Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

i NUMBER' 249 JUNE 2: DETROIT THE RACES NEW advertisements NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ummer underwear largest stock large invoices of light WEIGHT SUIT LOWEST PRICES GEO PECK CO AND nvite your nspection AUGUST RASCH CO last 70 WOODWARD AvE ri in HAL ACRE LOTS LOCAL MATTERS A PERECT TITLE 18 0 8 At 11 o'clock a' Q0 TO DRUG STORE OR SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES baxdaces SHOULDER BRACES CRUTCHES SUPPORTERS 5" YE Co We call especial atten tion to our very large stock of Shoes Slippers and Ties for Tiuninier wear We offer induce ments in quality style and fit Agents vbber SO WOODWARD ATO DETROIT yyrrH our removal to 79 woodward TH A AVENUE WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR STOCK Ji ON MONDAY JUNE 14 INGS TROWSERINGS LINENS ETC AND 1d'Jqcqb and ijrlee of arose in all parts qfthe cjiamber President Ewers ordered the roll call on Aid appeal amt 44 whenliis (Ewers) name was readied he said Chairtnan Uoes not tote on the questionr The roll call resulted as' follows Aid Alter Barnard ikiydell ClieneConnor Daly Gies sGriffin Guiuey Haller Manning and 13 Aid Borgman Dorr inneyoster Heck Jooob Klei Ralph Raynor Todd Vin cent and Varriner 12 r'esidentEwers 'The Chair is The question then recurred on Aid Mon yuiotion to accept the communi cation and place it on tile and it was adopted ps fdllows: 1 Boydell Chene Connor "Daly Gies Griffin' Guiney Haller Lingemahn Manning' Monaghan and fthe ident 14 Aid Borgman Dorr inney oster Hock Jttcob Klei Ralph Raynor Todd Vin cent and 12 4 a The Council then settled down to the regu lar order of business The Controller and of Works reported a number ofbids tor city printing 'stationery gas etc and street paving respec tively and they were referred 'to the approprf ate committees The Board of Public WorksSvere authorized i to advertise for proposals for furnishing the city with sower pipe" during the fiscal year beginning July The Committee on Parks reported in favor of granting thp petition of jtthq Detroit Light Guard to be allowed to nso i their range on Belle Isle from 4 to a 'm providing they allow other military compan ies the same privilege free of charge Adopted: THE DIG EIGHT HEARD ROM i Aid Jacob ''offered a resolution thatJohn Archer be appointed Gas Inspector for the ensuing year The motion to adopt was quickly but upon being put to a was lost by a large majority The Council then adjourned Aid Jacob says he only pffered the' last resolution to little for the who seemed to be unusually igood mi tured JS' T' uiLJ i i all The reaks Three Soldtere'J''U' About yesterday aj boat containing one sober soldier and txvo" drunken jones was captdzed near the foot of Randolph A boat fron the yacht Triaut picked Vthe soldiers up'and towed their into the slip' near tlie Yorktown boat house where the s' a 1 Z' doau was 1 jjguiApii1 mm imluqii '(juu start of the4 inebriate soldiers called the 'bottle reaching under iho capsized 'thp boat second tiinoj They were helped out by IL Johri sdn keeper of house and again stqred fortha raeeebdt agabj papaizet tip Dpac 1 Glorions inale to the otfir Races in Detroit Piedmont Bay Billy and Monroe Chief the Winners AN OLDL TIMEIsESSION AND CHILDREN'S! A Very Ordinary Exhibition by the Great Gray Hopeful President Ewers continued rapping with the gavel and for a time there was great excite ment 'I Aid inney continued speaking insisting that the charges hint were true in de tail Aid: Daly l' Aid inney hurrah! alf you may I want to put this Council on record on this question and 1 am going to do Aid Griffin during the excitement moved to ad jonrn is out of or der as there is a question before hq iuuey took his seat T' Aid hope that this matter will be Aid Gies not Mayor Thom son out of town when the proceedings were ap Jacob answered yes the Acting' Mayor was notified of his returning saying thatmeeoldierBjWUO had it were too come back iiriL Jttrtjmftnr'dr Gregory from the Illil nbIsStat6''Uuiversitr The commencement exercises of the Illinois' State phiyersity occurred at Champaign op Wednpsdqy whole off air saysthoChicago Journal rendered unusually im pressiveion account of the resignation of Dr' Gregory this being the occasion of his last ad dress as Regent' His 'announcenient fact brought