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RAILROADS.
pALqinoRE & ONO RAILROAD

Schedule In effect January I, 1891.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and street.
Fon CHICAGO and Northwest, vostlbulcd
Limited express daily 1l.30 q. M, express
FoR CiNclNNATI, st. Louis and indianapolis,
expires daily, 3sO @ and il.So m. am.
II. 80 a. m. and $50 p. m.
FOn LEXINGTON and points In the Shenandoah
Valley, ti0i0 a. m.
Fon wisonrsrEn and way stations 1890 p. m.
ToR LuRAY, "s.60p. m.
For BALTIMORE, week days, i.05, 500, 6.35,
TAO, 790, $50, 45-minutcsl, $40, 03b, tii.00,
lgu0, ib.minntos), q. m, 1910, 2.15, 250, C3i5
b.O5, b.30, 6i5, 6.2O, 7i5, 780, 900, 1890
md i1.30 y. m. Sundays, d05, 720, 730, $50,
1.3b q. M. G200, d5.minntcs), 100, 2.15, $50.
s.25, 40, t5.CO, i5;minutcs), sos, 6.ib, $40,
1.o0. NOO 1O.3O, 1l.D y. IN.
FoR ANSArolIs, G.35 and $50 n. M, 1210 and
i25 y. m. Sundays, $50 n. m. and 40 p. m.
FoR FREDERICK, rIi.0 n. m, gi.i0, 1890, td.30
FoR HAoERsTowS. 1000 n. m, and 1890 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
FoR NEW yonK, Trenton and the East, 'i0j,
tsO, 1000, 'ls.OQ a. m, $3.50, 800 and 40 30
y. m. Buffet Parlor Cars ON all day trains
Sleeping Car on the 1880 p. IN, open at 800
F6R BosroN s25Op m. with Pullman Bnuot
without change, via Ponghkeepsic Bridse,
landing passengers in u. a. NJ. station at Bos.
ton.
FoR PHILADELPHIA, I.05, 1900 1000 q. M,
'l2OO noon, f2.t0, 800 f6.15 and +i0. 20 D. m.
FoR NEWARK, Del, Wilmington and Chester,
'405, ts00n. m, 'f2.OO noon, f2.50, $500, f6.i5,
and 1000 p. IN. Limited express stopping at
Wilmington only, 1000 a. m.
For ATLANTIC CITY, i05 and 1000 n. m, 12.00
noon. Sundays, d.05 n, M, 1900 noon.
For time of suburban trains see time tables
to he had OF all ticket ngcnts
Except Sunday. 'Dnily. gSunday oply.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Go. on orders
left at ticket Offices, $40 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and at depot
j. Il. ODELL, CHAS. q. sCuLL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ag't.
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Report ON Pensions.

The House Committee on Invalid PEN
sions to-day reported favorably, with an
amendment decreasing the amount from
$t0 per month TO $40 per month, the
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Arlington Cattle Market.

80 cattleup and sold-Best, A to AZ; good
4 to A; medium, 81 to 4; common, . to
3; lambs, 8 to 81; sheep, 5 to 81; yearlings,
o 10 O. calves, o to 81; cows and
calves, $50 to S35.
One-fourth off our entire stock for one
week only. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and
II streets.
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AUCTION SALES.

TnUhAS BOWLING, Auctonocr.
j once OF tho Commissioners, District OF
Columbia, Washington. Feb. ~, 1891 .--Notlci 3
y hereby given that on SATURDAY, FEB.
RuARf r., 1891, the lease Of the fish wharf
and fish stalls IN tho cities Of Washington ani
Georgetown, Will be sold by public auction fOf
the term of one year from March I, 1871, ~
follows; At2o'clock y. m, upon the premises
four fish stalls In The Georgetown Market
House to the highest bidder. Terms, cash; IN
advance. Also, at . o'clock y. M on the same
day, on u street, between seventh and Ninth
streets northwest In from, OF the FISH stalls OF
Centre Washington Market, oil rights and
privileges granted or allowed by tho laws OF
the corporation OF Washington to establish
wharvos or docks for the landing. cleaning anil
sale Of fah In the City of Washington. and no
wharf or dock shall be deemed eligible unless
situated nt some point on the north side Of the
Potomac River, between Eleventh street cast
and Fourteenth street west, to the highest bid.
der. Terms: 800 to be paid on tho day OF tho
sale and the residue to he paid within five days
from the day OF the sale. by order Of the
Board Of Commissioners, District OF Columbia
j. w. DOUGLASS,
j. W. ROSS,
HENRY N. ROBERT,
fc1l-fOt Commissioners
The critic., 1891-02-20

