromie. of the Twenty-third precinct. charged
with having on the 1ith OF August last unlawfuIly
arrested and violently handled Mrs. Hannah Cotter,
who lives in shanty near the junction of Ninety
seventh street and Fifth avenue. The same com
plainant charged him with having the day
spent haif hour IL house of i'll repute
when he should have been on patrol, ana also th
drinking beer i'll ueighborng saloon. Crom:e
testified that Lie driving number of stray geese
to pound when lie iIterfered with by the woman.
IIo accordingly arrested her dsorderly conduct
ard Tor interfering with hin in the discharge of his
outy He denied emphaticany that he used any vio-
lence.
West Twenty ty-siXth street sad:-Hc never saw the
woman before August IL. and was not acquainted
with the officer that day he was driving Fifth
avenue: he said he saw Cromie who was drunk
prod small boy in the stomach with his club and
Enock him down: ho next saw him seize Mrs. Coster
aud portion OF her clothes from her body; no
protested and alter great deal OF persuasion obtained
permission froin the officer to let the woman send
tor decent covering. James Foley also witnessed
the arrest. lie saw Cromic strike the woman oil tho
wrist with his club. Her clothing torn. Mrs.
Coiter sand she saw Croiue enter and leave the house
OF III rcpute ana brought u witness TO prove his
presence in the beer saloon. Croinie made gem
eiii denial and asked for adjournment for one week
TO produce witnesses. This was granted.
I he same officer was tried the complaint of
liuuor dealer named Mccormack, whom he had ar
rested Tor V4olttiOn of tho EXCISE law. lnc CON-
painant swore that the 25;h OF August Cromc
entered his place about half-past twelve l.. NJ and
arrested him. and thrust him into cell atthe station
house III violent manner, poking ilim with his club
ana sirIKing hm teroclOus blow on the ariu. Com
painant showed his srm. dscolorei, as he said from
the Effects OF tae allrgc! blow. About two O'Clock
the officer returned and dragged the prisoner out
80 10 10 court. The latter wanted to ride
out the officer said he must walk. When BcCor-
mack oldeayorcd to ha. sorno friends Cromic dragged
him by the coat collar and said, You son oil bh,
come on or III brain you"
The oiacar denied the charge. but produced wit
ncsscs The doorman ~ the station house testified
that Cromie poko his club in through the cell prat-
ing atter Mccormack WAS locked up. Tho ease was
thon closed.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
THE PEACE PRESERVED.

At the meeting OF the Town Committee at Gutten-
burg. N. j.. Tuesday evening. the proceedings Of
that body were greatly disturbed by man named
John Mcravey. who slightly intoxicated. and
who was loudly demanding the payment Of claim
duo him by the town. Every effort made to
keep him quiet. but in vain. Springing from his
seat in the lobby he declared, 'If that bill
amt paid, I'll raise HI" AS lie said this Mr..
Charles Wellnan, momber Of the committee. who is
justice of the peace tired OF the disturbance,
brought the disturber to his by walking from
his seat with the remark "Yer will. will yer? and.
drawing book from of the shelves, said, he
opened it, "For such occasions this the law has
made ample provision" and he began to read to the
astonished inebratc the riot act. McTavey escaped
through the door, and after the laughter had sub
sided the proceedings OF the committee were con-
tinued without any disturbance.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
AGAINST THE MAYOR.


