Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

DETROIT MICHIGAN SATURDAY JUL 'A VOLUME 48 NUMBER 274 7 NEW YORK OrriCE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WASHINGTON A 0 0 1 1 THE DEENSE HAVING UPHILL WORK 1 OTHER SPORTING EVENTS EL SEW HE HE By tlicir new system AvlUclx 8 1 0 88 41 0 2 2 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 364 325 819 1 2 0 2 1 3 0 16 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 10 8 0 o1 922 870 805 1 13 0 1 0 1 1 0 833 304 301 349 309 801 318309 3 5 A 0 8 2 4 3 2 2 8 326 808246 306 298 337 287 282 40c and 45c 23c 1 3 (P 10 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 O'p 122 143 173 177 145 128 166 148 0 0 0 50c 75c and $1 $1 and $1 50 Mrs Bush 202 Randolph street Proceedings in the Sill In vestigation 1 3 2 'a a i 2 OG 1 0 2 ft VJ 2 1 2 1 0 £38 255 197 238 208 5 5 5 5 13 1 4 12 1 3 4'4dis 3 0 WHITNEY AND BUBDOCK INED $10 AND $20 RE SPECTIVELY A The Detroit Club Win Against the Bostons i 7 to 5" 865 855 838 838 805 178 168 206 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 5 11 'i Died i A Thursday at 4 in Mart only daughter of Martin and Ellen Ronan aged 16 months neral Saturday at 8 al from residence 1 404 ort street east and from the Cathedral SS Peter and Paul at 8:30 a 4 4 4 2 3 3 0 0 5 6 7 8 9 4 0 1 0 7 A'Cf The following is the fielding record of the third basemen and short stops up to and in eluding last games which was the date of your inquiry' first column shows the num ber of chances the second the number accepted and the third the percentages accepted: THIRD BASBMEN Sutton" Boston I 139 Hankinson New York 163 Denny Providence 199 arrell Detroit 208 Muldoon Cleveland 173 White Buffalo 153 Williamson Chicago 221 Purcell Philadelphia 198 SHORT STOPS Glasscock Cleveland 193 orce Buffalo 193 Bouck Detroit 238 Athletics Allegheny Metropolitans Baltimore Eight innings rain Columbus St Louis Cincinnati Eclipse Buffalo New York Cleveland' Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 AT LOUISVILLE 0 0 0 2 AT BUALO 0 11 0 0 00 AT CLEVELAND 0 0 0 0 0 0 IM) i'U Burglary The residence of Mrs Magee corner of il I Wm Brodie editor Hams and Elizabeth streets was entered by I burglars at an early hour yesterday morning I ine Chip Hats Who ransacked the room of and se I cured his gold watch and about $11 in money I The burglars left handkerchief behind sat I urated with choloroform Entrance was ef fected through a front door vi: Th Trigger i THE ILLINOIS STATS PORTSMSN'S ASSOCIATION Chicago July The annual meeting and pigeon tournament of the Illinois State Association will be held here July 24 to 28 There are 11900 wild pigeons on band and $5000 in prizes will be contended for The chief events will be a contest for a $1000 diamond badge representing the individual championship of the State and the club championship prize for teams of four THE AMERICAN TEAM PRACTICING London July At Hounslow to day the Ameri can riflemen fired seven shots each at 200 500 600 800 and 1000 yards The following are the scores made: Hinman 148 Dolan 145 Paulding 145 Stewart 144 Dr Scott 144: Cosh 141 Van Heu sen 139 Bull 138 Smith 138 Rabbeth K5 Lieut Scott 133 Pollard 133 Howard 132 Alder 127 Shakespeare 125 Brown 122 Joiner 121 Brain ood Botanic Extract Strength ens the brain and nervous system and positively cures nervouness nervous' debility' nervous head ache: i The Victor Baby ood Best substitute for milk AU druggists Caskins New York! 275 McClellan Philadelphia: 298 Irwin Providence 215 Burns Chicago 281 Wise Boston 252 RECORD' ATPITTSBURGH' 0 0 0 1'0 AT BALTIMORE 3 1 0 1 etn 869 850 838 803 '751 747 Base Ball Ithougtt there was not a brilliant exploit at the bat and nothing of particularly striking interest at the corners between the Detroit and Bos ton clubs at Recreation Pork yesterday proved de cidedly 'entertaining and peculiarly satisfactory to Detroit people because the home club were the win ners 1 The visiting players were sent to'bat first and theywere met by Jones the collegiate pitcher which was an item of interest to the audience as was the appearance of Sammy Trott in old placeDie play went along in a very onUnary sort of way until Whitney yas fined $10 by Umpire Burnham for insubordination The vetdict a storm of applause after which the game continued through to the first half of the seventh inning with an occasional steal of a base here