James Clement, an old resident of st.
Louis, has some interesting recollections
Of Charles Lever, the novelist. lie re-
members him as a dark-eyed, nervous
ng.master.
The critic., 1891-02-20

Prince Bismarck said lately at Ham
burg; MY ideal is to be able to walk
abont in this large and beautiful town
without seeing single head turned to
look at me-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 + street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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VNTANTED-BY A YOUNG dIGuTO col.
w orcd girl place NJ chambcrmaid in q
private family; hest OF references Apply 209
18th II, n. O.. after 10 n. m,
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UTANTED--BY A RESPECrABLE COLD
w girl, place in private family ~ nurse or
ehambormaid. Apply 1909 10th st. N. W., bet.
y and o'clock,
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

In sums TO suit at per cent.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe Rs L, y, bonds. SIX per cent, payable
quarterly In sums OF $1,000 Small premium
charged
The above Is only portion OF tho property
on my books, For fun list call at Office for
bulletin Issued on the Let and 18th.
Il. L. WAGGAMAN
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UTANTED--A SITUATION AS A COOK
w or chambormaid Call ut i07 n ST. II. W.
Can furnish best city reference.
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wANTEp-sJTuATIoNs

A CoLoRED BOY or H.,
" situation 10 make himself useful, run
rnnds, etc, Apply Critic Office
The critic., 1891-02-20

NTANTED-A PLACE AS FIRT.CLASS
wv cook or chambcrmaid. References. 17il
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WANTED-SITUAT AS WAITER AT
w hotel or restaurant by experienced young
colored man, lately employed at llygeia Hotel,
old Point; good , reference given when re-
ply or address C. JOHNSON, care Miss Wallis,
1106 n. Y. ave.
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WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED DRESS.
w maker. cutting, fitting and sewing to do At
residences or vt my apartment 300 10th st. n.
W., near N. Y. ave-, at reasonable rates. For
references Inquire of MISS WALLIS, 1l06 N.
". N. W
The critic., 1891-02-20

VXIANTED by A COLORED MAN, A 20.
w sitlon "a coachman In private family or
TO wait on table; can give best references; mn
derstnnds the care OF horses, Box d. this office
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
FOREIGN.

FRANCE acquires the islands of Tahiti.
aTHE persecution Of the Jews in Russia
has been somewhat relaxed
Ia CARoN, the Bnti-h soy, is dying at
London with cancer Of he stomach
RfcH petroleum dcpooita have been dis
covered on the island of Eante, ~ Greece,
A LCNDoN dispatch denies that Henry
NJ Stanley and his wife have separated
CHOLERA is spreading at Mecca, the
deaths occurring chiefly among the Turkish
pilgrims.
TuE imperial bank of Melbourne, Aus,
tralia, has failed with liabilities of about
sl50 000.
BERLAND AND DoRE, two convicted
murdcrers, were guillotined in Paris
Monday morning. sa.s 5.,-;
Six men were crushed to death Monday
10y falling of eondensers in works at Gates
head, near Newcastle,
FIFTY persons were killed and a
hundred injured 10y a collision between
two excursion trains at st. Mande France,
Sunday
TuE tower Of the church in the course Of
construction at Szslahnaz, Hungary, fell
Friday killing sixteen wor&men.
Two hundred idle cork workers visited
{ cork factories and engaged in a riotous
demonstration, demanding work They
were dispersed 10y the police.
THE London Truth is authority for the
statement that there has been a mutiny in
the famous CoIdstream guards, one of the
crack British regiments.
The hull of the Anchor line steamer
Utopia, which was wrecked at Gibraltar
some months ago has been safely lodged
on the beech, The skeletons of nine grown
males and several children have been
found ON the steamer
A STEAM launch belonging to the Unit
ed States shin pensacola was recently
blown mp in Cahao harber 10y a Balmac-
eda torpedo boat which mistook the launch
for a rebel boat The FIVE American sail
ors who comprised the launch S crew We're
killed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
CUSTOM AND CUSTOMER.
Buying aud seuing.-The old Way and II

