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TITLE TO THE HrmpsTEAD MEADOWS.

estate Newbod Lawrence recover possession OF
large part Of beach and meadows Of the town Of
Hampstead, Queens County, valued NJ about s2OOoOOO
WAS decided In favor OF defendant yesterday in the
gnpreme Court Justice Cullen holds that most Of the
titles land In the Long Island towns found simply
I'm votes aotment and though titles formally
illegal still they were so common that the plantin ought
not 70 be required produce formal deeds In the
eeent csse the court holds that he has failed
utterly in showing title and the balance Of probability
ia against him. The has for nearly century eXer
clscd aets OF ownership over the property
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SUIT AGAINST A FERRY COMPANY REoPENED
Justice Cullen yesterday handed down decision in the
application Of Matthew G. Hepworth TO renew suit
brought by him against the Union Ferry Company which
lsnscd BECAUSE OF the dissolution Of the corporation The
suit was brought damages for assault commit
ted yy the company's servants while the plaintiff was
passenger Of the company's boats The motion
was granted.
In giving decision Justice Cullen said ION similar
application made IN tho City Court Of Brooklyn Chief
aulae clspeat aeelsd the application With the great
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,,,o Young peoples organization OF the Methodist
TnisconaJ Church, under the leadership OF the Rev.
II !. zciley, of South AmboS N. J.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A. She stepped down from the steamers deck,
80 and 1. ID the Coney Island sand
Her gttering teeth showed not spcck
Tier b.tat0 like the Lcphyis bland,
These Tine effects were caused, We know,
By sOZODONTS twice duly now.
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FIRST Bale FROM THE GEORGIA. COTTON CROP.
The first bale OF this vars Georgia cotton reached
here yesterday, and sold on the Cotton Exchange
The cotton was grown by J. Z. Real his farm
near Albany, Ga George W. Cummings bought the
bale which weighed ga pounds for z cents pound
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A.-A.-Do you own the home you live in? If
an let Kocbuck wire SCI, in wood
H. lie makes the best and cheapest work Wire
S~r,.ns .. l72 Futon-st Established IL years. All
dlng houso-fuishing sell his adjustable
20 ~ any wiLdoN'
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Browns Camphoratcd Saponaccous Dentifrice
tse best powder world Tor preserving; the
,ecsh 'Ee,reshing aud delicious" 20 cent? bottle.
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Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup Tor children
,oetnue softens The gums reduces Inflammation aiays
tsn cures wind collie and dlarrhcea 25 bottle
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Whenever

A Receipt for Cook.
~ ing calls for baking
~ powder, or soda
4 n and cream of
tartar, better results will
be obtained by using
Royal Baking Powder.
The food will be lighter,
whittier, sweeter, more fine
ly favored, palatable and
wholesome.
MARION HARLAND says: 81 regard
the ROYAL Baking Powder as the best
in the market. Since its introduction
into my kitchen 1 have used no Other
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these coJuv,..
nre recommended 10 the readers Of THE TRHs.
gNE az thoroughly reliable, and basiness enr :.
done by mail with the advertisers with pcrf..
safety.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY =
ruURsDAT. JULY 30.
OUTGOING STEI nERS.
TO-DAY.

wErNEsnAY. JULY 90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-07
1 AM TIRED OF life

The slip Of paper tallies exactly
with the paper on which were
written letters to CranIZ
The only motive ihst eau he as
cribed A. the cause for the deed Is
money. The last dress the woman
hal made while here, aud the one
which answers to the description OF
that fuund on her I'Ody she had so
in bills sawed up inioths skirt Land.
This vas the proceeds uG sale Of
some land ia Ottawa county which
Was soil at Sheriff. sale to satisfy q
mortgage, and this was the residue
after the payment Of th, mortgage,
costs etc. BESIDES the woman re-
Gently inherited ~ acr.s of land In
Ottawa county from her father,
hich il IL thought she sold hiie at
Minneapolis.
Craniz has been la partnership
here With &. Post. H.. was always
regarded A. the last man in the
world " no would do su..h n deed,
aud il i hard, even with the strong
chain of cirrum-taniiaI evidence
now drawn around him 90 believe
lac j. guilty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-07
4 GREAT GlAk

