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Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18
TIMBER CULTURE ACT.
Tie Act Passed at the Last SeS.
sion Amending the Former
Act
An Act to Amend an Act Entitled "An
1ct to Encourage the Groaoth Of TIM
Der on the Western Prairies"
Pioneer Press, July I'd.

Pioneer Press, July ID.
Be it enacted by the senate and house
OF representatives of the United States of
America in congress assembled: That the
act entitled IAN act to amend the act enti-
tied AN act to encourage the growth of
timber on the western prairies, approved
March thirteenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-four, be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows: That any
person who is the head of a family, or
who has arrived at the age of twenty-one
years, and is citizen of the United States.
or who shall have filed his declaration Of
intention to become such, as required by
the naturalization laws of the United
States, who shall plant, protect and keep
in healthy, growing condition, for eight
years, ten acres of timb ber on any quarter
section of any of the public lands of the
United States. or five acres on any legal
subdivision OF eighty acres, or two and
enehalf acres on any legal subdivision of
forty acres or less, shall be entitled to a
patent to the whole of said quarter sec
ton, OF Of such legal subdivision of eighty,
or forty acres, or fractional subdivision of
less than forty acres, as the case may be,
at the expiration of said eight years, on
making proof of such fact by not less than
two credible witnesses, and a full COM
piance of the further conditions as provid-
ed in section two: Provided further, That
not more than one quarter of any section
shall be thus granted, and that no person
shall make more than one entry under the
provisions of this act.
| Sec. 2. That the person applying for
| the benefits of this act shall, upon applica-
ton to the register of the land district in
which he or she is about to make such en-
try, make affidavit, before the register or
receiver, or the clerk of some court of
record, or officer authorized to administer
caths in the district where the land is stu
ated; which affidavit shall be as follows,
/ to-wit:
! /, -----, having fled my applica.
] tion,. number -, for an entry under the
| pr0YisSinnS of an act entiklnd Nan act tc
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

A young son Of Mr.. John lie Clair.
of Delano, accidentally shot himself
while playing with a revolver. He
died shortly after the accident.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

A hail storm in Kandiyohi county, sever
al fields of grain partially destroyed, only
one entirelys, fortunately the. owner. of It
had his crop covered by a policy of insnr-
ance odays before. Lucky man.--Bear
son Times. atf8ss tsass@ ssktss ~ r%ph-F
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

The St. P. & P. will socn run trains
to Sauk Centre. The town has voted
So, 500 to assist in purchasing right-of-
way and depot grounds
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

A recent attempt to estimate the
probabilities of crop in Europe, does
not result 80 favorably in some places
as was expected.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in
St. Paul on Friday, July goth, and in
Minneapolis on the 9th and 3lst.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18
STATE or MINNESOTA
coI1NTY or RIa srnNr

ONCE of A
Auditor
uf
of
Ing upon the record in myohlcs ~ j. PA County
Subscribed to before Of June Al D5
l-EAMl ~d FRANK. A. PARKER.
CLERK Of District Court Bic Etone County Minnesota
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18
ELIN9UENT TAx-LIST-
Big Stone County, Minnesota, 1877.
sTArE OF MINNEsoTA

Court.1 Judic ia District
Stevens Traverse. j &
claim
the
of
against il and for the penalties interest and
4#ke
Signed. HENRY *
In the Of
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

Judge Page is on the war path, and
is making considerable of howl in re-
gard to his impeachment.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

John W., son of L. S. Humason, Of
Rochester, was drowned at Houston,
Texas.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

Alexandria is to have new paper
called the Douglas County News. Mr..
Joseph Gilpin is to be the publisher.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

Strait received the nomination for
Congress, in the Second District.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18
REAL ESTATE .aT
IT O r s "A IId E-
-F-F @ .-------- aaglu .a8Jts ste I'LL
A..Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap, and on ss.
Good Terms H.. @ .5s..' s..so -.
The undersigned has Large Quantity
OF Land For Sale in
STEVENS, POPE AND CHIP
PEWA COUNTIES.