and there a fly captured in the outfield two strike outs by Bennett and one by arrell while Jones bad caused six Bostonians to strike out At this juncture with Burdock to bat Hornung at sec ond and Sutton at third the score stood 5 to 6 in favor of Detroit' Burdock hit a hot bounder just inside the line to Powell who stopped it Before Powell could throw it to Bennett to prevent Sutton from coming home Burdock was upon Powell and held his arms so that he throw The per formance was such a barefaced cheat that even Sutton stood stone still with amazement and the audience hooted and hissed violently' Umpire Burnham promptly fined Burdock $20 and declared Sutton out at third at which there weretremen dous shouts of approval and the game went on Jones stepped into the box for the eighth inning and Smith after three balls hod been called hit him for three bases The hint was sufficient for ere the' ball bad been fielded Weidman was bn his way into the diamond while Jones was leaping merrily to the right field Of course Weidman was greeted with hearty applause and be showed his right to the ap plause by giving an exhibition such as has not been seen in Detroit in many a day In one two three order he struck out Bufiingtou Hackett and Hines pitching the ball only twenty times to achieve the The applause was deafening With the score standing 5 to 7 in favor of Detroit the Bostons went hi for the last inning Whitney leading off with a two base hit to Wood Then Sutton flew out to Weidman Hornung was put out by Powell assisted by Weidman and Morrill struck out being the fourth man to do so out of seven batters who had faced The game was ended the home team were winners Weidman was the hero and the applause corresponded to the facts stated 1 THE SCORE: DETROIT 1 2 1 1 0 5 4 4 9 4 4 0 A Body Recovered The body of the young man who was drowned a week ago last Sunday while bathing at Belle 1 000 I was loujici jivstvUciy uuciLmg vno river near the head of the island and was secured 650 I and turned over to Justice Schweikart who 1000 impaneled a jury and adjourned the inquest I until 9 a to day The body was given in 1100 I charge of Undertaker Geist 1200 1 Therapeutic The Therapeutic Gazette for July has just made its appearance Tlia Case Against District Oommissioner West 1 0 2 0 ST LOUIS 0 0 1 0rl 0 lo 31 6 0 4 i' air Work by Jones and a Grand Coup de Grace by Weidman xfrhltney Sutton Hornung 1 Morrill 3b Burdock 2b Smith and Buffington lb Hackett and Hines and A I Totals Innings 1 23 4 Detroit 1 10 0 Boston 2 0 0'0 nea runs Detroit uoston Two base Buffington Burdock Hornung Whitney Three base Morrill Smith Reached first base Detroit 17 Boston 16 Total bases Detroit 49 Boston 46 irst base on Detroit Boston 3 Struck Bennett 2: arrell Smith Hackett 3 Hines 2 Buffington Morrill 2 Whitney Left on Detroit 10 Boston 9 Strikes called OS Jones 89 off Weidman 15 OS Whitney 24 a Balls Off Whitney 68 oS Jones 87 oS Weidman 20 George Burnham Time of 2:07 800 AIR BALLS Itooray for Bumliam ip hip hooray for Weidman Jones make such a terrible bail showing (Hanlon was sick and want to play yester day 'Look at his score jTo day will be Day at the ball grounds Ojily ten cents admission for youngsters Whitney jras veiy quiet after he had been fined yesterday Durnhnm has no fears of personal violence as the player who attempts it lays himself liable to expul sion from the league i Cnpt Hanlon called Weidtnan to the box for the seventh inning but the referring to the way in which the Bostons hit him before begged off At last he did come in however and was heard from 1 Twice yesterday with two men on bases Bennett struck out nnd he had three passed balls At last however he got a hit and a run i James Blackmore manager of the Pittsburgh BroWtf Stockings has given to A Cotharin of this city the duty of arranging terms and dates for games in Michigan with amateur or professional clubs Clubs desiring to play the Pittsburgh Browns may send their dates and terms at once to Mr Cotharin No 78 West Congress street The following are the three best batters' in each team: 5 PROVIDENCE arrell Rodbpurne Start NEW YORK Ewing' Gillespie: Connor CHICAGO Anson Dalrymple Gorewi BOSTON" Burdock Whitney Wise a SPORTING MATTERS THE HILL INVESTIGATION proceedings Washington July Before the re? sumption of the regular proceedings in the Hill investigation Coleman presented a formal