tears to many eyes' as Dr Greg brilliant talents havo giveuthe Univer sity its now world wide aud honorable reputa Dr Gregory has a host of friends in this State he having been formerly prominent ly identified with the educationainstitutions He was Superintendent of Pqblic Instruction from 1S59 to 18G5 and Michigan knowing ibis worth con appreciate regret with which" those interested in the! welfare of the Illinois University will part from Jtheir well beloved RegenL i Sunday Observance A meatingin behalf of Sunday observance will be held in the irst Presbyterian Church (Dr on Sunday evening ata quarter to Rev' DrW ai'ace Atterbury of NowYork Secretary of 'the 'NewtYork Sabbath will make tho address in which the subject of observing Sundaywill be treated in its Iarger4uspects 03 elated to tho interests of the working classes the question of capital and labor and popular institutions The 'doctor will give a sketch of tho present aspects of the question in this country and of recent movements in Europe in the direction of Sunday observance i mt vr Shooting The BinnsComplaint is mado by residents about the' Grand Trad Junction of the shooting of song birds and swallows by mal icious depredators from the city with shot guns? statute bt the State of Michigan ex pressly forbids 'this wanton conduct All officers of tho law should be 'on the alert toarrest persons guilty of this cruelty? the more particularly os a good reward is to bo allowed upon their conviction Persons living 'in the vicinity should make prompt complaint tho authorities that the wretches may be promptly taken in charge and punished for theirt con duct The Open Am The promenade concert scheme at Recreation Park does not appear to meet with the approval of 1 the pub lic notwithstanding tho low figure at which tho entertainments are five concerts for $1 for two persons There is no demand fpr tickets consequently tho first concert 'barinot bo given on the 16th Tickets will be 'left for sule tiilthe and if by that date 150 have been sold the first concert will be given on tho 23d inst If there is iio demand by that time tiiey will be withdrawn and scheme which is a first class one will lie abandoned S7 1 Honor to Whom Honor is In pub lishing the list of subscribers to the Butler bonus in issue of this paper the name' of Simon Mui pby appeared erroneously asK A Murphy Simon Murphy as is well know to all 'is a public spirited bitizen whose aid can always' lie invoked for matters bearing upon tlie public weal and one ivhp gave last night $1425 to the bonus in addition to his previous large subscription Knows Insect Powder Gum is the best! ed i in Um lead jMcnroe Chief second BeU third ana Lady Turpin tllknhlllll'XXl ftb A4A3W AUC34J IRjritlVlU the half mile pole and MonroeChtoC gbt his lieod'in front until Lucy 'ou the home strcth heip he rushed forwara winning the heat neatlv in 2 Lucy sec ond Bell IL third and Lady TUrpin thte heat Cbief sold iCtbo pools at $20 jWhilejbnt $4 was given field Thii This resulted in another Wry fdr the Chicago liore who took the leAa at tbe'starf and never was headed At the half mile pole was almost up' to liini how ever as lie was nearly even 'vith mn she broke and never recov red sufficiently to over take him The first money wtas awarded to Monroe Cliief while Lucy receives I second Bell third and Lady Turpin fourth £imet 2:25 Appended is tho i summary: jAsbociation Park HamtoamCic June11 Third race for horses with nxxvrxlx no faster UlftU 1 reals best three in five to first $230 totoeouiul to tlurd and $100 to fourth us A Longley Chicago br a Monroe 1 1 Palmer fCj Wells Aurora Qnbk in rb 2 8r O' A Hickok San rancisco ill 3 Philo Sweet Pentwater mi LadyTutV 7 Wm McGuigan DetrcHu xhsm Elsie iOff flood drawn aSH a3M 2:8514 j' above named Lorie bwned by Richmond said to be smoiig the threej fastest horses in the world' also gave 'an exhi bition trot yesterday fdr which the bwner pckfkoted $500 paid him tfy the association tlie fine little'grayhorsenppearetf oh'thi? track he? Was' heartfly origihally stoted wasfto'entLeivvor i to timeof Tfiursday i However 'fid was subsequently Richmond had" no intention of speeding Ids horse at his utmost as he condition to make' extraordinary fast time? has trotted but oneo befpr this "sea son and that wasonly jog of 2:22 at itf much to be regretted that