y =
And would invite purchasers to cal'So on
him and look over his Large List. faass
Much of this land is owned by John Fl
Camp. of St. Paul, ard has been selected
with great care, and that, togetherwith all
| have for sale, can be obtained on Easy
Terms; that is, part of the purchase price
Cash, balance on Long Term. ~ 5zao
The land above referred to, consist in part
of gaao +. f.H7. Il f.
5000 Aeres IN Steoens County, .s E. /.
$500 Acres IN Pope County, .-sc-...
10000 Acres IN ChSppewa County, .a
and will be sold in Tracts to Suit Pur-
chasers.
Also other Lands and Town Lots, among
which ara 80.
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris, 100 acres plowed, and IS cres in
wheat .rlt5 s-f asI,,e.-..
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor,
ris with 80 acres plowed. -.
A fine business location near steam ele-
yator q u
A house and two lots, in an eligible 10
cation ia asgu
A house and two lots near the Court
House. ,5s.s..,qs
Several unin, proved lots. H@a 4e
Parties desiring land, OF homes, should
not fail to give me call before making Sc
lections.
Morris. July Is, 1878. .na
w w. GRIswoLD
Office at Court House. 13tf
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18

Grain is commencing to turn and will
soon be ripe.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-07-18
Attorneys.

III T. BEVANS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NORRIS. MINI.
LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
GGDUYN ON BRYANT.

Nr. Parke Goodwin, the son-in-lw of Mr.. Bryant
and for many years his editorial associate, writes
promptly from Carlsbad 10 The Erc,iag Post, bis
tribute TO the pTolc,- onal atlalnmento Of his old
chief He concludes as follows:
In his intercourse with his colahOrers and subordin
ot.l tIc Impression produced by Nj Bryant, after
rIu rac.nce which dinu,cl an atmosphere VI cold
uas- about broken through, was thaI OF MS
and EiuC" OF character lie Was
as transparent the day ao gucltSS as chHH ana ~
coo. IN ms integrity a. the crystal jnut mas no HaW
nor crJcE. His love 90! tUlh Ndr 80 lbaU"''Ilc d'I
,trorl1 that ne seldom INDUCED in an inClfccuon OF
nc cye-I,t in the Indulgence Ui ms vii, Whlch omen
flashed he summer -HtcIHg through the uaIk CLOUDS
of debate he used polite terms merely because lArS
were polite paiu uucOmprOmlsnS adhcL'hce W 'hc
ming 10 hlh better lhdu tne 'H'
C,uriIy afTcctatiUn. As be tired to see all thlhgS
as tbrv were their real relations 10 edch otE'I'
o his perception ana lcCllhe u tb'h
10 others a. they wore That exquisite hdet! 70 natu
which forms one Of the charms OF his poetry rNa"'u
l life and mis- utterHuccs. No amount OF hdunloh or
Ny.tcTy-iud these sonnet rcs hedptl upon MN D"
measured terms toward the latter pafl o. MS career
over disturbed In. modest estimate Cl hIW"ei or hlHlc
him into vanity or prrSuM' non. 10 th'7S WIZ s'VUu
n"r him there Was always sonnet ming sublime IN thc
sycIr vet suglg-lrartcd and uLHosumihE slWpcIS VI
l,. hearing Sensitive as men OF pO'ucl temper iil'
r. ami 10 be- his command OF his rrltabits ana pas
sous complete tHdI ne bl0d'Hou hn az P''
pctually rene ana orlGht' -, -. .--,,.,1,a
or Mr. BTyaut'S brilliant pnetic genius ana MS hpitiu
literary everything haS doubtless Dcth Sdu Nv
your contemporaries tndt IL was necessary 10 say. co
fiur my few remarks 10 an appreciation ~ nm dS d"
oor i,arfly because | better able 10 hpcdl OF MN
i'm thai character tnan others more femoIe from MS
scenes OF action, aud partly To assure lh' IeGueIS
OF The Ercnig iOst That MS SUCCESSORS III lo ne oI
Jut, bowcyrr mucn they may fail sbOrt OF bis maici-
sgbt ana abiliv have vet due sense OF ms nObIc
ann. and an earnest desire to carry onward the many
oratt purposes that 50 dear TO hs great heaTt
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

