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New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
INJURED IN AN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--A serious elevator
accident occurred at the Navy Department yesterday
afternoon after Office hours and the elevator conductor
Theodore BOckey, narrowly escaped death. The north
elevator was n the sub-basement when SecTeJarys
Chandler left his office He touched the elevator bell in
the second story although it after office hOurs The
conductor knew tho secresry's ring and Immediately
pulled the cable raise the elevator. Steam had been
turned Off and Bockey jumped out without shutting the
steam valve to have again. Al that moment
the neneer turned and the elevator began TO
ascend Boctey. noticing IT, made spring 10 regain his
car between the floor and the elevator
and the top OF the stationary doorway. He was badly
bruised the engineer heard his and shut OF steam
p time 10 save his life The whole top of the doorway
carried away had the accident occurred ON other
floor, where the entrance ways are much heavier and
Stronger BOckey would have been cut IN two nOtwit
standing the prompt a5On of the engineer HIS back
literally skinned and severely bruised and his ankle
badly crushed To-day he is feeling much better and un
less there is some internal injury, VIII recover
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
NAVAL NTELLIGENC f.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-COL nander W. B.
Hof been ordered to pccalduty at the Navy Depart
ment and Surgeon Daniel McMurrie ty at the naval
rendezvous Philadelphia; Passed Assistant Surgeon II.
c. Ecktein has been been detached from the Naval Hos
pita Philadelphia and ordered to the St Louis Passed
Assistant Surgeon Howard Wells from the naval rendez
vous Philadelphia and ordered to duty at the Naval
Hospital Philadelphia; Lieutenant John A. Rogers has
been ordered the OssUce. Lieutenant j. F. Moses
the Coast Survey and Surgeon A. f. Price has been de-
tached from the St. Louis and ordered the Osspee
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. c. IL. Russell has been
ordered TO the Ossipcc.
The Trenton arrived at Marsees, France yesterday,
on her way to the AsiatiC Station.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
REPORT OF TIE CONTROLLER.

THE STATE DEBT-CoNDuIoN or THE AsYLUMs-
TAXATION.
ALBANY, Jan. S.-The annual report of Con-
troer Dayenp for the fiscal year ending September 80
1888, presented TO the Legislature tonight After pre-
fcnting the dgurcs showing the condition Of the
school, literature and the report proceeds as
follows:
In my annual report transmitted 10 the Legislature in
January, 1883 estimated the surplus at ~ ,uS7 O73 81
The result Is apparently Si37 800 81 less than the cs
mate. but s1743J1 y of the 1883 appropriations for
the Capitol fIom the surplus" paid prior to
September 30 1883, and S393Oj2 81 OF Tie approprl
Son by act chapter 1873, laws OF 1883. for
cost OF Investing the capital OF the Common School and
United states Deposit Funds, also paid from the
plus during the last fiscal year. the actual result w. In fact
s7299U4 SO better than the estimates This large differ
ohce j. made up by excess OF receipts l0yer est-
matesl nom taxes un corporations Si3J, l19 81 (83Jl
lc3 - on account OF the tax OF $780, paid under
recent declsiOus VI the cOmisJ; from NONRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
MR.. DoRsHEIMER's COPYRIGHT BILL.
lnY TELEGRArn mol TnE TRIpuNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The International Copy
right bill offered in the House to-day by Mr. DORIS
heimer, provides that any citizen of foreign coun-
try who is the author, inventor or designer OF
book, map, musical or dramatic composition shall
have the sole right to print, publish and vcnd the
same in the United States; or If dramatic
representation, of publicly performing the
same. Authors of dramatic compositions are
also to have the sole right of translatlng
the same. The copyright is to be for a term OF 70
years is TO cease in case or death and cannot De
renewed at the expiration of the original lerm.
When any foreign country shall grant 70 cltlZens
of the United States rights like and equal to those
above granted TO citizens of foreign countries, the
President shall issue his proclamation from and
after the date of which the citizens of the foreign
country named shall be entitled TO the rights, prop
critics and privileges herein granted
Section provides that the benefits of the act
shall not be enjoyed by the citizens of any foreign
country, which shall not by its laws have granted
to citizens of the United States equal and similar
privileges TO those herein granted, nor until such
foreign country shall have been named in proc
lamation by the President. Section makes all the
provisions of the present copyright laws not neon
sistent with this act applicable TO those citizens OF
foreign Countries who may be entitled TO the bene-
fits of the act,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
ROYAL HOSPITALITY.
INTERESTING BITS OF GOSSIP BY EDMUND YATES
u TrLLf