this" sfate ment was mode as many supposing Hopeful to be in perfect condition1 wagered liat (jjtl time of Thursday) would be beat en Hopeful trotted two boats the flrat "of which lie made in" 2 :21 5 aiicLthe second much to the astonish ment of everyone present was mado in but "is exceedingly fofji horse oflns staining Mr 'Richmond subsequently said that it had not been his intention" to make fast time and then 'rejmarked a wants Pan Maco behind liii for fast Richmond also stated that Ke intended to ive his hprse asmuch aa later in the season when he hopes to Come together St Julian for a large stake tos £REAT WESTERN ADDITIONAL AST TRAIN COMMENCING SUNDAY JUNE 13 1880 Arid until further notice' A SPECIAL AST EXPRESS TRAIN In addition to trains now running will leave De a iV aw TN Tn a rrt WOK5 i uts 10 ious oi num I street at 11:40 for Suspension Bridge STATIONERY I Niagara alls making quick connection with the MAGAZINES I New York Central Hudson River and the New NEWSPAPERS I Lake Erie 'Western Railways tor all I points East reaching New York at 10 p' in the fol A Wholesale or Retail howingday Wagner Palace Sleep ng Cor through A ROYS I to Rochester and New York via Niagara alls with I out change 89 Woodward ave I jsgr Passengers arriving in Detroit bytheeven 'REaT AUCTION SALE I ing trains on the Detroit Grand Haven Milwau I 1 kee lint Marquette Detroit Bay City I Saginaw and Detroit Lansing Northern Rail I ways make close connections with this fast ex I press train via the Great Western Railway and its I connections LAND IN THE CTTY DETROIT Car accommodation secured by wire or I letter at the Great Western Railway Ticket Office I 151 Jefferson avenue Detroit ACRES WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION IRTH I West' Pass Detroit I W3I EDGAR General Pass Hamilton 31 Meet At th residence of his son fa law Emanuel Aerts 233 Monteahn street east 12 aftsr a itlnCwitSaM Jte LEns agfed 1 eor uneral from his late rel' mS Church Mony 'gvitd to attend ilienda respectfully 1 Hair Dye makes a naan tisw yeara old look as if ha was but' thirtwft be detected Sold by all druggfotiT SAVINGS AND DOINGS The Zion Lutheran Church will give an ex Of tho Common ConncIt LllSt cursion to Island next Tuesday I John Cameron conducts tho noon hour I 1 prayer meeting of the A to day I Another Veto Mayor jThompsohr Re Mrs Coulter the insane woman who escaped park o'fofegfon from the County House Thursday morning is I still at liberty 7 1 Question Auctioneer McGinhis last evening sold cot I tage and lot at No 303 Brewster street for I The council After a Hot Debatef Refiises 1 AQA 4 zn I uwwu I to Re Consiaer tne Aotiowor tne Tho County Superintendents of the Poor I Last SesQlon have just placed'a new $350 engine for pump I ing water in the County House at Wayne I Patrick McGowan' complained to the police TH? DOCUMENT INALIJlfpCEPTED yesterday that he was confidenced out of $30 I PLACED OX ILE by strangers yesterday throwing loaded I dce' 2 i I At the meeting of the Common Council Henry Warshauer of No 133 Rivard street the Aldermen were prbfaptiv on hand complains that sneak thieves secured a rock oster waa in his seat the flrst time ing chair valued at $10 from his residence on I bis iUn0ss 5 4 Thursday I A resolution directing the Board of Public Wm Meyers one of the oldest German Work3 contract with ilnbois for grad pioneers of this city died on Thursday aged ete ort stt "from Orleans 71 years He had been a resident of Detroit I to Elrawood avenue May 28 for thirty years as taken from the table auif adopted: John btephes was lodged tho County A fr0n tp Harris of Jail yesterday on a warrant issued by Justice Cincinnati that the a Council examine Ludlow of Delray charging him with stealing hk naphtha aX ou exhibition $2 50 from August Guenther the ci vj(JW of ad0Jias lt in thu A picture of one of tho Anchor Line of ocean wfts ferretl to the CoiAtteo on Gas steamships painted in oil colors and the Jacob nted a potitfon from prop property of uder agent for thocom erty on Gratiot srft from Wood pany is exhibited at the store of Smith ward aveuue to arrar paving that I thoroughfare feet wide instead of 40 feat as Rev Turnbull will lead the Sunday wag 'O1dcred by the Commoi Council' Rc school study at Young Menn Chns i forred to the Coinmittee ou Greets and Board tian Association Hall