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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,cDs
w UNITED STATES MD ROYAL MAAIiLLSS 81 IA Mhh'
For QUEENSTOWN AND LlN EltlOOl" p,,,,
NOTICE-Ihe steamers NJ this Limo rake ie llur nj
recommended by Lieut. MaurY. u y n" on Oo'' 'no ' ~
hOuicwar,l NoyageA Ina m
BKITANNIC. cap Perry. Saturday Fooru'y "a m
nALTIl Cant Pir-el THURSDAY, February w. 5:,V " H.
GEHMAN1', Capt Kennedy y il' r ep .sn ~ II = H.
CEiII Cap;. raic liis IT,, ,1E
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCh' Fooi w "
1heso steamer, arc uniform 4ss All ISL ps,h
ponlrnrnts The saloon. SIi"rJp n+ ShioS' ' IN Ara
rooms are placed ampl.npL whore - noo Al % ,, ,ie
least felt anOrlng degroo Ot comtOr' htlor'o u'''
RArEs-Saoon $50 and 500 return uGAe9s on W.
abe terms Storage from tho Ola Cou'"'' 7'' ' ~
FORK. SO an, s,.e, ,rucA
other 'P1J Nv NV
company 7''''' -' ' X. T. COkiIS. Agolt
C. L. BARTLETT & TO-. AGENTS. Boston. ;,.,,
BAKKIIT L CArTI5LL. Agents ihh"io''"N-
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Eecturrs ano ,tleetln3s
Balls.
A RON SOCIETY

1 kION SOClE Y.
~ GRAND MASQUERADE BALL. - -
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, MONDAf. FEB ~
ICKi 1S-Geniemen. -; Ladies So eich-can be had OF
schmidt, 80 BlUddst. Geo. Hcnger, u E1Chauge
Place ogden & Katzenmlyer. 10 hbertysti kaiden:
berg Astnr House 10 Fulton ST. Ashbel Y. Fitch 30
Nassau.sL: Palm & techteer. iOj broadway: C. NJ Vom
Haur ~ ,rcet.-t; Geo Hanft. 79j Broadway Wilhelm
4 Gr,rf il4!4J iroiway Hanit Bros. IA FiIthaye t.
Spangeibor 500 \. J Wilhelm ~ Co. 985 3daye;
r. ,,uggrnheimer sos dave AT anon HAL, ~ ana Il
II. Mar. splacc. and OF all the members
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Dlpioeuo Noilces.

OFFICE OF THR TOMBSTONE MILL MINING COMPASY,t
Az WAINUT'sT., PHLApElrHIA. Jan. ~, leSl.
ELEVENTH DIVIDEND.-THE EXECU-
H Committee of the Board OF Directors OF this com.
pany have this cay declared The r'gnT monthly dvi.
aen of 1000 beng cents on each s ire Of the capital
stock company PAYABLE and after February IS
this otce. Transfer Books closed from ION 10 9Th nCu.
81 0FOfOE ~ M ia M fItsI'eu
". J. CHEYN ley. Secretary
NOTiCE.-All and every the COuO0n Certiii-
IN Gates the Kansas Pacific Railway Company OF series
A IA, c. T., u. IL. j. L. NJ, q H. H. +, aud Will bo
paid ana after January 10 1881 az the Office OF sad Com
many * Broadway In the .y Of New York and also The
coupons thereof then and the interest thereon an
and surrender thereof IN accordance Win this
notice = demanded.
Alter thirty lays tho nonteres snail NC
crue or be paid the said certificates coupons
them --..a..... -. =,
b,nks NAV be mad Office NewIOrk Jan TO- 1881
'- JAMES NJ HAM. IRE tsurer
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OFFICES TO LET.
Gitp propertn Uantso.

CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
~ having many calls for stores and lofts FiDl
William BeeEman Nassau and other that vicinity
rutland & WHITING. Beexman.st.
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Grates ano fenoers.