On Friday afternoon one Of the
most ieTililrslly scientific games Of
base ball ever played in Salina came
oil In OAkdale park. IL was the fats
against the leans. or perhaps We
should say the leans againis the fats.
for the leans done all the playing
while the fats had 4 WalkOvsr. The
leans were n picturesque set 81 fell
lows who wore uniforms made Of
flsgs, with the stripes running
lengthwiss aud the stars placed in =
position where they could he seen at
the best advantage. Several mem
bers Of the leans were caught in the
act NJ playing \ rnnfll.n game 10
the spectators when !, came To- re-
moving the uniforms at the rlnse of
the game. BTi-t"W wore Storking-
Of pale blue aud stufI:,d his pants in
impression In the minds q those
Gho gaIed upon him A. he stool nj
the bat with the heel nl his mighty
right against the back stop ard the
toe Of his LETT against the pitchers
box His Pn~iti"n wss n strong re-
mInder 81 the pictures Of the
Colossus Of Rhodes ne see Ia the
dictionary. Had shakespeare lived
last Friday and witnessed that game
81 ball he would have written II
thus: "He doth bestride the narrow
path athWart the sward like = mighty
Colossus"
Frank Hagemsu pitched for the
leans part Of the time, and furnished
lots of runs for the fats. lie Vas .
No. I pitcher. Then the leans put
up . NJ on the fats and put Harry
Curry la the box. Mr.. Curry IL not
q good pitcher, NJ least We dill not
think 81 for We tried to hit his balls
and only succeeded in making few
foul tips. The fats we're all good
players with perhaps one exception
aud he was drafted" on the ground
Just before the game wNs called. Re-
sPeei for his feelings prevents our
mentioning his name.
The score stood p to . in favor Of
the fats. O-ie Hopkins ympIred the
game and being 9 very lean man
himself naturally favored his own
class. compelling the fats TO get sew
en- men out In the last inning before
awarding the game. Mr.. Holmes,
who narrowly escapes being . fat
msn kept tally tn the emiDsn; salts
faction Of the fats. Frank Hamilton
doue the kicking for the fats and
Frank York, armed with . stuffed
shot bag, kicked for the leans, both
discharged the duties Of their ONCE
In . commercially satisfactory man
ner.
The proceeds were devoted 10 swell
ing che Y. N. c. A. surplus, 30
vas taken On and we are Informed
sIs was the amount Of expenses.
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stIn the FaysrIte

n you are contemplating q trip for
business or pleasure II viii be we'll
to remember that the Burlington
Route IL still the fayorite. Her cid
established line To Chicago hardly
needs more than n mere mention for
the reason thAt every nan, woman
aud child in the country u 30 fami-
liar with the fact that over thi- line
runs the famous solid ve-tibule train
ELI with it, splendid PullmKn
SIerpers, chair ears and dining cars.
Your attention ~ now called to our
Double Daisy service between Kansas
city. Atchison, -. Joseph and 81.
Louis. Heretofore we had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
to 81. Louis, that being = night train,
placing passengers In 81. Louft In the
morning Ia time for breakfast and al
eastern connections, but on account
Of the increasing demand another
train has been put on and nov leaves
Kansss City, AtchisOn and St.JOseph
in the morning. placing he pass
enger In -. Louis In the safly even
ing 81 the same day.
Omana and Council Bluffs are put
in rapid communication with the
lower Missouri River points by two
superb daily trains, one leaving
Kansas city late In the morning
and the other in the evening. max
log the run from Kansas City In
about eight hours The morning
train carries . through buffet sleep
ing car to -. Paul and Minneapolis.
placing the passenger In the twin
cities twenty hours after Leaving
Kansas city.
For further information call on or
address n e.. Orr, q. :. W. y. A,
90 Main ST. Kansas City, Mo-, OF
A. G.. DAWES, %. r. a +. A.
-. Jossph. Mo.
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KANSAS.