INTERESTING BITS OF GOSSIP BY EDMUND fAIhS
From london Truth.
Certainly the Crown Prince or Portugal has
not treated with any excess OF hosptalIy luiis
his visit In gland. The cold reception NuNh IS n1s
experienced Is the strange, inasnluch as the e
of Wales received with the utmost y iehdof "n 10
visited Lisbon few years ago. lie DNed III sum
palace; balls and various reviews weri gGt uP "a
his honor and every cohceVape atlehtIoh "as -sr
ON him. The Duke OF Braganz, after having DeeHqasl
tered in palaces at the other capitals VINE ne Nh pe w
tied, relogaed to an inn IN London although "a
ingham Palace was, as usual, standing empty lhC V% %
cal answer to complaints on the subject Is ma IA
never been the custom to invite foreign princes 90 '
palace during the absence Of the Queen but tins Is gross
The Queen for nearly quarter OF century has never
occupied Buckingham Palace for more than SIX days ~
each year. IL cost an enormous amount 10 Du', ,' &
several thousands are weary eHpsuGgeu g On -, r md
naEce. IL Is sunptu0usiy furnished IN every P.' %
contains miles OF ine pictures ana there S. }oTr
after year, nobody ever entering IN ~ SNc'PS VIZ ms
afternoons when drawinglOOfS are heid, anu ,i,St "l
evenings when state balls or concerts are 5 ne on
either to be understood that hs paace su1ulu % % ii
to royal visitors Of high rank. or II shOu0 DC C ma
into hospital or museum me VAST sum u VIZ W.; 1iyen
queen receives every year from the country y uya a
to be boarded up but is mteuded to maintain lhe h1 I'm
and dignity OF the Crown The ENGLISH court NJ y for
ally acquired most unpleasant I.puts',o "i,s,d II
extreme parsmOny, and one woud 1hlhA th' @ 6o
the Civil List charges Amounting TO over VI al
yeart the queen was only receipt OF tehtn "a ''
So FAR AZ expense goes It saves royal visitor he 2,
nothing 10 be- a guest at the Palace Tue t'Is me-
are ,iXen are enormous When the Emperor NirA3.s, -,
passed Ascot week at Windsor Castle, IN 1919, nc nJ
diamond suufboxes to the lords and gentensh 1 t1S 3
household In 1885 the Emperor NapOIrMV ~ M, a inc
10 the Windsor servants, and lact Yea, Re 3e way
Netherlands expended nearly $1,000 Ia inc su D lid
I'm ffct believe the Lord steward Keeps a t6 the
OF what Is expected, the amount Vafyns atJ "a the
rank of the guest, and this Is iorihaii2 l'N
principal parsonage in attendance on hn ,re recent
A novelty WAS introduced at Hatnr,i uu,e tnsead OF
vi.t of the Duke and Duchess OF Alhahy' ' ssr
there being one long dinngtbIe, as IS S SsuI I yery
small tables for four dotted about Siu tt6 lard
rt,v md sorighle effect The Duchess SAT wiz i.Jv
Salisbury and another couple at ono a''s, Duehess
salisbury sat with the Duke at anoiEei. - wnlfo
DARK cri "a
10 caught up with diamonds 10 was Que W w
iovely dresses iyen 70 her by tho Queen on hcr
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
4 DEAD WONlN UyRECOGNLzED.
TIE MURDER MYSTERY AT ELNIRA STILL UN-
sOLVED-A POSSIBLE CLEw.