Buying aud Selling.-The Old Way and the
New
ANY householder, whose happiness it is
TO pay for the supplies of the family
must be aware of tine extreme difficulty OF
getting with any certainty "a steadily good
article of most any sort. 1t Is easier in
the case of luxurses, for the reason that
for these the demand Is more limited, the
number of producers correspondnglY
small. and the chance of tracking bad
work or untruthful statements greater
| But for the things everyone must have
and which most must haye rs cheap as
may be buying is Il lottery, with mIser
able prevalence of blanks. You can get
yirtious butter for a dollar pound, but
! the search for eatable butter nc forty
cents a pound isa weary and depressing
pursuit. tits the same with the lnumer-
able articles Of clothing From the hat
| that grows gray Iii a months service,
to the shoe soles that will not stand a
day rough tramping, The things that are
turned out in large quantities Tor the
million" are not Trustworthy.
think the chief reason Is that In our
complex and widely ramihed system OF
exchanges the producer and the consumer
rarely come int direct relation with each
other. the former rarely knows, and still
more rarley cares, for the opinion the
latter may have of him, of his methods
his character and his goods The seller
dpals to-da, with one set OF buyers to-
morrow win another, and SO on, ana the
BUYERS change their places OF purchase
with the greatest frequency The relaa
ton indicated by the oid'tashloned words
custom" and customer is dying Gu!
ana with il the possibility Of accountable
itv. and the aope Of profitable honesty.
The type of modern retail dealing =
that most abomluable device The harg IN
counter, where cheapness, real q ,aak.
ined, is the main thing considered. From
The Point of View i'm July ocnoner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.

Or. n b. SMITH, Of Westyille Conn,
died from the effects Of the excessive use
ot cigarettes.
In is announced that there will be an
extensive Irish exhibit at the Worlds
Fair
JESUIT priests have obtained 1870 feet Of
ground in Milwaukee on which they pro
pose to erect a church to cost $3.50, 900
CRoPs in Louisiana county, Mich, were
severely damaged Monday night by a
hailstorm.
CLARENCE THREE STARS, Sioux Indian
has been appointed trader in the Pine
Ridge agency, N. d.
The liabilities of the HiQgahum manu-
featuring company, Higgahum, Conn, are
understood &c be between 100000 and
300 900, and the assets about 5000
IT is announced that Mr.. G. T. Yer6es
will present the West Park commissioners
with a bronze statue of General Sheridan,
to be erected in Union park, Chicago.
FRANK SHERMAN, the Chicago STOW
away, has been released by the Yew York
immigration officials and allowed TO land,
relative having furnished the necessary
Identification
The foreign commissioners of the
worlds fair had an interview with Lord
Salisbury Thursday.
New YORK and Boston capitalists have
purchased all the street car lines in De-
troit for 100000
The famous old sloop of war Brookly,
which was condemned some time ago. was
burned at Boston for the metal work
Thursday.
f. II. MoRRs, Of Chicago, has been
rendered the position of United States
Minister to Liberia. Mr.. Morris says he
will not accept
THE old home Of the James boys at
Kea'neJ, Mo, has been purchased by the
world fair and will he taken to Chicago
for exhibition.
CusTuMs officers at Victoria b. c., seiz-
ed the sloop Flora, Of Seattle, WASH,
having on board ten Cinnamon, whom the
captain intended to smuggle into the
United States.
AN editor of the New York News has
been indicted for for publishing an ac-
count Of the recent electrocuti0n at Sing
Sing. The new York law forbids such
publication.
HENRY NJ STANLEY has met with
serious accident while mountain climb
ing in Switzerland, breaking his thigh
bone.
GOVERNOR Hull has granted respite
for sixty days in the case Of Samuel f.
Wayman, sentenced to be electrocuted at
Geneseo, N, Y, on Aug. 5.
ABE GOLDsTEIN naturalized citizen
Of Omaha, has been arrested in Russia and
sent to Siberia for five years on the charge
Of running away to America.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
CRIME

