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National Republican., 1879-08-23
wild Glover in Arizona.

The Commissioner of Agriculture has re.
ceived from Inspector Hammond, through the
Indian Bureau, specimens of red clover found
growing wild in a small marsh on the face of q
quartzite mountain OF the Apache range, in
Arizona, at an elevation Of about 470O feet
Inspector Hammond says thera Is not cult.
waited field within forty miles Of tho spot
which is eighty miles from an cmgrant track
The leaves are slightly longer than the rcd
clover Of the east. He asks If red clover Il
found wild in any other part of the country,
lie states that he has also found near tho walls
Of an ancient fertilization the "Maryel OF
Peru or four o'clock of New York and Penn
sylyania, In great profusiou, and In the
rocky canons the black locust Of the east.
National Republican., 1879-08-23

DIR. Boynton will preach at Assembly Pres.
byterian Church, corner Fifth and streets,
tomorrow morning In the absence ofthe regu
lar pastor, Rev. George o. Little. The public
is invited.
Congregational Church, corner OF Tenth and
G streets-Services Tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock preaching by Rev. Il. Whittlescy.
E-StIeet Baptist Church, L street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Rev. A. f. Mason, pastor,
having returned from his vacation will oc.
cupy the pulpit morning and evening.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
A sunday Sail to ackIston's.

The Washington and Baltimore Excursion
Company will give their fifth family excursion
to Blackiston's tomorrow OH the steamer Jane
Moseey, The previous efforts of this company
are too well known to neod any extended COM
ment, but suffice it to say, go with them
tomorrow aud enjoy yourself. The po.
lice arrangements are admirable and, as no
dsreputable characters are allowed on board
the boat, heads of families need not bo afraid
to take with them all their Sisters, cousins
and aunts." The boat will leave her wharf at
sa m sharp,
National Republican., 1879-08-23
err NOTES.

Robert Sherlock an old offender, escaped
from the wori-h0use yesterday.
The only 1urko.Rus,ian and sulphur bath
house in tic city, 903 street northwest.
The suit of Joshua Parker against John
Laugford has been dismissed by plaintiffs
AttOrney.
The best Vienna bread IN the city can be
obtained only at 4. Frcunds, 702 Ninth street
northwest also confectionery.
The work of tearing down the tar sheds
az the corner Of North Capitol aud X streets
was commenced yesterday. This news will
National Republican., 1879-08-23

Last Friday night about O'clock colored
man went 10 the house of Thomas Kennedy
on South Carolina avenue near Thirteenth
street, aud assaulted Kennedy, striking him
several blows with some instrument making
an ugly cut on the forehead, Officer shelton
of the Eighth precinct yesterday arrested
Mordecai Suowden, on suspicion Of committin 4
the assault, and Snowden was afterward fully
identified by Kennedy. The case will be heard
in the Police Court to-day.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
Husband's Counter.Charges. G

Mr.. w, II. Johnson, us attorney for Mr.. G.
d. Spsids has filed an answer TO his wife's bill
for divorce, also cross'bill praying divorce
from her. In tho answer ho denies all the
charges brought against him. In his bill he
charges her with habitual drunkenness and
adultery withdifIerent men in the Owen House,
and AYERS that the boarding.house would pros
per if sho would keep sober and attend to busi.
ness.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
The New York Republicans.

A meeting of New York Republicans will be
held this evening at the hall of the Sovereigns
Distributive Agency, No. $40 Eleventh street
northwest, to complete the work commenced
last Saturday evening of organizinga camgaign
committee to take part in the coming cam.
paign. All New York Republicans are urged
to attend.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
ELEGANT TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND RING
CONTAINING THREE FINE DIAMONDS, So


Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating in stocks by THE Two Unerring Rules
for success in Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'S new circu-
lar. The combination method which this firm
has made so successful, enables people with large
or small means TO reap all the benefits Of larges,
capital and best skill. Thousands Of orders in
various sums are pooled Into one vast amount and
co.operated as mighty whole, thus securing 10
each shareholder al the advantages of the largest
operator Immense profits are divided monthly.
Any amount, from 81 10 S. 900 or more can be used
successfully. New York Baptist Weekly, September
20, 1873, says "By the combination system sl5
would make $40, or per cent; $50 pays $3.50 or
per cent? 500 makes 81 900, or 10 per cent on the
stock during the month according 10 the market
Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper, June Goth
The combination method Of Operating stocks il
the most successful ever adopted" New York IN
dependent September u: "The combination system
IS founded upon correct business principles and nc
person need be without AN income while II is kept
working by Messrs. Lawrence & CO." Brooklyn
Journal April 20 Our editor made o net profit o
Sl0l .25 from $50 in one of Messrs. Lawrence Coz
combinations" New circular (mailed fiee) ex
plains everything. Stocks and bonds wanted
Government bonds supplied. Lawrence Il Co.
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New York
GENTS SOLID GOLD STEM-WINDING WAL
THAN WATCH. s9g; JACOBS BROS, 1929 PENN
| A
National Republican., 1879-08-23

The Signal Corps observer, smithville, N. G.,
reports to the Chief Signal Office last evening
as follows
British brig Alaska arrived of the bar with the
crew OF the American schooner Marion Gage. OF
Philadelphia, from Apalachicola for Philadelphia
The brig fell in with the schooner the 18th in.
TOOK of captain and crew-teu IN number. The
brig reports seeing vessel ON fire, thirty mile.
northeast Of Frying Pan lightship
National Republican., 1879-08-23
A Preparntory Inv School.

There will be organizel, about the begin.
ming of September, a preparatory law school,
opened for those wishing to commence the
study of the law aud those who wish to pursue
their studies in the same, under competent
teachers. Lectures to he given during tho
course by prominent lawyers Notice will be
given In this paper.
National Republican., 1879-08-23

enstine, Of the Ebbitt House drug store, will
have charge Of the excursion, and his success
on former occasions makes IL certain that this
one will be well worth attending. There will
be music on the boat and at the grounds.
Everyone is invited to bring along lunch
basket and have n good time.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
A NIisaIng Ex-Mnyor Heard From.

1t has been ascertainod that james G.. Barry,
wealthy citizen and ex.mayor Of 81. Louis,
who left that city for Csaey Island two weeks
ago and has since been missing, was in this
city last week. lie called at the office of James
N. Callan on Tuesday. tho 10th instant, and
left that afternoon Tor Grcenville, N. j., where
he intended TO visit friends.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
To Mnrshan nan In Daylight.

grand daylight excursion and picnic to
Marshall Hall, to vary the monotony of night
excursions returning at uncertain hours, will
be given next Friday, the Goth instant. The
steamer Lady Of the Lake will leave her wharf
at 10 a. IN. and 2 and p. M, returning
National Republican., 1879-08-23

OPENING fall dress goods. Canton and wool
aanues, blankets &C., at old prices. Tapestry
Brussels carpets 75 cents up. Ingram carpets
very cheap to close out. Naudaiu, 700 Market
National Republican., 1879-08-23
Discovery of "a Comet,

The Smithsonian Institute furnishes the fol-.
lowing announcement of the discovery of u
new comet:
The Academy Of Sciences of Vienna announces
the discovery by paisa, at Vienna, on the Dist of
August, of a comet In ten hours two minutes right
ascension fortynine degrees six minutes north
declination, with daily motion OF plus six min
utes, minus three minutes S. +. BAIRD,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
National Republican., 1879-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ThormOmetric Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF SlUNAL-OFFlcER. u. g. A.,


For the middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather occasional rain, warm southwest, yeering
to colder northwest wiuds rising barometer
National Republican., 1879-08-23

If YOU suffer with headache one or two
doses Lodille's Headache Specific will cure
you. Price, so ccnts
National Republican., 1879-08-23

HANDSOME DIAMOND RING, CONTAINING
SEVEN FINE DIAMONDS, SIS, JACOBS BROS,
1879 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
National Republican., 1879-08-23

GENTS SOLID GOLD sTEM.wINDING WAL.
THAN WATCH. SSg; JACOBS BROS. 1929 PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1879-08-23
j. .. FREE, JF.,