CRATES AND TENDERS, -.
BliAo- OPEN FIRE.PLACES,. mr., IL
ArIlrons Fire Seis. coal Holds MIN lON iALho
A., ,,r.at variety. llulrslle and retail :, =,
y CONOVER IL 90. 3OS CahIIs''' ~ l.
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NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL IIaE for Perth Amboy Sou'h Arnboy. Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asnry par< ont Pleas
ant. Toms Rvrc BarHegIt. AT "A MTG CITY. &c.
Ieaye New YORK. foot Libcry.Nt. at o. s;l5 ll;i' III"
1870 $3.50 t. 6:jO u m.
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GERMAN MNIL.

l IfnmhuTg. American Pacset Cnnpanv5 Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHEKBOC HG and HAMBURl
LI:r~t FeD 10 fk-l A:...: teO ~
STENIA Feb u WIEfAN D........ March
Iar- PASSAGE 10 Plymouth 10! on thrrDlnrg. Ham.
all points the south ~ Engla u Flr-t Cabin.
s-u second Cabin. $50 Strrage $50 Knunl trip at To-
du, rd IL - - clA-o from Hamburger iiA' rs
kI'NIIAWpI & CO.. T.. t.ICIIAIlD * co,
trnrral Agents General Passenger Agents
4 y T. Ne. 4 Hrn,dWty y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

TNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u MONDAY EVG. FEB. Z. LAST PERFORMANCE
VI A Revival Of Dumas Ell luitte play
TIL DAAICHEFFs, .,
with q p Thorne. IT, L. de uellevile Jno Paiseue
/ II Stoddart Wolden Ramsay, IL. DAILY,
CLas col ms Mrs. E. J. Philips Saude HARRISON
Eleanor Carey. Nellie MOrant and
others IN the cast
Tucsiay and Thur Cay afternoons, Fep. anu ~
IL ANA u, EXTRA AATlNkEs. 0AaILIe
WALLACK'S. ~, ro.,., w,,,sx,
w proprietor and Manager M; L ryS AZ a
Fyery EVENIXG at and SATC HDAf MAiiNHI ~ i"s
II, -, .o.,oo, nsv comedy 10 three acts from the 0e1
WILL W P man Of Herr sOuthan, entitled
WHERE'S ihN WaEREs THE CATi
WHERE'S THE cATs
by James Albery. - ,, -.
WIN III = ESr0S STAGE MkCHANIsM BY Mr. F. DoH
y d tSNC!roS appointments by MI L. SIEDLE' NEW
Mmt;sic by Mf. THOMAS BAKER, .,,.o,.,s
iSSA ana the following distribution OF cnarsctefs x
air GARKOWAY FAWN........Mr W "a 80 e. ~
GEORGE W. pIT7
PERCIVAL arIa RpV
SCOTT RAMSAY gntnTA
1,s xvoaT
mGCM AR...... Miss ADELAIDE DErTH i0n
MADuE'''''''''' ''''''' '-. Miss EMMA LoRAINp
NAN. r
NEAR A SMALL tow II WEsrMohELASA
oorFrr pooA AT THE WINGED DRAGON
TIME-THE PRksENTs -
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECrGON Leave foot of iAbery-3L Tor Freehold
at S:lj. ll4j a. nj; l. $3.50
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NEW YORK. Feb. :, l-Sl..
VNHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
4 ISG GO NlPASY tO.d1t declare It's regular monthly
dividend OF SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE pay.
sbe February 1881 a. the Agency OF the Bank OF Nevada
No Walst. New YORK - - , $500. -. a.. a.,
transfer Books February and open on 4tl INST
''" NJ. H.. COOK. Vice. Resident.
TIYHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
The coupons OF the mrs, mortgage bonds 0 aS D
mauf ny Feb 1881 VIII pep WI on
ana after the Farmers Loan ana rus o.
al the GENERAL Once OF We COMPANY ~ ~
O'u'" Treasurer.
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tflarble anu GlaIe ttlantels.
miscellaneous.

