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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

JUDGMENT OF MUsICIANs.-Theodoree
Thomas the distinguished founder and
conductor of the famous "Thomas' Or
chestra," New York, ought to know as
well as any one the opinions entertained
by musicians respecting musical instru,
ments. He declares that they generally
agree with him in regarding the MASON
& HAMlLN CABINET ORGANS as much the
best instruments of this class in the
world 1t is not, therefore, surprising
that they are now largely exported to
Europe, commanding higher prices there
than the instruments of their best makers.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

As ECONOMY is the order of the day, the
cheapest collar you can wear is the Elm
wood. All the edges being folded makes il
look like linen, and the peculiar finish is SC
thoroughly perspiraton proof it will keep
clean longer than any other collar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

EVERY READER of this paper can re-
ceive, free, a copy of the best Agriculturul
and Family newspaper in this country by
addressing Moores Reral New Yorker,
IS Duane street, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

A POOR old man committed suicide in
San Francisco because pictorial sheet
characterized him as an "old nuisance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

The NORTHWESTERN HORsE-NAL Co.'S
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

me Peoples Stamp Of Vnlue.-The Gov.
eminent Endorsement, which legalizes the sale Of
FAANTAr1os BIrTERs, is not the only stamp affixed
10 'hat famous VEGETABLE Tonic. 1t bears, in add
uon 10 that Official sanction the STILL MORE vALuA
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Aoe voucher OF Its rare propert,e as Toxic Cor
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12


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in America Three months tuition. with all the ad.
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Bryant the original founder OF the chain OF colleges
has Withdrawn as partner from all tho schools OF
chain in order 10 give his whole time to building up in
Chicago an institution far in advance OF any business
this purpose IL being rapidly accomplished The terms
put at low rate, being based upon aanrge patron
nium Of study, which win be sent application to
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A GENTS WANTED, Men or Women. g! q
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1t once to COWEN g. Co, Eighth street, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN TEA co. will send
you direct any quantity OF Tea you require. per U.
delivery direct 70 the President the Company thus
Box 1884," Agents wanted every where
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

Agents wunte 10 take Agrnis' (:MIde.
Tells who agents and what for. On trial mos,
I DC. James 4. scott, 1875 Clark street, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

HA~ M uAR HABIT CURED at Home. No
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~ O0v0 paralleled success. Describe case.
400 testimonials Address DR. T. Marsh, Quincy. Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

NIS2l0 Month f fITsa cs sys GSs FrT
ticuars free L. Waller q Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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b n ~ - and expenses month to agents. Address
~ e w A. L. STODDARD, Jonesville, Mich.

A DVERTisERsi am. Newspaper Union repre-
N SCENTS over 800 papers, divided into subh
visions. Send 3-cent stamp tor Map showing ioca
ton Of papers, with combined and separate lists,
giving estimates for cost of advertising. Address
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

SeCE PER DAY Commission or $50 week Sal.
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removed in days. Send stamp for
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A~OUE n n EATERS THOROUGHLY CURED.
Cheap quick nosuffering. yrs
wonderful success. Describe case.
VI oOUvu DR.. Armstrong; Berrien. Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-12

ND@r ~ A MONTH--Agents wanted every.
u/k% where. Business honorable and first
M%EVB class Pa Particulars sent free; Address
~AVV JOHN WORTH & co. ST, Louis, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
lKoOKLYN puBLlc rnEFrs.

New frauds are brought to light in the Tax
once daily, aud the deficiencies have been discovered
during the past few days to be large that secret
meeting Of The Board Of Audit held Saturday 20
consider what action should be taken. The amount
which * Deputy Collector GIl Is accused OF enbezzDg
IS said only small portion Of what is missing
Hf. seaman, the accountant, has already discovered
iha the city has been dcfIauded Of thousands OF
dollars III defaults and interest alone aud the subject
came NJ OF Saturday az meeting OF the Board Of Audit,
which tie expert attended. The Board, consisting of
Controller Schroeder, Alderman Ropes, Auditor Shaur
man and Mayor Hunter, met IN the Controllers office,
and beIr fret act 10 pledge the accountants 10
pcrecy Iuis }, understood indicate that other per
pons than Capt, Gal will be arrested and called 10 ac-
rouut N q fvw days. Contrary 10 the expectations
Of many persons and 20 tue statement Of mem
Der OF the Grand Jury made 10 TBIBJ Ne
reporter Frud the Grand jury brought In ten in
Eicfmcuts saturday against C6pt. Gill Each one OF
the indictments contains many counts, that the
papers present "a somewhat formidable appearance.
Whey * that the former Depdy Collector embeZ
tfd from to time sums OF money ranging from 500
10 s2OJO aud amounting to f427 40 TIE accused SAID
SATURDAY, that ne entirely Innocent Of the charges
made against lnm and that he believed that many or
lhc alleged frauds could De- explained. He willjprOba
ly be called upon 10 plead 10 the indictments to-day.
Assessor BTcCH stated Oh Saturday that IN some
oeihut and interest could have been properly revoked.
tfs~neu,s ~ the tax office. He added that amount
thus properly taken of tne Dlls would however, be
oompdrutvcly small, falling below the sum which it Is
A :
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
TnE SALARIES OF METHODIST BISHOPS.