LOts Of farms are nov being snlI
all over Kansas for spot cash.
In . little more than 4 month the
people Of Kansas will be eating early
June apples.
A dollars worth Of sugar viii
sweeten a quart NJ RaHsa- gonseber-
ries this year.
birthstone Frank" IL proclaim
ing the unsearchabIe riches of the
gospel at Clay Center.
There IL . circus just pulling out
% Topeka called "Sell's Colossal
London QIymPisn shows"
A physician registered at the
county clerks once at wichita the
other day who spelled medical med
iele."
The Eagle says that good tenement
houses are scarce At wichita Then
there must be . great many sd
ones.
Kansas completed 10. FIRST decade
Of prohibition last week. IL looks
~ ~ the saloon had lefs that state TO
stay.
IArnsd has furnished two depart
msnt commanders for the @. A. Il.
l-CaDtain Henry Booth aud Tim
Mccarthy.
Wichita EoSA.; General Rice will
20 20 the Cincinnati convention,
and, n necessary, will organize q
fourth party.
A FinBey county man expects to
harvest eco tons Of alfalfa this year
Il ----
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Their yet remain two months In
which new subscribers may enter
the great Dominion Illustrated prize
competition aud try for one Of the
leo pTizas, aggregating over So, 600 In
value, which the publishers Of that
journal. The competition closes
June 3pth, but new competitors may
enter ~ any time provided their an-
swcT- II the - questions are received
at tn" ofii"e ~ the journal prior Ia
the above mentioned date. The
qur-t.nn- are published In monthly
in-tsimrut nf six each, and the an
sWeT- are To- tie found in the pages Of
the Dominion illustrated for the six
months ending June SD,h. For sam
p'- copy aud full particulars send IL
cents In stamps to the publishers,
the -rhi-t0n Litho. & Pub 60,
Montreal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-07

The school in Chico closed . term
Of eight months Thursday. April 30.
The number enrolled was 13, aver.
age daily attendance n. Ella Vesch
was not tsrdy during the term. and
Ella Thomas and DaVie Jones were
absent but one half day, each.
Nearly all the patrons and 9
number Of friends from outside the
district were present on the last day
and after our closing program. in
which the children did themselves
credit, both pupils and visitors we're
treated to ice-eream and cake. I
have never been In . district where
the parents showed 30 much interest
In keePing their children In school,
and eooPerated 50 heartily with the
teacher In everything that Pertained
TO the best Interests Of the school.
MAGGIE PERRILL.
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BROOKNILLE.
From the Earth.


Mrs. J. Duncan and little folks
spent part Of the week with friends
In the city, they are pleased with
their Salina home.
The Rev. Mr.. Haskin Of the
United Brethren church held quar-
teTly meeting services at the stone
church GU the Mulberry last Sab
bath.
Born e. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Wood, on saturday morning. q girl,
all doing well.
Walter COnkle was in town this
week looking after his large cattle
Interests in this vicinity.
a. VI. Mckinney Of Peoria, III, il
visiting his son II. &. the ent-rpris-
ing lumberman. He will remain
during the summer. Mr.. Mckinney
is Grand Army man and soldierrd
In the same regiment with Rev. J.
e.. Dana, they were much pleased to
thus he thrown together.
The Odd Fellows celebration Iast
Saturday night Was a very pleasant
occasion. PROF.. ThOTman oi the
Salina Normal, delivered an sp-
propriate address In a very Plea-aut
manner, the supper was fine snd
enjoyed by all, among those from
abroad we're Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis,
Miss Susie Cartwright, Rev. NJ.
and MIS-. Pattee. Mrs. \. II. Blood.
Mr. J. e. Smith, 81 Salina; John
Mullen aud sister Nellie. Thou
Hes-ion aud sister Nellie. Of Terra
Gotta.
The new Bank Block il receiving
the first coat 81 plaster. Mr.. 7
Carrier IL doing the work, a suiliri-
ent guarantee that il will be we'll
done, acme cement, manufactured
at Gypsum City in this county, IL
being uzed, this cement il Of tie
very best. and l. shipped to MAJ y
points Of the United States for ta!-
and il becoming very
being much harder aud
iirn,er than lime
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The PsIvR saa the stage.

