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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2R 1SS6 UIiilSOl I BfilBTIWniTlIii'i I 1J lallij iJLLIll 0 IS It i In I lj Mil I mil At lowest New York price" This is a decided cut on former rates Order your Canvas Colors Brushes etc of us HANNA IVES UST GjmiD ClijCUS HHii r'V s5 Vy 4' A Zml II bu a TrtM xtrt And the sound of the SITED is heard in the land And the man who does not run an Ash Sifter iu a wasteful wicked feller There is no excuse him because we will sell him a Daisy Asn Sifter for 50 cents The Trade supplied with the Daisy Ash Sifter at manufactur prices Remember we are Agents for the jiagee urnace the Cele brated Boston Heater Detroit is full of cheap poor urnace jobs 3Ioral Come to us for urn ace RAYL CO 1 12 1 14 Woodward Avanue OBSERVATIONS IM EUROPE GOOD WILL TO MEM' WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE? the wheelmen a jlAVORM i BITTERS GOSSIP C05CEBMNG THE DETROIT CICB SnW UWDJ fcj MLacellaneous Sporting Intelligence dl AUS A jh BASE BALL th NATURAL RUIT AMD SEM ENTS UESTION Weekly or Monthly ENTERPRISE URNITURE CO 56 Michigan Avenue ran TRADE WHOwras TO1 8L JEbhBb13 kin and pre vent Consti Miticn and Piles! ThmmiMleBtanA easiest to take two hase hits most homo runs the De the St Louis made Wp are prepared to supply you from a LARGE AND CARE ULLY SELECTED STOCK at VERY LOW PRICES andon gbf Snfants and Children theend of theeighth tuning ou account of ness A WORD OR MINISTER PHELPS PREDICTIONS ABOUT GARI OPINIONS RELATING TO RUSSIA Spuldlnr's New Scheme of Umpiring Deadly Boomerang IS HOW DO YOU GET PAID? Do you obtain your wages every week every other week or once a month? or on that basis must you prepare for the Winter Coal and ood you must have and these you have to pay CASH for but if you need Bronchial hare been thorough ly tested and maintain their good reputation Wherever Thatcher Primrose and Weft's Minstrels are known the Weston Brothers com edians and musical specialists are known as one of the funniest and most popular features of that organization This season the Weston Brothers have left the minstrelsy stage for the dramatic stage appearing under the manage ment of Charles AN Seanor in a comedy drama entitled Minstrel The story of the play is said to be wholesome and interesting and the incidents dramatic while the Weston Brothers who are really remarkable as versatile musicians aie given full scope for their special ties Minstrel will be the attraction at Opera House all of next veek Cyrus Lothrop Chats Entertainingly on His Visit to Europe Sunday afternoon a rkb PitEs reporter went Hall coiner of Russell and Leland streets There he found fifteen or twenty Poles gathered Several of them being spoken to said they expected Robinson to make a speech there These Poles remained nt that hall 5 o'clock Sunday evening waiting for hobinson to put in an aptiearance and finally left grumbling at what thev considered their shabby treatment by Robinson That he was expected to speak there can be no question lor several Poles so stated and the denials by his afternoon free trade and protection organs is rather tlimsy Either Robinson or his political managers arranged for him to speak at reclro Hall Sunday afternoon That fie speak does not alter the fact are the handsomest I ever knew to be offered to winners in any sport 1 never saw anything to equal All of which will be gratifying to Wiggin A Hatters the Woodward avenue jew elers who manufactured the emblems Ex Director Durfee on the Club 1 am not actively connected ith the said Judge Durfee yesterday still take a lively interest in its welfare and have the best wishes for its success Have you ever thought what a lonesome town Detroit would be in sum mer without a league base ball club? I get along without it It is also a wonderful me dium for advertising the city and business men make no mistake in giving the club their cordial support tiiink there I an erroneous impression abroad that I was opposed to Manager Watkins 1 was on the contrary a warm suppoiter of Mr alkins My retirement from the directory as simply because i could not devote tile neces ary time to the duties of the Justus Zinn filed a petition with the Judge of Probate yesterday morning asking for the ap pointment of a guardian of the person and es tate of his wife Maudalt no Zinn whom he al leges is insane and mentally incompetent Later in the day the Judge granted the request bv appointing the petitioner as guardian 'William Butler and George Bailey have given bonds as executors of the estate ot Chris tian 'chulrle Benjamin Hsk has been appointed admin istrator ot the estate of Isaac mlth with bonds at $500 Struck By Caruthers 5: by SleCormlcir 4 Let ou bases Browns 6 Chicago Jionie runs 2 Three base outz Caruthers Two ba bits Bushong Caruthers Double Dalrymple and Kelly Pfeffer Kelly anti Williamson ed balls Bushong 1 1 