two Indians settling dispute in duel. Indian fashion,
with hunting knives. Tho suggestion for this comes
from an incident In Texas
The dog-shows at Gimores Garden and the races
near Ncw-York always crente work for the anima'
painters in town, for the competitors which take the
prizes both places must needs b: put into npeiShOo
oicoor at once Mr. Wood has been busy with work OF
this description FOR long time. and pa, Iaey pNntu
the portraits of several prize dogs and Snccess'u Tccs
He j. now engaged upon the pJfiT!It oi ~, ~
eguest reuue. the background for which VIII Dc Oh-
tanned this summer at Mburn. n. j. TINS picture Is
designed the mex. Academy exhibition. hlf. hOol
has aso begun cattle picture for the same eNhihiuou
Mr.. Robert {. Minor has several large paintings ~
his studio Il them being Tine R1ln swollen ki'ef
which shown Brookiyn recently aud rNclted com
mcnt thcr,. This picture Is large landscape oi an
open field the hillside irinScd on 2lI sides WIN trees
but admitting a glimpse OF the distance. IL ~ IN
Summer 1Gc brook when has been iied Dy
rcshet, comes tuinul'u0nsY down INTO Ihe rtsrSMhi M
over the rDcl. flowing over tBc worn edges ol the
banks AID running up among the BUSHES Ihe Dong
brook and the ircsh tranqml WOOulAhu
strong contrast The other pictures are al ih'i
scapes and PAINTED in different moods rahglng al,
the way nom the brightness OF noon 10 tn6 gIoo W
twilgnt Mr. Minors Summer leisure VIII De spent III
the AdiroTGGcks.
Among otncf work which IL being done at
tnc present time number OF portraits
by Mis- Tollcs, who has been sought ,,nd OUT
OF late for making crayon portraits ol tno|v
who no longer living, ana also. for the instruction ol
pupils IN flower painting ana water color work. RoDtIt
g. Handle, ir, has atel produced humDer OF CIdyon
portraits, ana Is preparing ur voyage To EuIoPt'
Mr. f. L. smith, the pa ner OF Winter scenery WI prop
ably send TO Boston his latest picture, "A Nhlage y
Moonlight in Winter" The scene deug found IN Central
Nryl Ork Mr.. Thorpe Is working on small OIL paintings
scenes IN Sussex and other parts OF England. MS
skctclboo6 Is apparently incXhausuO.e large num-
Der OF Mr ThOrpCs water cOlorS OF coast ana oiher
scene, IN Eng ana exhibition III separate room
gt Miss GInhons's ON Fih-dve Mr. jerome lhonlpson
has recently OPENED studio in the East twenty ihlrd-
81. building wrrc he is at work giving finishing touches
To n number OF large acgorcai PICTURES one ~ caIied
Tho Voice OF the Great spirit and represents TWO IN
dians, one rCpusng IN hammock listening 10 the roar
a wonderful Cat"rdCt in the mountains III WDlch ihGy
think they hear mysterious voice " Iht Voice OF lHe
Walers Is a kindred work. The Journey OF CHRISTIAN
to the Land OF Bcuah Is painted III TWO large scenes
start aud nearing end the sentiment OF Whlch Is
earnest and is fully indicated in the utc Ihefc are
Otncr vlcturrs OF similar character the studio in
more or less finished condition.
An itcp in the current gossip OF the studios Is lue ict
well OF by the local critics. j. G. Browns ana H. D G
fOIi's pictures have been mentioned among others
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
MUSICAL AND DRAuA1IC NOTES.

Miss Mary Anderson has been kindly wei
coined in theatrical circles Of London. She will act in
this city next soason-probably at the Fifth Avenue The
Mis-, Fanny Davenport and Miss Rose Ey-
tnso are among theatrical visitors at present il
Ioy8,. and both attract some attention American
celeonurs.
Herman Vein has made a conspicuous sue
ces-,a tho Wear Of Watcd.Id; and the play Of Olivia
Is Of tie most prosperous pieces now before the Lon
don pubic.
Mr. Sothern, at the London Haymarlet, has
countcrbalauced his failure in "Ihe Crushed Trage-
dau" by brilliant success in "The Hornets Nest
His performance Of s,dnsy SOoontW is much admired
and commended ~ London, and IT mas hdosed JLc pros
Perty Of has sFn-On at the Haymarket
Dr.. Won BiilOw has been recently making
short visit to England, where he WAS received with
much enthusiasm and where his popularity Is as great
as At ever was. He was, on leaving England,
10 20 10 Erfurt where he 70 play at the Alge-
Incinen Deutschen Fest. and from there he was
conductor of tn Opera House u is doubtful whether
ne will undertake tie duties OF conductor al the
Glasgow Choral Union concerts.
Nine. Adelina Patti has had great success
In London N Faust and Aida tDis season. and It
IS now rumorcd that she will undertake Beethoyens
FldeO and Mcyerbcer's Atricaine" Her voice Las
gained greatly power in the middle ana lower regis
Ter, seems likely that she will essay the Glis-
9ieeus rcpertOry NicOiDi, the tenor VINO Is sinHlus
with her does not seem according 10 Ihe Ah1en, 10
be at al satisfactory in Faust and Alda fls dc
fects said be- increasing The remoO OF bls voice
IS that o. the aged aud not Of the regchefaiGd ana
youthful Faust" and resorts % the yiciohs French
school Of harc0et" when he attacks the hlgh notes
Miss Ada Cavcndish,-whO, as already an
nounCed coming America, and viii act next season
Al the Ffth Avenue Theatre-Teoeived complimentary
benefit by way Of a farewell greeting, AT the London
Gaicty Theatre, on June 10. Miss Cayendish acted
shakespeares Beatrice The Benedict was Mr. Henry
Neville Nj so,bern appeared in " Regular FA.
Tie London TcegJOpA says: II house erammed ih
every corner is proof OF admiration, and II applause
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
LETTER FROM d. Q. ADAMS.
1,r,yETrE's LAST VISIT TO AMERICA