this evening This will I pubbc be the last session until the flrat Saturday the park coinrtfoN October i i 1 The ClerkpresentedthefollQing cdmmuni This afternoon thereis to be a game of base froiu the Mayor: ball at Recreation Park between tho Stars of To Holioral)te the common Cornell Birmingham and tho Seeds of this city A I Gentlkmev I return to your honorable good game is expected as both clubs have I body without my approval the motion adopted at your session directing tle City made fine games this season I Clerk to return to me at Chicago my veto mes Ernest Goffiuet charged with obtaining two I sage dated May 27tb beeiuwe the same suits of clothing from Mabley on forged I is in direct violation' 'ofi Koction 8 of prders Was examined in the Police Court" yes cVixPer of iWhh 5 I directs that proceedings shall ba taken by the tei day afternoon and held for trial at the uly I common Council ou the Receipt of a term of the Court 1 1 communication from the Mayors disapproving Two meii yesterday morning brought two of any resolution or ordinance proceeding Ahopassigeoi tho resolutions seeking to heifers to the cattle market and offered them I jho jurisdiction of so called Park for sale They could not satisfactorily ac I Commissioners over tho Belle) Isle Park at a count for their possession of tho cattle and I time when it was known I wus temporarily wre suiplciou 5 luvliE stolen them Council when it was well known would be The receipts of the Arbeiter und last year I in the city the same afternoon the holding of were $5317 20: the balance of cosh on band pecial session of the Councils when it jwas Ljp oruN 12 1 a 1 known 1 was again temporanlyabsent and June 19 189( was $1892 11 innkins a total of U10 above referred to viol atiqpiof the I $7239'31 The disbursements last year were! city charter seem to constitute racy $6005 06 leaving a balance in tho treasury of deprive the executive department ou I the city goveinmejit thafiyoice I city legislature which the cityecharter' errti Albert Sillsmanwas arrested yesterday on a I tlesto it and forms the otiaee chnrge of obtaining a horse from Joseph I ries of intrigues on the iart calied Buhler false pretenses He was ar Bark Commission and its aUtars janil adbet I 7 I tors to obtain possession of the Rslfa raigned at tho Pohco Court and pleading not uutj js valuable possessions against Jherliettete" In no ovoirtinah'nn waa exaf Irirtrn fm tVA I uontimaiiL anrl ilia tvLIiuu zifi lA 15tlr instant? I I of tho taxpayers of tho city proceed will de liver a critical essay on Hamlet at Abstract I which have actuated them and Jruvo buif Half at the same time there will be held such character as cannot rccelvotbSnction examinations of Mrs Edna Chaffe class courts to whoso scrutmyly will short English literature upon various Sliaks 1 GTftOMIpNaayor pearian characters 4r I Aid Monaghan moved that thocommunica There are still about' eighty liquor dealers ftion be received and placed file 'Ho who have failed to pay their taxes 'although I doubted the right of the Mayor t4 vetb a reso they have filed their official bonds' Supt I lution of this nature Rogers yesterday issued orders to the Captains Ald: move as an amendment of the three precincts to complaints I that lire vote by which the relolutiou was against all who have not complied with the I passed be reconsidered law 'H Aid Gies rise to a nnint Of order Aid The new Stz German Lutheran I faney clitT nbt vote on the" resolution and Church corner of Pierce and Chene streets I therefore cannot move to bo dedicated to morrow at 2:30 at I PresidentEwers point ofrder is well the ceremony of blessing the bells tlrnn Aid inney is out of will also occur At 2 pm the Aid inney (in a loud yoice) ap ties connected with the hurch will meet in peal from the decision of the Chair: this is the processionand proceed iu a' body to the edifice I first time I have ever done thia since have Great preparations are made for the I been in the event I Jacob think that this whole matter Next Wednesday evening a musical enter is out of order The Mayor' faly Vetoes' the tainmont will be given at the Mission Chapel resolution by which the City Clerk Wus xltfect ort Wayne under the auspices of the Young I ed to send the Park ConftnissionifliiTyetp Society Miss Johnson violinist Miss to him in Chicago HoHas a itglifc 