Ila pitches itcCO' mifk 2 Stolen base Latham Welch Time Two for SU Lotils and AicQuadc for Chi cago referee Kelly The now Park Commissioner did not take part in the proceedings of the board at its ses sion yesterday The reason for this was that as soon as he begins voting the election of a new President will come up Mr Seitz's bonds had not yet been passed upon by the Council but the City Attorney decided that he was a tull tiedged member Messrs Slocum and Marx hausen aie the candidates for the Presidency Superintendent Diilmann in a letter to the board explained that he had purchased such supplies tor the island as he wanted and then put in a requisition to the board The Secretary had duplicated the purchase Commissioners Marsh and Slocum severely criticised the action of the Superintendent and his letter was laid on the table The lime of meeting ot the board was chanced from noon on Tuesdays to 7 in on the same dav each week The Secretary was instructed to write and learn the custom ot other Park Boards in the matter of granting privileges to boat cluLs SPORTING NOTES John White ot Toledo and George Peters ot this city will have a ten round go at Jameson gymnasium 113 Gratiot avenue riday evening for $75 a side and the gate re ceipts Hosmer and McKay defeated Enright and ot Toronto bv three lengths in a double ecull three mile race with a turn for $500 a side on Lake Quinsigamond Tuesday after noon Time 18:0214 John Land of Nashville Tenn is now in tho city and challenges any man In the state of Michigan George Peters of this city preferred to fight to a finish with hard gloves for $200 a side fight to take place one week from signing articles Land has a $50 forfeit in the hands of Edward Booker of 109 Beaubien street Seitz is Criticism of Sle "Vorld Mani the Champs' to the Tune ef 12 to 0 the assemblage He com saying that the Young Men's Association is not a church but ot churches not a school but schools not a Lome but the ally Il is organized specifically for young Ckawiohesville Ind October Whittaker started to beat every road bicyclo record In twenty four hours on a fifty mile straight away surveyed road under A rules He did the fifty miles in two hours fifty nine minutes fifty and two fifths lour minutes behind his own previous world record The 100 miles was done in ix hours one minute and fifteen seconds twenty five minutes ahead of the record and over a minute ahead of the track record for this distance made at bpringfield Mass by Joes of Meriden Conn he 200 miles was done in fifteen hours and thirty seconds He stopped in twenty three hours forty six minutes sixteen and three fifths seconds forty one miles ahead of the best pre vious twenty four hours record iDPPRICES SPECIAL I STEAM LAUNDRY VE Telephone 133 The dressing room of the Detroit Club has heretofore consisted of one small apartment and the want ot something better has long been ielt This defect will be remedied this season or this purpose the upper story of the club house will bo partitioned off into rooms each large enough for two men to dress in This ill be a decided improvement and obviate tile fric tion incident to nine excited men being thrown together in one small room Another innovation will be in the matter of seats tn the grand stands They will hereafter be numbered and sold on the plan pursued by theaters is drawing enormously at The Mexican Typical Orchestra will give a concert at Opera House Sunday night Thursday night Curtis will come for ward at bite's in Lis new comedy In a Manager Whitney will give ns a healthy sea son of opera next week by the Amberg (German) Company Manager White announces that the sale of seats for the Morrison Alsberg engagement will open this morning a or the Girl with tho Glass will be given at the Detroit botii this afternoon and evening The engagement is for the week Us Is one of the most entertain ing performances of its class it is doing well at A matinee is announced for to day and the final performance to night Tn these days of farce comedy and horse play it is refreshing to be able to announce a meri torious and elevating performance such as will be seen at White's the first half of next week on which occasion Lewis Moriison ill essay Mephisto and Miss Celia Alsberg Marguerite in and A RAV ON THE KNUCKLES Mr Barrett the latest nglish actor to find the hour of addressing an American audience the proudest of his life takes one strange way of showing his appreciation of America and things prized in America It happens that he is not the only stage player of the name he bears and Ills anxiety over his personality strikes us as one ot the rarest bils ot la de da Ism that foreign artists have treated the Western bar barians to It is stated that in all Iris corre spondence Mr Barrett emphasizes his precious first namo thus IVilson Barrett and that liis management in nil its parts lias orders to the same effect So do all ins