IAFAYETTE'S LAST VISIT TO AMERICA.
The following letter, from John Quincy Adams
to President Monroe. has never before been pub
lisbed II was written while Lafayette, then ven
cradle man of sixty-seyen, was making his memoir
able visit. by invitation of the United States to the
copntry which he had aided 50 conspicuously IN
achieving its independence. Adams at this time was
Secretary Of State
10 the PrcSdeHt Of hc Jntied HaieS OdEhi' L'"uO"
county, Virginia; -, ,, ,,,.,,.. 1904
DEAR SIR: arrived here the evening beIufe Hsi on
~, :, ,av 10 WsshnCtou intending 10 proceed wltboAl
ctoupnp buf have found 10 cN ugtd lot ulttbuaH'V
a, lr festi,iuc here upon III Visit Of General faal
80 f mi. Mace ana am luder notice OF BallinuIe
rsrap.r that invitations have been sent 10 Mr. SOUR
ard and me 10 iOu in The reception OF tnc General IhcIt
me- ~ Iuursiay have therefore concluded 10 ygu 10
these soicatOns, and 10 postpone my ielu'b 10 "asu
lngtun I'LL next Fuiay. . ii s.,,,
paiii,nrc 10 Wasuidgiou saturday, and would visa
tnaf his reception there might be at this unr as pNdte
a. possible, an arrangement when woud seem ~ pe
n.tyry urou,r, IRON the CirCuius lance whlch see
auuouUccd in public paper of tGc dcall oI 'I' Slli
wood the mayor of the cty. Iue EeheIh uthIcs ''eI
tgv .f ,.o or trsc days at Washington, 10 proceed
~ Hcopd aud EO folk IN time for The celebration at
No Et1gu after which he proposes 90 VISIT d0nllo"o
ui Nnrt nerr and return 20 washington 10 bC pres
eut al the meeting O: Congress.
mad expected 10 give you tIis Information from
W,sIu1to or in person there; but after determining
~, rctn, mere have thought IL best TO tansiBt II 10
van A. spccd as possible. hope TO receive at Bhitl-
ynre on Tbursd4y any directions which yOn may thnk
pr0er 20 give and which u may be IN iny power 10 exc
cute remain with perfect respect, etc.,, our very
oI,rd, ,cut servant, J. Y. ADAMS
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
- nfInWlI Nasa