TIE MURDER MYSTERY AT ELMIRA STILL UN-
sOLVED-A POSSIBLE CLEw.
ELMIRA, y. Y, Jan. S.-The mystery sur
rounding the murdered girl found near the cemetery
here sunday decpens. II has been learned positively
that it Is OF the persons II was a first supposed TO
be. tits now thought that Mrs. Kelly, woman who
keeps liquor shop near the Reformatory, few rods
from where the body found can give cew that is
the nearest correct. She claims that young lady
answering perfectly the description OF the dead girl came
into her place last Friday in company with man. The
man ordered hot whiskey ana drank it, The girl did n0o
drink while there The two COuycrSed IN German. Inc
girl spoke English very plainly, but the man tailed WIN
and went Toward the RefOrmatOyy, aud aftcrward
turned The murdered girl evidently stranger IN
and The nubc were invited TO inspect them to establish
their identity possible The physicians will not make
a postmortCm examination until one or Two days h'e
el,DSed.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

the Sinking Fund communicated. setting form the aim.
and objects OF the company He states that no ess tb
ooooOoo0 gallons of pure fresh water will be deveea
daily at the northern line of the city level The aaueduc
VIII pe c0nstuced without cost TO the city, and BE com
peted within two years from the date OF the eontrat
Inc SOLE condition required by the company is that tba
Guy sna pay FOR each million gallons delivered the actual
cost during the year 1882 Of each million gallons suppe5
from The Cr0tOn system. FF"eV
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
THE DUTY ON SUMATRA TOBACCO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The tobacco growers
and dealers Of Central New-York deeply interest
ed in the recent ruling Of the Treasury Department
on the rate duty Do paid sumara leaf tobacco
Last evening Senator Plat, Of Connecticut and Repre-
sentative HiscOck of New-Hork had long conference
with representatives OF the tobacco growers and dealers
in regard matter and to-day they attended before
Secretary FOger, and exhaustive arguments were made
against the recent ruling OF Assistant Secretary French.
They left the Secretary feeling considerable confidence
that Mr. French's ruling will be reversed.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.

The steamer City of Chester brought among
her passengers yesterday, Captain and Mrs snead and
and family the Rev. G. d. buchanan, Joseph Wood, Al
fred Taylor L. Stagg, H. Sheridan, w. H. Reese. Law
rcuco fcwtt, b. H. Illngworth. Carlos Liberty, u. NJ
Munro, X. c. HOpw0od, b. r. BahcVCk, C. q. Bennett j.
". Brown, and Alexander Her0d.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

washington, Jan. S.-The Senate, in
executive session today, confirmed the following nomina
tiOns:
Rec irers of jiic Moaeys-James Bradcn, Of Indiana
at Wala Walla, Washington Territory Arthur j. Shaw
Of New York az Lewiston dahO Charles f. Gardner Of
California, at Sacramento; Thomas Sherwood Of Calf
fornla at Marysvlllo, Cal.
Lo1,d Ogtcc FeG5Srs.-Jcremlah Hyde, OF California
at Vcsaa Cal; John Bradley, OF California at Marys
VILE Cal; David Walker, OF California 20 Bodle Col
collector Of IuieTdi HsrCuue William L. Craig OF Vr
ginia, With District OF Virginia.
Also a number Of pOstmastcrs IN Western States
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
7ROTTING on THE ICE.

