Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 6

4 TTTHITXE GRAND OPERA I Warrirr Proprietor nd Vader the Sole Mansgetneut of i A NOVELTY INDEED Hiwlxt irkase OE SALE MISCELLANEOUS Grand Base Ball Contest I 1 1 ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK! i MONEY TO LOAN PLANET PIECE a 5 BOESSIONJJX RECREATION PARK! i i or tooieir i KE? QTSE G'G I I Si 1 A Sensation without a Precedent Quantity and Quality Combined 4 i OR On easy terras two new two story houses on north side of Alexandrine awe be tween Second and Third st a also a cottage on came street '9f SHIPPEY 64 Caeaave I a "EXiR Eight lots cheap comer Maybnry JU ava and Myrtle st Will sell for $22Gu In qnlre ZEISLER 2O Sullivan ary cor Myrtle st 9 body One was a woman of rare UCLUbJT wuv Wtw L1W3 LkLLULVa UX VXKJUB 0X10 4 controlled it The Others were men three in numoer me woman nas a notorious history and was and is yet controlled by a man who is notorious but not criminally so although good cellar furnace etc House rents for $459 per year Price 6000 half cash balance in 5 years at 6 per cent Apply to JACKSON Hall's Safe and Lock Co 137 Griswold st Merrill Hall The highest praise and admiration have been es ressect for the great work and for the brain that Monday Evening August 18 Lectures by MONARCHS THE 1T0E1D' OR CHAMPIONBELT I GO AS YOU PLEASE! Monday 1 a to Saturday Nirht Park Open Day and Night Harry Howard Arthur Layton wanted at Alpena to do wages Dwelling house No 124 Lafayette avenue Apply at 98 Griswold sl ground floor The inventor PHELTX MEIER being a citizen of Detroit the pride of our citizens should not prevent their seeing the most wonderful horologi es! engine or any age or country The clock will be on exhibition one week longer before being re moved to Ciicago A dcripdve lecture will be delivered ten min utes before each hour' Doors open daily from 3 a in to It) Admission 25c children ioc a PHELIX MEIER CO Props i fhn end nf the train This id a long train but there is usually not too much room for men servants pages upper servants ladies maids ahd dressers YV Hotel and boat coots chamber and tiining room girls girls for general house work firvi fcelpfor city and country BARNES 281 Jefferson ave 1 ARCHITECT Office No 3 Moffat Block Plana and spaciflcations'furnished for public aad rivate building Architect of Kichigaa State Ir JOHN CANOVAN Tinsmith late of Webster Mass would give las present address or write to ins father at Webster Mass would hear of 'mnethinc to his advantage Prices of Admission 25c 50c and 75c Re T4 seats $1 securable 3 davs in advance at Whitney Xnse Store At 11 :30 THE GRAND (DAILYiVa BADE appears upon the streets in full uniform I I pURNISHED HOUSE TQ In first class JU order central location rent low to good ten ant Apply to ALLEN A BABINEAU 54 Modal Block city Ajdt Gen Robertson is the Second Regiment encampment at Grand Rapids Salisbury late pitcher of the Detroit Base Bail Club will Start for home at Racine is next Monday Dr James A Brown of dhis city has been appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of the Asylum for Insane at Pontiac James Kelch and wife of Philadelphia are at the Brunswick Mr Kelch is a prom inent official of the Pennsylvania Railroad Bollock of Jackson Ed A Clark of Clinton Hamilton and famfly of Lan sing and Todd of Columbus are at the Brunswick Aid Jacob President pro tern of the Coun cil occupied the chair yesterday Mayor Langdon and ITesiaent Ewers both be ing absent from the city Mayor Wm McKellen of Komoko Ont Moses of Washington McCann of Richmond Va and Mark Wade of Strat ford are at the Exchange Capt Cooper is at the Cass House Capt Cooper is old retired from the sea and now proposes to enter the hotel busi ness in some interior town Dr Emmons of Kalamazoo Golding of Toledo Goldsmith of Nebraska and Thomas Essex of Little Rock Ark are among the late arrivals at the RusselL Hon Screws editor and proprietor of the Montgomery Advertiser and Mail and Secretary of State of Alabama was in' the city yesterday He wen? down to Grosse He where he will spend few days He will re turn to Detroit and remain here a little time and then go East before going home He is a representative Alabamian a thorough jour nalist afld a citizen of the South who is keenly alive to the best and most important interests of his State and country i MONEY to loan on real estate GEORGE COX Attorney at Law 105 Griswold street Office hours 9 to 12 a nx OUI8L BROSSY'S rench Steam Dyeing andLj Gleaning Establishment 84 Randolph st be tween Jefferson ave and Larned at Detroit Or ders by express promptly attended to DANKEUPTCY Notice is hereby gb A en thaton Monday tbe 1st day of A 1879 at 11 in the forenoon at the door of the postoffice in the City of Detroit County Michigan will sen as public auction ty the highest bidder the following property beWJE' ing to the estate of the Wyandotte Bouiag Company a bankrupt