advertisements read the emphasis made more marked by a great dash under the ll'iismt It is just possible that Lere and there a slip of the tonguo might pro nounce Lawrence i arrett for ir'iwm Barrett but the contrary thing is quite as likely to happen and we have not heard of tlio American Barrett givp signa of making such a zany of himself as his English asso ciate That there can on tho other hand be any possibility of confounding Hie two is not to be admitted The Englishman is not only Il'isoa Barrett but he is announced definitely ns from the Princess Theater London and ns stipi orted by a special London company The pretense of conflict is mere pretense There nave been Wallacks Davenports Booths Drews and others in plenty bearing the same names and making their nubliciippeals simultaneously but it was left for Mr Il rin Barrett to evolve this original but offensive idea Mr iaw rence Barrett acted in London ithout feeling called upon to do anything of the kind It is in plain terms not only a piece of contemptible snobbishness but a studied slight to a brother artist If it was a necessary thing if tho Eng lishman's interests suflered in any way through lack of it the case would be different' but there an be no such claim It may seem a tritie yet it is about the most insufferable piece of British arrogance anil conceit just now current adelphia Telegraph and Brief Session of the Alder had a very pleasant time while in said Cyrus Lothrop who has just returned to his home in this city I am quite satisfied to come back to this country I think of allthe places I visited 1 should prefer London as a place of cities did you "London Berlin Vienna rankfort lorence Rome Paris and various other smaller places I did not visit St Petersburg as my parents and sisters met me at Berlin and together we made the tour of you visit any ot the indeed My father was the recipient of the most perfect courtesies and in this way I was fortunate in securing perhaps more de sirable facilities for seeing objects and places of interest By the way want to say one thing about Minister Phelps 1 visited the American Legation at London alone and 1 never met a man who impressed me as being more demo cratic and more thoroughly American than Minister Phelus He mates an extra effort all the effort po sibie in harmony wilh the dignity of tiis position to impress all people with the fact that he is an "Is he so He is not only pouular with Americans in Europe but he is ponular with the English people of all the literati the noblemen and ail masses like him very muc i and he deserves the popu larity for he is dignified without atlectation he is genial and always naily to do all in his power for any citizen of the United about his ourth ot July reception tell you how that story stalled His pre decessors had been in the habit or keeping open house to all on the Lourth of July and tue result was that at each of these i ecepi ions thousands of thievish persons took advantage of the oct a sion while but hundreds ot decent desirable peonle came You see no barriers intervened and the look advantage of the occasion There was no safety for silverware bric a brac pictures jewelry and the as it would be in any country at a re ception open to anybody and e' "Exactly Mr Phelps was told of this and ac coiuingly sent out announcements that he would give a ourth of July reception to Ameri cans and that all Americans desiiing to come could obtain invitations by applying in person at the Legation The result was that no had a su perb gathering of rich and poorand and there were no losses of jewels or plate reported thereat diplomatic Minister's lot is not a happy no means They are regularly besieged witli applications for aid in the shape of loans A Minister lias no money but his own to loan and the chances are ten to one fie wouldn't get it buck Then they have letters of inquiry One day 1 was at the Legation in London when the secretary received a dozen or more letters of in quiry in relation lothe Law reiice C'base Townley estate You see there are noestates in chancery in England and it is a fact well established that all ot these great estate inheritance schemes are purely visionary Then too all of these estate affairs have been thoroughly investigated by our at their own expense by the way and the I act has loug since been proven that tlieie is nothing in "Did you see any Detroit people met Tnorndyke Nourre and I met Gari Mel chers in aris Mr Melcbois was occupying Alexander studio and by the way he lias won a legitimate and valuable position in art circles in 1 saw his balon picture 'The a church interior with the priest in the pulpit and the congregation at worship The compos lion is adniiraule the grouping the contrasts or fates the color effects being Jl was qune file talk The following interesting items are taken from the Boston Herald: The Chicagos made most three base hits and most