NO. 1887 n ST.. nPP. EBBTTT HOUSE
IND FOURrE q FH IND PENN. ~"
Opp HTIJII IS colin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Anti-Tilden wrigge is already short of wind.
There is an undouoted business revival in Cipher
Alley.
David Davis should send big bottle of his sooth-
ing syrup to Hendricks.
Ewing's sagacity in clinging to his seat In Con-
eless looms a. his defeat becomes more certain.
There is hope when the Ohio Democracy suspects
that il has butted its head against Resumption long
enough.
II lilden would knock the head out of that re-
plenished barrel and give the brethren free swing
at il his BACKBONE would be all right
West Virginia Davis started out furiously to in
vestigate fraud IN the Treasury, and ended up by
investigating his own speeches He found some
fraud anyway.
The political field is so quiet now that Charles
Francis Adams might make a sensation by rising up
and shouting fraud. The chances are he doesn't
feel bit like IL, though.
Senator Vost has reached Missouri and has assured
his friends there that he will introduce his Silver
bill again in December, and get 1t passed without a
doubt. Vests talk, like his ideal silver dollar, is
very cheap.
Tho friends of Hendricks are talking loudly about
his irankness and freedom from trickery. as COM
pared with the sly methods of Tiden. Perhaps that
10 what the matter with him, for it true enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
Juoes 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

AnUsEMFNTs-3d Pa0e-6tn column
BOARp AND ROONs-Sd P0Ge 9th column
BUSINESS NoTTCTs-Ah Page-lst column
llytbiNp NOTICRS-7h FGOs-6th column -.
EUROPEAN ADvEgTtsENENTS-1th FGJe-olh 0Vi"NA'
fICTRSTONS- 80 Fdqe-6th cotumb
FINE AETs-3d Pa0e-6th eoluan.
FINANCIN-7h PdQe-4th a0d 5th Columns
HFIP WANTFB-2d P6Je-6tb column
ICE CHEkM-2d Page--6th column.
INSTRU CTiON-Gh PdJS-2d ana 81 colhhhs'
LAW SCHooIS-6h Pd0e-3d coumn
ITCrT,rs kNp MEETINGs-3d Page-6th column
MAIHlACFS AND DKArIs-JtR ff'N-6th eouHE. r,,,
MIsgtiIANEoUS- Paee-6In column SLa Pdge-oth
and 9th coiunns.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-3d Pd1r-lSi entumh
NEu PURIfC ATIONS-Gh FdJe--2d column.
PRoyosALs-7h Pg0e-6th column.
KFAI EsTATF-3d PGCo-lst 90 .uiuu.
SAVINGS BGNKS-7h Pa0e-Jth and 9Th columns
erTCIN NoTICEs-5U fsJe-6th column - -, .
AlTT ATOMS WANTEB-MAtES-2d Fddr - oth co'uui" >
FINsIre O faes- 81 and Attn columns
ETArIOSERY-7h Pdge-6th column. 80, -,
r1EANHoA AiLRoADs-s'a f00r- "a anu gu WIS
III ,NFRs OCFLN-6h PG0e-4 tn coiuui, -
sI-r1gTR BoARD-3d PGCe-3d. 4th and 5th columns
TII,HFEs-6h FG0e-3d column
I'm TURF-3d Page -6th column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

gins. Resumption and its happy results are
fresh in the minds of the people, and so are
the dismal prophecies of Ewing and Cary
Thurman, Hendricks and Voorhees,. The SIX
months struggle at Washington has awakened
voters everywhere to the fact that the Demo-
cratic party, still ruled by the Solid South, Is
as defiant, lawless, aggressive ana re'oiu.
tionary as ever. They know that the olu
Spirit of rebellion has again asserted ITSELF
and they are ripe to-day for movement 10
crush both reputation and coerclve leSlslh
ton dictated by unreconstructed reDeis. All
the reasoning which the Republicans can
bring to bear with effect next year they onght
TO employ this Fall in Ohio, for it will bear
fruit an hundred fold.
Ohio has undertaken the leadership. In the
White House, in the Cabinet, in Congress, the
Supreme Court, the Army, Ohio holds the
post of honor. But he who would be leader
must lead the Republicans of Ohio, II they
would maintain their proud position, must
not be content with scanty pluralities, or half
victories, or successes by accident. They
must remember that at every crisis In It's
history, from the first shot IN Bleeding
kansas to the latest struggle for the
public faith, the Republican party has con-
quered only by appealing to the intelligence
and reason of men. If Ohio is to lead, II
must make the great campaign this year a
powerful educator of public opinion through
ont the country. Success in Ohio Will sway
many votes elsewhere, it is true. But an
avalanche of irresistible argument, sus-
tanned and earnest appeal to the patriotism
and the good sense of the people, Will have
an incaleulable effect in other States as well
as among the voters of Ohio. Educate the
people-let that be the watchwOrd. The same
patient and faithful teaching, which will lit
Ohio far above the grasp of copperheads and
regulators, will elevate public opinion else
where, and enable the whole nation to see It's
danger and its path Of safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
RAILWAY DINAGES.