viz: Those certain parcels' of famd situated tn toe County of Leelanaw and State of Michigan known and described aa the southwest section fourteen (14) and the north half of northwest quarter of section twenty three () in township twenty eight (S8) north of rang (12) west HERBERT BO WN Assignee 10 Miller Exocs CHAS AuctlanSr July aJiKU 3 riday and Satnyday Angnat 15 and ig Saturday Matinee at 2pra Send Circxilajr tvHxbla dispensary which will give yro a particulars and will be sent in plain and gckled en velope Direct tetters Drawer dig Detroit Mich LETTER HEADS AND ENSfELOPES EINTED AT THE REE PRESS JOB ROOMS and furnished almostas cheaply as biantr paper 6 CILANGEBT SAJLK In pursuance and ty vir tue of a decree of the Superior Court of De troit in chancerv made and entered on the six teenth day of July A 1879 in a certain eatise therein pending wherein Mary Lawrence is complainant and Abigail Sweet Philander Sweet IraApgvr Elizabeth Apger John IL Martindale George Da vis and Jacob Enderlme are defend ants Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the easterly front door Of the City llalL in the City of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Michigan (that being the building in which the Circuit Court for said county is held) on Saturday the twentieth day of September A 1879 at 12 o'clock noon of that day all of that certain piece or parcel of land situate in said citv county and State known and de scribed as 'follows to wit: Lot number one (1) in block of part of the Thompson farm accord ing to the plat thereof as recorded tn the office of the Register of Deeds for Wayne County in liber forty three (43) of deeds on pages 558 659 and excepting that portion of said premises described as follows: Commencing at the southeasterly cor ner of said lot and runiUDg thence north twenty two (220 degrees forty seven (4D minute west 141 12 100 feet to the center of alley on the Lognon farm thence south sixty degrees west Ml 33 100 feet to the line of lands owned by the Michigan Central Railroad Company thence south 83le grees twenty five minutes east along the line of said railroad laud 167 73 100 feet to the northeriylineof Lafayette avenue thence north sixty degrees east 31 28 100 feet to the place of be ginning it ANKHARTORD Civil Engineer Architect Plata Specifications had Estimates prepared for all classes of structures The best of work guar anteed Moderate prices surveying done BOOM lo WALKER BLOCK TJEMOVAL The Detroit steam Supply Co have iv removed their office to Bl Griswold st rear of irst National Bank PER INCH 3 times $4 00 1 9 4 75 1 10 I 11 TpOR As we are retiring from busi JC ness we otfer for sale heading and stave ma chinery with driving and counter shafts pulleys balance wheels hangers belts and heading and shingle saw horizontal butt saw heading planer jointer and circle stave cutter one wheel join ter one foot Jointer equalizing ssmts All the above mentioned machinery warranted in first clarw run ning order or parti rulars Inquire at 40 Ssitz block or JUf MTG CO Creek Mich woman in an evil resort Sala in addition to being a clever stone cutter and good anat omist says he possesses the secret of petrifying sL 1 VI wnus CUAU LLULV LR7 AS 3J5 adept with a corpse disinterred after centuries as with a subject dead only a few hours The woman ana her companions soon showed Sala that be could talk freely as they knew of his connection with the giants and that he was willing to make money They discussed various schemes based on tne disinterment of bodies or the substitution of the petrified body of a human being for that of some celebrity The subject of resurrecting bodies for a ransom was also touched upon and there was some talk in re gard to visiting Ireland for the purpose of dis interring stone subjects to be prepared by Sala They parted to agamj in a few daj's and finally Mr Sala agreed to do as he was bidden for a round sum in advance all expenses and a contingent reward Then the plans were matured The first scheme was to steal the remains of the traitor Benedict Arn old which are interred in a quiet little grave yard in London Thither they went and as soon as possible made preparations for the res urrection The police however were more1 vigilant than in the Seventeenth Precinct New York and they gave up the attempt after many watching owing to the surveillance they were laced under They then separated and inded in Ireland' Here they decided on two schemes One was to disinter a stone image to be called the true St Patrick on the prop erty of the Earl of Leitrim the other to dig up on the lands of a Mr Coleman at the Causeway the petrified' body oLinn Mc Cool the Giant of the Causeway' The first 1 scheme was abandoned owing to a quarrel I about the land with the Earles agent The I second scheme was partly successful The Giant was unearthed but toe Irish backed by scientists made short work of him and