DOBERT w. KIPP.-GOld and silver Daoges
IL and metals so Fultonst., New-York.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. orK loot Liberty.st. y. Il
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

BOl ND BROOK HOO III
For TRENTON a u PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewNor rom station {. L. H. OF do foot Of LID
ertv-st.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at 7ij. q. 10
ll:lo a. M li1 t. 4aO JjO rs. ll3O IL y, III On sun
day at SD a. IN; J:iL T. ll.jD ltp IN. ,.
For Third and Berksst, At $50 Ills l3O. AL
jSO y, IN. ON sun iav 1;4j l. go.
F"rTreuton Warren and Tue Scrsts, ~ 80 ~ III
l:SO 4. $50 l:4i. $3.50. 4 ll5J, l2p IN sunday
S45 a. m; $50 : T. ll:30. II D. N. . 49,,
Return Phalcpha for New. YORK -,
From stations Phiale'nia ami sAng H. corner N;nth
and GrecnSta 100 $40 $50. II a m; lI2 = $: y
blO' $40 30 ~ On sunday at $40 M 3'3' C.lO
From hlri AMI BerSsst+. at 45. 500 9l5 ~; l2o.
80 H. M. sunday At $40 a. m. I:{O ll:3O
PROM Trenton. Warren and Iuckrr>- IL. i25. SO
CSC \ gu5 lO:nS ll:2U a. IN; 2 24i "a. $780, - 52j
H. III SundlV-l %, as. 9.:ol. G.lj. ~ Il.
Connection made al Jer'ey tIty 10 and from
Bro X yn and Eric De ct Jersey Ciiv . 800 90. 49,,
Tickets rot ~ LibertYsi NpA 2HJ, 2bl 4ol,
Broadway and AZ the principal hotels Not
Annex UhCe J wells " hart, BrupkVn
Y transfer company. Doids Express VIII call iui
hotel or Tesdenc, destination. Appi
oann can be ant lf2J Br0liway. 30 ih ve
NrwVork and Court BrOoEivn All these oAcr.
connection With the Bell Telephone and Law Telegraph.
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n FUICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II PAnoENGEH TRAINS. On 4nlIfor Iuno l. Sd VIII
tot COraudt ui bcp>S ats. al ~ A.,
p N. and $50 J., Tor Ea-t"n Hrthlohen. Aieniowi-
PeAaIug Mauch Chunk WiscshAfrr 1uwhnda NAyrfD
Ithaca GENEVA. LYONS Bnno and IN, west fuIinAns sep
IL coaches attached 10 G:3Op n tram , -. ~.
Trains 7:4D n m AMI IN. cohhecs ''F 40
NNN'" " H. i,Vi SGTu%' General Passenger Agent
GtLus Eastern once corner church 4m Cortandt-stA
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EMPERIAI4 ELKKMAN, v IL,
sTLAM-lIl ILNt hhrwEEN NEW.foRK,
SDLVHAMPtON AND BREAEN 80
DONA C..........~LL. heb . ~ lAi....- sat rep ~
III 1b > 20 tiN al. ! - -
RATES OF PN~~NGE IRON = EW. DIRK n SOCTllAMP
TON. HANEE OF BREMEN. -. an
FIRST CABI N..........t7o Ntt OND CABIN -...tJU
STEE|AGt. $50. ,
Return tickets A. rcIrr rat"t rret1l sr'ras' oHrh,
cafes ~ Steamers sail from Pier between Sccohd anu
limbs L.. llOlukcE. y. j. , . 49,, II, ,,. ,.
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

