Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

DETROIT MICHIGAN? SATURDAY OCTOBER IB 1883 rescoing Interior Decorating 253 Woodward ave Detroit Mich THE LATEST SOU AT SHELEY Cheap I BRACE Private Signal Corps S'' A la 21 Lays HABIT WARRANTED Detroit Mich and by him to Canases in regular ofit i time of assault and the defendant' waft hell for trial: at the November termqf the Co art His bail was fixed at 8500 by in Gen Hancock to Succeed (Jems Sheridan i in the Department of the Sfissouri Call or write Ip not a candidate for re in the' His business will not allow him i tolonger serve the city To Woodstock Ingersoll JEUorai ergus St Catherines Simcoe Brant turd St Thomas Ham ilton Toronto Permanently established since 1870 far cure of ail the various diseases of the Head Throat and Chest Catarrh Throat Diseases Bronchitis Asthma Consumption Catarrhal Ophthalmia (Sore Eyes) and Deafness Also Diseases of the Heart Under the personal direction of Dr Wil liams the proprietor The only Institute of the kind in the State of Michigan Ait diseases of the respiratory organs treated by the most improved Medicated Inhalations combined when required with proper constitutional remedies for the nervous system stomach liver and tire blood etc Is Inhalations dissolve the hardened concretions that form in the nasal passages scatter inriammation heal all ulcerated surfaces and cure every case of catarrhal affection no matter of how long standing or from hat cause they may arise In Throat Inhalations remove granu lations reduce enlarged tonsils subdue inflanuna tion heal ulcerated sore throat restore the voice when lost or impaired and arrest all acute cases as diphtheria quinsy etc with amazing rapidity Lt Bnosenrns perform wonders by restoring the mucous membrane to a healthy ac tion also immediately soothing the cough and ef fecting entire cures in the most obstinate eases whether in the acute or chronic forms In Asthma Inhalations immediately arrest the paroxysms and effect entire cures in every case by removing all unnatural obstruction and by restoring the dedcate mucous membrane of the air cells to their normal condition The cures are usually per manent Is Consumption Inhalations loosen the phlegm ease the cough increase the circulation of the blood assist assimilation remove consolidation of the lungs empty and heal cavities with wonderful promptness arrest hemorrhages stop all wasting away of the lungs soothe pain overcome all short ness of breath and in fact cure all the earlier and very many of the later stages of consumption after all hope by other means is past By the system of Medicated Inhalations Head Throat and Lung affections have become os curable as any cla ss of diseases that afflict humanity Over 40000 cases treated during the post eighteen years The very best of references given from all parts of the United States from those already cured If im possible to call personally at the Institute write for "List of Questions" and "Medical Address Detroit Throat and Lunar Institute APPROVAL BY THE PRESIDENT CERTAIN COURT MARTIAL SENTENCES 253 Woodward ave Detroit Mich Mention ree 'Press 1D The October Grain Crop Reports of the Agricultural Department HILTON" WILLIAMS PROPRIETOR Detroit Throat and Lw Institute THE WEATHEE Signal Service Weather Report Detroit Thubsdax October 121 The following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named: Young The? Young Journal for November has been re ceived with its continued stories sheet music instructions for fancy work and' gigantic sup plements or sale by Detroit News Com pany John' great painting Last now attracting large audiences at Ann Arbor will be placed on exhibition at Monroe next Thursday A strong effort is be ing made to persuade Mr Mulvany to exhibit the picture in Detroit another weak IO tliey O' thein Jltted iiX KOEHM MISCELLANEOUS TH3 CHXE3T SIGNAL OnCIR Washington October Gen Hazen Chief Signal Officer has returned to Washing ton from an extended tour bathe West He had a conference with the Secretary of War this rooming' relating to the failure of tha Greeley relief expedition THE CORKAN EMBASSY The members of the Corean Embassy called at the White House to day in full court drees and took formal leave The President at by all the members of the Cabinet re ceived them in the blue parlor: The embassy leave Washington Monday" or Tuesday for Sonr rancisco where they will taka a steamer toe 24th instant for home A DENIAL The published statement that toe President has directed that the annual reports of all the bureau officers of toe different departments be withheld from publication