AYER-JamosC c Aver. Of Lowell Mas,
HgnsI at LGge5 St ca'"ri1g JalI m ,l5a G1i O'CLOCK
% M Arna,q' @ m S6 E1' G s ,'S 9I an
FGnrral service, vii be held at the ErcncH ChDrh o. 81
Vincent de PAU, West 25Ist between 9th and 7Aavo''
BALuwIN-on Wed. day tho "a inst. sarah Wade widow
Funeral sew on saturday Jul. att o'clock al her he
Rctyes ana trends az, attend without further no
ucr.
CLAPP-July g. Everett GIewcyn son OF Everett and RO
rdnc1S CS a. s' ,r1 Of . parents 40 &, East 2Gm st.
on SUNDAY, July = lt a.3o D. "a
DowLIYG-on rnorsdav. July g. The Rev. John Dow.ns.
FIr1Gs he iUy 70 attend mo uacr sryigc'
son ave- ana 3Ist.st, o.',y, Jaiy 2. at 53or ~.
d. BoIsAt he rsi Zee OF hr son ,on39I2T W,hIn T1y4 N
is75 csroTe Bu Boz ae Of he late Rev George Du
Noci Of Of fnntral Inn 10 satGriay Herald.
John A. Only beloved son oi John a. and r. : Poster
iS'5 No. ga 5 i5ayc ave- ',i on saoriay ay :
HAHKNESsIu Jersey city on Ihgid4y morngg % Juiy s.
Friends o the family ana oem9rr OF ne f'sshuy on Jefy
pr5sry Of Eew York are invited to attend the funeral ser
y'eo rom the lmla rreinyJean CHufye ,6I
f1r,her invtsor Friends VIII have The goodness to rcoin
1n5Srment i5Sla oJ't',' at FisbSiIi, Ny
INsLEE-on FRIDAY, July s. Eliza widow q the late samuel
Relatives and friends and those OF her sons samuel aud ~
resd1nct 655 Grgeneicist Monday, Jay 5, at 10
JENEINs-qn 4t day ~. month 3D. 4 ls5. an2'h ".Go"
Fneds Of the family invited to attend her lo fa from
East zstst on ItG Gay, 0lA natp al 10 O'Clock a. a
LE DUC-At Mu.koia clay co. MINI Jun, - i7ls, 4rs
Elizabeth bettiam Le Due VIE oI Jo''PA ' D''' "'"''
oAKIEY-At Railway y. j.. July ;. ELoda NJ, wife Of John
I friends are invited to attend the funelon Mon
l G lys " s % To-, ~ o" toustauls a, ~ smi
PRIMI5-At Huntington. L. l., july 3. Clauius D. rrme III
Funeral on s5,Irdly July G. p u from his Lite rest
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

Association upon invitation Of the president Dr. W. IL.
Cotton OF this city, will hsvo picnic and on; door cole
bration at 5Outbwicks Grove
The Ocenn HOusc had fair number of arrivals r. iaY,
including the following Allen J. Fallrr, Philadelphia
J. ID Hedge and wife Providence G. 7. Boe!inc and
SON Baltimore: j. &. Smith. 3. 0. Allen and wife. Mrs
and Miss Kills, T. c. Gnnfher John "cbh; Aha tirls
and wife Is1aO Untemeypr, Henry kopcf, John per'
Nathaniel Bishop iaTIar DIR. aud Mrs. AyerV !" II:
Goodwin. D. Fuller. j. Gillespie. Carries g. EurIy ana
family Thco Thomas and WIFE William H. Cornwall ID.
" Kcrgan TheO. ~ Ward. and +. ". Jones. iroI new
YORK: General Slts Seymour, George }. 5'ynpuf' ~
" spencer g. j. r. BRYANT, FrlnC.s Bartlett, BOstOn;
A. r. B0wseT, Cambridge. r. BrcokuGnse, a. BfuOE-
house aud A. r Ives, 5ilrm; and Herbert 4. GH'
from Washington g. J.. Tallm'n. Roncft - Pcin'ns
from Brooklyn; r. NJ Thompson, from Boston T. l..
Tyncr from New York and A. VI. Ray, from Name
have arrived the Hotel Aquiduc?k. 49,
the yach race Of The warwick Yacht club will taks
place on Thursday next the regular coursc 20
New York Yacht cub, l. l.. LDulard. Of New YORK,
Commodore, will elect IT'S officers next week.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 5.-The day is
Intensely warm a slight uurefresuing land breeze alone
is blowing. Early this morning there was heavy iog
over the sea. The hops last evening were largely
attended especially the West Enc Hotel IN whcA
seyer ladies and gentlemen from the cottages toward
ElDcion took part.
hall is 10 he given this evening at the residence OF
DR. f. g. Chattlc under the auspices OF The Arboreal
Association Of the Long Branch Graded schools.
The game oi polo that 10 have been played last
evening was postponed Of the continued dis
ability of Mr.. Herbert's horse.
Among the prominent arrivals are:
AT the United states Hotel-H. C. MOu T. T. W. Arrow
smith Freehold, y. j.: Dr. K. Laird Manasquan. " J.;
{. r. HAIL Ehztbrth; l. &. Mceker. james { icNi5 ".
n Lisk Charles Vail. j. K. MOscmau. Brooklyn; r. j.
GoodLart t. jams James SMITH jr.. a @. Iuustaie, f.
A Inuler J. a Slater A. G.. MalOney, j. l. Bcrnhenef'
and +. W Arnold. NeW-luik.
Al the West End HOtel-W. Preston. Lexington, hyj
II L. Foster and wife aud Miss l.. l. Poster on Ciy,
Penn; I-aac A. Barnes Boston Miss NJ. W sha,er, g. A.
Conk!iug Odcn Bowie, lr Perry belmont J. kehaha"'
Jphn Nassar and j. O(ORuOr New York. .
At the Hotel BrightOu-Mlss DE Harp Elizabeth n.
J.: Strgis Coffin, X. =. Hcirick aud family, and X a
sands and wife, NeW-NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