roils made most singles most double ulavs Baldwin had the best percentage of strike outs and Clarkson was a close second with Eletnmvor a good third The latter averaged al most six strike outs to a game for foity oue games Anson led the Chicagos in batting Brouthera tho Detroits Connor the ew Yorks: Hines the ashingtons: Glusscoek lheSt Louis: Dealey the Bostons Myers Kansas Citys ogarty the Phtladelphias Baldwin was the best winning pitcher Ho won 4'1 outof 55 gauies Stennnyer won 22 out of 41 including one tie game and Radbournu won 27 out of 57 Welch of New York on 33 and lost 22 Shaw of Washington won 13 and lost 30 games during the season Among the clues the Detroit led in baiting New Yorks Chicagos Bostons St Iouis Phila delphia Kansas Citys and Washingtons in that order In fielding the Detroits led BliilndeJ pbias New orks Chicagos Kansas Citys Bos tons Washingtons and St Louis following Anson has closed bis 11th season Broulhers has been in tho league 7 seasons Connor 7 Gore 8 White 11 O'Rourke 11 Dalrymple 9 Hines 11 Kelly 9 Dunlap Rowe 7 Sutton Morrill end Burdock 11 Hornung 8 Richardson 8 Whitney ti Bennett 8 Ewing Burns Gil lespie Wood Hanlon Gerhardt Irwin and Welch 7 Williamson Ward and McCormick 9 Dorgati arrell Glasscock lint and Gilligan 8 Denny Radbourn and Weidman Phi a lelpbia whitewashed Chicago St Louis twice each New Yotk cnee Kansas City th: ee times Chicago calcjinlncd Detroit St Louis Boston New York Kansas once each and Washington three times Detroit shut out Phila delphia live times and Washington onte St Louis Chicagoed Boston once Kansas three times: Washington shut out Chicago Louis New York and Kansas City each once Boston shut out Chicago Washington and New York each once: New York shut out St Louis 'Wash ington and Boston once each and Kansas City shut out St Louis once "Washington twice rom beds of flowers is the breath that has been rendered agreeably odorous with bozodout which communicates to the teeth a marble whiteness and to the gums a roseate tint Use it and beautify your mouth ot tho figures and nosis and of a high artistic order among art students arlists and connoisseur that Air picture deserved a medal and that he would have been so rewarded had Lu not been tin American The young man is unquestionably destined attain high ran and I think the lletioit Museum of Art could do no better tiling than to purchase one of his paint ing hey should buy now while his works may be bought for a moderate price and they should buy because Air Melchers is a Detroit boy worthy of such recognition ive years hence his pictures ill bo several hundred per cent higher in "Has be plenty of work "He seemed to be quite busy and he did not appear to have many pictures on hand He painted a portrait of Miss Lothrop my sister during our stay in did jou enjoy yourselves in erfecllv secretary is a gentleman who lias a line private income and who is a citi zen of Rome When we went there he sent us to his a beautiful palace and one of the oldest in the and he sent his butler along to cater for us bus you see our stay in mo Eternal City was under peculiarly favorable circum lances As forthat matter however we had a delightful time everywhere with our visits io the great art gaLeries the famous in stitutions ol learning the noted potferies arm ories and manufacturing "And do your parents and sisters speak fav orably of their last lifent tot Peters "Entirely so They are all eminently pleased with the city and its court society Just to show yon how father and mother have suffered from the rigorous winter and barbat oussurroundings in that city let me teli you that my mother for suvei al winters previous to departure for St Petersburg was obliged because ot bron chial affection to visit the Bermudas She could not stand the Michigan winters EInce her residence in she has not had the slightest recurrence of the bronchial trouble not even a bad eoid ather is wholly pleased with the place and his position You know be is something of a student for a man of his age and is a close observer He says hat be has always found objects of interest to him in the imnerial insttutions at the Russian capital as well as among the private citizen and en terprises of the place No he has no idea of re signing his position because of cnnatic ditlicult ies liis advanced age or uncongenial society as was predicted he would do by a Detroit evening paper In fact I hink even ere the oppor tunity offered that father mother or my sisters could be induced to exchange their lite at Kt Petersburg for that in any other court in Europe ou it i lie most brilliant court tn Europe tiesides being the most genial hospi table and "Yes the term used by my father in his falKs with me about it He explained to me that while they are most exacting ns to the technicalities of court etiquette they are also particularlv felicitous in their faculty for mak ing guests feel at ther