Until the General Conference OF the MethO-
dist Epscopa. Church, in BroUkn. May, 1874 the saa
anu travelling expenses Of the Bishops were paid
exclusively from the profits o. the Book Concern Al
that Conference collections ordered annually in
the churcbos throughout the country 10 deiray these
expenses the book agents NJ NewYork and Cincinnati.
however authorized before TO receive and Dis
burse the funds. 70 meet the salaries and travelling
expenses OF the thirteen bishops about 10000 per annum
Is required. Since the change the cement, a
period of n months the agents have dsburscd nearly
soOOa while the receipts scarcely reached $1,000
No embarrassment s appruhonded however, from this
apparent deficit. Thirty annual Conferences 10 be
held within the nett three months including the Balu
more, Philadelphia NewJersoY, Nswaik, New-y0rk
and NewYorh East and it bccyeu the deneit viii be
largely reduced,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
THE poTrER's FIELD INQUIRY.

The Committee of the Board OF Aiun Aiucin.n,
appointed to investigate the Of buryng
or HART. Island received on Saturday Information
from several persons which will be OF great use id con
ductng the investigation. severa letters WIZ 80
eeived stating that the writer's could prove 'n"'
had been buried in the Pottor's Field without permits
being obtained from the Board OF heai'h, III oruer "
prevent undertakers who held the permls iro"
ing the bodies for burial in cemeteries i's'i"o ,
no taken NV thc Committee IN regard TO the charge tat
coins dled with rubbish often taken to the Potter
Field while the body is smuggcd away for d'ssecuoh
al some medical college The Committee were also ID.
formed that A. " White keeper of the deadhouse al
Beueyue Hospital who was accused OF having gNen
away the body of Edward German for dssecu9n VIII ,
been removed by the Commissioners OF Char!ues anu
Core CtiOu as announced.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
rAx-PAyERs TO BE RELIEVED.

Communications in reference to the reduc-
ion Of the estimates for the support Of the City aud
County Government during 1874 have been sent 20
Albany 10y the Mayor and Controller and will be pre-
sonted 10 the Legislature this week. Two bills one OF
which relates to the city and the other the county
estimates, accompany the espOndeuce The Mayor
81 bf letter recommends the passage Of the acts the
ground that the interests OF the city require speedy
setOu The Controller IA his letter to the Mayor saws
The Board o. Estimate and Apportionment IN Decem-
her last acting under the statute made the aupropria
fops iOr the 1874 Included ia these
were certain amounts which tie Board was compeled
bV the ttTms OF the law 60 insert These with the a1d
;ouaI burdens thrown upon The the taxpayers y the
Increase The state taxes, by the increase OF m.
amount Of The Interests the public debt by tle in
creased OccdsiOned DY the annexation the
Twtut. hId aud TWcnty-fOurth Wards, anu by tie ad
oifiou of certain TO De paid out OF taxa
zion. which heretofore had been provlted' for
nv bonds, Will require Tax Idte for
1874 OF S 4OIOO Taxation 10 tins extent Will be TOO
great burden. have heretofore informed }On that II
can and ought 20 reduced III order 10 accomplish 1t
IUTher legislation is necessary and have prepared
AMI subJt herewith two acts authorizing the Board OF
AppOrtiOnmeut 10 revise and redeernlDe the appro-
piiatlOus for the year 1874. should the Legislature
promptly pass hc requisite laws the impending burden
81 for 1874 be reduced II, however thlTd or
q quarter Of the suffered to elfpse before the
Board oi AppOruonment is authorized 10 aci lis power
reduce the expenditures VIII be proIorucnstey less
fLfG.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
SUNDAY CRIME.