the plotters returned to America On the voyage other plans were discussed among others the resurrection of Gen re mains Arrived in New York the discussion was renewed and Sala avers that the feasibil ity of robbing the Stewart vault was can vassed The clique met several times in presence and the Stewart matter was brought up on each occasion Sala does not give precase dates but her brings them down to within a few weeks of the grave rob uriy woHii 110 maae a nemana tor money which was not immediately complied with and a coolness arose between him and his lady banker When he heard of the grave robbery be fixed the crime on her and her assotiates one of whom by a slip of the tongue Sala designated as a Mr ord and determined on getting Judge reward Inspector Dilks heard story the sub stance of which so far as it refers to the Stew art affair is given above patiently inding that Sala told the truth about many matters Mr Dikes endeavored to trace the persons that Sala denounced as the resurrectionists and discovered that the man ord and the woman who was' banker to the clique lived in the neighborhood of Troy and that they were alert and had per sons who kept them well informed in this city In this work the Inspector was aided by members of the Troy police force Mr Dilks kept Judge Hilton informed of what he was doing but received little encourage ment and last March finding that were he to spend any money to continue what he jad done it would be at his own risk he to use his own words the matter rest" As be fore stated Mr Dilks doe9 not comment on story or the discoveries that resulted therefrozxu has been talked to re cently about it but he is uncommunicative and says that when he again takes a hand in it heXvfll succeed but that will be when Judged Hilton furnishes! him with money sufficient to uciiav nii expenses including tnose necessary otvuio ii aiiiii irviiMi timi i nrnroonnn art ample guarantees of the published reward for the apprehension of the robbers in case of suc cess York Times yX7 Boarders at 61 Congress st west Good pleasant rooms LEA8ANT SUITE ROOMS TO RENT Very A desirable newly furnished Apply to ALLEN A BABINEAU 54 Moffat Biock DETROIT REE PRESS SATURDAY AUGUST 16 1879 $1C Box 18 ree Partner with capital to engage in commission business with person ha vine good bustoets location with wharf privileges Ad dross COMMISSION care Letter Carrier 4 Detroit Ladies and gentlemen willing to work to callou IVM LEE 135 Griswold street Administrator sale of real es In the matter of the estate of Daniel alvey deceased Notice is hereby giren that by virtue of license granted to me br the Probate Court for the County of Wayne and State of Michi gan I will sell st public auction to the highest bid der at the northwest corner of Michigan avenue and Sixth street in the City of Detroit Wayne County Michigan on riday the 1st day of Au gust A 1S7'J at 12 noon of said date ail the right title and interest of said deceased in the following described real estate to wit All those cer tain pieces or parcels of land situate lying and be ing in the City of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Attchigan known and described as tote numbered two (2) of the subdivision of lots one (1) and five (5) in block one (1) of the Labrosse firm Also lot number three (3) of the subdivision of lots numbered one (1) and five (5) of block one (Ik Labroese farm aforesaid Also lot four (1) of the subdivision of lots one (1) and five (5) of block one (1) of toe Labrosse farm aforesaid Also lot five (5) of toe subdivision of lots one (I) and five (5) of block one (1) Labrosse farm aforesaid Dated Detroit Juns 14 1879 i Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene The lAws of Health Strength and Beauty Ho to avoid disease in its manifold forms ri to secure vigorous old age niu st rated rA a very large collection of Manikins Models Skete tons Preserved Specimens Drawings Patetinr etc toe largest and finest Cabinet in America These lectures meet toe warmest approval every where and during the past year were delivered bl the special request of toe Mayor of Buffalo I Cleveland Cincinnati and Milwaukee TVis Admission to the opening leer ure ladies and gen tlemen free Boys to secure attention Id cts class orchard small fruits of ail kinds Must be soM sqrmia rare chance Apply to or address BAXTEk Jonesville Mich SALE House and tot in Saginaw JU City and 240 acres wild farming land with small improvements In Midland Co Address box IK9 Saginaw City Mich OUARUIAN SALE In the matter of VA estate of Henry Pfeifle and Emma PfemA minors: Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of a Ecens grarted to me by toe Hon Edgar Durfee of Probaw for Wayne County Mich on th day of August 1879 1 will aefl to the highest at public auction on toe premises hereinafter or scribed on Saturday toe 20th day of Septembtf A 1379 at 12 at noon an the ngbt and interest