communication calling Attention to the promise of Secretary olger that he would pause the attendance before the committee bf any person in the government employand would send the committee to distant cities to take testimony if need be An interview with Wnt Bliss United States District Attorney for the East ern District of Missouri' reported in the Sti Louis Post Dispatch of June 18 charges Super vising Architect Hill with fraud in connection with the construction of the St Louis Custom House Ho desired to file that paper The Chairman said the committee had read the paper or a portion of Coleman therefore refrained from reading the newspaper article He said these charges made so freely by a person in so high an official position demanded the attention of the com mittee He desired that Bliss be called before the committee or if he should be unable to afr tend he would ask that he be examined in St LOUIS' 1 Thomas and Totten objected on the ground that the proposed investigation was not prop er Coleman maintained the propriety of the in quiry Hill had lieen investigated at Boston and indicted at St Louis It was an old story with him It was the business of his counsel to complete this investigation not to block its wheels Hill ought invite investigation to open up all his records If the Secretary of tho Treasury was honest in his desire for an investigation ho should have suspended Hill from ms jiosition and put in his place an honest man who would furnish the papers called for by the prosecution They were now dependent upon the defendant to furnish the evidence required to convict him Thomas you communicated with Coleman Thomas on bare newspaper charges you want an Coleman is not a bare newspaper charge It is an interview with The Chairman committee desire to say that this interview was sent to it There are some things in it reflecting on the commit tee We Wrote Bliss calling his to the interview and askin" if it was a truthful report He telegraphed us as follows: John New Washington thought or utterance of mine public ot private has either reflected on the integrity of your committee or any member or attributed other than earnest honest motives and efforts in investigating the Hill charges I am sur prised and humiliated that a denial of a state ment so palpably false seems necessary Shall call on you Monday (Signed) BUSS Tuesday Bliss came here and denied the authenticity of that interview saying he had been incorrectly he say the chargee were un said there was some foundation for them but as reported they were not tiniei Coleman expressed some surprise that these things had taken place without the knowledge of the prosecution The Chairman said he could get Bliss here any time he was in Boston Coleman presumed the occurrence this morn ing would probably cause Bliss or the reporter of the Post Dispatch to come here Totten said the investigation had been in progress seven weeks and he defied anyone present to find a syllable of testimony reflect ing upon integrity The grand jury room was the proper place to investigate charges of corruption and he asked why the prosecution did not proceed there Coleman marvelled at the cheek shown by counsel The defense had put on the stand a witness who swore he had been employed by Bartlett Robbins Co and at the same time had made plans for the government for four buildings for which his firm was bidding Another employe of that firm had gone into the government employ long enough to make a favorable report upon thousands of dollars worth of material furnished by that' firm for the Chicago budding When he finished that job he went back to his place with Bartlett Robbins Co That was an offense whicn should send them to the penitentiary Yet counsel said they were proving nothing The Chairman said the comiiiittee would take under consideration demand that Bliss be examined and the regular proceed ings were resumed Dixon of the Dix Island Granite Company testified that the work had been done in a proper manner and that there had been no combination to defraud the government At request the defense called Hill to testify in the Bartlett Robbins Co case? He said his recollection of the extra work done upon the Ne York Postofiice building was al most whok confined to the records of his bureau Had been in the Supervising Ar officesince 1807 Never had any ex perience as a carpenter mason or engineer His office