Patrick Carmity and Hugh Sharp, workmen
employed in the abatt0r at Harsnus Cove, Jersey
City, while in the building yesterday quarreled about
the possession OF chains which they used IN saugherng
hogs fight followed. during which Carnity seized a
club and struck Sharp the head with the weapon.
Sharp was knocked senseloss by The blow. He
ried to st. francis's Hospital, where the d2
covered that his skull fractured Coroner Reinhardt
arrested Carmlty and put him jail await the result
OF sharp's injuries.
Gen of No l0 Bayardst st3bpcds sMchael Gillespie Uf
No. ll6 MOttst. IN tine breast with penkne, INJECTING
"a severe wound GilieR arrested.
Toe wife Of John Mccarthy OF NJ. 2j Aantest. Brook
lyn, attacked her husband with hatchet and inflicted
severe wound ia ms head ye steVday.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
BARNuMs NEW HIPPoDRoME.

The new enterprise of p. I. BaTnum for pop
mar entertainment surpasses in magnitude and N mar
Vicious features any that have gone before. AS fears
have been expressed that the great structure which he
D. buGmg northeast Of Madisonsquare viii be pecu-
hsrly exposed to dangers from fire, p T. Barnum Co..
have written letter 70 The Union League Club, show
snc the extensive alterations made In the original plans
so1 the sake OF security The whole square between
Madison and FOurth-aves. and Twentysxth and TWen'
syseyeuiLs by 197 feeta space equal TO 81 city
Sots-W, be !DoOscd by solid brick walls % feet high,
.nrmounted by a single tier OF circular windows,
winch Will provide amply for dir and venula-
tou Above this Will be Ornamented iron cOrnice.
The roof over the seats and galleries win be 5s feet
llgb ~ it crown and covered with hreprOof material
A. Summer entertainments only are intended the oval
spa,e the center Will have canvas covering within
Lo seals which win surround the four sides in single
1iCI-tBus lusIIug gTaoter safety than in ordinary
sbeatcrst there Will be track 25 feet wide and almost
cne fourth Of mile long, where will be shown toulna-
mems lageaus, chariot and hurdle races, coursing
scenes and trials of speed between ostrches Glands,
ErCs and other curious creatures, beside exhibitions
al what training do with elephants horses dogs,
and other animals. Inside the track will be a garden
pleasant with flowers, fountains stauary, and an aqua
suiu. stage scenery vii! invite conhagrstion There
SI he 40 basement to the building and the necessary
nooring will be Of cement resting on the ground The
original plan for stores the two avenue fronts las
been Land aside To avoid she possibility OF perll rom tht
Oi cophsg gtduOu the meuagere With its single story
tnck brigK walls. cemeut floor. and irOD-ined cages
Tie stalls for nofses which VIII only be used during The
1orOuna nCcsthe horses viii be on exhibition III sepd
rae Stauie-arc stil better protected \ stream OF
Wll trOuG these stalls ana the meDagoile,
every column viii Dear wateTppe with nose, by
of when the whole place be flooded IN nYe
inInutcs Forty BabcOck eXunguishers ana SIX con
siaus wdchUcu viii add 10 the security OF the struc-
Iure winch IS intended be agreeable aspect,
iUIabi,, het Ihlu. and attractive 10 patrons In lts
arrangements. An ouila0 OF $4,000 WI: be necessary
Itorc tbc are opened aud the entire expenditure
season viii reach Aalf million There VIII be seats
1900 people. Nlr. B.ruUuI has been Europe
Oruhrr procuring troop, OF cOmpiahed pcriOrmers-
women, horses. dogs, monkeys ETC. aud collecting
Iaic auu splendid things for display, which coming
~ almost every The great Snowman himself
foS.gd t0 return neat month, aud his nlpp0GrOme
VII. B, III
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
LECTURES AVID MEETINGS.

GIlmorc's 29d Regiment Band will give a
concert this evening al the Arnoty n Fontoenfl-st.
Wendell Phillips will lecture on Street
Life Europc Tonight ~ Association lia under the
auspices Of the Young Men, Christian Assoe.a e.atiOn.
The Gas Commission met in the office of the
Comuissoner o. Public WORKS Saturday, aud ope 1
proposals from the Harlem ana metropolitan Ga3.ieLt
paues for supplying ga and performing incidental
services III that part or tut cay Noi 0i iAl 'O"t IN
81. The awards VIII nOt be announced iOr icW Gays.
The first anniversary OF the Newf0rk
Union temperance Prayer Meeting celebrated yes
erdayj afternoon, the Church og the Strangers, a.
Merccr-st, near Eighth-s The Rev. Dr. Deems, tie
Rev Robert Cameron the Hon. W T. Dodge. and Judge
Flanders were on the platform In the Teuort Oi the
past years work read Ly A. T. Mullcn the founder
OF the prayef-mcetluC and it, present IIosient al
conjecture the success ~ tie undertaking. Ino women
credited with having rormcd large share OF tie
Ohio, they have been rewarded BY notable CON
quests the enemy iutsuU ftE,c. Br.c addresses
were made 10y the Hon. Nm T. DoI1o and others. AID
The meeting closed with prayers Tor the oohuHGe1 81 -
cess Oi tue movement.
A meeting of a portion OF the Democracy
Of the XVIII Assembly District held on slturda,
evening at Demilt Han, and resolutions adopted
declaring that Maurice j. Power the delegate from that
district la the Tammany General Committee, who was
lately chosen Clerk ot the Marine Court had used b8
position procure Office ard had neglect ID the interests
OF TIE party, aud that George Kelly, lately chosen
Chairman oi the District Committee, bad as Assistant
Ae rman worked against the party At the last general
election protesting against their retaining Their pJS
tOn-, and directing that copy OF the proc edngs be
sent 70 the Tammany Hall G. snordl Committee. Adj
G.. OBrien, Mr.. LIrkn, and others The meeting
has grown out 0f local contest, the factions b-lnX
represented by Maurice Power dad Peter Woods Power
and his friends claim that there than
omDlDus load OF Tammany adberonts present.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