VIA bALTINORE AND WASHINGrON
Leave New lurk. foot Liberty
pa ~ f"i Washington. Ciucnnati, - i"i 4, &c
fp m ia " fa-t Lin. through COACHES and 9eeWng
cars to Cincinnati Chicago - IOuis &c
ll;5O III DAILY fVr Washington Cincinnati chicago ~
l1tu- e.
Tickets for sale and baggage checked at iooo Ihcrvst
JOSEPH =. IL AKttIS H. T. BALDWIN,
Gvner.i Manager. Gen. Asa Agent
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CORRESPONDENT or BOOKKEEPER.-I
~ active temperate man. 81 years of rxperi.
enced genera furnish reference " the best
character: employ banking jOOblng. i'm
porting exporting hons correspondent or bookkpr
VIII be pted until services are found
U be Of value. Address LOMPUTED EXCHANGE Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
sailing every saturday alternately ron Pnll ie in ami
Ncwl "rk Tor Antwerp landing passenger+ within few
hours ric OF he importnt points Of Interest the Con
uueut
NADErLAN ID. SaturIav. Feb. r. 4 D.
FGrrstes Of passage and other htDr nluJa IDDVi,
Pc EK WRIGHT q SONS, islSrh AS5ItA
3O7 Walnut. Phla,clpniA - brOl tWY v ". York
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSrOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
NDIIt'E.-1hr steamers ihs Ilur Lieutenant
NauryS Lane routes a. 5rasons1f ia year
t.iIT pt r.ttI,iN - KlJAN. FEB H. 2 p. IN
Ciii OF F-nAn. Ftn II. A. IN.
CiiY OF RICINON EDAY. Fcb %. y. m.
cry OF ca ItH.........N \ KIN J.. !dI. p a lL
cry OF NONIKEAI URSDAG. Mir. To- ,.
From iier q. \. Il. loot 90 Charlton 81
Cabs $50 aud 500 Return ticket, On favorable terms
STEERAGF. ~ Prepaid 80 DTafts AZ lowest ate+
Saloons smoNlug and pat lroon' dnii+hlpA
These steamers do not tatr. sheep Or pigs =.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent 81 ami 81 1T adway' y. 4
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Oredn gtelmer5.

A MEXICAN LINE.
n FOR at EESSTbWE AND LIVERPOOL.
only Translautc Limo unl'r Ia An titG;NN FLAG
sailing W~ine lay Pal 'fipL AL dyorpoJL
Extra salirRs On atsrnpts SATURDAYS
.OIIO W tdnrs a.. . / Il. d ga NJ
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DRIVER. --Amencan by birth; single; u
~ Of age driver has seven years experience III
furnish doubted refer noes secur iy n ne
and expectations moderate CSl or address W. W.
l.. a Perry .nt.. Oily.
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Lltuatlons Uante0-- nialee

II BARTENDER. BY n competent man speak
II Lag kusli IA ami German age o. a situation bar
teI der good references Address JACOB ANDKkAS, 81
All st, CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

CORRESPONDENT or ASSISTANT BOOK
~ KEEPER-Ny services as clerk correspondent, assist
boOkkeper office assistant are prof red to manu-
factory joUbn exporters house temperate. active, In
experienced III business ana
able proouce references of the best character Please call
o address Nj b, Sth.ave.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
GRANTS MISTAKE.

Gen. Grant letter does not show
his usual good taste and judgment.
His relations with politics seems to
have lowered rather than elevated
his tone. His complaints against
President Garfield are based upon
purely personal grounds. 1t appears
that he wanted General Badeau re-
tanned as Consul at London, but the
President concluded to transfer him
to another position. Badeau has
held a $4,000 Office for the past
twelve or thirteen years and had no
claims to monopnlize it longer Gen.
Grant objects to the change of era.
mer, his brotherin- law, from Den
mark to Switzerland. But the state
department says this was done at
his own request, and it was supposed
to be entirely satisfactory to General
Grant. He also complains that the
resignation of Mr.. Fish was accept,
ed as Charge D'Affairs to Switzer-
land. But the state department also
"a tudt MI. l. 1911 tlu uOl ueSlfG W
hold the position longer. Thefe cel-
tainly is some misunderstanding
about these matters. But General
Grant can hardly expect that all his
friends can be kept in Office for life.
He sympathizes with Mr.. Conkling
as is his privilege. But he ought
not to censure President Garfield for
doing just what he himself did re-
peatedly during his own administra-
tion-that is, making appointments
without any consultation with or re-
gard for the wishes of the Senators
from the respective states 1t was
Gen. Grants independence in this
respect during his first term which
commended him to the country at
large and gave him strength with
the people. The same course on the
part of Gen. Garfield is producing
the same effect. The latter may oc-
casionally err in judgment, as some
times did Gen. Grant, but his mo-
tive in recognizing all elements of
the party will be duly appreciated.
-OShkOsh Northeastern.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

THE government ,.icials, so the
w ashington dispatches say, are NOV
ing slowly but surely in the star
route prosecutions, and have the
evidence nearly completed to pre-
ser. to the Grand Jury. 1t is ex-
pected that the documentary evil
dence will be submitted this week,
and then the examination of wit
nesses will begin. Both Dorsey and
Brady have retained counsel and
have their bondsmen ready, expect
ing to be indicted at once. Several
other members of the ring will also
be indicted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
Stock Farm for Sale.