disbursed about $8000000 per annum Had no personal knowledge of the character of the work done by Bartlett' RobLins Co but relied upon the reports of superintendents Did not know he ever had read report The letters we got from Stinemetz in answer to the questions we did ask indicated that he was a sorehead and i we got no satisfaction out of him Stinemetz had been transferred to other service and was disgruntled Had an impression at the time that Stinemetz was a sorehead but his letters received subsequently convinced him of the fact Presumed the letters were on file and would produce them if possible 7 Coleman read several of reports complaining of the work donejby Bartlett RobbinS Co Witness could not remember having read them and said he had read several hundred' thousand letters since the date of those reports 1 Had called upon Oakshott Superintendent for a report upon the work when the extra bill was rendered Could only surmise wny (JaKsnotx had requested the department to instruct him to certify to the bill for extra work Had sent men to Baltimore to look into the charges Did dot know the United States had suffered great damage through the failure of Bartlett Robbins Co to complete their work on time and through its bad quality In a majority of cases aside from buildings constructed under his supervision large were warmed by steam instead of hot water is the milk in this said Coleman is why all the advertise ments called for hot water apparatus because no one made them but Bartlett Robbins fip Witness believed Bartlett Robbins Co got three out of four contracts for heating ap paratus Hayward had been employed to make plans for large public buildings because witness knew of no one else competent to do the work It would have been ridiculous to have advertised for such plana Witness knew Hayward was in the employ of the firm at the time he made the plans Bartlett Robbins Co got a greater portion of the repair wofk because they were usually the lowest bidders for contract work Small jobs were given them because they were reliable and as a large part of the original work was of their con jo tliey trouble you? Have them Httctl rvt EOEHM X4O Woodward Ave The Wheel THE BICYCLE L' Bates Smith SriiitlC Standish McCoul Geofge Root Edmund Daniel and of this city who went on the bicycling tour through Canada to Buffalo leaving Windsor on the 2d of July have returned They had a glorious time there being bicyclers from other towns in Michigan and other Western States fifty all told who made the trip They were royally entertained by the bicyclers of St Thomas God erich Brantford Hamilton Toronto Niagara alls and Buffalo and come back with faces and hands an exquisite tan color I The Turf BRIGHTON BEACH RACES Brighton BKach July The first race three quarters of a mile King Ernest won John Ledford second Granite third Time 1:18 The second race mile Barney Aaron won Lillie Dale second Laura third Time 1 :45 The third race mile Plunger won Swift second Hotachimie third Time 1:44" 1 The fourth race mile Red ox" won' Egyptian second Little Buttercup third Time 1 :44 The fifth race mile Annie won Joe Cooper second Jim isk third Time 1 :454 The sixth race three quarters of a mile Delilah won Nellie Peyton second Rosemary Murray third Time ABANDONED Bennington Vt July 13 Heavy showers caused the abandonment ot the remaining trotting races of the grand northern circuit and the pools were called off THE KALAMAZOO TROTTING MEETING Kalamazoo July 13 The races to day were the most exciting of the week and the attendance was the largest The 2:40 race had five starters Seven heats were trotted Almonarch took first money Henderson second Belle third Zoe fourth summary: Almonarch Henderson Belle Zoe Doctor rank Time 2:28 2:29 2:28 2:29 In the gentlemen's driving race horses driven bv owners in dress to road wagon' there were four entries rank Huckleberry was driven by Heber Reed Harry by A Browne John Thomas by Chas McElrath Transit by Os borne Harry won Transit second Jno Thom as third rankHuckleberry fourth Summary: Harry 1 2 1 Transit 0 1 4 Jno Thomas 4 4 2 rank Huckleberry 0 3 3 Time 2:54 'i The ten mlle running race between Mvrtie Peek and Madame Marantette was won by Myrtle Peek in 4 A TRIUMPHANT AMERICAN IDEA C'openhag kn uly 13 At the Hermatige races to day the American horse Idea formerly San fords was first in the sweepstakes for gentlemen