A STAY OF THE NICHOLS WRIT REFUSED Z,
JUDGE wEsTrRooK- DAYS GIVEN 40 TIL
MAYOR TO MAKE RETURN.
Judge westbrook. with unwontcd prompntude
gave his decision yesterday in the matter of the Ger
tiorari obtained in the OF ex-Police Commis
soner Nichols against the Mayor argued before him
on the day previous lie denies the motion for
stay pending an appeal from the writ to the su
preme Court. General Term. but grants an exten
sion OF six days to enable the Mayor to mako re
to the writ, provided the Mayors counse
stpua.e that the should he heard on the tLird
Monday OF this month"; but. in the event OF such
stipulation not being given. that the return must be
filed by tomorrow. The following Is Judge West
brooks opinion IN FULL
JUDGE WEsrnRooK's OPINION.
The Mayor of the city Ne@ YORK has appealed from the
Of ls uo@a and now ty his counsel asks that further
proceedings under tie writ DO stayed pendng such appeal
able 1t is clear Judgment that such stay shonid not
be granted In denying the appeation i, Is not intima'e
review would gran the rgh
Ills coun must eoneede that every question which he
wishes 70 review % by the pending appeal cI ms" % os Of
ccrt'orar and tho Judgment Of the Court has boon rem
the ON the present appeal eoad not os heard %
~ Msmnsr oT seI appeal Mo"a os ne"6a a m Inc shod be-
affirmed hearing would then be had upon the return;
procedure questions in would remain
;sisd for months when pass PTsy the ".ha
hand is speedily made the writ hearing Or
had order made during the
and appeal thercfrom and that from the or
allowance be heard at the coming October Gen
oral Term in the FIRST Department. II Tho counsel for Mr.
Nichols stpuiates hear the appeal from the order allow
of certiorar such October Goner& Terhi
the stay asked for Is refused
for tho Mayor also asked ii the stay should
be denied further tine file tho return which tho
writ orders The order commanding the rsturn served
the 18th last and mp!e time has already
elapsed within winch such conid have been pre-
parcd IL prepared however and seems 70
he nl n
bc aoru.d But il Is also to very clear that when
whole proceeding before the Mayor that they exceedingly
underrate their ability to despatch business when they
say they twony purpose That lengtn
OF time refused and days given to complete and
tile the provided counsel tor the Mayorstpuate
that the be heard the third Monday or TINS
month II such stipulation is given, then such ro-
be flied before tho 9th OF September inst
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
rwENTY-FoUR DAYS UNBURIED.

Henry Ellcrson died on the 1lth OF last month at
No. 81 Bowery where hc lodged at that time. AS hc
was friondloss and without means. the body was
removed to the Morguc to await the usual thrcc
days time for the arrival of claimant before burial
IN rotter's Field a discoloration OF tho dead
mans skin gave rise to the suspicion that no
sent to the Board OF Health. Professor Janeway
and Dr. Taylor went to Bellevue Hospital ana made
an autopsy OF the body. witch showed that death
aud the discolorstion were results of nver
complaint. Upon leaving they omitted to furnish
certificate of ucath and tho remains
were lett until yesterday. On Saturday last Morg
Keeper White asked Dr. John 4. Naglc, Deputy
Register OF Vital Statistics, Tor burial certificate
Tor the mans remains. No record of the death
could 10 found either In the Coroners office or III
the bureau OF Vital Statistics An investigation re-
voaied the circumstances narrated above and a
burial certificate WAS issued.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE nERAID STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
IEr rlssnA m

REPORTED BY THE ngRALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
waITEsIoSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Wisconsin DIR. owen. Liverpool Aug %, and
Queenstown oath with mdse and 232 passengers VIII.
iains tuon Aug 80 lat 90 80 Ion 20 80 passed bark
showing lkP 18th lat ~ 30 Ion JS, bark Marquis Of
Lornc 81 John, NB Irvine, from 81 john Nh. for
Liverpool 2Jth lat 40 "a, Ion 40 80, steamer Alvo rJ
from Liverpool for Now York
Steamer lcos tr. Smith, Liverpool IL days in ballast.
to order. Is anchored At sandy Hook for orders,
Steamer Langshaw tr Brotberton, Belfast 10 days in
ballast, to j q Soager
steamer frisa 'Gcr. Meyer Hamburg Aug 90 and
Uavre 23d with mdse and passengers to kunbard Co.
Aug 81 lat ~ 20 lon - 26 spoke bark 81 Patrick r.
Bopart. from Philadelphia tor lIonlour
stcnncf Nclcrland NBcig, StOEes, Antwerp IA days.
with mdsc aud 2i2 passengers To Peter Wright Sons
Had strong westerly winds aud high the BanKs.
Sept lat ~ tc lou ~ J2 passed steamer Britannia ~
from New York for Liverpool, day. lat 40 80. Ion
% or steamer Erin Br do for do sano day lat 40 90,
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

