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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In eonSequeuce of the disastrous FIRE which 80 un
fortunately DESTROY ed the National Thrater on Tues
asy .st the Management Of the THKATER
SOhIoUE, ever alive 10 the requirement. of 10,
PsLrsns. nave determined to set apart TUESDAY
hNENlSG u each week for the accommodation OF
LSd.es and Families. This with the FAMILY
HATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AIkkNOUNs- Afford three performances weekly
Tor LANES and FAMILIES. and the Management
trust that by presenting attractive ami strictly
nnoiJectiOnable perfsfmsnce, 10 raise the Theater
tomique TO that high staining which has ALWAYS
been it- am sa 10 receive from the ladies of Wash
lngton the same cOGnfcnanCe and eacpuragemeat g.
have been hsstowed upon trs.-class Variety Thea
tiers in other cities
Remember, hrst LADIES' NIGHT will b@ on
TUESDAY, February 4. HstiRees every WE'D
kESDAi and SATURDAY.
- A Grand Com plirlenfsTy Benefit has been ten
oersd To the sufferer. ly the destruction Of tn. Ma
tonsl rneater, 10 take place FEBRUARY Ia. when
a grand bill Will De given iN-ff
rAHO.-MR. j. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB
y has the honor to announce thar, in Consequence
81 the destructon of the National Th-ater the per
form anca Of la. Romantic Onara -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

INTERNAL RKvExUE.-The receipts from this
source TO-DAY were slg3 o425,
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FRINGE WILLIAM G. LUNALILo has bean
elected King Of the Sand ich isiands bv : ,o,..'
lar vote. The election was held on New Yesr;s
day, after the indorsement Of the Prince bv =
majority Of the Legislative assembly, which Is
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len TaoUeAND DOLLARS DAnAeRs-The
sheri6's jury In New York yesterdav sv.rdsS
u. Wemis Jobson $1,000 DAMAGE In the s.i
brQpcht against United States NcrNhai ahern.
for forcibly secting him from the United State
court building.
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CARD.-MR. J. REMINGTON FAIRL

viii take place at
c OIL HALL
Or TUESDAY EVENING, February llth. ISIS.
49, With the following cast:
Mr. y Pennington Fsirlanb a.. Valerie
IL iss Addie Randall, ss-......-... ...... - x Yse
johnson, as.-..-.--.-.-. Maurice Remon
Nhaii4ifuf 1900. PterfS
II: n Beckett, (Of New York as N. Cadoche
The Chorus numbers ~ of the beat Amateurs of the
District ard the Orchestra will be Arge aud efficient
1nc Ind ny the eminent Hsrpist. Mr. q. De Coenisi
u BALTIMORE The Scenic Arrangements will be q.
complete pOssie bic under the AMI all
the other appointments upon the elaborate
scsle as originally projected. Reserved seats, So
Subscription list with plan Of hall open at Mss-T
Philip soissrons on fhursdsy- Jan 80 J3oA-
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GENERAL SLoCUH, a member Of Mr.. Wilson's
special committee investigating the credit
mobiiier and the Union Pacific railroad, re-
marked TODAY. in conversation. that the com
mittee made a mistake in their action yesterday
relative to Stewart, the refractory witness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

TBE FRIENDs OF the Hubbard postal telegraph
scheme claim to have secured a sufficient num-
Der Of votes in the Senate TO pass their bill
clear that the bill has no chance in the House.
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PRysipEsTIAL EOhISArIoSs.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to-day:-C II. Blocker, collector inter-
nal revenue, Sd district, North Carolina; X. C.
Kerr, register land office, jackson, Miss.
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NAVAL CHAsGEs-Lieutenant Commander
John j. Read ordered to the receiving ship at
New York; Master Charles w. Chip to the
Juniata; Lieutenant Commander Edward \
Kellogg detased from the receiving ship at New
York and ordered to the Juniata; Lieutenan
John F. Merry from the navy ward at Ports
mouth. y. H., and Lieutenant II. F. Perkins
from the Constellation and ordered to the .Jnni-
alta.
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A DESPATCH TO THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
announces that the United States steamer n ar
ragaDsett, Commander r. W. Meade, arrived at
Callao January first, from Sydney, New South
Wales; officers and crew all well. Comman .ler
Meade reports that since the ship left New
York, 22 months ago, she has passed AIS days at
sea and sailed 81 900 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