ene horse when they and tbe, invited guests misn.
have an opportunity congratulate him on his nonorea
old age and 10 share in the generous pride Ne" fo
feels In his that of one of hor Distinguished
zens Mr. Cooper replied with courteous thanks anu
occenaucc and the reception s accordingly 10 be he'u
on the 18th inst,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
RECErIIoy TO PETER COOPER.

Messrs. Geo. W. Hows Algernon S. Sulli-
VAN and Geo W Carleton, Committee OF the Arcadian
fub addressed note 10 Mr. Peter Cooper the 5th Of
August 1873, expressing the grateful regard In which
,h.ir merpbers In common with the public held MI
,o,.y,, bubble services and asking him TO
reception On Tie evening of bic sd BIRTHDAY ~ their
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

Clarendon Hofel-Miss Clara Louise kelioee. ~; -.
u.,n, HotL-RiebArl A. England fUh httHW no
.~The Hon Israel Haieh Of Buffalo che Hon ~ hI'e. ] OF
s,ssnse and The Hon " eed Of Pasbng ~ L.
poils Ho1-Che Engineer W. H. Shock u y Navy hop"a'
Uor, Msio, Johp TYLER u e. Army hsor Hour 81 o or W.
e. Ts,so OF Baa.lo Gisey HOsse-Gen n S 0on OF Jsp.nl
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
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New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 0. 1877.

Grange ticket with the exception OF Mr. Latourete for
Supervisor, their nominee being Freeman WyDant
RIcHMosD.-The brewery proprctors of this Island
making every EFFORT 10 get tnelr fulI yearly
supply Of ice Some OF the pond owners receYe as han
$500 for the Winters crop Several carloads OF Ice
were received Saturday by the proprietor OF tne
Chiffon brewery via the Staten Island Railroad which
cut FROM the ponds Garretson's Station III
averages from five TO six inches In thickness
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEsTCHEsTER.-The Episcopal and Presby-
teran churches in this village entered by burglars
few nights ago and robbed Of communion plate, books
&c II supposed that the thieves got frightened whiie
engaged in OF the rObbories ~ various articles
which they had collected and prepared ior carrying OF
we're left behind.
WHITE PLATSs.-The Supervisors OF Wesrcbcster
County received letter from H. = snebey az New
York. proposing that the authorities OF this county OBJ
tain charter for rapid transit road 10 NewGOTk, and
build Il the expense OF the county He that
by this property in the county Will be doubled IN
value. He compares the price Of lau0 ia this county
and Ia Hudson County, " j. He shows that property In
Hudson County has increased In value fIom sl50000in
1860 10 {s 100000 in 1875 while property IN TINS C0uu
~ worth only sOO00O0 This prosperity OF ud
County, he declares is due 10 tue multitude or rail-
road lines that pass through The county and 10 the cheap
fares If Wcstcbester County should 1ui quick tran
sit road and have cheap trains NO arms that its pros
perity would DE as great that OF HUDSON County.
Mr.. SuCbey's letter was referred 20 q committee.
CROToN LAEE.-The OF the PostO1icc or this
village, hitherto known az PinesbTIGge' has been
changed 10 81 "CrOtOn Lake
PoUNDRIDGE.-Mr. ChauDcey Green has been appoint
ed Postmaster OF tbiH village,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total smonnt of water Tor the weeh''''''''''''' vs.
n,ptb Of snow for the veet, ii a inches -,- IL.
p,taIee ira ye.d BY ibe wind durnf the Weth lE' ll
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
HOME NEWS.

rBpRsouErRR YESTERDAY, AT H00surs IN Bsoho"h'
9.m-I4o Noon-2lo 3nm-3o' hdnisht-25'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. ,
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