of said minors in and to the described real estate: The westerly half Part ci moiety of tot number seventy eight (78) adjornttj lot number seventy nine (79) on the south side Macomb street on toe Rivard farm in Mich and also all the buildings and all improve ments being on said land RED DUVERNOIS Guardian August 7 1879 Vft YLs 3 LARNED STREET EAST DETROI' (Between Beaubien and Antoine) Diseases men requiring private medical treat ment a specialty Consultation free Hours 9 a tn to 9 Private and Confidential TO THE UNORTUNATE Private Medical Dispensary 217 Jefferson Avenue Detroit Mfh Young and Middle aged Men suffering from disease or trouble of a conSdentlai nature are nr soananxlyand QUICKLY CURED I Medietees (with fnQ instructions for tutor) wit to any part of the country by mail or express Cures guaranteed in all cases undertaken atienta living at a distance can ba cured aS henna A Trunk Explodes in a Depot A singndar explosion occurred at the depot Providence Railroad at 4 ocIock yesterday afternoon and the escape Ironi fatal results to two human lives was al i most miraculous John Coles a trausit ex press messenger called for a trunk at the Jin ward baggage room Presenting the check the baggagemaster showed him toe trunk and Coles took hold of it by the handle and Was id the net of dragging it to his wagon when an explosion which resembled the discharge of a I cannon took place reverberating through' the rTfllft nritlca I unujLHg a inomenEaryjpaiuc among the passengers Coles was blown intoi of twenty 'feet and alichted iinnn hi vVlvU the trunk io bishaL: little boy who was passing at the time was blown across the street being picked up in sensible A crowd of people soot gathered and investigation showed that there was: left the trunk i which had been filled with gunpowder shot cartridges and other sporting materials in double barreled shot gun valued at zfezz XI TyEDDING AND INVITATION oinng Beautiful designs printed iroon tha rtrrt station ery as THE REE PRESS job rooms ILn elimination of toedk acter of the work in tlus departmem rin3wHSAiTosCTrETC WANTED EMALt: HELP Rates in Amusement Column 1 MmeSI CO 2 175 8 250 4 325 zw DyeiimWTi vurneaqu ana lace blackened but otherwise escaped injury The boy recovered conscious ness and was found not to be injured Is is ace'tain to whom the trunk be aS theT? not left to identify the owner but undoubtedly this publication or toe delay in toe himself known A valisetrYuk was blown to pieces the shot le gyoitod but Is rendered valne at the first sound thsJueen travels wh? J19 been favored with a an eiaborate official document Onn paper for the guid ance of railway servants and others who are rom her ordinary jourhevv rom this it appears that a pilot engine always City reVsonal Capt Steinhofi wife and eon went to Wallaceburg yesterday Thompson and family have returned from their trip to the sea shore Hon Wm? A Howard is in the city the guest ex Gov John Bagley Madam Anderson with her husband Wm Paley and her maid ape at the RusselL John Laidlaw proprietor of the Globe PICKLES AND MUX Haw This Extraordinary Mixture Killed a 1 I Pickles and milk were the staple of her diet with lemonade and ice creams on that hot af ternoon and yet the unhappy young woman after much uneasiness declared she wa poisoned iso possioly sne was out not uer way of looking at it They blamed the pickles and the grocer and tried hard to find copper dye in the one and collusion in the other While they were about it they might as well have subpenaed the ice man and the cow the apothecary who sold the lentous ahd the con fectioner wno got up' the creams There was death in all their tubs or rather in the mixture that this extraordinary young person in New York ap pears to have made for herself from them alt Anvbodv who undertakes to devour four and I half good sized cucumber pickles after a day bf indulgence among ice creams lemonade and iced milkj is simply inventing an infallible form of suicide It is not on record that this girl was tired of life She had probably gone to a good public school and had learned all about Hie primary and the rules of arithmetic But sholiad not learned toe chemistry of com mon things nor what sort of foods wall agree In the stomach and what not A little of this port or common sense people are expected to pick up for themselves But it is more valua ble ahd necessary than many othr musical notes for instance that jthey are not left to hick up but are taught witn great assmmvy rne acute creauon ex cept perhaps the civilized In the Zoo who may be overfed and tempted but dumb animals at large seem to have it without pick ing up How to get some lessons in the public schools that shall bring boys and girls up to the level of the dumb animals in this know ledge would be a more profitable subject for educational astociations than some of the tonics I discussed last week The young woman in New York