THE WHITE House. was again crowded with
visitors to-day. Among those who had inter
views with the President were Senator. Ame..
Logan and Wilson, Representatives Buckley.
Schoheid. Wallace, Halsey, McHenrv and Ste
venson, VIM. A. Pile, L. s. minister to Vene-
zuela; Gov. Bennett, of Idaho; Harry Lott, NJ
G. elect from Louisiana; J.. Edgerton, Tours
France; ex-Gov. Pinchbask, Gen. Tom Thumb
Commodore Mutt and ladies'
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMUNICATION
jaime. II. Saville, chief clerk Of the Treasury
department; Edward o. Graves, chief clerk of
the Treasurer's Office, and :. L. Kimball, chief
clerk of the Revenue Marine bureau. had a long
consultation with the Commissioner of Customs
yesterday, in relation to promotions TO be made
in the customs bureau. and the ten additional
clerks recently asked for by the commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

TIE LOuIsIANA INVESTIGATION drags its
slow length along before the Senate committee
on privileges and elections. the only persons
seeming to be interested i'm it being Governor
WarmOth, Governor Pinchbaek, General Nc
MILAN. and a few others, who will be directly
affected by the result of the pending inIui-
sitioD.
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PHELPS, DoDeK x Co. have Withdrawn their
proposition TO settle all claims against them,
growing out Of alleged falsited invoices, by
payment to the Treasury department of
$3.50 coo. The suit commenced against them by
the United States District Attorney in New
York will now be continued.
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ERANKIlN = Co.,
II OPTIcIANs,
SEMI. :S l ss..,, S:SS.
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SENATOR CAMERON has declined BANQUET
rendered him by the Pennsylvania republican
association In q letter thanking the associa-
ton for the intended compliment he SAYS he
shIlnks from the honor not because he does not
fully appreciate il but from q natural disinclins
ton to any display which involves his friends
in preparation. trouble. and expense. He saws
he would much rather meet the members of the
association and their wives at his home in Har-
risburg, and 50 invites them, individually or
collectively. to come there and meet him
where none of the restraints Of public banquet
could intru de.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25

reported by the committee sent to Detroit ard
New York, perfectly provides for the protec-
ton Of the county in respect to ever beng
obliged to pay anything twice. And,
WHREAs, Mr. Beecher insists that to be of
value and use to him, he must have the new
bonds clean and without reference therein to
the old litigated affairs of the county. There
fore.
RESOLVED, That the resolution adopted at
the last August session, reading,
s.RESoLvED That the attorney of the coun-
ty the Chairman and Clerk of this Board be
instructed that in preparing and executing the
new bonds to be given in the Beecher COM
promise, that there be a clause inserted pre-
venting the possibility Of said new bonds ever
becoming a second ciam against the county"
''Bc and the same is hereby recinded
and set aside"
And the ayes and noes being called
for, the motion was lost by the following
vote:
Ayes-Dimock, Humbert. Robinson,
Spenslev, and Van Dusen-5
es-Rainbridge, Bennett. Coates,
Davies, James, Jones, Knight, Meigs,
PAUL and Zimmer.-l0
Mr.. Coates moved to reconsider which
prevailed.
Mr.. Robinson:s resolution was then
adopted by ayes and noes as follows
Ayes-Blinbridge Coates, Dimock,
Humhert, james. Robinson, Spensley,
Van Dusen 81 thinner
Noes-Bennett, Davies, Jones, knight
Meigs and Paull-6
The following resolution was intrO-
dueed by MIR. Bennett, and adopted
viz:
'REsoLvED, That we, the Supervisors of
Iowa county, are al this time in favor of levy
ing the whole amount of the compromise
Bond Tax at our meeting in November"
On motion of Mr. Coates, the Board
adjourned sine dis
Attest,
ORyILLE STRONG,
County Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
The Colossus OF sbc IOuder World.

It has scarcely ever before been
our good fortune to have the graft
fication OF announcing to our read
ers the welcome news Of the appear
anco of Robbins & Coz Great Moral
Museum. Circus and Menagerie in
this place. This monster establish
aent is without doubt, as the head
ing Of this article names it, the Co
lossus Of the Wonder World pre-
senting as it does the startling
feature OF five different and distinct
shows IN one--Aluseum, Avlary, Me-
nagerie and Double Cirtus--in sepa-
rate payiilions, and all for single
hi e OF admission, the SAME as Is
charged by inferior concerns. The
Museum, Ayiary and Menagerie are
repiete with marvellous cuilosltles
and astounding monstrosities from
each and every part OF the world,
and to which additions are constant
" being made. The Menagerie
contains many rare excerpts Of the
animal kingdom, never before ex-
hibited to the American people,
among which may be named the
sacred white deer Of India, by the
inhabitants OF that country Worship
ed as q god; a living Niioctic croc-
odilc, the first and only one ever
brought 20 this country alive, and
many other geological specimens.
Tne student of natural history can
here spend an hour or two to adj
vantage in studying the character
istice Of animals and birds, not daily
and perhaps but once in life time,
presented to his view. Parents
should also bring their children to
see the wonders OF the Museum,
Aviary and Menagerie, as it has
been practically demonstrated III
the past few years that object les
sons are the most successful III teach
ing the young. These departments
may be visited without attending
the performances in the Hippodrome
and circus payi.lious. These eXhi-
billions We notice, however, by our
exchanges. are SO conducted rs not
to offend the most refined, moral and
religious tastes. This grand worlds
exposition will spread their canvass
in this place on Saturday, Oct. 4th,
1873.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25