'toveto it King and Prof Doyle pianists have volun and all we have to do is to teered to assist ds well 'as Messrs Paine Levy I action of Andrews McCall and others Midshipman A I President Ewers Jacob that Tis' not Winterhalter has the management of the rthe questioh 'The question is "on the appeal entertainment I from the decision of the Chair Hnndsome directories' of the principal I Aid Gies proceedings the iast ses churches of the city have been put in the I sion of'the Common Council werbapproved by Michigan Exchange Russell Brunswick An I ther acting Mayor in the' absmee of Mayor tisdel Griswold and Cass' Houses' rThey are Thompson who was attending the Republican encased in largo black walnut frames hand Convention at Chicago The Mayor being out somely veneered and give lines of street of the city this matter was outside of his jur cars by which remoter churches are reached and that settles the Kai The veto together with hoars of tervice pastor" etc I has no business whatever here kr The registers are alterable and will be Aid Mayor city rected once a month I the daybefore i the pafk businessf disapproved4 I The proceedings were handed toJrjfesiclent Ew The Currie Murder Case ers before the ink was dr Clerk' In reference to the Currie trial now in prog I piesented them well knowing Mayor ress at Marahall Tex for the murder of Mr was on hi a way home urthermore the Pres Porter an actor shot in defense of Miss Ellen ldontmade an attempt to portion of Cummins a member of the Barrymore Com Ptbe 1ist proceedings of tiConndi suppressed? pany much wonder is expressed at tho absence caU on the Cierk to substantiate my stato of Miss Cummins 'the principal witness i the prosecution who is understood to President Ewers '(ALL inney be now a resident of Windsor out of reach you are out of of the subpenos of American officers Aid inney rt VNo I ain inorder and I In regard to Miss reported expies I again call on the Clerk' to substantiate my sions of fear at the reception sho might meet I with in Texas a gentleman from that State I President Ewers (rapping the ga veil says she need not be under any apprehensions art? out of order Take whatever? The people of 'exas utterly repu Aid inney am going to stay diate Cureie The Texans having regard for on my feet right here until I get in order ulB guuu nuiue uim repuuiviuii ui tuoii oiai profoundly regret the circumstances which led to the 'murder and have since by every means' in their power sought to bring the criminal to justice urthermore out of this feeling of justice and commiseration for the sufferings of the Barrymore party they gave them re peated attentions in their journey through the State attended in great numbers all their en tertainments and provided them with free passes over all their railroads The Tekas gen tleman says he is informed by a member of a theatrical company that the money to pay Miss faro to Marshall and return has long awaited her order at her theatrical in New York Harper's publi cations for the current week the Weekly Ba zar and Young People navo been received and are for Sale by A Roys 89 Woodward ave nue Roys also "has iand by Hamilton Aida tba latest issue of the rank UaSquareLibrat Entries to the Pontiac Races Next Week Ac Between 2000 and 3000 spectators assembled at the Association Park Uiimtrpmck 'eSter day on the occasion of th a closing day pd tr ices of tho Detroit Trotting and Jockey tfio meeting far nA patronage was concerned "was assumed and os jUll racefi th at given were first classfnr anything over had in this city success in every particular4 'vqsreasonably certain At tho'1 pacingraco was called i i the 2:22 pAce irst heat? The starters iu this race had io 'sitionsas follows: Comet tbepole Bay Billy? seedlid and duuigu third' Ar the tort Bay (Billy took the lead with Comet second and as usualpChmige two open lengths? back of 1 evaiytoily' At tho half Bny Biliystill 'had tho lead1 with 'Change serond ami Comet thirtfBoth Bay Billy and Change werergoiifgat a wMlitir ruirafi'ltobtinir imr other fot the lead The rata liome between these two horses was veiy close and exciting' bUt Bay 'Dillytwan'jC' with ChangB'seeund and Comet third Time 2 'CJ: fv I Tilts contest was at the start exact repetition at ttetrevious lioat uutilitha back stretch was reachedwhen made a horrible break just as he was