died of her folly or appetite or or all threeThe war of acids and ices was as bad or worse than copper poisoning in her case and yet Tor a hot diet anyone of the articles was good and refreshing in its way "and the eaters would insist on the pickles kbeing included in the wholesome list How to Unix foods and how to choose diet is more im Lportant than the choice of colors and yet'every school girl nowadays can tell what colors i agree together and what not The New ignorance only took herself out of lifebut how many mothers are there who know nobetter and who help the hot weather this season to kill their children by reckless feeding A sin of beer and a taste of creen annle when ja sick child cries for it or any other unsuit able food may stop its crying it is true but often in a sad way enough that makes themother cry Ledger A Nervous People Excellent medical authority asserts that the constant strain of business added to the dry ness of our climate has so changed the consti tution that it is impossible for us to do what our fathers did before us safely I says Dr Beard ten degrees more sensitive to I cold than they as the cases of sunstroke ana neat prostration Dear evidence mere is an immense increase in neuralgia sick head ache hay fever nervous exhaustion and espe cially indyspepsia in itself the potent source of a host' of physical and mental irritants aad distresses Now with such systems as we have high strung nervous and irritable toe use of stimulants cannot be otherwise than injurious It is impossible to use them as they were used in the days gone by There is hardly RMHOOLEY A WM EMERSON Proprietor ERNEST STANLEY Assurtan: Man'L? Only appearance In this city of the now cele bmtod EM1LB BILL TEAMS RECREATION PARK Saturday Aug 16 1879 I The desirable residence property 370 Lafayette avetrae: lot 50 feet front brick house with wing good barn Hosse now rented for $500 Price half cash balance in 5 rears at 6 per cent Apply to JACKSON 137 Gris wold ex Hall Safe and Lock Co Circuit Court Cbmissioner Wayne County Michigan Joux Bisstlt Solicitor for Complainant Dated Detroit August 7 1879 2224 WANTED HALE HELP A first class grocery alesman for the I Saginaw and Northern route tans be well acquainted and thoroughly understand the busi ness Best ot reference required Address with references JEERCHaNT care carrier No 2 7VTEWSPAPER LOCATION WANTED Anr community desirous of obtaining a good local paper can be accommodated with a thorough newspaper man possessing an abcndance of ma terial both for newspaper and jobbing purposes Any perron locating a live town In winch toes tobJLa a paper will receive ten dollars for ms trouble If acce pted Address WASHINGTON care Newspaper Union Chicago ill Several rehable salesmen andcan vaasers to carry in connection with own goods an article In great demand by all ranches of trade Sells rapidly Sample carried in pocket XAberal commission HORN BROS fiOZ Maiketst Philadelphia The above sale is adjourned until riday the eighth day of August 1879 at the same time and place Dated Detroit August 1 1879 DANIEL GUTNEY Administrator Hawixv rax xxK Attorneys for Administrator The above sale is adjourned until Monday the 15th day of September 1879 at the same time and place Dated Aug 9 1879 DANIEL GONEY Administrator Hawlxt lHXAirK Attorneys for Administrator 2S81 A proprietary medicine tbatiswell established and is add by druggistaail over the continent ia otTervd for sale at one half of it value as the proprietor wishes to retire $30000 cash will purchase half interest or $20000 cash and $20000 on time will purchase the whole The business is worth at least 3100003 The goods are cold strictly tor cash and the business is entirely free from debt A targe income is aamired the purchaser year after ye4r aad tor a lifetime as it is secured by a gov ernment trade mark Partiea having the money only need apply to whom a fiill investigation will be given Address CO No 3 block Detroit Mich TO UWELLINO HOL SES CHANCERY SALE In pursuance and by vir tue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the United Sates for the Eastern District of Michigan in equity made and entered on the ninth day of December A 1878 in a certain cause therein pending wherein the Connecticut Mutual Life In surance Company is complainant and James itz patrick Bridget itzpatrick and William Jennison are defendants Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public Suction to the highest bidder on Sat urday the thirtieth day of August A 1879 at twelve noon of that day at the front door on Griswold street of the Postotnce Building in the City of Detroit Wayne County and Eastern Dis trict of Michigan the following described property to wit: All those certain pieces or parcels of land situated and being in the Township of Springwells County of Wayne and State of Michigan and de scribed as follows to wit 1 Lot number two (2) of the subdivision