ment settled), in which similar stipula.
tons to this are filed, shall be held by
the said plaintiff (or his asssnee) US
collateral security for the payment Of
such part as may be unpaid Of the said
sixty-hae per cent. of new Or cOmrro-
mise bonds so issued, and the other
thirty-fve per cent for his own use and
benefit, as is provided in the said agrees
ment, with all the rights and remedies
belonging thereto, and reserved in said
agreement, and with power to the holder
OF any unpaid new or compromise bond,
or OF any Of the unpaid interest coupons
thereof, to proceed in the name of the
said plaintiff, Cor his assignee) to collect
such balance as may be due him upon
such new or compromise bonds, or their
coupons, md shall also be entitled and
have power for such purpose first giving
the said plaintiff (or his assisnee) sixty
days notice, and option to proceed him>
self for said purpose, tC substitute such
attorney of record as he may designate
and with such collection to pay said un-
paid new or compromise bonds The
remaining thirty i've per cent. shall also
be collected and belong to, and be paid
over to the said plaintiff (or his assi.nee)
For the purpose of defining what shall
be default herein, it is agreed that if
the said defendant shall be charged with
de(au in payment, such charge shall
specify what new or compromise bond,
| or interest coupons, are not paid accord ,
ing to the terms thereof, and of the con-
tract under which they are issued, and
| unless such bonds, or coupons, or lawful
evidence of their loss or destruction, or
Of the deposit of the money to pay the
same according to their terms, are pro-
duced in court, within thirty days after
notice of said charge, the said default
shall be deemed confessed, and The same
course shall be taken in regard to any
charge of default in any other respect,
under said contract.
1t is still further stipulated and agreed
by the parties hereto, that this stipula-
ton shall be honestly and fairly con-
strued as a whole, including the several
above documents, rs substantially fair
and upright settlement or compromise
of the said several judgments, at sixty>
five cents on the dollar, payable in six
payments with eight per cent. interest,
the original debt to be held until tie
siZty-fve per cent. and the interest on it,
is paid as agreed and If default is made
the plaintiff Cor his assignee) to have the
III right, as he now has, to proceed to
collect his judgment first crcditing on it
at par, snch sums as may have been
paid, on this compromise. Witness the
signatures Of the said respective parties
hereto
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
Proceedings OF tie September session
UG iisc County Board OF
supervisors.
CovNTY CLERK 5 OFFICE,

DodgeyiIIe, Wis, Sep. l6;h, 1873 !
The County Board of Supervisors OF
Iowa county, convened in special session
pursuant to notice from the Clerk, issued
upon tie following request
80 Orville Strong, County Clerk,
Iowa county, Wisconsin, you are hereby
requested to call a special meeting of the
County Board OF Supervisors of Iowa
county, Wis, 10 convene at the Court
House, in the village of Dodaevi.ie, in
said county, on Tuesday, the l6th day of
September, 4 d 1878, at ! o'clock p
m, for the purpose OF considering cuun>
ty bond matters
james Spensloy, G. c. Meigs, j l.
Jones kelrton Coates, john James, W.
) Dimo,k, ID Einmhert, William Baia-
bridge, Joseph Bennatt
Called 10 order by the Chairman Mt 2
o'clock j. Ia Roll called All the Su.
peryi>ors present except Nc Barnard
The journal was read and approved.
The following report was received:
DopG2ytLLe. WIS, Sep. l6th 1873
To the ton Chairman and Board Of
Supervisors ot Igca county ViScon>
sin
GENTLEMEN The undersigned COM
mittee appointed at yoar last meeting u
- and see the boniholdegs and 10 nego~
ti,te for and endeavor To obtain certain
notifications of Mr. Luther Beecher and
the proposal aud agreement TO compro-
mise h,> boni claims against the county,
and with power to negotiate, and do any
other thing m regard to said bond debt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25

THE most important matter Of the
past week is the failure of about 20
prominent bankers and brokers III
New York, among them Jay Cooke
g. Co, Fisk q Hatch, aad other
houses of the highest standing. A
general panic in the financial affairs
OF the country was at first thought
to be inevitable, but by the Govern
mant promptly coming to the rescue
and buying several millions OF bonds,
such a calamity was happily avert
ed, and the indications now are that
there viii be 40 serious disarrange-
ment of the monetary end CONNER
cial affairs Of the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
To Teachers and District Clerks