Must the Elevated railroads pay damages to
the owners of buildings darkened or incom-
NODDED This is the question involved in an
action commenced by an insurance company
doing business in Park-place The question is
not altogether new, but the peculiar features
and results of elevated roads may well give il
novel aspect in the courts. II is not I'M
derstood that the complaints Of this company
are materially different in nature from those
heard all along the lines, although their in
convenience may be greater in degree. The
suit is probably founded on the hope that a
careful judicial review of the rights of land
owners injured by a railway improvement
will elicit some remedy for the suffering and
loss often sustained. The general view Of the
courts has been adverse to allowing re-
covery for damage indirectly caused by rail-
WAYS. Railroads, 1t has been considered, must
be from time TO time built. New routes must
be opened, additional stations built, increased
traffic permitted. If each landowner in the
neighborhood whose lot or farm was incom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
SENATOR HILLS "EPOCHSD

We cannot too highly commend the mission
ary spirit which the Hon. Benjamin II. Hill, of
Georgia, combines with enthusiastic and ele-
waited patriotism. If the great struggle for
human liberty which was made by the Demo
cratic party during the session of Congress
lust closed is not fully appreciated by the
people of the North, it will not DE the fault
of Mr.. Hill. 1t was by what the care
less and unthinking would call an acct
dent but the devOut worshlppers at the shrine
of ST. Tammany recognize at sight as a special
Providence, that he was in this city the
Fourth of July and happened in at the meet
ing. in Fourteenth-st., of those noble and
gifted men, whose annual custom it is TO
gather on that day and talk about how beau
ufuIly and inexpensiyely they would run this
whole country if they could only get the
chance. This is an occasion upon which the
Wiskinskies and Sagamores and things carry
emblems and march in procession upstairs,
and solemDize themselves with exercises of
the most painful and laborious descrip-
ton, beginning with what they call Long
"Talk from some such man as Samuel Cox
or William DoEsheimer, and running on through
short war-whOOps and letters OF regret to n
bacchanalan elimination. at which Mr.. Angus
tus Schell and the Wuskinskies mildly cIhiarate
themselves on Pommery Sec, while the lower
order of patriots nourish their love Of country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoEFIGv-Ihe French Government has inter
dicted a meeting at which Blanqui was to speak.
80 The walls Of the fortresses at WIddin, Sill
istria. RustchuE and Varna have been destroyed.
DIR. Slremayer, tho President Of the Aus
triau Council of Ministers, has been defeated
AT the Leibnitz election. - Two hundred houses
have been destroyed at Irkutsk, Russia, by fire.
-= The Mexican war steamer Libertad has been
seized by part If her crew.
D0MFsuC.-The bones of mastodOn have been
found near Newburg, " Y - The balloon which
escaped from Concy Island has been seen sinking
ont at sea. - mob of settlers have been tear
ing M the rails of the Southern Pacific Railroad in
California. - Secretary Eyarts has decided not
10 aDpoint Commissioners to the Australian Exhbi-
lions. but to let the Secretary. Or. Cox,
take charge -- The 23d New-York Regiment
WAS reviewed at Newport yesterday. - None
of the Government officers at Washington
who are attacked in Mr.. Glovers report are paying
anv attention to the matter, the charges being
ridiculous and unfouuded. == Ex-Judgc Abram
r. Olin died in Montgomery County, Md, yester
day.
CRY AND SUBURnAN.-Nothing new has been dis
covered i'm relation to the shooting of Mr. Seymour
-- The tax levy for / SO was considered by the
Board OF Assessment and Appointment yesterday
60 The contract for furnishing iro0 and steel for
the East River Bridge awarded 10 the Edge
moor Iron Company. - Charles V. MARITIME has
been missing from his home at BronXville since
June 81 - Gold value of the lega-teDder silver
dollar C4l2l2 Crains, s7.7S cents. Stocks generally
dali but exceptionally active and higher, closing
quiet and steady
TnE WEATHER-TRBUNT local observation indi-
cate warmer and cloudy weather, with light
showers, followed by clearing and partly cloudy
weather Thermometer Yesterday: Highest, 79';
lowest G37: average. G93so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