TICoSDERoGA, Jan. S.-The trotting associa-
tions OF the following places win hold rio, Of Ice meet
ings, constituting a grand circuit, follows: Port
Henry January p, lasting three days; TIc0uderoga,
January -, lasting four days; Montreal February 3,
lasting four days O.taw, February Il, lasting four
days lhe as.oca,iou 1 each place viii offer not less
than 10000 iu purses.
Lake ChamlaIn frOze to-day. This h the earliest
closing ol IsatOn Oh that lake t0r tWee years.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

ceived upon their arrival at NewYOrk. He VIII direct
committee Of naval officers who win be accompanied py
relatives and friends of the dead explorers to receive the
York Navy Yard where the bodies will remain until finally
Inferred accordance with the Wishes OF friends Inc
bodies expected to reach New-iork by tue uue Vi
hriar
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
sp-ln9.Oh4 81


During the fiscal year S63s,20O OF the canal debt ma
tured January l. 1888, OF which $685., 200 was paid
which leaves the total State debt September 80 18S3
TS,473,S54 81.
In referring TO the asyums for the insane, the Con
roer states that the number OF patients in the six ns
tutons last year was 1854. He then says
The asyums long continue support the yearly
increasing number OF applicants. | would not rec
0mmend the erecting Of additional asylums but plans
for increasing the capacity of the present Institutions
would be better, provided 1t be done upon entirely
different methods from those pursued in the erection Of
OF the original structures example, the
ton OF the Hudson River state Hospital for the Insane,
at POugbkeepsie, authorized estimated cost OF
100000. to accommodate 600 patients Half OF the
contemplated structure has been erected and completed
at n cost in round numbers OF 81 7O0,OO0I and accOmmO
uin was authorized at an estimated cost or
100000, TO accommodate 900 patients. Half OF
the contemplated structure has been erected and fur
nlshed at a Of 81 100000 and accommodates
account with their cost IL will be that the State has
paid, at moderate estimate $4,000 to put roof over
every paupeT patient II accommodates.
without commenting upon this astonishing cXtraya-
gance in building the practical question is how was t
brought about aud what is the protection against
its repetitiont TO prevent repetition Of this
in every law authorizing the erection Of buildings,
whether new projects or additions to e1stiE lnsttu
tOns, clause requiring the plans OF the proposed
structure TO be approved by the State Board OF Charities
and this Department before the work DO commenced
or the money for building available.
The gross valuation OF taxable properly In 1878
81 l29 62G396 and last year 1t was S2s72 257325 In
concluding his report the Controller says;
complete code of taxation win not he prepared and
passed I'm the session Of any legislature but each
ceeding Legislature add to the work. which time and
experience will modify and finally complete and urgently
and respectfully recommend to your honorable body
guide for your share OF THIS necessary labor the wedl
gested work Of the able and partisan Tax Commission
Of 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
FATHER WALSHS FUNERIE'

PROVIDENCE Jan. s.-'Ihe remains Of Father
Lawrence Walsh lay in state In the Cathedral last night
The funeral services took place this morning Bishop
HendricksOn delivered an Impressive eulogy and said
Father Nalshs death brings grief TO every Catholic
Irishman and Ae viii be mOrucd JhroI gh0ut The length
ana breadth or Ireland" The remains were eutOmbed
IN st. Francis Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
APPOINTMENTS BY GENERAL McCOoK.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-General McCOok, Sec
retary of the Senate. has advised Colonel c. Morrow
Of Missouri and MaOr-General Williams, OF Ohio, that
they will be retained IN the positions OF Asssant Execu
tive CLERK and Petition Clerk respectively These gen
tlemen Democrats and e1UniOn soldiers and have
filed their positions efficiently for several years 10 Is
stated that Mr. Spencer formerly Journal Clerk under
Secretary GOrham will be reappOinted 10 that position
with Mcdonald the present eneumbent his assistant
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
A MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE AMENDMENT
InY TEiEGRAPH TO THE TRnUNE.I

