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iwwar mW vrsn 1MV fe 9 all tri NUMBER 181 To WANTED i 9AA AAA BEABONED CLEAR IM IK and 2 4UVVV Inch for wile A ROBB A JQ IdOCAL MATTERS nd Go TO ty 1 (4017 68 1 704 63 (2266 68 i 048 ei OM BKABONKD LATHS for Bale foot Rivard street A ROBS A CO febi 3m mSHCELLAHEOUS 4 4 til rd 1 2 lr or 48 65 00 00 20' 66 06 00 41 76 3 60 1 66 1 GO 60 'COB 1 ba la ri ll Athsnjeum Last evening Mr? and Mrs 8' Ashley received a fine benefit at tills place of amusement The entertainment passed off very smoothly and the benefit must have been a profitable one 1 1 Uj a 3nsas Di rot Illa and Bmlnehi Patillc Barview aCtha Qonrta Xte too we Ully 4V' to MtfVaJ ecu on Ma 10c To Xc im Mil rlonro Rar 3 60 act Rat rnf ths ftte hat ow rill ire ral un tud ica ot of at na tn md by Ind Ihl for rfv ths t1 (jj a EW BOARDERS WANTED at 138 Adams avenhe vast 2w kLD BOOK9 amphlata Papers and Bookbind Clippings wanted by JOHN JENNINGS No 117 Woodbridge street tf 75 755 10 Gonx for A Matilda Ruble blear eyed creature WM yesterday commltted the House of Correction h9 emerged 1m4 week idr cue year Tri Weekly 4 IWeeklv 1 mail 8i Do elnba of eleven 10 ail subscribers Invariablv tn advance Bond Postoftlce or drafts when praetleablr Im 4 A4icixlnw a id mtvun inry me vu Meet lBg in St Char'll Tita The concert to be given by this society this evening promises to! be one of interest as will be seen by the pro gramme Many of the best amateur singers in the city compose this society and hope to see out readers turn out and show the Philhar monics that they appreciate good Tickets for sale and seats secured' without extra charge at music store i' evt i jji Jt The drew a crowded house last night and is now work ing very smoothly Those who hava not seen It are missing a first rate spectacle and one that has rarely been equaled in this city published bi 1 Meteorological observations by Louis Black Co opticians No 194 Jefferson avenue: SaturdAt April 20 Time BarometerThermonieter Wind weather 8 am 2945 12 a 59 40 4 2933 441 22 12 00 8 00 330 86 78 37 Advertising Hates 7JS i Ji 4 fe A 4 7 7 Ips Alexandre's Courvolsier Chantemeyer and seamlees Kids all colors and sixes at ft Pott 8 ParvT ittsss Kbsnob Ykb Shirt Made to order i at a beet quality and lowest prices a Larned street yrest near Postpffloe I Lob advertisement in another col umn headed Private Matters' 8 8 Cloudy viouuy Cloudy I iminiszs VOLUME XXXHI our Salesmen to sgilolt for ha On salary of (1000 to $1600 or on commission as salesmen prefer after one engagem nt Ap ply st once in pcraon to CURRAN 119g Woodward avenue isher's Block tf rebate Estate of Morey otlce to Tax Pay er a Port BanUac Steamer busin Ward A llman 4 Co Life for the Hair struct of Rye its Patent Skating Kinks India Rubber Comb Co County Democratic Convention Spence Supple rug and Proscription Business Supple? olloe to Druggists Supple 1r Steamer CIemnL Calvert LUb 71Cng A Map Pnb Co CURRIER To go to the country Ono who can come well recommended can ap ply at 19) Jefferson avenue Also a good beamstet wanted Apply at 1G0 Jefferson avenue 'rl apl9 3l fiintDAX Kot Sunday afternoon a washerwoman named Caroline Robinson called at i the bouse of Jacob Hamburger Na 23 Catharine street to collect her weekly bill for washing when some dispute arose between tb4! parties concerning the amount thereof Caroline waxed indignant and Hamburger did likewise when hire Hamburger appeared on the scene with a billet of wood with which she tappied Mrs Robiuadn on the head so se vefaly as to render the latter inaenaible She Rather Too Much Benzine and DecIe lt Too Much Yesterday afterne1 st 4 1 A Julior wdo wm carrj lug at uuc iudu nu at whisky which had he consulted his adq reapectaomi ne woujq cave guii for employed a boatman near (he foot I a a a Al a 4 i zx li a trAflal mr OUVvb (W teUKU JdlAU VU WW AAAO TVOSVA anchored out in tho stream When jC distance from the dock be fell out head first and but for the prom offered by Harbor Master Gore i look WniiM hawn hnan rlrnwnon I1? 1 him in charge for the time belnji a he was in condition for Mn to his boardlng hoqse 600 69 1160 31 67 18 1 217 49 DEATH HON A BUEL sion We may well ought to per haps and tha public ought to remember it if it be a benefit and at any rate remember it as a very great invention We are indebted to Mr Buell for the virtual abolition of grand the enmberaome tedious expensive processof grand juries in this city' Mr Buell did not croihe length of abolishing grand juries entirely Your Honor cin eall a grand1 jury and I believeyou have called one since you have been on the bench and the Circuit Judges can call grand juries when the public welfare seems to require it bu'nevertheless for criminal of fenses and especially petty criminal offenses the grand jury biu been virtually abolished He delivered a lecture of some value upon the subject of grand juries and that lecture is a monument of legal and learning to day wherever it may be He went to the Leg