Notice is hereby given that the regular examine.
uon of teachers fer Iowa county will be held at the
following times and places, to-wit
AT Mineral Point. for the towns of Mineral Poin,
Moscow and W aldwick, . ctober 18th and llth
AT Avoca. Tor the towns Of Highland, Pulaski and
Clyde, October 18th and 18th.
At Arena. OF the towns Of Arena and Wyoming
October 18th and 10th o'
At Dodgeville. for the towns of Dodgeyille And
Ridgeway. October 18th and 18th.
At Nihin. for the towns of Mifiin and Linden
October 10Th and 1st.
Each examination will commence at Q A. NJ Of IN,
FIRST day, and close at y NJ of the second day In
case there be at any place more than the house viii
ccommodate, preference win be given to teacher. ~
this county. Z. PArEFIEED
Miiilin, Aug u. 1913 o6w5 Co. sups.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
ElOOIcd Stock for Sale.

Chas. Collard, Of Linden, has five or
six young thorough bred bulls for sale.
Also % young thorough bred Cotswod
bucks, and u number of young berkshire
bears from imported stock; all of which
he will sell cheap. Mr.. Collard took the
premium and sweepstakes on his Berk-
shire boar. His sheep are unrivalled
Some of the sheep the past season sheared
20 lbs. of wool, and we believe the Cots .
void heeces averaged II lbs each 3Sw6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
AUGU ST FLOWER.

This great Dyspepsia Panacea has the
largest sale of any other preparation in
the world Why because we say to every
one that is afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness, Headache, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, Indiges
ton or any disease depending upon pure
blood. healthy Liver and Stomach, to call
at the Drug Stores Of J. Fl. Vivian, J. b.
& G. X. Moffett or Il. d. Pulford Mineral
Point, Wis, and get one of our sample
bottles free Of charge. Regular size rs
cents. Two or three doses will relieve
any case. Try it,
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID,
holesalc, Agents,
13-4m-al Chicago. III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
Wheat Up, Furniture Down.

If you need furniture, it will pay to see
Ellingen Bros. before you purchase. There
YOU will find the largest and finest stock IN
the city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE

The regular Fall Institute for the teachers OF low
county will be held at Mineral Point, commencing
October 9th, and continue four days. The day se,
sons will consist of discussions aud class drills The
evening sessions will be occupied by lectures and
essays Prof. McGregor and other proninep. edu.
Gators will be present.
Let all the teachers in the county turn out ana
make this session of our institute a success
Teachers will be entertained FREE OF CHARGE ar
ring the institute. T. PATEFlELD
Mnlin, Aug 10, 1873. Co. Stunt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
SILK HATS.

OF the latest pa;tern-Broadway Trade
and others-for sale cheap by Grass &
Schiilen II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
Republicans Nominations.
C.. c. WASHBURN,
COUNTY.

Tor supt. Of Schools, SAMUEL PAR x 5
For emllyman-ist Dist G. G. DAVID.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25
FALL OF 1878.
DAUM & SCH.LLiNG
Have just opened as fine and full stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES

As was ever brought to this community,
to which they invite the attention of the
public. Every kind and quality of boots
and shoes for Ladies, Gents and Child
rem will be found in this stock All
warranted to be well made and of good
material Examine the goods, and learn
that our prices are as low as any others
gas~ Work made to order, aud repair-
ing done promptly. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all cases.
Opposite the Post Office, Mineral II.
Sept 10Th, 1SI3.-3Stf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25

TIE new Improvement on our Air Tight
Collins puts rs IN Il position which enables
us to sell collins lower than any other firm
IN this place. Satisfaction given or money
returned. All our Collins are air-tight.
32m3 ELLINtiEN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-09-25

A fine assortment of single and double
Buggy and Team harness can be found at
I. PRiESTLEI s, opposite the L. S. hotel
These harness are all made from No |
Oak Tanned Leather, by frst-class work
men, and are sold at the following prices ::
Common Hip Strap & Crupper Team Harness 800
Heavy Team Harness with Breeding 49,. 34-36
Ordinary single Harness Buggy -. -. 2'-26
Fine Silver Plated Buggy Harness, single. 3o-}3
50 s. g double 81 50
Plain Double Buggy Harness -. .....-.... 3S-45
Saddles from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50-20
iiahcFs 10 CTS TO 81 eacf
sweat Pads :. Is cents
Riding Brides ........- =. Isl % to 2 so each
Special attention paid to ordered work
2Im3