Rev. p. NJ. shrout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound,
Kan. says: 81 feel it my duty to
tell what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. Ny
lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishloners thought I could live
only . few weeks. I took Eve
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and an sound and we'll, gaining .
lbs- In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Love's
Funny Folks Combination, writes /:
After Q thorough trial snd con-
yineins evidence, ! Am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumPilon, beats 'sm all, and cures
vaee everything else falls. The
greatest Kindness 1 can do my many
thousand friends 10 10 urge them %
Try ft. Free trial bottles ct o. c.
ToBsy q Co., drug store. Regular
siEes 90, and q. as
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-07
DIAMOND DICKS DISTRESS.
peputy shsrin. Joe PhiIHps. LssIes on
so@s Rersesal Property and thea
sdas Inssist % lsiury ~ Arrest
- fRe him

, seos tnsefsts ts1ary % Arrest
a. lag him
Ali that shines 10 not silver. wv,
use this expression because one o
our esteemed contemporaries vii
use the expression, "All that glitter
IL not gold" In the same eonnee
tion.) Monday evening marked th,
street exhibition OF Diamond Dick,
horsemAnship on the streets. The
horse was used In such . cruel man.
ner that In rebellion u threw its
rider several times aud both were
laid mp for repairs next day.
While the princely Dick lay toss
Ing upon his bed, Deputy Sheriff Joe
Phillips made several trips to his
room and found Il locked. The last
time he tried the door, however, he
found 10 unlocked and staIked into
the awful presence Of the long haired
AdOnis. After Informing the Oecu-
pant OF the room that he was an Of
fcer and that he had an execution in
his pocket wherein the Hutchinson
manufacturing company Was plain
TIL and Diamond Dick defendant
and that he was there for the pur-
pose Of leyying upon any available
assets he might find, the doughty
Dick ordered Joseph hence, and
commenced fierce and fiery fusi-
lade upon the faithful officer with
his mouth, but all to no purpose.
Joseph IL not the man to he bluffed;
he IL not constructed according to
that sort Of plans and specifications,
as they say down In Lawrence.
While ID. Dick blowed and threat
ened to shoot, and shouted for gun,
the hands Of Joseph came in contact
with q vest, property OF his victim.
NoS did his hands grasp fair chain
Of gold, which he removed, aud 10,
instead Of a ehronometer, there dan |
gled from it, end only n common
bunch OF keys. Then twenty-five
dollars In cash was brought forth
and eonfiscaied along with the gold
chain aud keys. Nothing more be-
ing discovered Joseph very consid-
sratsly handed the vest back to its
owner, and bidding him fond adieu
went his way.
On n warrant sworn out by Mr..
Young, the livery man, aud the
owner Of the horse misused 90
Constable Sheriff. ar
tested Diamond Dick yesterday, on
he charge Of cruelty to animals. He
vas taken before Judge Lamkin and
'leaded not guIhy. Bail was fixed
Il 800, and the date for the hearing
et for Tuesday next.
Vow. la d.fault of hail,
He languishrth In init.
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The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
sPseImsa Cases.