eae in that rare accom plishment of bestowing favors and attention without ostentation They are dignified vi ben it is desirable to be so and they demand dignity at proper times but at all other times they are genial entertaining and valuable associate tor almost without exception even among trie middle classes they are accomplished in the English rench and German language bes des being liberally and thoroughly educated other Minister Lothrop express to you any opinion ns to possible war in tho "Well you know in' father He desires and succeeds 1 believe even though I am his son in doing things right He is one of the mot gentle and just of men and while he is in manner and habits a plain man he is also a digniiied man He appreciates the dignity and importance of his present position and 1 believe the higlit of his ami ition is to do the duties and maintain the dignity ot the place to the best of his ability and lor the lest interests of the country and government he represents ou will excuse this from me lut 1 fi ei it is due to my father from me when 1 am asked such a question 1 asked him as to his opinion about possible war bet ween Russia and other European powers and his re ply in the kindliest manner possible was rcs that is a point upon which you should not question me cannot express to you an opin ion on such a Laying the Corner Stone of the Building of the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation It is dne yon to 6ay that! ihink I am entirely well of eczema after ha taken Specific I have been troubled with it very little lu my face since last ep Al the beginning vf cold weather last fall it made a slight appearance but went awav lias never returned no doubt brone it up at least it put my ymem in good cond and I got well it also benefited my wife greatly in cae of sick headache and made a fe cure of a breaking out on my little three year old daughter last summer TVatkinsville Ga eb 18 JBMi Rbv JAMES AL MORRIS Treatise os Blood and Skin Diseases free inn Swirr Opcretr Co Drawer 3 Atlanta CARTERS ITTLE IVER PHIS SPEECHES SY PRESIDENT CUTCHEON AND GOV A ALG Tho proceedings of the Board of Aidermen last night were of the sort that invite balmy sleep to the onlooker in the absence from the city of President Barbour Aid airbairn occu pied the chair 1 1'1 ho report of the special committee on the street rar time table which provides that the last cars on the different lines leave the inter section of Woodward and Jefferson avenues at an hour which will enable passengers by lhe 11:25 trains to catch them was laid on tho table and ordered printed in the proceedings The ordinance empowering the Natural Gas Company to lay pipes in the streets came up and was read twice A resolution was adopted instructing the City Clerk to notify all railroads to comply with the ordinance prohibiting the blowing of locomo tive whittles within the city limits Just about this time there was a unanimous motion to adjourn which was carried most perfect made HvIuthtS' recard to Pumy ttrength and no Amiiioma i1 Baking Powder contains Dr ExtracU arnlla Lemon urange etc flavor deucluusJy CO Ccs et a ep Sr Adrian What Meanetli Thl? Chicago October 19 carves downed the league champions to day in one of the worst games they ever played Not only could they do nothing with the Browns' pitcher but they fielded like a parcel of school boys out on a lark and missed nearly every op portunity given them to do any effective work Only two lone singles were made off Caruthers both by Gore while McCormick disheartened at liis miserable backing made but little effort to do any effective work The latter part of the games new scheme of refereeing was tried and was a failure It provoked more wrangling and disputing on the field than the old style Both umpires and the reicree were selected by lot Quest of the league staff fall ing to St Louis and McQuade of the Asso ciation to Chicago while Kelly was made ref eree In the first innings Latham was caught leading off first AIcQuade decided him out and Quest agreed The decision was referred to keieree Kelly by Comiskey and a long wi angle followed Latham left Ins base and went to tile home plate to aigue the point with Quest and AIcQuade 1 hen lie went second to discuss It wilh Kelly and eventually he returned to first andstajed there too on decision that he was not out Again a ball was called on Burns Jn the seventh inning by Quest that?" blustered comiskey "loo low lor a strike" AIcQuade answered but when comikey re ferred it to Kelly he again gave a decision for Bt Louis and burns was struck out Two runs were made in the first inning on a muffed third strike and borne run 'two more scoied in the fourth Inningon single double Dalrymple's tumble and a mulled tiy by Burns 'jluee were earned in the fifth on second home rn singles by Gleason and Welch and outz's triple The hist five runs were gifts on 'teller's fumble