q. PABKERs, prominent business, man
OF Nashville, Tenn, committed suicide
Tuesday.
AT Easton, Pa, the national bank was
robbed Of package containing $4,000 in
81 bills.
MINNIE WILLIAMS committed suicide
at Laurel, Ind. She was disappointed in
love
THE stealings Of Bushnell, the Chesa-
peake & Ohio paying clerk arrested. Friday
for classifying pay rolls amount to nearly
$4,000
Mrs. r. RoDEN, recently discharged
patient from the Kankakee insane ASYLUM,
committed suicide at her home on north
Halsted street, Chicago on Thursday morn
ing,
Gov FuFER Tuesday issued requisi-
tlon for llsidor Horner, who is wanted in
Chicago for enlightenment He is ia Gus
tody IN Milwaukee
An Kettle Creek Pa, Mrs. Frank Ham
cock has confessed TO having killed her
husband and four children in April, 1889
AT,Shelbyville, Ky, Sam Pulein, the
negro who assaulted Mrs, Thomas Glenn
on Wednesday nigh was arrested, and
while he was being taken to Avenstoke he
was seized by mob and hanged
NAT X JONES, youngest son of United
States Senator James Jones' of Arkansas,
who was shot by j f. Shipley at Wash
ington, Ark, has since died OF his wounds.
Shipley is in Jail.
YOUNG man registering as H. r.
Espy, OF Espy, Pa, was found dead in bed
at the Bristol House Scranton, Saturday
morning. having blown out the gas evil
IDENTITY with suicidal intent.
A SERIOUS stabbing ARRAY occurred FIVE
miles south of Winside, Neh. Friday
evening between William Mckenzie, d
prominent catteman, and Texas Croquet,
cowboy, in an alteration over wager
Both men were badly cut.
THE Twenty.sixth Ward bank of Bati-
more, Nd, has lately had hard luck Last
October it was robbed, and now its
cashier, Benjamin r. Spellman, Jr., has
disappeared, leaving shortage of 81, 300.
Spellman will probably not be prosecuted,
wealthy relatives having made up the de-
felt. High living led to his downfall,
JAMES SPAIN and wife of Evansville,
Ind, have been arrested, charged with
embezzliug large amount IF money from
Martha lodge, knights and Ladies of
Honor of which Mrs. Spain is treasurer,
SPAN is a post grand master workman Of
the A. 0. Il. w. of Indiana, and is at
present state organizer of that order.
In letter to David Dudley Field acting
secretary Spaldmg says regarding articles
brought into the United States for exhihi-
tion at the world fair, that no duty, fees,
or charges for customs service will be ex.
acted on any such importations except
where merchandise is sold for consumption
in the United States and entered as pro.
vided 10y customs regulations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

An Lexington Va, sIonewall Jackson
will forever endere in bronze. A statue
of the greater fighter has been erected there
by the admirers Of the dead
soldier and the dedication occurred Tues.
day--a day sadly memorable to the north
AZ It was on that date thirty years ago
that the union forces met with their ter
.ible defeat at Manassas The speech by
cen Jubal Early was very moderate IN
tone, considering the rabid nature Of the
orator. and, while tender in its illusions
to the lost cause, was chiefly marked by a
merited tribute to the honorable character
of the famous southern warrior and to his
distinguished courage and splendid mill
tary abilities. The venerable widow OF the
valient general was present, and alto
eelber our southern friends made much OF
the occasion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