What are we to understand by "Greenback
prayerr7 correspondent of the Greenback paper
at New-Haven, Conn.-Tbe Underwriting from
Maine speaks of n clergyman who made the
Greenbacl prayer" at the State Convention of that
party. "Greenback prayer! That sets one Won
deIing. What sort Of petition could it have been
Is there then a Greenback school Of theology as well
AS of political economy and financed If there be,
we can well understand that it recognizes that half
of the system of Christianity which relates to the
Creation by the Fiat" of OmnipOtence, and re-
iects the other half which contains the scheme of
Redemption. If the Greenback religion Is anything
like Greenback politics, it must include credulous
ness SO vast rs to demand constant flow of mira
cles, and be contented with a faith without works
of any sort. "Greenback prayer" Does 1t lay
hold on the promises What fort Not certainly
70 ask their fulfilment That isn't Greenback doc
trine. Or is 1t petition for more Of themf And
how do they propose to meet their religious obhga-
tonsl Initiate them with new issue every day TO
meet the demands of trade; repudate them alto
gether; or compromise at s. cents on the dollar
A "Greenback prayer" must be a singular deyO-
tional product.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

The Monaghan has been regarded as a sort Of
Oriental lamb who would take any quantity of
heating without resentment. But in North Adams
twenty gentle Cinnamon the other day rushed
upon some white men and beat them, increasing
the prejudice already existing against them" 1t is
an awful thought that these people who can live on
a spoonful OF rice a day aud sleep close as cord
wood. may DO capable Of pugnacity, too Is the
white man TO have no chancef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

Mr.. Chittendens common-sense speeches IN
Congress. The House OF Representatives
being sadly in need of all the common sense
which he can bestow upon it, may be said 10
have had narrow escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

And now the tragic death of the lady who fell
over Niagara was seen IN dream by a Hartford
person two nights before the accident, and me-
DUN in Chicago declares that the name Chastne
Coxn was distinctly revealed TO him as that of the
murderer of Mrs Hull, nearly a week before he was
found. The regret Is that these premOnltIOns and
prophecies are always kept profound secret till
the event predicted has occurred. 1t is always
seen beforehand afterwards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

Senator Hill in his speech in Tammany Hall on
the -Four th spoke truly of "the trying hours of the
XLYth Congress. when the Democratic party had
a majority in only one branch" They were " try
ing hours" indeed hours that tried the patience
of the American people beyond measure. But then
they were not half trying those of the session
Just closed. all of which were spent 10y the Demo-
cratic majority in both branches in trying first TO
do something they couldn't and second, TO find n
hole to creep out of. "TryinC hours" is very good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
Snslness NoIires.

OFFICE OF FISK & II kTCTI. BANKERS AND
DFALE3s IN GOYEENMENT SECURITIES,
No. Nassau-st,
NRw.YORK. July 8. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

The XIVth Amendment was framed better
than its trainers knew. Mr. Justice Field de-
cides that it even protects the pig-tails Of
convict Cinnamon from forcibe amputation !;
ana who VIII say that Congress had that end,
speaking literally, IN view
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

Glover is to be pitied. The officials in Wash
ington whom be attacked in his so-called
report can't be induced even to read it. This
is certainly the height of indifference, and
Glover is crushed ut last-let us hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

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