riders winning 1000 crowns Ocheschlager the rider was given the prize of honor THE PROSPECTS OR TROTTING MEETING Chicago July The summer trotting jneeting of the Chicago Driving Park begins to mori ow aqu will last seven days It promises to be the most im portant meeting of the as it will bring together jJLJhe most prominent performers in various cuisses' and AJditidn thereto' "will fur nish contests for 2 year old 3 year old and 4 year old colts and fillies for wtticli all the youngsters which have made remarkably fast time are entered inal payments and declarations of intention to start for to morrow's races were made to night as fol lows: Phallas Index and Ed Geers class Romero William Monroe Chief rances Alexander anny Witherspoon and Adele Gould 4 year olds Jersey Lily Endymion Marlet Algath Eva Bonita and Billy Clinker The favorite for the 2:40 class is Phallas for the 2:19 anny Witherspoon for the 4 year oldsBonita 0 8 2 8 3 0 3 8'0 10 1 0 0 2 1 24 arnsworth Son Dentists have removed i sAnk to Cranage building rooms 1 and Krwt eaSt corner Qt Lafayette avenue and Shelby Id bean GODREY 00 Painters and Decorators 160 GRISWOLD STREET and reizes resco Painting Downing House and Store Shades atd Tafiety of Room Moldings yks Ceiling Decorations in great variety ip Wood 1 Powell lb Dennett Uilnlon utrell 8b Houck sB Trott 2b Weiaman and 4 Jones and 4 Totals i 88 7 13 13 26 20 6 Sutton called out by lhe umpire BOSTON JUB4 A Medical and Snrfical DETROIT MI CM xclusivt ly to the successful treatment of aBl Deformities Call or write ridays tation free Surgical Clinic 1 TO BUALO RETURN I To attend the forth American Saengerfest During the week of July 16 I pANADA DIVISION I MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD Under the auspices of The Harmonie Society i DETROIT Special T'armonie Excursion Train will leave De foot of Brush street at 7 a July 16 Tickets will be gool going on any train the 16th 18th and 19th anl returning on any train up lo and including July 2 i or tickets apply to Committee at Harmonie Hall nt Union ticket office 154 Jefferson ave and at De pot foot of ourth st Tickets will be good to go or return via Niagara alls RUGGLES Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago CHAS A WARREN I Ip City Pass'r and Ticket Agent Detroit DETROIT SIROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE 253 Woodward ave Detroit Mich HILTON WILLIAMS PROPRIETOR established since 1870Nor the cure of the various diseases of the Head Throat and Catarrh Throat Diseases Bronchitis Asthma iisuiiiptlon Catharral ophthalmia (Sore Eyes) uud Catarrhal Deafness Also Diseases of the Heart The only Institute of the kind in the Dominion of Canada Over 40000 coses successfully treated during the past eighteen years for some form of bead throat or lung trouble All diseases of the respiratory organs treated by Inhalations' combined with proper con stitutional remedies for the blood etc CHRONIC BRONCHITIS Bronchitis is an Inflammation of the mucous mem brane of the bronchial tubes and is one of the most common of the pulmonary affections Chronic bron chitis mr often occurs ter in life When a cold settles on the lungs the disease either ends in bron chitis or pneumonia If it ends in bronchitis it usu ally passes off as a cold in the chest and still the patient does not feel entirely well He feels tired and languid an is incapable of taking his usual amount of exercise and experiences a shortness of breath with more or has warmth in the palms of Bis hands Soon after this a cough appears ac eonipuui by an expectoration of thicK mucus followed by a hectic flush loss of flesh and strength ami night sweats continue when the patient as sanies all the appearance of having a genuine case of consumption But this is simply catarrh of the llungs or cbnnic bronchitis I In the latter stages of the disease the mucousnienii rane of the larger bronchial tube softens 1 voile ia the smaller tulies and air cells of the ugs tie mucous membrane becomes congested and innamel There are no cavities or tubercles in tae tings rt merely a wasting away of the larger broucliial totes and death takes place from ob str'icuoii of the bronchial tubes and air cells of the lungs The patient dies from exhaustion and suf I unable to expectorate the mucus I men accumulates in the passages leading to the rungs wujvh in some cases is sticky and small in qrautity