In port July 30. steamers Brnarty Gr Potter from
Japan Tor Nov York: Gieniyon ISrl, tor New York
sw~,low, July .s-in port, bark ANNIE 5 ta Nelson,
Tor Iicntsin
synN,r en-; Sept iArrsed. barI Gardon Island lBn.
ST yonss rR Aug6-Arrived brig Tropie day. pottef
New York Tor Mirassoalc and New York
Ia port Aug l6 bark Paladn tArs Joues. for Baltt
more !" SAIL ia ~ days: brig Game Cock Brj Tor Boston
IN 10 aays schr Lucy Collins Curtis for the states to
SAL "a aboat 10 days Ella Dickson. from Now York.
rifed 4th. Tor iayti and New York sail in Is DAYS.
New York. 80
Sailed iith sehrs Chandler d,r,. Borden. Barranqua;
S1Gua Ang 2l-Arrived, brig Clare McGvery. Cliff
sr JonSs Nj, Sept tl-sailed. Bendiso 0,n, -.
Port land. - =
Arrived is,, sehr Petrol. Staples New York.
Cleared ID snip ilonts Walsh White Liverpool; schp
Arcla srl Stewart, New York.
Cleared Aug 30 bark Colorado Csr) Durkee Swansea
vicroRiA, Ang 2Arrived bark Rover tho Seas l,r).
Ganain. San Francisco. -
Sailed August 2o, bark Beraagiiere utaD Iavorclio.
lGniuuo
WnAMro4, Aug lin port, bark Iphginia tGer, wrea,
for Honolulu. loading -t. - 80
wispsos. Ms Aug .s-Coared. schrs zaia. and Ryer-
for Now York.
YOKOHAMA. July ai--saed ship New Era Snow, San
Francisco; Aug g. barks Brazos Fuller Portland q:
Quickstep, Fake, San Francisco. = ~
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
ST. AGNES CHURCH FESTIVAL.

The st. Agnes Building Association. belonging to
fhc Church of ST. Agnes. East Forythird street. OF
which Rev. Fathor Mcdowell is pastor. TO have
oaJoyed IT'S fourth annual festival at Joncs Wood
yesterday afternoon and evening. but owing 10 tho
constant rain which fcll during the Gay only COM
plratyely few of the parishoncrs able to
attend. For this reason IL is proposed 20 hold the
festival some day set 10 bo named during the
present month IA all the competing athletes, how
ever. present yesterday aud were willing to-
ter the matches IN the ran the games allowed
10 20 and the medals were duly awarded to the
winnCrs There were three running aud two walk.
ing races, but the sack race and the bndiold race
were pOstpoucd.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

now Lighthouse put in operation by tho Canadian
upoa the south poini of Poleos Island of
tho Tusket islands Yarmouth county Nova Scotia tho
st sep.omber lat AZ 81 &C. Ion U6 O 40 w The main
soa light revolving caoptric showing alternately red
and white each color visible tor 10 with
of I5 seconds between the iashcs
Tho light Is clo,atcd 5G feet above high
water mark aud IN clear weather should
be ~ miles from all points of approach from tho
ard aud also through the Schooner and Ellen
woodn passages fixed red caioptrc light viii also bc
shown from u window the lU below tho
light This light Is intended mark the channel between
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept schr Rising sun toi frov
tneetoMn Taylor, Charleston Ground Aug 20 mon,ns
OUT with $50 obs Oil Reports Aug 10. schrs oausn
ty Martin, NIB. with 10 bbs and her take Whaes
Tour times afterward Mary Curren Dyer pro'incetewn
WIN iio Dbls sp aud 800 do VIII oil: Sarah LOWS vera
Boston chasing whales Heard from Aug H. schr Anta,c
We Bell irovihcetown. 100 hbls and saw her aAo
another whale.
spoken Aug lat 81 81 ~ ~ s6 ". schr vodia Nc
'ooh, Gaidner, ON "a cruise aud bound to Boston
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
NO MORE THAN HE DESERVED.

Henry Campbell. Of No. 466 West Thirty-third
street. with companion. entered the oyster saloon
of William Eshemeyer. No. l03 avenue c. on Sunday
evening and insulted several ladies and gentlemen
in the place. they also threw the catsup and vinegar
bottles the proprietor whereupon the latter beat
Campbell about the head with a bottle until he be-
came unconscious. The injured man was taken to
Bellevue hospital. Yesterday in Essex Market
Court Justice Duffy told him he had received what
he deserved and discharged Eshemeycr.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

THE ESSEX STREET BURGLAR.

The burglar who arrested in Essex street. this
city. on Friday last. and who wounded himself
while attempting to shoot officer Docket has been
recognized as an old offender. His real Is
Herman Brueicker. but is better known in police
circles as Henry Wagner. alias dutch Herman.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
SPOKEN.