taking second place When he regained life feet Bay Billy wu first at the lower turn lending Comet two lepgtbsand Change alozen on more lengths By lire time the home stretch was reached Cuarige had made up the distance' and chai Iciiged Bay Billy foi'dirst place but at the dis tance flag lie again left his feet and Billy won the beat with Comet second Thtrd heat'Liie drivers Cliange was wanied to do better in thjs heat than ne had in tiie previous ones or he would run the rlik of mo heutor aghiingej of drivers ''Atfthe start lity slight lead on Comet who led Change about two lengths At tUe fimt turn CJiange as taking gecoipi pluce and at the half hqwas passing Billy Around the lower torn bepopened ktiwo lengths between? himself aud Bil ly iuid came in to the 1 st retch with that advantage Here liowOver Billy tojioce gait Sind Change thus pushed let out bohliiig his? lead to the distance stand when Chang? flew into thonir andBay' Billy passed hiin uud came home iu 2 winner of the beut oud race Change i To tbe ordinary observer i looked os though phajijirslioald have taken theTheafc'but as hfsjirivpr explained to the judges an awfu'Jqtiper hbrst liafurudfawdyiwo drtti'ree BUSINESS POINTS At Messrs Walsh auction mart Sewerage and water on arnsworth and erry lnere was a lajgo atfenaqnce Qi payers Sreets at their weekly sales Repre The sale will take place on the grounds corner of sentativas of other states vied with relle and arnsworth streets those of Michigan and the trade of our city Didaing witn alacrity lor commodities offered: dry goods bate hardware eta ren dering the sale a most satisfactory one' Mer chants have realized that the house was a perfectly reliable medium for the purchase or I varment of $90 must be made at the sale to I disposal of merchandise Their success has MU the bargain I been of inestimable benefit to the business of McGINNIS Auctioneer Detroit 'Their weekly Thursday sales of fALlORXH WINE 1 shoes etc are no less attractive enab I ling them to render as through the post per KERP THE BEST MADE I satisfaction to dealers and consignees Kentueky Kye and Mabley is shoin his fur Thr vie crated Detroit Club House Bourbon best I nishing department an immense stock of neck including all the popular makes and bOOUTTLE WEBSTER CO shapesof the season prominent in which are the Wali see Tropical and unjaub all wash 24 Woodward avenue I a iTi scans mH a liiiuuruiw i vol biuiu 2c ki land the feather weight a recent invention I from light silks and considered the coolest I thing for summer wear I A New Lutheran Orphan Asylum I The Evangelical Reformed' Zion Congrega I tion organized an association in October last for the purpose of establishing a home or I phans In January last the association was I incorporated under the State laws and a short I time after Daniel Scotten donated a valuable I i nnt nf Innrl iii Snrinirwolls on which to erect SURGICAL RUBBER GOODS I be Hie members 'will in a few days begin collecting tunas to assist in erecting tne building NT'RSERY AND SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 4 I Tke association has adopted the name of IW Office New Williams block op and will provide orphans with posite New Market Detroit Mich Dr Ken a Christian home education irrespective of na t) retired irom the road and both he anil if creed Everv conerreoration Kergan can be consulted trie either fa person tionality or cieea uyery congi egawou daily from 9 a to 9 in Sundays school community or society can enjoy tho brWnoiU' IpSofatSnnM privileges of the asylumpoh paying an annual and places advertised Chronic I fee of $50 The officers of tho association are as fol rapidly and permanently Terms I harges reasonable The liest is the cheap I lows i ftteto all r'vriteforlllustrated Guido to Health I Rev Wm Hansen 2 Daniel Schmitt GREAT SPRING REMEDY I George Webz I The Amateur Press Association PURELY VEGETABLE I The second 'semi annual convention of the mzinn PirniviRT? Michigan Amateur Press Association took I place in lint bn Thursday last amateurs from contains aU parts of tho State attending The follow CASCARA Lagrad A ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: I ranklyn editor of the HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA CJiuner fiiTt nniriAXA irst Viou Presidcnt rW Melnotte Hewitt editor AND DOMIAN A I (he jma co Detroit