A SHOE factory at Carlisle, Pa, in
which 200 women were employa, was
struck BY lightning Friday. Thi shock
sustained by TWO women is likely o prove
fatal.
A QUEBEC dispatch says the 4andard
steamer Gree, Of the Donaldson lie. is a
complete wreck Captain Jennings, two
engineers. the first steward and tie store
keeper are drowned
FRANK g. HARToN, a memb4 of the
New York militia and formerly of Indian
apc'is, was drowned while bathing n Lake
Chaaplain Wednesday,
Moan SATRo, of Harrington. NIB, was
buried beneath ten feet Of sand which
cayed in an MIN in well When rescued
he was dead
On Tuesday, Peter Pascoe, j., and
James Dover. Jr, were. both
smothered by gas in the Republic mine
near Marquette, Mich. Both were young
men Dover lost his life in an hgoic at
tempt to rescue Pascoe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

FINLEY Roy. Of Three Rivers, Mich.
was killed IN runaway.
FIRE has nearly wiped out the village
of Los Gatos. Cal.
D,suEs were broken and furniture over
turned by an earthquake shock ut Evans
vile, Ind, Sunday night
FIRE at South Haven, Mich. destroyed
the Masonic Hall and twenty-five other
buildings. Loss $4,000
FRAzER Il Co.'S grocery store and
warehousa and Quiuet's carriage factory
burned az Montreal Sunday. The loss Is
estimated az 500 geo.
FRANK AIMY. the supposed murderer
Of Christie A Warder, of Hanover has
been arrested at Woadtort, VI.
NEAR Paris, Ky, a negro tramp kills "a
man and wife and shoots their two sons
one fatally. and is himself slain by neigh
hors The negro had previously killed
seven persons.
TuE Ola Culver homestead at Duluth
was struck by lightning and burned, We'd
neSday.
FiRE est.oycd the shingle mill 81 j..
and j c. Atus, at Fort Madison Iowa
Loss, $50. COO pt insurance.
An FL Madison. Ind. Arlees shingle
mill burned Tuesday morning with al the
contents; loss SQ Coo.
WuIIAM lKytNe ana Albert Hampton,
living near Hnlboro, Ill.,, were killed
thursday hy lightning.
CAMPBELL Il EIIIufT wooden mill nj
Philadelphia was turned Friday night,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

IT would be supposed from the inactiy-
ity Of business and the difficulty in mar
keting securities that little railroad
building was going on but from returns
gathered by the Railroad Gazette the
number II miles built in the halt year
appears to be larger than for the first half
of 1889. though smaller than for the first
six months of 1888 and 1890. A total Of
1910 miles of new track is given, which
compares with 1855 for 1890, l48l for
1889 and $3.50 for 1888 For the whole
year the construction is placed at about
4.s00 miles, in which case it will fall be
low the record Of any year SINCE 1885. The
southern states continue to be the chief
field Of operations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

TnE gibbet is doomed Electricity Is
,he hanQman Of the future The official
report of the physicians present at the
four executions in New York recently
must prove death blow to any attempt to
repeal tho new law and silence all prating
about "c1ueI and unusual Iunisl mnt
"The experience Of the day, concludes
the report, 'has proved 10 our satisfaction
that this method is superior TO any other
vet devised. Other states have doubtless
been watching tie result Of this exreri-
hent with a view 10 the adoption OF the
leloim. The execution Of ktmmler left
the matter in dispute But now that the
superiority of electricity over the gollows
has been fully established we may expect
to see the reform taken up 10y the legisla
lures Of other states in the near future,
If mansIauebtcr by the law is to continue
(Which lumonity foIbidD let Us by all
means dc our killing in the least revolving
way possible. But speed the day when
the bloody business will cease in every
state and territory as, thanks to the wis
dom and humanity Of our people, it has
long since ceased in our own blessed com,
monwealth!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
WISCONSIN NEWS