Steamer Ailsa q'r,. Hughes. Now yorS Aug - for
Fort an Prince, NC, Aug - p AM OIL Cape Damc Marie
swedish bark VI r. from Gothenburg for New York,
Aug 23, lat ~, Ion ~
schr w Nahname, Sharp. from Bath tor Washington,
Aug ~ 10 miles ; OF South Shoal Iiishtship :,
Schr Alexander Harding Mcbride from Norfolk Tor
Trinidad. Aug - lat rs os lou 10 n.
sshr Ida ulay Brown New York for st Mare, Aug lot
81 lon ~
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
"ULD RELIABLE"

''old Reliable" as Colonei John Bodino is famil-
iarly and popularly known. has just assumed his
duties officer of the Court Of General Sessions.
having recently been appoilt, TO th"' ansition by
Judge GiIdelsiCoyc-
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

the two dangers known as the "Old Man" and old We-
man racks and therefore Nsbic between the peatSs
by NtN and NV by n. aud otner di!ection in's
light Is supposed to be visible distance OF mics
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
SAILED.

Steamers Bothns tBr,. for Liverpool; Inventor (3r)
do Canada (Br London Canada (Fr). uavre Harlan
New Orleans; Gulf Stream Charleston; Hatteras. Wcs
Point. Va.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

80 !.
INOR HALE--CANAL BOAT PALiAS, NOW LYING
ut foot OF North 9TH Brookyn shc is riggci win
no. horse engine aud boiler nearly new sud ~ good
order with elevators for buggng grain t"gcther
with house aud deck full width OF boat aud !o fco long
will be sold with without honsc and machinory as pa
ties may s,sro also Steamboat Boilers fcct shell
10 feet long zach at foot ct North 9th ST. viii
prompt buyer. they are 70 be replaced ~
larger ones within week Inquire of MARSH. WHITE
a
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH SEPTEMBER
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. SO.

f,iIEAP-sTEAM LAUNCH. JUST FINISHED. sSXs,
ROBERTS, io7 Liberty at.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL

NFw YoRK, Sept 3-Noon
The Western linton tn,c ball fell to-day oneonth of .
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

stermer. sails. Destination" CDdce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17

God bless tho little children! We love
their bright eyes, their happy faces,
their winning ways, their rosy dreams
Nothing seems to weigh down their
buoyant spirits very long; misfortune
may fall TO their lot but tho shadows il
casts on their life, paths are as fieeting
as the clouds that come and 20 IN the
April sky. Their future may, perchance
appear dark to others, but to their fear
lees gaze it looms up brilliant and beau
tiful as tho walls OF . fairy palace.
These is no tear which 0 mothers gen.
tie hand cannot heal, no anguish which
the murmering of her soft low voice can
not soothe. The warm, generous impul-
scs OF their nature have not been felter-
&c and cramped by the cold formalities
Of the world they have not yet learned
to vail hollow hearts with false smiles,
or hide the basest purpose beneath hon.
eyed words. Neither are they constant.
~ on the alert to search out our faults
and foibles with Argus eyes; on the
contrary, they exercise that blessed
charity which "thinketh no evil
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17