islature and he was the man who got up the system of commencing proceedings by a complaint It has saved thousands snd thoudmds of dollars to the people of this city in the administration of criminal Justice without detriment I think so far to the ends of public justice 'Well our friend Buel is rone 1 said 1 arose with emotion' and I do 1 feel as though I had lost an ok! friend 1 'can hardly realize sir that that Ifamillar face 'and' that fam 11 jpr form that I have seen pass my door a thous and times up and down Jefferson avenue is silent cold and lifeless That voice is hushed But I will try to suppress raymotion and Say no more He has gone Wo shall soon follow his remains with a sense of the loss we have sustained and with dear recollections 'shall cherish hla memory soon to follow him to his silent resting place man wlreh la hla grave can never quit thia gloom Until tne eternal morn shall raise tbs slumberere of the il a 1 At the clash of Mr remarks DB Duffield Reql spoke as follows 1 Maylt please jour I am as moat of the members of this bar are aware surprised and pained at tho announcement of my broth death I did not hear Of his death nor of his illness until my steps were directed toward the court room this morning It seems to me but a few days since he was in our cir cuit When Ideath comes to ns so" suddenly announced it seems to bring with it a painful shock and especially my brother says when it takes away from us one who had been for many years moving in our midst whose face Vm as familiar to us as that of a brother or a father I have known Mr Buel for many years I tur my thoughts back as far as 1844 when he was Prosecuting 1 Attorney of this county and I was just venturing into the pro fession He generally committed to my hands the trust of that high office during his summer absence to the upper lakes and in that sta tion may it please your honor1tTs known to us Uli that bis sphere of practice was wide and the number of his clients very large and the confidence (hat was reposed in him was al most universally expressed and' he had a lar ger business then than any one who belonged to the bar He was in the habit of annually going thither partially for the purpose of ren ovating himself and in later years after his health became better In looking after the large luivicBis iuii were lucre commuted IO mm He has filled perhaps his measure of honor He hah risen from one stage to another Until bo represented us in tne tugnest body In Uie land i Mr Buell 1 think left Congress 10 1850 and returned again to the bar and continued faith fully in the discharge of his duties here He was all that nas been said of him solar as my knowledge of the man gocu an honest faith ful lolling pains taking lawyer and I think there is no member of this bar who can in bls own thoughts recall a single instance in which the propriety of his professional conduct was ever questioned in court or out of court He was a scholar as has been said and an evidence of his culture have by us in the accomplishments of the family which he has reared ill otir midst There is associated with that family a member of this bar who left this city to tender services ia the field and who has been professionally associated since elsewhere than here I therefore out of memory to him as Well as to the virtues of the deceased and his long association with us unite in the motion made by my brother Romeyn in requesting that this court do now adjourn' At the close of Mr remarks Judge Walker said 1 entirely sympathize with the brethren of the bar in their respect for the memory of Mr Buel and their admiration for his charac ter and in their request that a proper respect be shown to his memory 1 have not known him as long as some other members of this bar I came here in 1857 and from that ime I have known him and known him well and I entirely agree with the encomiums that have been passed upon him that he was a pure high minded learned and able lawyer or the last few years his practice has been much more extended in Lake Superior than it has tn the Lower Peninsular Tie has spent Lis summers there nod become very largely In terested in the litigations of that section It will be a fortnight to morrow since I last saw him It was then in the Supreme Court where we arranged for a very Impor tant hearing before the court for next week a matter coming from Lake Superior I had so dream that before that hearing sbofaid come off he would be no more in our midst 1 was shocked this morning coming: out of my house to attend court to learn of his death I had not even heard of any intimation of his ill jiess i JI think it is well when a man of Mr high and qualifications his culture his his purity passes from amongst us that we should pay all proper respect to his memory and that we may all thus feel Impressed with what reverence a true lawyer and a man is looked upon in the community the court will now stand adjourned until to morrow morning at nine On motion of Mr Gray the bar vfas