=. II. Clifford, New Casssl, Wis,
was troubled with neuralgia and
rheumatism, his stomach Was dis
ordered, his liver was affected 20 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced In hesh
and strength. Three bottles Of
Electric Bitiers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
ILL.,, had running sore on his leg OF
eight years stapdlng. Used three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Of Bucklen's ArnIca selVe,
and his leg II sOnnd Is we'll. John
Speaker, Catawha, o., had FIVE large
fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was incurable. One bottle Of
Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica salve cured him entire
~. Sold by %. e. ToBEY 4 Co.,
drug store. 20
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from 10 acres. The fret crop .,
nearly ready to cut.
Marion Record: We'd hate 10 be 4
small boy and live in Fredonis.
They are about to start n caster oil
mandatory there.
The prisoners In the city Jail at
AIehIson get along well enough I'M
Oil they get to arguing scripture, and
then the trouble begins.
, In Riley county during the month
Of April the decrease In the amount
Of real estate aud chsttel mortgage
Indebtedness was -, l2s.08.
Rocks county, which il in the
"drouih region" last year produced
sI2.O0 worth OF poultry products
and 10, COO pounds Of butter.
There are only three prisoners In
the county jsil at Wellington, the
smallest number ever confined with
in the walls Of thai structure.
Web Wilder IL going to start his
insurance magazine st Kansas City
JulyI. lie Is going to make u the
beet publication of the kind in the
West.
The Kansas state board % Pardons
ha- discovered an innocent burglar
in the penitentiSry and has recon-
mended ths, the governor shall dis
charge him.
Prof. Garfield IL so struck on Kan
sa- that he recently refused . $1,000
job TO remain with the university
at Lawrence for 81 so. That's 10y
atty for you.
Mast Of the marriage ceremonies
in Kansas are performed this season
by justices Of the peace. Does this
denote an increase Of sgnOsticism or
that the PEOPLE are becoming more
economical
4 witness who was run In from
Finney county to testify against
Judge Botkin has been arrested at
Topeka for drunkenness aud in
decent conduct. Hurrah for sam
Wood and reform
There il n strong probability that
the county seat war will again be
stirred up la Rawlins county. The
Citizen says there are some
men In the county who would rather
raise hell than good crops.
kiowa County SigRdi: All honor
to Commander Collins, The q. a.
u. j. "0' n political organization aud
hi repor; on the Endorsement Of To-
raj or other candidates by the order
i timely aud to the point.
Nm Aichison Italian makes a good
living by travelling from place to
plsr, along the river and finding
work for his cnuntrymen. They
pay him 81 apiece for his trouble. ,
He will divide with anyone who
help him.
Sumner CpIIty Prcss: Colonel
\. Phillips i. the author Of
lac term catfish ari-'OcrAcy." IL
= generally credited to Mr.. Ingalls,.
L will b.. found in .-ome ~ Colonel
Phillips earlier Kansa- writings, .
'rrhsp- IA" "CunqIpst " Kansas.
Their. are 3T.G22 M-thodist- in
iause-. - 81 prohati"ner- aud "a .
,rcarhsT-. They worship Ia ss;i
.hurrh"~ valued st 81 SCI. 90 Three
hundred aud six q the preachers
i've TO- IaT-pnaUs- owned by the
.hurrhc- The denomination has
~ SUNDAY -rhonl-. which ASH
.hIltr"u attend
f. may b." that finn Mccarthy has
io D. .r!t .I.-igu- on the governor
.l..r, hE. ther. are -'rong reasons
or 70. living thIt he would not =
a.. tr- guh. rn1i.riaI nomination
u '"! { it va :rud.red To- him with
proper drg-ee nf romp aud cirrum-
ilurr on n gold-liued salvcr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-07

I Fisher Square piano, : octave,
I Qrovestou q Co. piano, Z octave,
slI5-
! Meyers square piano, oetaves
goo.
Simpson square piano 81 octave
sI5.
second hand pArlor and church
organs &C from - 10 "a
6teek and PrOdnee taken 90 pari
payment fog pianos, orxAns and
sewing machines at
J. Z. VERNoE's Assic Emporfam.
I mo n. = NY