until after he shall have sent his annual message to Congress is officialy denied at the Executive Mansion" Private Secretary Phillips says toe President has never made such a request nor has be ever intimated that such was his pleasure The re ports of the bureau officers are made to the heads of departments and it is far them to say whether or not' their contents shall be made 172 WOODWARD AVE in yy tlielr new system which SIGHT BELL at 165 West Congress street yOfllce 8 to IQ a 2 to3p anil Ip Michigan central RAILROAD THE AVORITE ROUTE sool to go on any train OCTOBER 12 AND 13 Good to return by all regular trains (ex jt Xe'v York ast Express) up to and including OCTOBER 15 A grand opportunity to visit the City of Chicago die Chicago Exposition and the GREAT RACE on Saturday between ST JlJUtH AMD JAY EYE SEE Pleas? call early and secure your tickets and sleep ing ear berths at the Union Ticket office 154 Jeffer sou avenue and at the Depot Ticket Office foot of ourih st RUGGLES I WHITNEY Genl Agt Ip CHAS A WARREX City Ag SAmGS AKD DOnrGSL Bilious weather JV Botsfcrd commission merchant died yesterday Archibald McDonell of Bay City was in town yesterday i Sheriff Clippert is boarding forty seven pris oners in the Counsy Jail Ex Aid Wi Simpson is a candidate the vacant position of Building Inspector Manager Jamas Lathrop of the Grand Opera Houso London Ont was in the city yester day' i of Philadelphia and' John' Burrows" "of Chicago are at toe Griswold House Horry Waters who was arrested an a charge of being a disorderly person has been re leased Justice James Gore of Grosse Pointe is of the opinion that his hotel was set on fire by an incendiary Ed Scripps of the' Cincinnati Penny Post which is soon to be changed to Evening Post is in the city Julian Strellinger is erecting a brick build ing SOxtU feet at the southwest corner of Larned and Third streets The Michigan Division of the Postal Tele graph Company is constructing a lino be tween Detroit and Toledo No 1C fire engine was'slightly damagvu yes terday morning by a capsize at Michigan avenue and Sixteenth street Scott Thompson is mentioned in connec tion' with the for Aiderman in the Twelfth Ward Travel on tLe railroads Just now is very brisk every train arriving at or leaving the city being loaded to its full capacity The streets of Detroit are in a horribly mud dy condition and the three sweeping machines lie idle on Abbott street near Michigan avenue Leonard who was arrested on Thursday night fqr drunkenness was released yesterday morning on suspended sentence by Justice Miner: John Blay and James Gaines wha were ar rested for stealing axes from iron and rag warehouse were discharged in the Police Court yesterday McBeth of Rochester I Tice (not theweather prophet) of New York" anff Pendyer of Oscoda' Mich are at the Michigan Exchange The houses on the lines or Lysander ana Luc ier streeteare being moved thus opening up those thonjugtifares The award of damages in each street has been paid Nicholas eldman was fined $50 and Sff costs in the Police Court yesterday for not paying his liquor tax Hugo Wuestewald was ar raigned on a similar charge The Detroit xlmateur Athletic annual exhibition will be given an the old grounds of toe Peninsular Cricket Club Wood ward avenue this afternoon Edward Kan new four story brick block of four stores on the northeast corner of Limed and irst streets will be ready for oc cupancy by the 1st of November The Italian Society made a fine appearance on the streets yesterday in their parade in honor of the anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus Lewis Rice will represent the irst Pre cinct of the Twelfth Ward in the Democratic City' Convention and Geo Gartner will rep2 resent the Third District of the irst Ward Uncle Luther recently bought a house on Jefferson avenue with the usual result It now sports He ought to have added tenants need ap ply I ire Marshal Baxter yesterday made a complaint in the Court against John: Corcoran for building an addition to a frame residenee on ourth avenue" which is the fire limits Thomas 'Muston who was arrested on ri day on a charge of stealing a robe from buggy hod eleven knives in his possession which are thought to have beenstolt A thief secreted himself in the house of Mrsf Kane No 673 Michigan avenue 'Thurs day night and after the family had retired se cured $27 He unbolted a rear door through: which he made his escape JohnD Canfield a son of Policeman James Canfield was admitted to the bar in tod Su preme Court on Thursday after a very credit able even brilliant examination by a commit tee who would stand no bigod