of the' Sheldon farm formerly known as the Visgar farm being the rear part of private claim five hun dred and eighty three (583) and the northwesterly two (2) acres of lot number three (3 adjoining said lot number two also being part of said private claim number 583 said two parcels containing six and 97 100 acres of land and being the same parcels con veyed to the said itzpatrick by Hrpolite Brossard and wife December 3 1st 1867recorara in liber 132 of deeds on page 189 a man of middle age who do not remember dtth7(917 ofSritecTimmter that hospitality and a sideboard of wines and I forty seven (47k together with a strip on the easter liquors were synonymous terms Both men I ly side of said lot and adjoining thereto and being and women drank freely and professional men I part of private claim number five hundred ana and the clergy indulged in the same habit It I eighty three said premises being the mme con would be four to say that what is a vice now to the said itzpatric by John NN Johnston was a virtue thOT but it can be rafely erted fm that people did maulge then without I January 1876 and recorded in the office of Register the same injurious effects that follow i of Deeds for Wayne County in liber 181 on page the practice now The predominant nervous I together with the hereditaments and appur ness of the present time had not been devel I tenancy thereunto belonging or in anywise apper oped Our ancestors could drink freely smoke ie extravagantly indulge to excess in tea and July 7a mandwt coffee and yet live to a serene old age now it Master is simply impossible True the traffic ar I Moobk Caswixld Wabnkb dent spirits has enormously increased but so Solicitors for Complainant has the population True people yet drink to excess' but they do not do it with impunity A MORTGAGE SAKE Whereas default Circumstances have altered cases and two 1 made in the conditions of a certain thir dsi 'inf nroconf I mortgage made and executed bv NVTliinm NYilmot from Intemperance are due to the changed physiological conditions of the human race YpUntMichig dteS of and especially in this country where people Henrietta Buck a minor bearing date the four are strung up to a tension that will no more teenthdavof March AD 1870 and recorded in allow a tree use of strong drinks than a barn I Uie office of the Register of Deeds for Wayne filled with straw will permit the introduction I twenty sixth day of of Advertiser on I ana tne amount claimed to be due thereon at rr ZZ I tlie date of tffis notice is the sum of nine hundred' His Defense The Judge (severely) I and fifteen dollars and forty five cents and also oner vnn sccnsnd of nrtAmnfin I the further stun of flfftr rinllArs nn der your mother in law What have you to I Provldea for in said mortgage and no suit at law say for yourself or proceeding in equity has been instituted to re Prisoner (apologetically) sir but my 8ecurod by mortgage or failure to do so is to be ascribed to causes en 1 Now therefore by virtue of the power of sale tirely beyond my I contained in said mortgage notice Is hereby given The Judge (blandly) that alters the thaton Monday the 27th dayof October A 1879 case I shall suspend sentence but you will I at 12 noon of that day at the east front not get off so easily if you are brought here I City of Detroit there again under similar circumstances Gen I ble7'i darme show this gentleman I the amount due on said mortgage rafoter PPer costs and expenses allowed bHw for thedr I tisement and sale of said oretnises and said attar 11 ALP and Half A merchant calls to in jneyfee Said premises as set forth in said mort spect the premises where he has intended to I described as follows All and sing lay open a mourning goods store Unhappily they I situate in the are not near so large as he had expected I nr'ottS to I subdivision of the Deouindre farm are not more than half big enough and yet it the southerly tide of Lafayette street tathe Se? is the only desirable location the neighbor entil Ward insaid city between Orleans and Rio I pelle streets tell you what to says the agent Dated Detroit July 31 1879 a half mourning store EDWARD KING I Guardian Mortgagee I Barbour ft Rexfomb Attorneys fw Mortgagee 2158 5 TTTHEItEAS default has been made in the con VV dlfj Af1 nf fi PAtain mraeawazM I ns T1eny to William McGrath dated juue I MICHIGAN The Superior Court 14 th A 1877 and recorded in the office of the of Detroit in chancerv At Detroit on the I7tti I Deeds for the County of Wayne and dX ot A 1879 William MitClUll con 1 the fifteeruh day Of June A Pljwant vs Mary Mitchell defendant11' I mortgages on page 90 and affidavit that the defendant Ma i tastrumentm writing Mltcheli is a resident of this State: that nnv day of October 1877 and far her appearance has been duly issued and the office of the Register of Deeds for I lat same could not be served by reason of her Store ot Mich on absence from this