Kansas Pacific Railway.
A RlCN OPENING

leadviIie, Colorado. -The vast de posts o
carbonates of silver AT Leadvlle. many miles in
extent conceded TO be the richest discovered
They Law In horizontal beds. coal gravel, from
to 10 feet thick. and from To leo feet below the
face. mined with the aid OF pick and shovel. no
blasting deep. expensive shafts being required, as
is the with the narrow vertcle OF hard sill
Yer quartz heretofore found muscle, energy aud dali
ly bread being the only requisites.
| The Best Way There.-At Kansas City OF
L-avenworth take the Kansas Pacific Ry to Denver,
the Denver, South Park 4 Pacific Il. Il. to Webster.
20 miles west Of Denver. thence the South Park daily
stages y miles 10 Fairplay. q miles to Ieaivillr
This, the short line, In miles Of staging Emi
grants on the Kansas Pacific R'y are carried Fast
Express Passenger Trains. Rates as low as by any
other line
Colorado The great sanitarium AMI Pleasure
Resort Of America; elevated above the influence OF
mIssmi with its pure. tonic and e>hiiarating ntnos
pherc it, numerous mineral springs. imn-nse d-pos-
its OF gold and silver, and the grandeur extent anil
variety OF its scenery. offers un-lusliei attractions
for the Pleasure Seeker Scientist. Artist. Capitalist.
iAe invalid the worked snd the gold an'i silver
seekers.
Golden Belt Route The Kansas Pacific .'y
Is the only line running entire trains eqaipi with
Pullman sleeping Palaces sna Elegant bay ani Sec
Oa Glass CoactSs To Denver without chang. of either
passengers. baggage or mats THIS being the short
line anI quickest l. therefore the cheapest sa best
route in every respect.
Free Send u T.. Z. Groat Gen. Pass. Ast.,
Kansas Paciac R'y. Kansas CITY, Mo, Tor ib. new
Colorado TOURIST for ls.s, tli. Colorado
Miner. lS.2 guide to ieasiyilie," illustrated with
the best map pullishr,i. Enclose postage stamp.
p q. CRoAT. zen. Pas. Agent.
KANSAS CITY. MO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17

On and after May LIST, the act to
amend the Law relating to internal reve
nue, goes into effect by which. in lien
Of tho label now required to be pasted
on cigar boxes, it is stipulated that g
label with tho following notice printed
on It shall be afiixed, BY FASTING to each
box, besides the number Of the manu-.
factory and the district and the state in
which it is siuated:
"Notice-the manufacturer Of the CT.
CARS herein contained has complied with
all the requirements Of Law. Every
person is cautioned not to use either
this box for cigars again, or the stamp
thereon dgdin, nor TO remore the contents
q tbs Dor ritkoM Destroying SAID stamp,
sadsr the pexaities Proriied By lae IN
sxck cases."
The part printed in italics is new and
has been added 10 the old form.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17
Better than Gold

The grand climax OF success is at lss,
achieved. The poor rejoice, the sick
arise and walk, the rich bask in the gold
en- sunshine OF perfect health. The
physical miscries Of the human frame
need no longer be endured. DIR. KINGS
CALIFORNIA GoLDK: COMPOUND, for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Coming up Of food, Jasndice. Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, General DebiIi-
ty, Drowsiness and Low Spirits. This
wonderful remedy will positireiy cure,
and that whore every remedy has failed.
To prove that this wonderful remedy
will do all ne claim for il you are pre-
ssnted with trial bottle free Of cost, by
which you will readily perceive its won
dsrful curative qualities, and which will
show you what regular one dollar sixe
bottle will do. For sale by Howard N I.
Sale, Salina, Ksosas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17
Notice.
To ssAon 10 may eoneers.

To ,eAoa 10 may
WE the undersigned frsehoi,ers anil .resblents OF
w Saline county. Kansas, duly appointed pro-
vhiesi by law, by the Hon John n Prescott, Judge
OF tine 18th Judicial District OF tn. Stat. Of
the 9Th day al April, A. ID. ls.g t. lay Oh -sns
and Southwestern Railway through the county OF
line. and state Of Kansas, anil 10 make the a,rsisc
mrnt and Assess the damages for the lands Aske. q,
he condemned. To- he use Tor The construction the
sai Saiina and Southwestern railway through Saline
county, Kansas. viii meet 81 salBs. knnsa- sat
of SAIL day, and commrnr. Ia lay OF the route of
said railway sni proces To the damages that
viii be caused bv ssh railway, and may he SUSTAINED
nens thereon by oi the appropriation et such
right Of Way la their lands, upon and aloag tho line
of it, proposed route upon whtch u - proposed Ia le
constructed aud built anil which viii he us--i there
tor. Irr M.IrEy.
wDtI~sTps.
lett DAVID kspsB.
Dated al ssius kansa- April 9Th A. IL issf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17
A Fine Commitment.

"Ah, Jenny, Jenny" said tho kind
hearted Doctor Ponsonby. Bishop Of
Derry, to drunken black smith; al an
sorry to SOC yOu beginning your evil
courses again and, JENNY, | am very
anxious to know what you intend to dc
with that fine lad, your son-eh, eh,
hOw's that 2"
To which, Jenny, with a genuine
burst of feeling, said:
81 intend to do more for him than
you can for your son-make him a bet
ter man then his fathcr.-Transcr,pt.