but more commonly copious of a light traw or veiloa ish green Gftentirhes streaks of ue make their appearance in the mucus and at inies there is a disagreeable smell Persons thus Lncted are vei liable to take a cold at which nines ah nncus becomes clear and frothy and it nut uncommonly the case thut the patient dies one of these attacks By this system of Medical Inhalation thousands of ras are cured after all hope of cure is past And tnuiisauds are to day living witnesses of the very Those wl desire to consult me and cannot visit uie Institute personally can write for a of' Vuesuons and Address Detroit Throat anti Institute Wood ward ave Detroit Mich 3iention ree Press GRANULATED SUGAR per pound3 pounds for 25c NEW PRUNES Toper pound 3 pounds for 20c AT LOSmOM TEA co 3ts Michigan Grand ave cor Bates st 1 vome and see the Big Bargains we are offeriiig in isnln GOEES The finest Teas all kinds so for 75c and 90c per pound we will sei 'v The best Java and Mocha Cof rinspd 25c perpouiKi: sold elsewhere for wiu I' best Rio 14c per pound sold eise tmd SJC' The tet BalnS Powder 18c per TULA CO Grand avenue corner of Bates street CLKVELAND Dunlap S68 Glasscock 287 Hotaling PHILADELPHIA Purcell Manning McClellan Brouthers 4 1 VS A 273 Richardson DETROIT Bennett Wood Hoiick Magazine Weekly Harper's Bazar Harper's Young People Harper's ranklin Square Library or sale at wholesale or retail by A ROYS Bookseller Stationer Newsdealer 89 Woodwarcavenue IP Decline of Man' Nervous Weakness Dyspepsia Impotence Sexual Debility cured by Health $1 Peptonized Beef Tonic the only prepa ration of beef containing the entire nutritious prop erties It contains blood making force generating and life sustaining properties invaluable for indi gestion dyspepsia nervous prostration and all forms of general debility also in all enfeebled conditions whether the result of exhaustion previous pros tration overwork or acute disease particularly if resulting from pulmonary' complaints Caswell Hazard Co Proprietors New York Sold by druggists A Dr Chas A Babcock and wife leave July 16 th for a trip up the Lakes Expect to return the 10th of August Mee tin us Celebration of the rench festival on Saturday evening July 14 1883 at Arbeiter HaU tor a ball and picnic speeches songs etc Music by Great West rnwss Supporters Sboulrter Braces Bandages Krrs Silk Elastic Stockings Crutches Surgical Sremeuts Rubber Surgical Goods Sick i oom mix urserv Supplies of every description Pl difficult prescriptions prepared and i red to any part of the City or State This isI un Iv drug store in Detroit that is kept open all for ronvenience of Doctors and the public Ip 5 DOLLARS tj5 WHERE O'HEHS X7AlI3L nmerists 61 Woodward ave Drug Store) kppu in stock the largest variety of medical mer "athereil under one roof in America chroilloi' TLnnr1ayc sayings' and DOINGS 'J' lv 1 The ree Press has established a branch office at wimii ui iue jou uepui ui I the Cleveland Leader was in the city yester ho 3 Park Row New York City where advertise 1 I day ments will be received yereLl wil! to East Sagi LYNN General Manager naw on the 21st inst to take part iu the Turner I Test there THE WEATHER I The Detroit City Jland wilt furnish the music I for the Emancipation Day celebration at Lan Signal Service AVeather Report I sing August 'wt' 11 no pkrnoiT RiDAY JuIy 13 I ucyoaeer jor(ian sold for Wm oxen The following observations are taken at the same momentof time at all the stations named: the ad No 251 Howard street for 1 I V14 11 VLA A KtOU I 'Articles of" association of the Northview I Cemetery of Dearborn were filed in the Coun I ty office yesterday I The second trial of Green wood and Harding I charged with the Maher murder will take I place in Sandwich in September I There will be no more criminal trials during' I this term of the Court City ordi I nance cases will be heard on Mondays as here I tofore I John Lounsberry was arrested by Detectives I Boeberitz and Bishop yesterday on a charge of 1 larceny alleged to have been committed in I Pontiac A I The extension of the Western Union Com I lines to Village Mackinac I Island was completed yesterday morning aud I an office opened I John III Cameron managing editor of the I Minneapolis Tribune (late of the Hamilton I Ont Spectator) was in the city yesterday on I the way to his new field of labor BRACE Private Signal Corps ij A I Henry Lamont alias Barr