State the eighth day of October 1877 in liber 15 of as I owler solicitor for the complain nt ordered snments of mortgages on page 341 foe said hat raid defendant Mary ifteh atnar md did assgn to me the mbrtgage afore I answer the bill of complaint in tots catS'witlHn raid together with the debt thereby secured and I 'hree months from the date of this order anthir? afe ojfaia notiSTupSn order be puLHshedSrithin Twenty davs after oSiX hundred and eighty dae hereof in The Detroit ree Press a aad also the RaPr Panted in said county and zf twenty five dollars as an attorney Nation be continued thereafter once and no suit or weeks in succession ronce a week for UwhTlnK been instituted to recover HARRY fwlinttv ta ALgX Sorr for Compl Judicial Cte Triiaran at public auction to tfw for the to ba the Ignition of tv Or Sn Detroit complainant and charge of a cartridge Circuit Court Detroiton this 14 th day oaGS arytopay the amount due onHortew State that pnteess for 1X11 issued and that the fg5 fa totif fa The (41) And fortv I "eroit ree Press a cewDauer 1 IT I cnorforeompJainant 25 SHOWRUTTING Of every kind and quality executed promptly at THE REE PRESS JOB Uncertainty of Wealth A gentleman who twelve years ago passed on from a series of visits among the aristocra cy of birth in England to be the guest of several members of the aristocracy of wealth said that he was much impressed by the signs of money in the latter case as compared with the former In many of the stately homes of England faded damask and thread carpets maybe found in conjunction with beautiful old olate and fine pictures Everything is of good quality but it is frequently well worn out whereas in the houses of the great money magnates the upholstery is new fresh and re splendent for that ready money which my lord and the so often lack is at hand The aristocracy of birth have however hiyl hitherto at least one signal advantage as com pared to the others permanency The fleeting character of even the most splendid commer cial fortunes is being painfully exemplifiea just now in the north of England The home of Mr Vaughan of Bolchow Vaughan whose father bequeathed him a palace in which the smoking room cost BlSOOOo and a single man tel piece 510000 was in the market last month ana three weeks later a fruitless attempt was made to sell Gray Towers the princely seat of another great Cleveland 4 irott master The house had cost $250000 but only £150000 rias bid for it inclusive of the estate 390 acres Only those who have seen such places can realize now completely they illustrated the auctioneering phrase of expense9 To fancy and to realize were one These great northern commercial persons very rarely have houses tn London and unless in Parliament seldom make any effort to into there but live in a world of their own around the seat of their business The Modern rench Sorcerer The Paris correspondent of the Boston Jour nal writes spoke of the unhappy fate which befell the individual who was supposed to be a sorcerer in the old days and now he was burned The modern sorcerer fares a little better but nis way is still hard The courts one of the departments have just sentenced to fifteen imprisonment a man who was making a living by going about among the peasanfay persuading them that they were sick and then pretending to cure them by means of sorcery His processes were ex tremely simple such as placing' a little snuff or tobacco on a head or hanging a charim about the neck He was very successful until he fell in with an old peasant who lost his temper and had him ar rested In this case the sorcerer had asked a feet of twenty francs but the peasant said he had no money you have some ducks or chickens that you can give1' said the sorcerer for you answered the peasant if that is the way that yofl treat said the sorcerer am going to enchant you Now if you move ten steps from where you stand you will oe a dead man Ther peasant moved however far enough to make a complaint to the Mayor and the unlucky sorcerer is in durance vile His methods of procedure were about as ordinary and vulgar as those used by the negro magicians and quack doctors in our Southern States Returned to Her irst Schoharie County has produced another curious elope ment 'case Last March John Casper a married and well to do farmer eloped from Cobleskill with the wife of a farmer named Earls also well off in worldly goods and the father of interesting children Casper took something like $2600 in money with him Nothing was known of the whereabouts of the runaways and the matter had ceased to be neighborhood gossip until last week when in terest tn the affair Nvas re awakened by the sudden return rrf th wnman husband It seems that a detective tracked tbe padr into CaiuidA the woman has grown cold of her second hand love and being placed in communication with her husband gave Casper the slip after pocketing $1700 of his money and