nonsense Geo Willfong an extensive sugar planter la the Sandwich Islands is in the city with his old friend Wm Champe He has been to Washington in the interest of his Kingdom tri' relation to the treaty which expires next year' A Whipple exhibits two marine pictures at the store of Smith Cx They are portraitrespectively of the steamer 1 City of Mackinac and the United States revenue cut ter Walter'or ward stationed at Mobile" Ala Samuel erguson President of the Detroit Lead Pipe and' Sheet Lead Works has bar gained with James Anderson the architect for the planning and erection of a new factory on Larned street near Second street It will be four stories high with a front of sixtydeet on Larned street Whitney is building a theater on Hal stead street Chicago 'near the Acadmy of Music It will east $150000 and will be opened next: Christmas evening John Dyer formerly of Detroit will be the acting man ager Great scheme and the sly schemer never let his plans be known until they leaked out accidentally The jury in the case of Geo Wood Geo Walsh and Oliver Leaning boys charged with breaking into a Michigan Central freight car with Intent to steal announced their inability to: agree in the Recorder's Court yesterday The defendants were released on their personal recognizance A number of men have applied to Sheriff Clippert for toe position of Turnkey at the County Jail which position will become va cant November 1 when the presentincumbent joins tha polks detective staff The Sheriff has not yet decided whom to appoint but says he will get the best man possible for the place Hercules Van Court charged with shooting elix Guenther with intent to kill was exam ined in the Police Court yesterday afternoon The evidence in the case was substantially the PROBABILITY SERGT MAS OX WHO SHOT At GtlTEAr WILL BE PARDONED Eemg about to remove to our new yard corner of weuty fourth and 3L we offer our re tail yani situated between ort and Wood bridire fits near Tenth for sale with or without toe lumber on hand or particulars inquire at our office 433 tert st west ROBINSON BROS: CO RED BftMORD CO rescoinj Art Wall Parer Deeorations A SPECIALTY Llncrnsta Walton Leather and useil elt Paper 255 Jefferson Ave Detroit 5piu Painless Cura Indications for Saturday Washington October 13 1 a or the lower lake reirfon local rains northerly winds rising barometer stationary or slight fail in temperature or the tipper lake region fair weather followed by local rains northerly winds rising followed faffiog barometer stationary or slight rise temperature 5 A Special Weather Bulletin Washington October 13 1 a The Chief Sig nal Officer of the Army furnishes She following spe cial weather bulletin: The storm mentioned last night as off the South Attentio coast has recurred: at some distance and is probably moving off in a northeasterly direction ihe barometer has begun to nse in that district The temperature has risen in the South Atlantic States and lower lake region has fallen in Tennes see the Ohio Valley upper lake region and upper Mississippi Valley Nortinaisteriy winds prevail In the South Atlantic States northeriv winds in Tennessee the Ohio Vol ley upper lake regionupper Miuamppr and Mis souri valleys Local rains have fallen in all toe districts except the East Gulf States and Tennessee Local rains are indicated the lake region Ten nessee and the Ohio Valley Saturday night with coaler weather The Roaring of toe Troubled Political Waters 1 THE ARMY" Bt' GEN SHBBlf RKTXHEMBXT Washington October An Executive order announcing the retirement of Gen Sher man from active duty November 1 and chanef incident thereto will probably beis 1 sued inis' afternoon It is understood Maj Gen Hancock will stre ceeiT Lieut Gen Sheridan in the division' of Missouri Maj Gen rope will succeed Gen Hancock in command of the division of the East and Maj Gen Scofield will remain in command of the division of Pacific Ihe Executive order in regard to the retire ment of Gen Sherman whicn was anticipated this afternoon was not issued and nothing more can be learned upon the subject to night It is probable however that the changes re ferred to in the previous dispatch will be an nounced to morrow BulTalo and Niagara alls SATURDflYrOCT 13 Via the Canada Southern' Division of the Michigaoi Central Railroad The Niagara alls Route ts are good to go bn all regular trains as fot low 1:10 7:10 and 9:05 a 12:35 noon andSp and Special at 10:30 Sleeping CarBerths for Round Trip 2 0O fculroaa Tickets will be gold to return on either Sunday er Monday October 1 4 or 15 Sixeial trains of Palace bleeping Cars and Day CCT will