who is jau I awaiting his examination on a charge of hav indications for Saturday I ing tools in his possession is an ex Washington July 14 1 a or the lake region convict He served under the' latter name local rains partly cloudy weather winds generally command of the from east to south stationary or slight rise in tem I perature falling barometer in the lake regions I enra Police Division has not had a vacation 1 for fifteen "years and will take one this year Special Weather Bulletin I He will take in the sights at Niagara alls Washington July 141a The Chief Signal I A number of the members of the Officer of the army furnishes the following special I weather bulletin: I A of this city will go to Windsor on Thurs A slight disturbance developed in the Northwest I day evening next' on the occasion of the dedi is central Dakota Light rains are reported from all the districts ex 1 cation of the new hall of Branch No 1 of that cent the lake region I town The temperature has fallen in the lower lake re rr a gion and southern portion of the upper lako region I Joseph Harvey a noted confidence man was with variable winds I arrested in Port Huron yesterday on a charge It has fallen in the upper Missouri Valley and Dakota with westerly winds and risen slightly in I of robbing a man in this city last winter De Southern States with southerly to westerly I tective Boeberitz was sent to bring him here winds Cooler clearing weather is indicated for the north I lasc evening west Sunday Warmer partly cloudy weather is I Workmen were engaged' yesterday placing a indicated for the lower lake region Sunday arge Jcewater front Mab BUSINESS POINTS I e5 shares and beginning with to day the I thirsty multitude can quench their thirst at The Alaska mtfkes a trip to Put in Bay Sun Jir expense day leaving the foot of WoodwaiA avenue at I A requiem mass was celebrated on Thursday 9 a returning at 8 in Tickets fifty I the Catholic Church of Redford for the re cents pose of the soul of Rev Chambille the late The Riverside makes two trips to Sugar I pastor Vicar General Hennaert and a number Island and Grosse Be Sunday leaving the foot I priests were present of Woodward avenue at 9:30 a and 2 30 I A boy named Eddie Long aged 11 years in Tickets twenty five cents I wbo lives at No 135 Lafayette street had his I right foot crushed yesterday afternoon while A VAGAEIES I fishing in the Great Western slip by one of the Robert That He is railway boats running against it Archbishop Joseph vV hittieham fell into the river from a Robert Briggs a well known' lawyer of I scoW at the foot of Joseph Campau avenue on Wyandotte was yesterday sent to the Pontiac I Thursday evening and was rescued after much Asylum for the Timano by Judge Durfee of I difficulty "When taken out of the water he the Probate Court Mr delusion has I was nearly exhausted and was taken to the taken a very queer turn it being his fixed idea I Michigan College of Medicine that he is an archbishop of the Roman Cath 1 ilrs Newington acquitted on a charge of olio Church and seven angels persist in remain I poisoning her step son called at the County ing in his front yard Drs Christian Jail yesterday to get her effects and was very and Langlois certified yesterday that Mr jubilant over the result of the trial Shobade Briggs is insane and the former was examined I good by to the female prisoners in the ward in as a witness to the fact He testified that Mr which she was confined for several months Briggs is unquestionably insane when the lat I Coroner Define was to have held an inquest ter broke in with the poser: I last night in the case of rederick NeumanJ am I I who died from the effects of being struck by a said the Doctor' exactly I train Only of the six jurors put in an know why but you are You are for in I appearance and after waiting" for some time stance laboring under the delusion that you I for the remaining three the inquest was ad are an archbishop and I journed until the evening of the 20th inst I Mr Briggs do you know I am not Call a stranger in the city was found I at an early hour yesterday morning by Patrol Dr Langlois mind Briggs we I man Hatcher sleeping in a manure box in the get I alley between Larned Congress Rivard and Briggs all right but I Russell streets Call was drunk and upon you know that archbishops are waking up found that he had been robbed of rectly by God and confirmed by