Dalrj tuple's overthrow a base on balls Yx wild throw and singles by Robinson nrul O'Neil with Caruthers' triple Gore opened the first inning with a hit and managed to resell third but not another hit was made until he found the bull again in the eighth inning But six men reached first in the game two on balis two on errors and Gore twice on hits and only two men besides Gore got as 1 ar as second Game was called al theend of theeighth inning ou account of dark GORK THE ONLY CHICAGOAN IV1IO GOT 1119 KYK ON THE HALL BA CH A 1 118? Celebrated Goods bend for catalogue rcac AJXLLS BARKER BARKER 1SS ard yv CANE (JHATRS Rockers A UR 1 1 Oj Chiliy Chairs and all goods in the cane line ar prices Al ILLS BARKER BARKER iss and 190 Woodward Avenue II ECZEMA ERADICATED Jy one pill a dose 40 in a via! Purely eg bie Price 25 cents BvJsHbv mailtorSLuO CARTER MEDICINE CO Prvp'rs New Yonu Next Saturday morning Gen Lucias air child of Aiadison YVis and Commander in Chief of the A will arrive in the city and will stay over Sunday He is on a tour of in spection of the various State Departments and all the local A organizations will hold a meeting nt airbanks Post Hall Thursday even ing to complete arrangements for giving the General a reception such as his record deserves Gen airchild was during the war Colonel of the Second Wisconsin Inlnntry which regiment was in the same brigade with the tourth Michigan infantry and as tliat regiment was recruited in this ciiv there are many of its survivors still here who will take pleasure in going in the re ception to the General He was elected Com mander in Chief ot the Grand Army at the re union in San rancisco last August and during that time he met Gov Alger who guest he will be while here Gen hair lather was once Governor of YY isconsin and since 1 he war he General was elected to that position At the beginning of the war ho served as Captain in the irst Wi eonsin In fantry from May 17 18U1 until August follow ing when the regiment (three months' men) was mustered out Meanwhile on August lie was given a commi sion as Captain in the regu lar army Later he became Colonel of the Sec ond Wisconsin in' antry and served in that ca pacity until at he battle of Gettysburg lie lo an arm On October 19 1S03 lie was made Brigadier General in the volunteer service and on November of the same vear he resigned be cause of physical disabilities Afterward" he was brevet ted a Major General of vo unteers The Twenty fourth Michigan Associ ation will meet at he oilice of Dr Yemanon Thursday evening to arrange for the reception to Gen aiichiid At 4 yesterday afternoon a large crowd assembled at the corner ot Grand River avenue and Griswold street to witness the ceremony of laying the corner stone of the magnificent build ing now tn process of erection for the use of the Men's Christian Association the inclosure sealed upon a plattorm arranged for the occasion ere a large number of promi nent citizens among whom were Gov A Alger Cutcheon erry Edward Kanter McCaul Rev Hickey rank Taylor silas armer Rev Moses Smith A A Gray Rev Dr Radcliffe YY'm A Moore Rev Henderson Jenkins ot the Railroad Branch New man Secretary and George Mason the architect of the building The exercises commenced with the Corona tion March by the band of the Twenty second Regiment United States Infantry This was followed by the singing of that grand hymn Hail the Power of Jesus and then by reading of a poi tion cl Scripture by Rev Dr Henderson after which a prayer was said by Rev Moses bmnh President Cutcheon of the associati on then addressed tho assemblage He menced by Christian the ally the ally of of homes men and in its practical operation it lifts them up morally socady ptijsicaBy and spiritually 'I tiis institution has existed Detroit tor more tuan twenty yearsund lias imd its headquarters moved from place to place It needs a home and inis is the commencement of that home The city neeUs this institution fi the last re port of tle Ponce Gel'urtiuetlt shows that by cla silying ml criminals by ages the arrest ot those belw eeu and 3U years of age are fifty per cent in excess of those in any other decade this building is desiuiied as a means of making better men ot the very class who make up ttis criminal army The lust oven ent to eiect a Y'oung Men's Christian Association buidtng was made in 1880 all subscriptions being conditioned upon railing the sum ot jiOOOu As that amount as not subscribed the uroect fell through The association then had its quarters in the old liver stable on armer street but moted out in 31 ay 1882 into looms on YYoodwaid avenue then having not a cent in the treasury In that ear the total leceipis were $22s3 of hich amount $2122 55 came from mein lers and $120 75 from members Bustainiiig members are ttioe who subscribe funds without deriving any personal beuent therefrom while ordinary members are those who pay only the regular fees