leave the Michigan Central Denot at The Only Line Landing Passengers Directly at tlie alls tTliere arrangements have been made for reduced rates at hotels amt to ait points of interest and ere rytLiug for the pleasure and comfort of all who go tv tin excursion that eau be desired Tickets and Lfiths on saie at the UNION TI CKET OICE 154 Jrtterson ave and at toe depot ticket office foot of rourtl st RUGGIJES I WHITNEY Jt A Chicago A GAP Ju Chicago CHAS A WARREN City Pass TktuAgt Detroit lp 'OHN EjRWIK ire Marine Insurance Agent R00mN0ll BOARD TRADE BUUJOING The very best and 'strongest companies repre SHu ha this office A1 losses promptly adjusted and paid Ip DR GEORGE DUIELD Physician and Surgeon tEecently from the schools and hospitals of Europe) has opened his office at 861 SECOND STREET SERQT MASON TnmTy TO BE PARDONED Washington October The' National Republican' to morrow win quote Judge Ad vocate General Swaim as saying that he is of the opinion that toe President will soon pardon Sergt Mason imprisoned at Albany for shooting at the assassin Guiteau It will also say that this opinion prevails generafiy among army officers stationed in 4 this city and that an examinatiorref the rec ords of the War Deportment: shows applica tions for release in the largest general petition ever presented on any subject the history of the United States the signatures at tabbed to the papers which are from every State and Territory aggregating more than 900000 names SCHOOL BOOKS 1 SCHOOL STATIONERY! goods of every description the most complete line and largest stock for the wholesale and retail trade for sale by A ROYS Ip 89 Woodward ave Detroit in riue Paper Hangings and Ceiling Decora "a tions crcial attention given to and estimates furnished Hints of rescoing Tapering: Caicimimug iSine 283 WOODWARD AVE ip rOUKD GUILTY Wm Henshaw "Ton vic ted of Bobbins 3111 ton Butler The trial of Wm Henshaw alias MiHer on a charge of robbing Milton Butler at toe Woodward avenue railroad crossing in K31 occurred in the Court yesterday and was very interesting on account of the 1 diversity of toe opinions of witnesses The prisoner was defended by Henry Brevoort and Reilly while Prosecuting Attorney Caplis and Assistant Robison appeared for the people The testimony showed that five 'menwere concerned in the robbery although Mr Butler could not positively identify the prisoner as one of them' Other witnesses however posi tively identifid hinx The defense placed ex Detective McGuire on the stand who testified that the prisoner was not Henshaw and that he and MiBerwere dif ferent persons The witness claimed to know Henshaw and had seen him on several qcco sions Officer Robert McDonald 'testified that the prisoner had toldl him in a conversation while ha was being brought down from jail in 1 company with four others that he (McDonald) was not the officer who brought him down when he was first arrested The prosecution claimed that this admission: from toe defend ant showed conclusively that ha was the man The jury were out about an hour and re turned a verdict of guilty The prisoner was remanded for sentence The prosecution discovered new evidence in the case when it was too late however show ing that Henshaw knows of the robbery and that at the County Jail he manifested a desire to have the case settled and made astrong effort this direction The KZ About 100 persons went to Chicago yesterday on the Knights of Pythias excursion over the Wabash Road Two more trains under the auspices of the lodges will leave toe city to day at 9 a and 10 over toe Wabash Road or the benefit of those: wishing to leave Chicago late Monday night a special train for the purpose has been provided by the' Wabash Company which will leave that city at 10 Mon day night The Knights of Pythias expect to report and 500 persons who will take advantage of their $5 Wabash Road ex cursion rates 9 mw Three white flesh and pink Guaranteed perfectly harmless Twenty five cents a box Alixn's Bbain ood Botanic Extract Strength ens the brain and nervous system and positively cures nervouness nervous debility' nervous head ache Mxnsxin's Peptonized Beef Tonic the only prepar ration of beef containing the entire nutritious prop erties Tb contains blood making force generating and ltfo sn steening 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 prostra tion overwork or acute disease particularly if re sulting from pulmonary complaints Caswell Haz ard Co Proprietors New York Sold by drug gists You can find at Opera House Bunch of that unlocks the funniest event of the season October la 13 and 17 Bunch of are as jolly and vivacious