Rome? Send I in money and a silver watch valued at $25 the Vicar General if you believe fcBra(iyras arraigned in the Police rae' I Court yesterday on two 'charges of keeping his The Court on with the cross examina 1 open on Sunday complalnts tion of the for the sanj0 This i3 the flrst Mr Briggs here Langlois would lf the ldndin this Brady demanded a you believe it if I were to produde my com jury trial Ttomas Belton was arraigned fofi I not closing his saloon on a legal holiday and Dr also asked for a jury trial Mr I do I Judge Durfee decided to send the unfortu Michigan Exchange amvals: Mrs A nate man to Pontiac but he strenuously in sisted on being taken to the Rfetreaf The Sprmgfieid Oj Alvord Sandusky Judge explained that the Retreat was apri HaxfieldpNew York How im rtAnbi lett Niles Arthur Geneva vate institution ana that he couicl not I send him there as a county chai go Adams and wife Buffalo A IL Switzer never mind the said Briggs Ct JLaee East Saginaw withreat animation pay that myself J' out of that $20000 in government bonds nd Lida leming Xema I Peterboro Ont As a matter of fact he no money but A of'Javeuiie Thieve Broken Up seems qiute happy his pecuniary as well as A three juventle offenders named his religious hallucination' I Charles Kronkie aged 10 Charles Brady 9 Air Briggs was a Representative toe btate and JameSi Day 13 yea were arraigned in Legislature in 1869 70 and a State Senator the Pol ce yesterday morning on a I charge of stealing a "number of articles from Real Estate Transactions I erdinand' hardware store on Ran Real estate transfers recorded in the Wayne I dolph on Thursday The boys visited County office July 13 1883 re other places where they committed thefts as ported by Skinner Burton Wayne County lias been their practice The stolen property Abstract Office: I was recovered The trial of the youthful Blumenthal to EdmoSdProuty: lta 10 arid thieves down for morning when a 11 subdivision of lot 10 subdivision of frac number of other young offenders will likewise tional sections 29 and 32 I be brought before the bar of justice Commis Susannah Tasker to William Sales west 20 I feet of lot 14 and east 20 feet of lot 15 subdi sioner Bradford Smith and his assistant 28? of i 1215 I Roundsman Culver have the cases in hand 1 Ainf iLlo i1 Trx Tlonmr MrtlrVYmn I lot 8 block 79 Jones farm 1600 Thomas Jteal to Henry Holcomb lot 20 and part of lot 19 subdivision of private claim 4000 Anthony Grosfield to John Percba lot3 Gros neia suoai vision oi iocs xo ana xox ros ier farm Anthony Grosfield to Anton Karschnia lot 277 subdivision Porter farm Margnretha Schulz to Louis Bingell lot 3 block 33 Joseph Campau farm COUNTY Eli Brock to Cemetery Association Dearborn acres Dearborn William Barker to Gertrude Peoples 20 acres in Greenfield One Bnrglar Les in the Country Jersey City July 13 The burglar shot by Officer Donovan Monday night died this morn ing His name was ritz Achs or Axe He was a native of Baden Baden and came of an excellent and well to do family He'ffiegan his thievery while attending the Heidelberg University and disowned by his people came to America Here he had fis Tom a hey and red Walling two well known cracksmen Achs was known to the police as ritz was a desperate cnaracter and had been several times State Prison The body will be delivered to friends in New York The Glass League Milwaukee July 13 The Western Divis ion of the Glass League adjourned to day after a six session having adopt ed the same scale of wages in force last year The officers' elected for the ensuing year are Wm Burt of Pittsburgh Manager Louis Arrington of Alton delegate at large Exec utive Committee Louis Arrington Alton Jas McQuait Alton Patrick Hovey Pitts burgh A Robert Milwaukee August Schaun St Louis i 1 1 Place of 6 WoQthpr obiiervation 8 ES rtf weauier I ri Buffalo A)? 2990 56 i Cloudy Cheyenne 2965 62 4 air Chicago 29 78 59 6 Clear Cleveland 2986 63 Cloudy Duluth 2975 50 NE 18 Cloudy Ei ie 2988 63 Clear Escanaba 2983 57 5 Cloudy ort Garry Marquette 2982 53 Cloudy Milwaukee 2980 53 NE Clear Mackinaw 2987 57 SE Clear Moorhead 2954 70 18 Threatening Port Huron 2985 54 NE air St Paul 29)90 74 9 Clear Toledo 2980 69 NE Cloudy 'Detroit 6:36 am 29796 62 ON 5 Cloudy 10:36 a 29845 65 0 NW 5 Cloudy 2:36 pm 29870 700 NE 7 air 6:36 29869 695 NE 5 Clear 10:36 29856 635 NE 6 Cloudy Daily mean 29841 652 Maximum 760 Minimum 599.