and avail them selves of the privileges of the gymnasium read ing room etc he receipts for 1885 were lilij 0L irom the lollowiug sources: Sustaining members 1958 ordinary members 51152 15 lecture etc $805 01 Jn May 1883 the associa tion took possessionof the rooms iu the Williams block on Monroe avenue which were the best it bad ever occupied This was not only a good financial move as showm by the figures given but was in other respects a grand success there being during the year 1883 239 sustaining members 823 ordinary members and ninety three members iu tire boys branch with a total attendance at the rooms of Ktifiuf inding it necessary to remove from these qua i ters the Board of Trustees in April 18 secured the Casino skating rink but on tho first of next month the association will be compelled to move into narrow quarters liaving only two rooms fronting the Grand Circus Park just east of Woodward avenue and will remain there until next Ajril when this building Inch everyone can see is a necessity will be completed The first subscription toward the fund for the erection of this budding was $25 from a news boy and one of the first was $100 from a lady teacher in one ot tho public schools Since lhen subscriptions have come in from all directions and they now amount to $01138 83 leaving to be raised at the very lowest estimate $33blil 17 tor the cost ill be $05000 and we should have an even $100000 'ibis lot was secured by three citizens advancing the purchase price $30000 hieh ith interest up to the 1st of next June will be $3Jl00: the contract price lor tlie build ing is $60834 43 tne aichitect tees (about Half the regular scale) are $1300 they have secured tlie services ot a first class me chanic as superintendent of building at an ex pense ot $700 and Hie very moderate addition of $315 fill for extras will bring up the amount to tho sum named $03000 fhe trustees are James McMillan A Niger 51 erry Whitney Jr anil the speaker and we expect to put up a building that will stand as long as Detroit exists '5 need between $3U0oo and 4 I I I 4 I a sf mi ttz8 rs 4 I A UUV 1Y JRIAQ HUU' MU i OL JI L3 I' j'UU LUU Citv of Detroit with an abiding faith that tne deficiency ill be made good and we call upon every one to assist I ogive us at least one brick Allot the soliciting has been done and is being done by tw rnen They cannot call upon every one but eveiyonecan find us and can let us ihcxo their conti ibulions in conclusion Mr Cutcheon paid a high tribute to the energy and industry of I Newman tlie Secretary who is and has been one of the most energetic jro moters of the building scheme 1 laving finished his address Mr Cutcheon in troduced Gov Alger wno was announced to de liver an addressupon the subect of "Our oung The Governor in commencing his re marks said that henever he was called upon to iteiiver a public address he feit it to be almost a tarce but that anyone wlio Hie persistency 1 and energy of the President and Secretary of this association that if they wanted to get a speech oat of a man he would have to do as the turkevs did in tlie war hen he Seventeenth Pennsylvania was round just come down with out undue ceremony The speaker said have heard the state ment ot tlie progress already made in the mat ter of this edifice we have hearu of the financial condition of tne association and I therefore as one ot tlie citizens of Detroit promise that this uuildinq ball be completed and that when com pleted it shall be paid All great enterprises are carried forward by voung men lor they have the neces ary energy vigor and amuil ton In the army the men who were always at the front who never wearied on the march who would not accept defeat and who carried the works and won our bai ties were the young men Young men should alwavs be encouraged but the men who hate reached and passed middle life are too often ready to forget that this is their duty and th us unconsciously often lose the opportun ity to do great good In emphasizing this point Gov Alger related an instance of a well dressed young man who called at ins office for employ ment of any kind anti said that when such a man came to him lie got a job He remembered Ills own early struggles and his disappointmentmen he was unabe to procure from a well to do neighbor the sum of $30 to complete a small amount with hich to go YY'est and take up eighty acres of land He urged upon his hear ers to alwais listen to the appeals of young men for emploj ment and to make work for them rather than to say to them yes I id do mv best lor you ami it 1 can tine a place lor you 1 will let you and then never give the subject another tbo' ght In conclusion Gen Alger again pledged himself to see that the building when finished shall be free from debt Mr erry then formally laid the corner stone in which was inclosed a Bible amt noth ing ele The Doxology as 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