leaving him with 12: she went to Niagara allSj met Earls fell upon his bosom anti handed him money and the now reconciled pair returned to their classic shades 01 Cobleskill leaving Casper completely un (N Y) Tress THBftWfl ms Logs Too ar Mur ray a brother of the niucii tnlkgd about WhaJTrtk story fllastmting his methods 'Iere faefaer on the farm they got up a party to go into the woods and make a feast of roasted by a bonfire The eggs were deposited in a basket when the scotieof tae roasting was chosen young William Henry Harrison the most erithusi attic boy ip tne party made himself very busy bringing logs and sticks for the neceesarv firl andrifch charge TvMIayT fzSra hUTlAd LravlLKzJj 03 ae ixufceV smashed every egg Mr Murray seems to con tinue to throw his logs too far How to Tell the The Nor rtstown Herald says: New York papers ad vertise aliwaswallow tail coate for waiters 00:11 supplies a want ashkmable society has lone needed a badge to distinguish the waiter from the 1S Paca swallow tail coat The waiter may look ever so silly fVe Wond it the middle hold an eye glass and drawl in his speech He cannot longer impose upon strang ers His almna wAlhvtsLitfi dead away while the eal gentleman will be known by his broadcloth Insect Powder Gun Is for precedes the royal train fifteen minutes the guard of the pilot train mast be provided with all sorts of lamps and signals including fog sig nals As these trains pass junctions the time of such passage must be telegraphed to the chief trnffta manager No train or vehicle is on any account allowed to travel or cross over or ob stmot the line within thirty minutes of the care sinceslast November and his experiences jitfae at which the royal train is due to para have been highly interesting art of tbesa A'hen the roval train is traveling ou one line hinge bn the following story regard to whiclr train is allowed to travel on the other be Nfr Dilks is non committal Shortly after the I tween any two stations from the time the pilot robbery in St Church yard Judge Hil engine is due to pass until the royal train has ton was visited by Giuseppe Sala an Ital I passed' When the Queen travels north the ian sculptor who now has a studio at No 141 I train is ordered to be given a length 207 feet West Thirty fourth street on the site of the from the royal saloon 214 feet from the' rear old Gospel tent at tne uma rererrea to ms office and marble yard were at No 131 West Thirty fourth street gala speaks Eng lish poorly and when Jos' visited Judge Hiimn nA rnAn nis naLiEnce uv lli in ability to talk as quickly and flis 1 tinctij as tne uage woo xs at tunes impa tient desired Saia however told part of his story to Judge iliKon aua tne rest to a pe fn nnTsfw4aYYf Tt ftn one and its entire verification involved the 1 expenditure or a large sum it was no weyer considered of sufficient importance to war rant an outlay or atxmt a toename oaia to go to Troy and point out some persons i who according to him were implicated in the grave robbery Sala went to Troy but failed to do what he promised He said that he was in fear qf his Life that he had not been prop env nrotectea ana tnat wnas ne was aon demanded better guarantees of reward than he had from Judge Hilton Sala returned to New York in a grumbling mood ami Judge Hilton not having the patience to talk with him sent him to Inspector Dilks who after repeated interviews learned what he was dis posed to tell of his history and heard his ver sion of the robbery of the Stewart vgult Sala's story up to a certain point is amply i corroborated He was the author of the stone hoaxes the Cardiff and New Hampshire giants He laughs when be tells the history of their imposture which has been frequently pub lished Sala was backed by several persons who had made up a pool to defray'expenses and they were connected with others with whom Mr Sala had no dealings In 1S76 Mr emale Red Stockings of New York VS emale Bine Stockings of Philadelphia or the championship of the Play begins at 4 General admission 25c Grand Stand 10c extra Another Cheap Excursion TO TOLEDO ON STMR GAZELLE SUNDAY August 19 leaving Griswold street at 9 a and Toledo at 520 giving two to three hours in Toledo are for round trip 50c Good music on board boat a MONEY TO By the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co in sums of $5000 and up wards secured on real estate In this dty NVM A MOORE Moffat Block miscellaneous! T'O The ery desirable residence 203 Sec I ond st with furnace hot and cold water barn etc LEOPOLD NOTE 179 Henry st BOVBD AND BOOMS An Italian Stone Queer JExwert 3nces and Connection With the Stewart Body Case Inspector Bilks of the Second Inspec tion District has been quietly working on the have been highly interestin IT if ISO Stars go OO 'Artists 5o 15 z'r Comedians 15 12 A Triple Quartette 12 14 Solo Instrumentalists 14 1G Song and Dance Men jR 12j Milltary Zoaave Clog Dancer 12.