Charles A. Hollie swindled GAINESVILLE
doctors by pretending to sell medical
works IS per cent below price
Rev Charles Holmes leaves Christ
church, Delayan, to accept Il call to st.
Paul.
James McKenny, Of Winchester, who
was injured by Wisconsin Central train
some time ago at Neenah, has settled
with the company for $3.50 md will dis
continue the suit brought against the com,
pany for damages.
Nearly $50 900 has been pledged toward
the Racine hotel fund
J. N Ross, an Ashland furniture dealer,
has failed. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
"a 900.
Six attempts at burglary were made at
Superior in one night. In two instances
fred at the intruders. Several hundred
dollars worth of jewery We're taken.
Charles Persin, a venerable citizen of La
Crosse, died Tuesday.
Burglars secured small piunder from
several houses at 0conomowoc.
The Congressional committee on rivers
and har0Ors are expected to visit Apple
ton, Neenah and Menasha this week.
Two children Of A. II Oils, of Preston,
were severely injured by vicious ram
AT Gales We Tom King and w. H..
Huttenhoa rera arrested for removing
from town H. j Otis, wanted as a witness
in liquor cases.
The state dental society is in session at
Oshkosh.
Barney Mccarthy has been held for trial
at Chippewa Falls under $500 bonds on
charge of obtaining signatures to notes by
fraudulent means. His method was to
write biographies of his victims, claiming
to do 90 for Chicago publisher, and then
to have them sign their names 30 what he
said was an endorsement OF the work. but
was afterwards found out TO be a note
drawn up In regular form.
Centralia Is to have a $50 900 furniture
factory to be built by Chippewa people.
After a search by 200 mill hands and
other people of Shell Lake, the boy named
Agrin, lost in the woods two days ago,
was found.
Ralph Lidster, of Beloit, found pearl
weighing sos grains troy and measuring
34x24 inches in a Sugar river clam the
other day.
The assets of A. McAvov, the Racine
LdiIidNF uluhtI4 VIII ldAlFh LEIcull1s uIt
placed at s6 900, while the liabilities are
s22 600 The big difference is due to the
fact that the stock was figured az prices it
would bring under the hammer.
A piece of glass three-sixteenths of an
inch long was extracted from the ear of
Nell Barnhart, of DeIavan. 1t entered
the ear about year ago at the time of the
explosion in II. r. Doane's drug store that
did so much damage
Two horses belonging to John Wilhelm,
OF Schofeld, were shot by order of the
state veterinarian, who pronounced them
to be afflicted with CHAMBERS.
An extensive nail mandatory will b
erected at Ashland.
On August Il and Is the second an
nual Epworth league convention Of the
Milwaukee district will be held in Racine,
and on the 18th the district conference
will be held, One hundred delegates will
be present
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
WASHIN 51ON

ASSISTANT Secretary spaulding has is
sued circular TO all customs officers, re-
curing that hereafter imported lottery
tickets with accompanying advertisements
will not be released upon payment OF a
fine equal to to the duty, but viii be treat
ed as forfeited goods The postothce de.
partment has issued Instructions for the
delivery .of lottery tickets found in the
mails 20 the customs officers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

The Count and Countess Butcher,
Of the Elkhart Lake sensation, have
already been separated through the
influence of the girls relatives. The count
is not in financial condition to support a
wife, and being a simple minded young
thing, the girl has been sent home to
Brooklyn There seems 10 be great dis
tress over the affair all round.
Mrs. A. c. Peckham, of Ashland, is one
Of the heirs toa fortune Of S275,O0o, left
BY an uncle in Lockrort, Y.
Mrs. Leland Stauford's trust deed, Civ
ing slO0. 600 to eudow FIVE kindergartens
in SAN Francisco has been filed. As the
income will Ice s per cent each school will
get Sl.CO0 year. These schools are said
to have already had an apprecable effect
in reducing the number Of "hoodlums
who infest the streets Of San Francisco,
md in bette-ing the condition 81 the tene-
nent hou 9 districts
49,.
White Beaver .tx-Mayor Frank PoweIl
as moved from Ii Crosse e 81 Paul
Hon Thos. S. Baecek, who is reported
critically III nj his home in APpomattox
county NiFpinia is &c wears OF age lie