John Spcnsley having purchased his brother
Calvert's interest in the farm lately owned by
their father, Harker Spenslcy, now offers the
same for sale. 1t contains 42O acres, and is
one of the best stock farms in Iowa County.
Well provided with good buildings, barns,
wagon and stock sheds. abundantly supplied
with water. both by running streams and
springs. The farm is capable of keeping aud
feeding 80 head of cattle and situated partly
within and close to the city of Mineral Point.
The farm will be sold on reasonable terms
and one halt of the purchase money can run
for time of years at low rate OF interest.
This is n good chance for II live man TO make
money. IL JOHN SPENSLEI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

VICE President Arthur 1isgraced
his high office by conserving that a
caucus of the Conkling boilers should
be held at his house in New York
on Sunday. The spectacle of the
Republican Vice President taking
an active part in conspiracy against
the Administration of the Repub-
lcan President is anything but an
honorable one, and is not calculated
to increase Mr.. Arthur's popularity
even in his own State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

MR. HENRY S. MACON, OF OAR
ton, Wis, served one term in the
House of Representatives from the
Third Wisconsin District. When
his first term was out his constltu
cuts retired him and elected George
C. Hazelton in his place. During
the Chicago Convention Mr.. Magooh
telegtaphed Mr.. Conkling that the
Republicans of Wisconsin were gen
orally for Grant, and that the Wis
consin delegation was misrepresent-
Ing the wishes Of the people. He
now telegraphs Mr. Copkling that
thousands Of Republicans in Wis
cousin wish him success Mr.. Ma
goun seems to have the faculty of
multiplying like a lightning calcula-
tor Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

OVER against the telegram sent to
Conkling by Ed Sanderson and "llO
Others from Milwaukee, that the
Republicans there were praying for
his success, is the declaration OF
United States Senator Philetus
Sawyer, that "nine- tenths of the
people of my State are with the
Administration" The Republicans
Of Wisconsin are not represented
by Mr. Sanderson and "llO others
in this case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

LUXURIOUS accounts OF the con-
dition of the growing wheat in lodi
ana are received from Indianapolis.
The drouth, the chinch. bug and the
Hessian fly have worked sad havoc,
and the prospects of the crop in that
State are said TO be decidedly un-
promising. The wheat in Northern
Minnesota is doing splendidlv, but
in the southern part Of the State,
and in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan there is some alarm felt at
the long continued drouth. IT rain
does not come soon, the effects OF
the drouth will be disastrous While
the hot weather has been bad for
wheat. it has been very favorable
for the planting of corn, and the far
mers have taken such good advau-
tage of the dry spell that in many
places the corn is all in. The great
ueed now OF the growing cereals is
rain. aud the hay and fruit crops
would also be much benefited by a
supply OF moisture.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

ALL decent people in the United
States viii be pleased to read a
rumor that proceeds from Rhode
Island to the effect that the famous
Sprag'Ie divorce suit will probably
be compromised, and never disgust
the public by coming to trial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
Plymouth Rocks.

Those wishing eggs from tcisss z. Rocks
will do well to untronjze Il uearc. -Four
yards of fine birds No trouble To show stock
Prices OF eggs, $3.50 per - VIII exchange
for wood, corp or oats. Orders left II Hoare
Bros, or John Dawes stores will be promptly
attended 10. Yards one mile south oil sent
nary Mineral Pogt Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
Ietter, 'inapped Hands, Cmlblain' Corns
and all kinds of skin eruptions, This salye /,
guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded Price % cents
per box. Sold by j. B. u G. r. Motfett. Silly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