brightand polished as keys conld be and as a re sult there is the nightly exhibition of room Dispatch You can find of at Opera House Monday Tuesday and Wednesday October 15 16 and 17 that will unlock fountains of fun Bunch: of has caught on and the Mer ry Sparks are doing a land office: Courier PAJSTERS DECORATORS 167 axxd ICO Griswold Street WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES ip GRAIN CROPS OCTOBER REPORT THE AGKICULT17RAX DE PARTMENT 'r Washington October 12 The October corn report of the Department of Agriculture fully sustains toe telegraphic summary of Septem ber 10 relative to injuries by the frosts of the SthStli and 10th inst There were light frosts later the most noticeable being on tha 16th in the Northwest The State averages of condition show the extent of the injury which was greatest in Michigan Wisconsin Ohio aad New York was also severe loss in Min nesota and DakotaTond some damage' in the elevated portions of Pennsylvania and West Virginia in toe northern comities: of Indiana and Illinois and in toe least advanced fields of Iowa but scarcely any in Nebraska and none in Kansas is reported except in a few places in Northern Kentucky and Missouri There is no mention of frost in any States south of Penn sylvania The reduction of toe State averages Is as fol lows: Michigan from 60 to 45 Wisconsin from 76 to 50 Ohio from bd toti3 New York from 77 to 57 The reduction is seven points in Uli nois and five in Indiana The high September figures have been materially reduced by the frost The los of condition from drought has become more apparent causing slight reduc tions in the September estimates in many Southern States The general average condition for the entire field is seventy eight six points less than on September 1 four from frosts in the North and two from drought on the Atlantic seaboard and south of the frosted areas It is five point below the October average of 1882 while there is a four per cent: increase in area It is twenty one points lower than toe October average ot the census crop The product for the year will be close to 1600000000 bushels with more soft corn than last year mostly in the regions that consuma their entire crop The of the yield of wheat per 'acre indicate a production of about two and a fourth bushels per aero less than crop of huStyear It is but nine and a half bushels per acre in Ohio ten in Illinois and but a fraction above ten in Indiana It is above twelve in Michigan and thirteen in Minnesota Iowa and California The Missouri average la twelve bushels Dakota and Nebraska exceed sixteen and the Kansas average is about seventeen These averages in the several States are base Lon systematically recorded re suits of thrashing while a revision of tha records of toe season may cause slight local: changes It is eertain'thate the final i yield will not differ much from 113 busheia per acre The aggregate will exceed 400000 000 bushels and may reach 420 000 000 quality is not up to the average i The "yield of oats is a full average or about venty eight bushels for the whole country The range of State averages in the West ia from thirty in Missouri to forty one in Kan fas about thirty three in the Ohio Valley and thirty six in the Northwest Nebraska and Kansas have the largest yields The crop will aggregate about 500000000 bushels The quality is high averaging 98 and 100 and being standard The barley crop will average between i and two bushels per acre more than last year i approximating 50000000 bushels California New York Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa contribute toree fourths of the whole product The potato crop is in better condition than in any year since 1875 The average is 93 while the October averages of 1882 and 1878 were each 90' The prospect is favorable for a crop above the medium The tobacco crop will be below the average in yield The average condition in Kentucky is 77 in Virginia 64 The Maryland crop will be good The averages of the seed leaf States are low The general average condition end creemcfof the Second Word William Stebzer from the fourth precinct of the Tenth Warl and Wm Cosgrove Jr from 'the first precinct of the Eighth Ward AldU James oies announces that is Ltnoboros Perfumes Edenia and Marechai Niel Rose George Lowe Detroit The surgeons from the International Threat anT Lung Institute Montreal and Toronto Canada: who have opened a permanent office 81 Lafayette ave nue Detroit have their reception rooms crowded from the hours of 11 to 3 with pa itients waiting to consult the doctors These sur i geous nume a specialty of the treatment of Asthma