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Rcpresentative Ray,
OF New-York, to-day offered Joint resolution for an
amendment to the Constitution. 1t reads as follows
Congress shall have power, and it shall be its duty by
appropriate legislation to make and establish UNIFORM
laws regulating marriage and divorce in the several
States Territories OF the United states and for the
enforcement thereof and ~ prescribe penalties for the
violation thereof The several courts OF the respective
States and Territories shan have Jurisdiction Of all actions
brought Hereunder in such courts by the citizens thereof
n the manner and 10 the extent prescribed by the Lcs
latures OF the several States and Territories respectively
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
SCALPED BY MACHLNERY

PITTsBURG, Jan. S.-JOscph Garden, an o!a
employe OF Evans & Cunningham's Panihg Mis-
was canzht in the sharting this morning while adjusting
boI, d hcfore he was exricated his scalp was t0rn
from his head His body terribly nahgled ~ INn
death is but a question OF few hours
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

correspondence relating any uegotsticn with the
Spanish Government tho allject OF discriminating
duties between the United States and Cuba
and Porto Rico.
The Senate then went into executive session aud Wheh
the doors were reOpened adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

taxes, s50782 20, ard Ss5,1l28 90 from the
sale Of the Seaman's Fund and Retreat pIJp-
ery Staten Island The remainder Is accounted for
apsed appropriations and balances OF appropriations In
force but not required, and various miscellaneous re-
cepts In excess OF estimates.
The Legislature last year. by the recommendation Of
this department. reserved 100000 out OF the surplus
to meet the expenses and appropriations OF the State
during the months when the receipts not equal
the expenditures. without this reserve the State would,
for at least three months OF tho year ending
December 30, have been obliged TO borrow from $780,
600 TO S5OOOOO and except for the receipt during the
year OF 1851 1873 rs for for year 1890 paid by
poraons, under decision OF the rendered during
the past year. and which could be taken into
account probable receipt when tho recommendation
OF the OF 100000 made the state would
have been obliged to borrow 100000 100000. The
result justihes the recommendation OF this department
and tho action OF he Legislature.
On September 80 1882, the total funded debt was S0
lO0054 81, classified as follows:
General Fund (Indan annuitics) ....... s122g8 81
Bounty 5000 90
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT SCHEME


WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-A joint resolution intro
duced IN the House to-day by Mr.. johnson. OF New
York asks that Charles Stoughton be authorized by
the Secretary of War TO undertake the entire work
of improving the navigation of the Harlem River
for the sum of 81 ,295,O 900. Mr.. Stoughton has
papers in his support representing capital to the
amount of $3.50, 100000. Last year Mr.. Stoughton
offered to do the work for $1005,00O. Theincrease
Is due he says to the increased cost of labor, mate
rial, etc. The work is to be completed in 1852
This resolution supplements the one introduced IN
the Senate by Senator Lapham the other day.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
TIE RIMAPO W4TER SCHEME.

F. A. COnlling, president of the Ranapo I'm
pIoyement Company has sent TO the Commissioners OF
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
PROMOTION OF ENGINEER LORING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The President sent
the following nomination 10 the Senate yesterday: Chief
Engineer Charles Loing 70 be Chief OF the Bureau OF
Steam Engineering In tie Navy department
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
THE REMAINS OF DE LONG AND HIS MEN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-SeeTetary Chandler Is
making arrangements have the bodies Of Lieutenant
Commander DE Long and comrades appropriately re-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10
NEXT iSUNDA Y.

As Rev. j. \. Elliott is going to
GAINESVILLE to preach and lecture,
there will be no services in the
Presbyterian church.
Rev. NJ. Chase's topics at the
Trinity church will be: Morning
"Individualism;" eyening--"The
Christian Life"
At the NJ. e. church the topics by
Rev. e. E, Clough will be: Morn
ing "Aission;" Evening --"The
True Ambition"
In the Z. NJ. church Rev. G. Daw
son will preach on the following:
Morning-"The Lord will be as the
dew to Israel and he shall grow as
the lily and cast forth his roots as
the ccdars; his beauty shall be as
the Olive tree, and his fragrance as
Lebanon" Evening" The superior
simplicity, beauty and efficiency Of
Christianity, as compared with the
best religion that went before it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