Itisth rr I Second Vice red Wharton editor 0 (aJifornIa Rejuvenator and Blood I of7he Reporter lint runfier Warranted Gustavus Kast editor ofthe Patriot RIZELLE CO Sreretary WiH Baker editor of the Michigan I Bov ixtjtrotv 89 Woodward avenue I Sergeant at Harry Shaw editor of I Bovs' Doings East Saginaw 1 official Jason Hickerman editor of the I Odds and Ends Detroit I The next meeting of the association will be GOSSAMER RUBBER CLOAKS held in Detroit next November $180 each The Ward Estate uEe Orrin AV Potter executor of the estate of GOSSAMER RUBBER COATS I Ward yesterday afternoon filed his re 12 70 each port in the Probate Court from August 1 1 1879 to May 1 1S80 as follows: I Amount of inventory July 31 £1 I Additional inventory i EDWARDS I 1 Total to be accounted for SL KWMb 38 Rrniamm' ftisbursements from August 1 IbTO to indu rubber warehouse May i) Lodger baunce3 fT No owohaa yet used' St Jacoba Oil Xor Rheu ASBOUf AUX AMTtL4ir2K irst race for' pacenTwith' no wetter record Uuin 2 DiUe JieatSe beiM tilted iulve $130 itb seeorid' $liO io third and $SOtodourtlir DouHiMiterrLugrauge Ind gBay EiByl I'l a imiusmiiu uirangu cv uiuiige: i Lee Sherman Norwatk Comet 3 Timw atria Alternately withtho beats in the above' con test were trotted the heats of the second race of tho day which was for horses in" THE 2 :30 CLASS 4 irst Of the nine entries there were seven starters Jessie Dixon and Billy having been drawn The positions of the starters were in the order Black Cloud the Diamond Katie Barium Indicator Ik Marvel Piedmont find Cute the outsido At tho start Indicator Black Cloud and Cute were4 und head for first plaec vith Piedmont and Katieat tbeii' necks for second placo while'IK Marvel and Diamondwere at their wheels for third placeJ At half the race' had settled to Piedmont Black Cloud while' Cute In dicator Katie Barium were together for third place1 with Ik Marvel fourth4 and Dia mond far to tho 'rear The only changein these positionrivwas' Katie's falling to the rear leaving Cute and Indicator together for third into the finish Piedmont TedCloud a length but he had been hurried uilthewayaround the Cloud seeming deter mined to prss liis chestnut ri val to a record way down Piedmonts held the lead to the' finish beatingClqud balf a neckv Indicator third Cute fourth with bis bridle off Katie Barium fifth Marvel' sixth and Diamond Time 2 1 5: ''Second Three' or' four4 false were made and finally Ik driver was warned to dr ho Would be fined and on the next sebring the field Wore sent away with Piedmont leading Katie Barium second' but acting badly Black Gloud thirdTndieator and Cuto at the wheel 1 Ik: Marvel three or four lengths the last Entering the back stretch' Piedmont still Jed with Black Cloud second and Indicator third while Katie' and Cute iverestriving with each other for fourth place and Jk Marvel still fell behind These jositions were held to tlio finish except that Indicator took second place from Black Cloud Time 2:24 7 Third This contest was'Jlie finish of the race Piedmont taking the lead from the entrance to tho baek streteh and keeping it to the wire with Black Cloud second Indicator third Cut fourth and' KatieBarium fifth Time 2 The above rjice was one in whibh ihe 'favor itewas winnertherefore a great many pur chasers of the field were seen looking decided ly dejcctOiL The folldwing'ia this 2 :30 7 4 'J' Association aux Hamtramcx June 11 Second race for horses with records no better than mile heats best three in five $5O to first to second to third and S10U to fourth Johnson Chicago cti Piedmont! 1'1 1 Geo Voorhis Detroit bkis Black Cloud 8 3 2 Phil Sweet Pentwater 3 2 3 AAw Richmond New York Cute 4 '44 A Barium goledo in Katie 5 MJ Enright Toledo Ik Marvel 6 dist A Hugh Austintown bk Diamond'' dist' I Time 2a3 1 5 2:2 B4 THE THI1UI RACE Which was final event of (he day and meeting consisted of a contest for a purse of $1000 for horses with' records 'no better than following liorses started in this race': Elsie Good why Ayas tirawn after the first heat owing to lameness Monros Chief Bell Liicy and Lady Turpin The first Was easily captured by Mon roe Chief he passing under the wire in 2 22V about two lengths the lead of who was closely followed by Elsie 'Good Bell coining in fourth and Lady Turpin trailing id lasU 4 Although tho first heat of this race