Catarrh Catarrhal Deafness Bronchitis Consump tion iu its early stages and all diseases of the res piratory organs Their mode of treatment is by means of the Spirometer the invention of Dr i SocviELLE lata of Paris' and: ex AJdeBurgeon of ithe rench Army an instrument which conveys remedies in the form of medicated air directly to the ports affected A short interview with several the prtfents waiting to consult the doctors was sufficient to convince us that their system of treat ment was proving eminently successful and that they cure by for a larger percentage of cases which they undertake to treat than is accomplished by any other method Among those whom we interviewed we may mention the case of Geo Lowe proprie tor of the Maple Grove Dairy Detroit who soldi I have been suffering from serious lung disease for six months I grew gradually worse under ail treat ment that I used until I commenced treatment by these surgeons one month ago At the time of com mencing their: treatment I wasunabie to leave niy room at the present time I am able to walk two or three miles without any great fatigue The benefit I have received from the their and medicines In that short time has beeu very grt tnr cheerfully recommend them to all suf ferers Such evMence as the abovee with many Tnnra rvmid cite right here in this city ought to convince the most prejudiced that these specialists tTinmnhly unrierfamd diseases of the throat and lungs end nan cure cases that are pronounced incu rable by physidaus in general practice aided as they are by this wonderful instrument the Spirom eter AH who cannot get an opportunity of consult ing them personally will receive all particulars by writing for list of questions and copy of Interna tional News published monthly to 81 Lafayette avenue Detroit Mich ood Lt Brown Coffee Sugar 14 pounds for $11 7 pounds for 50 cents 85 pounds for 25 cents OR OUR Tea anl Coffee Customers on Saturday No advance hi the price of our Teas and Coffees We still sell at our usual low prices Very best Tea 48e perltr Best Java and Mocha Coffee 25c per lb Good Java Coffee 20e per lb Good Rio Coffee 8 lbs for $1 Best Baking Powder 18c per lb We are the Cheapest Tea and Coffee House in America THE LONDON TEA CO 33 MICHIGAN GRAND AVE COR BATES ST IP Michigan CosnrtBcrai The regular monthly meeting of the A has been adjourned from Saturday the 6th inst to Sot urdav the 13th inst owing to there not being a quorum GEO till Jj pied WYNNE Thursday at noon Eliza rsarx aged 38 peers uneral from her late residence 18 ort street east Sunday October 14 ip riends: i ihvireil In this city on riday morning Oc tober 12 1883 Wm Borsronn aged 51 years uneral Sunday afternoon aS 8 from im late residence corner Hrrrti and tfiton atreete MTTCHELLr October 12 Sfrs Euzamth Mrrcaunx uneral frma St Mary Hospital Saturday Octo WHAT ONE HEARS IN ANU AROUND THE CITY HAIL 1 The local political situation is growing more: interesting as the time for holding toe City Conventions of the two great political parties draws near The friends of the various can didates on both sides axe at work in earnest in? their behalf and the prospects are that theconing municipal election will be one ef the hardest foughf ever known in the city' Ths Democrats feel confident that with: a good city of ths nomination of which there seems to be no they will sweep the city as they did at last election Every: ef fort will be made in this direction and the party will present a solid front to the ene my The Democrats feel very jubilant over ithe brilliant victory won in' Qhio which grp tly pn couraged them and on the other diand mndw tha local Republicans feel painful ly despondent The general apathy of toe Republicans and the lukewarmness of their leaders cannot be concealed They realize that the old must go and therefore have but little to say when interrogated as to the campaign 2" It is a settled fact that 8 Grummonii will be tha nominpe for Mayor on the side of the house Yesterday afternoon he was met by Con noil man Barnard in the corridor of the City Hall and toe two soon drifted into a political discussion 7 you a candidate for asked Mr Barnard sir 7 I am was the reply of Capt Grummond seems to 'be generally understood that you persisted Mr Barnard has asked me to accept toe nomina tion and I have not been offered you do not think it is my province to herald to the town what I will doand what I will not do? all I have to say is that I am not a candL The conversation ran on in that manner for some time and in thecourse of it Councilman Barnard offered to lay a jvager with Cant Grummond of $1000 that he would get