If Webbcr was the same kind Of liar as
Webber's brother. it is no wonder they killed him.
IBoston Herald tIEd.l
The only man in the United States who is
not afraid cTOsSeNamiuaton the hands OF General
Bater Is Mrs. jerks Cincinnati Enquirer QDem)
The Potter committee is in the condition of
the soldier referred To by s. :. Cox IL his haftipsy
speech III favor OF the Pension bill the last night OF tn
session" thoroughly wounded in every respect
indianapolis Journal (Rcp)
This magnificent corn weather is every day
adding much wealth 10 Iowa tdat is very uphill
work FOR the Greenbdck Democracy 10 convince people
that The country Is going 20 the financial bOw-wOws-
Burlington HawkEyc (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
TIE PRESLDLNT RETURNS.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 5.-President Hayes
with his family, Secretary Sherman Attorney General
Deyens and the remainder OF the Presidential party,
accompanied 10y Senator Cameron aud Governor Hart
fanft arrived DeTt from Wyoming at 80 this afternoon
Tnry stopped the residence Of Mr. Cameron IN tbs
CITY unul 4:2j p ~, when they LETT Tor Washington
WASHINGTON. July 5.-rhe President aud family re-
tarned from their trip 10 wyoming Valley tonight
Mr. Hayes expresses himself much pleased with his
reception at the recent celebration.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, II. l., July 4.-The schooner
yachts Atalanta Haze Tempest and Intrepid, aud the
steam yachts yldette aud IBIS at anchor IN tins bar
bor The weather continues unusually warl. and has
mad tendency to improve business NJ the hotels and AT
the bathiug beach as we'll Several hundred ayaned
themselves OF the privilege OF securing bath to-day,
and the beach presented very animated appearance
on Monday next the Rhode Island Pharmaceutical
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

spontaneously bestowed IA the beat indication of sym
Pathy, heu indeed, the efforts Of the committee when
suggested the favor have been amply rewarded ana MISS
Ada CaNendiSh takes with her 10 America the hearty
good wishes OF nuumcrable friends As IN act OF cour-
tesy generously bestowed and gracefully accepted the
benefit was success in far more than the ordinary
sense OF that word"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
BAD FOR GLOVER.

A terrible disclosure has just come to light
concerning Glover the Investigation. when will forever
destroy the euiuess OF that worthy person fisher
for fraud The valuable Washington correspondent o:
TIE NEWY TKB has discovered that Mr. Glover.
while colonel OF cavalry IN the Federal Army, drew
pay twice for the month Of Nav 1868 Tie fact tha.
Mr.. Glover in the army helping 70 save the Union
when he might have been at home in the bounty bust
will not mitigate his offence in the least 1t VIII he
urged that things much torn up during the war
that DIDN'T know half Of the time whether he had
drawn pay not, but doubt whether this Will be
sulcCnt justify the oversight Of professional mycs
tgator. DOorkeeper Polk seems 20 have the laugh on
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

Mr. IIotchklss was born in Windsor Broome County
n Y, October D. 1915, md was lawyer by profession
IN 1859 he was elected to the XXXYIIlh Congress as
Republican. and served on the Committee on Claims
and on Private Land Claims. lie Was reelected to tho
XXXIXth Congress- and served on the same committees
He aI,o represented his dlstuct tine NNNlihl IN tho
XIh aud XLIst Congresses serving ~ chairman m lho
CIy Service Committee ana member VI the Claims
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
WHY TIE SOUTH WANTS A DEMOCRATIC COZ


The next Senate Is assured. 1t is to be
D,m9crallc uyyUud All question hy handsome ma
iprity We do not think there is reasonable DOUBT tha
the UOuS. OF Representatives. Will be Democratic LtJ
a., all AT the Souru du part to make II 80. Demo
craIc Congress in power the South may LOOK win
some conf recognition OF It's right - snare III
the benefits as well as burdens of The Government, by
mean, oi legislation winch sOrey needs. Bar We need
more than Democratic members from tie Sou'h III
the next Congress Sectional prejudice, and s,cuoha!
interests Vet govern among even our j h1cIH',
brethren AT the North ana 70 secure the maJtd! ltei
lfl rtsJutc ana united in urging the necessary leg