was won by Monroo Chiefmany of the sporting frater nity seemed inclined to think that Palmer Lucy would come to the fronj before the race was concluded thUs' Tthema was still liberally backed at' tlio pdohe Ho waver' the Chief proved too inuch for her as is shown bytbe A Second The horses got off to an AXocst iinps a Encampment 2J Os uniformed In acvordatice with dlsiiensanon granted by the Gr ainai meeting cf tlie encampment for confen itte theft J' ft1 transaction of iniporit buS nesfs ul be held this tbatunlay) evening at tha Temple at 8 The attendance ToTVcth trlareh is specially called for or of a i Herman ii ziEOLEiuiSertbe ft 7' TBEdXTIAC RACES 7 The thirdmeetipg on the Jichigfin Grand Central jQircuii: vriiL begin ac Pontiac next 7 Tuesday and the entries fortho imeeting are 2:31 Black'CIoud 'XVestarn tBllec''VofaBeetrer ai KMeiDatfum Stake race for the Big Mattia Him ter Rowdy Boy SleepyTom and Tflcj4 'Puttie' SIHQQ 6 5 'Third 2:45 Bessie A Bill JWcLaugh liu Rubs Ellis Jessie Templeton Belle 'Biker Seth Bane ox Minnie Gossip and Una Two twenty six Ik Marvel Edwin Green Charley Lookout C'apt Jack Billy and Unelala ourth day 2:30 Calamus Billy JOunfet piedmont Centella Cute Jessie Diron Kiar Barium Jennie Diamond and Ik Marvel Two twenty three Tommy Gates Gloster Will 2ody Aate Middleton and Elsie Good 'Excursions to Wyandotte and1 Grosse Iii or the season the steamer Grace Mc Millan will give two to the Whito Sulphur Springs Wyandptte and Ou week days from the wharf foot of Wayno street at 10 a and 2 On Sundays'f roin the foot of Griswold street at samo hours 1 TTie Recokd Tight Butter Package can be "easily dumped of butter and used as retur i package Manufactured by Record Judson Co Con neaut Grateful comforting and sustaining tn mental or physical' weakness are Malt 4r3'S kid hand sewed button shoes $3 60 A great bargain We must close them out before re moval Johnson A Thomas 122 Woodward ave 1 1 Removal! Johnson Thomas boots arid shoes will remove to 203 Woodward aye about July 7th Store formerly occupied by DM erry Co U'Os i Hereafter we shall keep our store open until Those who wish to avoid the heat of thq day can purchase their boots and shoes of Johnson Thomas 122 Wood word ave i Before yon buy your boots' and shoes call and Sea' JoH'soN Thomas We sell first clis goods cheaper than aqy other house in the city walking shoes ajid slippers all styles low shoes in great variety Thomas 123 Woodward ave Johnson i Thomas will sell their soring? and summer stock of boots and shoes before removal at 10 per cent off old prices 122 Woodwaid are GiNCHO QriNiNE cures chills and fever I The Genuine Imported Malt 3 Tre True Health Beverage Highly recom mended for Nursing Mothers Thin ogld and Aoed people convalescents is highly iiutri tious and possesses qualities of evolving ninni heat and storing up fat old by druggists and gro cersT Co Solo Agents New York Nor tho least important feature fa Com pound Syrup of Hypophosphites is the comfort' buoyancy and vigor which are inspired by its use and which are ueveloped as the patient sovera from sickness I JjMNE ashionable note papers and envelopes forcorre spondence tinted and fancy note papers in every I size and style with envelopes to match Antique 1 cotln me toi'1 ziWihro'crol nnd 1 az! Commencing at arnsworth strqet and running oreign the best rench and English I bad on Riopelle street to the city limits 1 manufacture Wedding envelopes notes and I I cards Mourning stationery of all kindsand In al! The greatest chance Uie workingmen of Detroit widths of border The most complete stock for have ever had of getting cheap and pleasant homes I the above variety in stationery is at ho more 25 or 3Q feet lots for the workingman I ft oodward av All of this manifleent nrnne tv is In the lev I We make a specialty of long bills and Allot this magnlllcent property is in tne Kiev car orJers HOSS A HUNTON Z10 to 240 Ward The Eleventh Is growing more than I ranklin street I ay other part of the city The terms of sale are'SKO down and the balance ia 5 iu 20 or SO years with interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum" A' 01 ji flT VW 'a 'Ai a Ha 8 ays! 48 HW 8 xHw 8 8 Bt 8' 8 18 iBL ir 1 CIA IB TSB BH 8 a ie 5 1 B7Z83BBT: 1 IB UB IB 8 Bl IB Ml IB Bl XXjth fl Ik' jUPA YteV itr' A Nr ri (1 I i 'VOLUME 45 SATURDAY I 1 II.