the nomination and accept it The Captain smiled but replied that all he knew of his candidacy was what had been told him by individuals POLITICAL POINTS i George Gies' says that he is thankful to friends for mentioning his name con nection with the Democratic nomination for Aiderman of the irst Ward but he declines to be a candidate us down for over 500 majority for the straight Democratic city said a Democrat of tlie Ninth' Ward to reporter yesterday' r' The name of Emil Pfeiff is mentioned in (fcnmection with the Republican nomination for Aiderman of toe Ward 1 W4 CoL James vv jtComeyn says he will accept toe nomination for City Attorney on the Dem ocraiac ticket if it is tendered to him Aid Henry Klei is 'in field for another term: from toe Eleventh Ward on the Republi can Auditor elect 8heahon has not appeared very numerously since his famous victory of last Tuesday" red Seitz like a gallant charger used to the smell of powder feels the old war spirit stir him anew and is making and unmaking candidates with all his old time enthusiasm Those charges of auditorial bribery seem to have shriveled Mayor Thompson is comparatively out of the maelstrom and is thus happier than he has been in fifteen years Lyman A Brant remarked yesterday that ha should get the Democratic nomination for City Clerk beyond a doubt The Democratic nomination for CityTreos urer lies between John Schmittdiel and ex AldbMichael Halier Both have many friends among the delegates to the City Convention rank Wuellner is being urged by his friends to accept the Democratic nomination for Alderman of toe Seventh Ward i A meeting of the Ninth Ward Republicans will be held this evening at the corner of Cro ghan street and St Aubin avenue to see what cam be done in relation to reducing the strong majority of toe ward Councilman Samuel Caskey will endeavor to get renominated by the Republicans In the of the defeat of Councilman Lowry for the Republican nomination for Citv (Treasurer his friends will urge him to accept a renomination as Councilman 1 An effort will be made in each of the two City Conventions to nominate one German for i the City Council At present Councilman Rentz is the only representative of that na tionality in the Upper House i There is much figuring as to who will gytr rthe Democratic nomination for Mayor The friends of ex Cbntroiler Bridge Counqil ttmti Chamberlain and Dr Brodie appear to be equally confident Aid Heck will try for a third term in the Seventh ard on the Republican ticket He wiU be "nominated without any serious oppo sition City Treasurer Parkinsan is in the field for nomination far the fifth time by the Repub licons A Republican in speaking of his can didacy in the City Half yesterday sarcastically asked if he owned the office Mayor Thompson is quoted by an intimate friend as entirely neutral in the campaign The Republicans are funds for cam paign purposes The handwriting on thes wall stares them in toe face AM August Lemmer will: be renominated without opposition: by ithe Democrats of the Thirteenth Ward RMabley is the latest candidate spoken at for ther Democratic nommatians far Mayor Tho Republican caucus for the nomination nf XT AMcrnum of the Third Ward promises to bean interesting one There are about ten ennKiIateH for the empty honors George 8 Hcftmer fras elected a delegate to MILBURN WILLIAMSON Druggists ol Woodward ave Drug btore) keep in stock the largest variety of medical mer chandise gathered under one roof in America Trusses Supporters Shoulder Braces Bandages Syringes SiiK Elastic Stockings Crutches bursicai Instruments Rubber Surgical Goods Sick room and Nursery Supplies of every description difficult prescriptions prepared and delivered to any part or the City or btate This is the only drug store in Detroit that is kept open all night for convenience of Doctors and the public Ip JffiB 1 A I 11 11 VOLUME 19 i' NUMBER 41 nVK RTISE7 ENTS NEW ADVEKTTSELENT3 WASHINGTON" 4 1 cv Aniberina! $5 00 00 $5 0 and RETURN VIA THE i i cj Place of 5 55 5 Weather observation 2 vr A Buffalo 3u09r GO Light rain Cheyenne 30101 30 Clear Chicagot 52 9 Cloudy Cleveland 30071 GO NW 10 ILigiit rain Duluth 302bl 33 Erie 3oOHj B2 0 ILightrain Escanaba 30231 55 6 Clear' ort Garry 30151 27 6 Cloudy Marquette 3025 37 NW 8 Cloudy Milwaukee 3016 ST NE 12 Cloudy Mackinac 40 NW 12 air Moorhead 3021 41 0 Cloudy Port Huron 3004 55 SW air PL Paul 3020 42 0 air Toledo 3Jtfi to 0 iCloudy DETBOIT 6:30 a 29JM1 50'E ICloudy 10:36 am 30006 59 OiNE 4 Cloudy 2:36 20993 6391SE 2 Cloudy 30085 U22i ICloudy 10:36 30113 592'SW 3 Cloudy Daily mean" 30036 604 Maximum 640 Minimum 1558 i.