sorts, from the dainty exquisites to
the regular habitues. The amount
of beer drunk during the evening
was fabulous. There were probably
800 in the crowd which surged
through the streets, celebrating the
last night of license. Though the
crowd was very noisy, it was only
the noise Of excitement and ehthusi
asm. One large party which parad-
ed the streets was organized in the
back room of a saloon, and was
known as "The Army" An I'M
heard of amount of Switzer cheese
was consumed at the opening cere-
monies, and a good deal of beer
split. One enthusiastic Bohemian
was put upon table and made a
speech, which was cheered to the
echo. Then "The Army" sailed
fort and took possession of Fifth
avenue, with "the best night on
earth" as their warcry. LOCKERS on
were carried up to the bar and beer
poured down their threats or into
their hats, as seemed best. Cheers
were given for everything and every
body, and "The Army" disbanded
a little after midnight. a state
ment was made that a certain saloon
keeper on A avenue was selling as
usual, but upon investigation the
statement proved false one. The
only drinks now for sale by those
formerly known as saloon keepers,
is birch beer, ginger ale, pop and
cigars, and the first man found to
be intoxicated after having imbibed
in the above drinks is given thirty
days and muzzled.
A special train over the G. 81 N.
w. R'y passed through this place
Saturday, containing delegates to
the Chicago convention, who will
shout for Cleveland, Flower, Tilden,
Mcdonald, or any other possibility
of the now unknown. The party
will have a good time, and we wish
them any amount of fun, for they
will have none after next November.
Yours truly, L. s. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10
Linden Items.

There was large crowd in at.
tendance here on the 5th, and tinan'
cially the celebration was grand
success.
The match game of base ball was
won by Highland Score SO to So,
Linden and Highland competing.
Highland played only eight innings.
Linden came out victorious in the
"tug of war" Our men can pull.
Mr.. VIM. Pierce and Mr. Oliver
Glanyille departed Monday morning
for Colorado.
Mr.. Lewis orr enterprising mer-
chant left on Monday, for Chicago.
VIM. Sampson, Ed. of the Linden
Department of Dodgeville Chronicle
leaves this week, for the west.
Mr. Chas. Weston, formerly of
this place, now of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is at home visiting relatives.
Billy Jeffrey came down from
Iron Mountain, Mich, to spend the
4th and remain a few days.
The school board of DIST. NO. J.,
Town of Linden, held their annual
meeting Monday evening, to trans.
act usual business and make neces-
sary appropriations for the ensuing
year.
We had one of the heavies rain
storms here on Tuesday morning,
known for years, and it is feared
that great damage to hay and small
grain will be the result.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

GooD goods cheap at tie Nimble
Nickel Store-deliyered free to any
part of the city.
VIM. TEAsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

FARMERS buy your goods where
you get the CASH for your produce,
Brewer d Penhalegon's. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10
DENTISTRY
.. VI. HaIcs, ID. ID =

tRADUATE OF Pennsylvania College Of Dental
u Surgery, Philadelphia, Pa Dental rooms in
COad's corner block, Mineral Point Wis
NITROUS OXIDE administered the painless eS-
traction vt teeth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

For SALE.-A fine lot of young
canary singing birds. Also a new
lot of nice cages cheap at the MIN.
Bile Nickel Store.
WIN. TEAsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

Brewer * Penhallegon have just
received another 5OOlb lot of their
celebrated soc tea. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

Is cents a yard for a splendid
quality of all colors gros grain silk,
at Deller's. A bargain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10
j. III. Wingender.

MENTAL ROOMS UPSTAIRS IN GUNDRY
- Gays Block, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Nitrous oxide administered II desired
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-10

AXLE GREASE in bulk, &c per lib,
at Brewer ~ Penhallegon's. 20