REPORTS from the great cattle
ranges of the West are to the effect
that the stock got through the Win
ter great deal better than was
generally supposed. The percent
age of loss in Wyoming Territory
was less than any for the past five
years. The loss in Colorado was
more severe than further north
The stock is in better condition at
this time of year than has been the
case for several years, and the pros
pect of the stock-men looks better
than it has in preceding years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

The two houses of the New York
Legislature, each sitting in its own
chamber, at noon Tuesday ballotted
for United States Senators as sue
cessors to Conkling and Platt. No
candidate received majority in
either house, the machine Republi-
cans voting for Conkling and Platt,
and the Democrats for Jacobs and
Herman, the votes of the anti-ma-
chine Republicans being divided
between several candidates. 1t is
very evident from the votes taken
that Conkling and Platt cannot be
reelected. 1.-THE two houses met
yesterday in joint session when the
contest began in real earnest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
TO Ercspassers.

Notice is hereby given that all parties are
forbidden from trcspassiug, for any purpose
on lands owned by Chas Williams and Joseph
Brock situated in Barreltown, two mle'
north OF Mineral Point city, without consent, ,
otherwise they will be punished to The !ulle''
extent of the law.
Dated, May 10Th, 1881. lsNf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

THE negotiations between Secre-
tary Blaine and Sir Edward Thorn
ton, the British Minister at Wash
ington, regarding the fixing of dam
ages for the outrages committed by
Canadians on American fishermen at
Fortune Bay, N. f., in January,
1873, and at at later date at Aspee
Bay, Cape Breton, have been salts
factcrI'y concluded. The American
claims amounted to 100000. The
British Government has agreed to
pay $4,000 sterling in gold (about
SIS, 000l, and the United States will
give a receipt i'll full The money
will be promptly paid and dis ribu-
ted to the claimants, nearly the
whole amount going to Gloucester.
Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

THE Conkling muddle has added
two terms to the American political
vocabulary" half-breeds" and "featb-
er-heads" meaning opponents to the
"machine' politicians. The term
''stalwart," which the followers CT
Conkling have appropriated, origl-
mated, in its political significance,
with Mr.. Blaine. who during the
Gubernatorial contest in Maine in
1877, said
| trust, also, that both Governors know thai
the Boston press no more represents Inc
STALWART Republican feeling in New Eng
land ON the pending issues than the same press
did when it demanded the enforcement OF the
Fugitive Slave law IN 1851.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
DR.. II. w. WOODS
Worm Destroyer.

II removes all kinds worms. II is one Of the besI
of tonics. 1t acts surely and mildly on the liver
Is pleasant to take. No after physc Is required All
persons both old and young, who are Of delicate con
siuon should use It, In dyspepsia 1t has no equal
Try 1t and be convinced Sold by Mofett
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

SYDNEY SMITH once remarked
that he was 80 hot he should like to
take off his skin and sit in his bones.
Conkling has done il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02

Whereas, BY chapter 2i5 Of the laws OF 1881,
II is provided that whenever II shall appear
10 the state board of charities ana reierin tAat
insufficient proyision has been made Tor the
care aud support of the insane in tbs state hos.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
=WORMS=-

Cause ven-teuths Of all the disea that the hu
man family are subject to, Many zen. TO pre-
mature grave whose ament have been computed TO
disease. Prevent these melancholy results by the
timely use of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-06-02
w. Eastman, VI. ID.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Len
L ahan's block, up stairs, first door to left Resi-
denee first dsor west from NJ f. Church Mineral
Point. WIS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-23

shore, and therefore to concentrate in
small area the effect which would
otherwise have been distributed over
larger areas. This effect can never
take great dimensions. He reports in re-
gard to the apprehended shoaling of the
bar outside the entrance to San Fran
cisco bay, that a comparison of the
survey made in 1855 with the one last
made in '73, shows that the bar has
has not retreated and that the depth of
water on its crest has not diminished.
He therefore says it is safe to state that
the bar was as good in '73 at it was in
'55. No survey has been made since
'73. After discussing the various fea-
lures of the problem suggested, Col.
Mendall concludes his report as follows:
'sThe foregoing description of the bar
demonstrates that it is able to lose a
a great part of its advantages, and yet
remain an admirable channel for COM
mercial purposes.