calledto order and Mr Romeyn was requested to act os chairman of the meeting Gray thep moved the chairman appoint A committee of five for the purpose of draw ing resolutions which motion aflnr went was carjjed the committee to report to a meeting of members of the bar to be called hereafter by the President of this meet Ifllf i 7 The President then appointed tho following committee: for the? purpose above named: Judge Walker Lj Bishop WilWam Wells Judge and Duffield Themeeting then adjourned announcement of Mr decease in the United States Court was received with so lemnity and after some remarks eulogistic of the character and abilities of the 'deceased by his Hour Judge Wilkins jlhc court adjourned the day Beard of Trade of which he was a mem bcralso took appropriate notice of the occa sion and adopted resolutions of respect to his memory as follows 7 Whereat Hon Alexander Buel! a member has been suddenly removed by death from the scene of his ear hly pursuits an i whereas nerJ1 vth'dlpensailoutholOSBOfo who has filled a number of imi ortant public stations with Shiiu while his st fnlcss integrity and amiability pf character commanded our highest es teem therefore while bow in submission to the deeree of an all wise Providence we cannot forbear the expression of our heartfelt sorrow for the loss of or thu" beeP the meridian wo to his family our sympathy in tbelr bereavement 7 AAAxwj ivbviuhvdb De trans by the Secretary to the family of tho de 4 1 Jtuolved I hat as a further mark of resnecLtld association will now adjourn respect thia Thb Bids tob Buildg thb Jnbanb ABTLUM 4 The number and amounts of the several proposals the Board of Wayne County Auditors for the building of the Asylum or jthe incurable insane were tollpws Dunn Bougbey R26 950 William Gibbons' i $21 240 1 Munson fc Co A19800 Andrew McDuff' $19600 Robert Wychott Co $19426 Hugh lynn $19200 Thomas Lunn i Sons $19 000 Stephen Martin $18850 Henry Metz 818: 800 Jones Sittington $18000 Vin ton 817800 Held Co $17250 Gibbs Edwards $17000 Martin Sullivan 815780 ThelmUding war given to Mr Gibbs Edwards the Board of Auditors and the Board of Super intendents of the Poor consjdeflgg film to be the lowwt responsible bidder He offered as sureties Mr A' Elliot and Messrs Nevin and Mills of hte city' The reason Tor hot accept i ng the bld of MessrsMartlnifc Sullivan 15 780 wm that they Bent to the Board Auditors the opening of the proposals an addition al propotal of 11100 making their figures' stand as $16880 Windsor Items 7 'f CoUNeat Missing Yesterday a gentleman in Windsor 'received a letter'from Mr O'Connor the sitting member for Essex stating that when the Essex county election case was called last riday Mr O'arrell My counsel did not make his appearance It is hinted that he was concerned in enian movements in Canada and that since1 the se cret disclosures has made himself scarce but it is impossible to eay how much foundation there is ttf the etory a a 1 i Attempted Yesterday' a man named ortier wasbroughtbefore the Po lice Justice of Windsor for attempting to set fire to a house belonging to John MontreuilJucar Walkertown jon Sunday last' He is supposed to be one 01 a gang who been commit ting' Similar depredations in the vicinity of Windsor for some time As some Important witnesses were absent the case was till this morning i' 'II I i 1 4 I i Accidental Deathi Last Wednesday Spencer Daniels was engaged iff stoninir pr willing up a well In the township 'Gosfield Essex county By some mismanagemcrit a large stone was allowed to fall into the wall which triking Mr Daniels on the head inflicted such serious Injury that he died on Sunday er Square of Un hnet JVonpare l'day75etdy(l 25 8 days (1 65 1 4daya(2jS Asya $2 26 1 week $2 50 2 woekn $4 3 weckr $6 60 5 rJ i or JTalf Square 1 day 4e :2 days 804 3 day a 81 days Ji 20 days $1 40 1 we4Jt (1 60 2 weeks $3 8 weeks $4 :1 month 45 3 months $12 Bosissss Notiom irst day lie 'per fine each subsequent day IM In Weeklyf 1 er Smart M1 2 weeks $2 60 3 weeks (3 60:1 month so 8 months 5 60 8 months 813:6 month J' 5 Ward A special meeting of the irst Ward Democratic Club will be held on Tuesday April 21st at 7X tn at the house of John I vers Michigan avenue A full attendance of all members and Democrats is re quested os jbaslncss of importance will bo trans acted 'By Order of the Commhtec Second Ward' A meeting of the Second Ward Democratic Club' win ba held at Tbos Reath's No 8 Woodward ave nue Wednesday evening April 22d The subjects of naturalization club membership and a perma nent club room will be dlscusseil By order of the President 5 GEO GOODALE Secretary Sixth Ward A meeting of tho Democratic Club of the Sixth Ward will be held at the house of Gelmer No 217 Gratiot street on Thursday evening April 23d at 7X STICKS TO Convenient offices to rent In tlio Arcade Building on Larned street iinloraUi pricoa App'y to ALLEN A RABI AU 18 Mouroo avenue or A REDIELD xeoo The inevitable courae of eveuta calls upon the living now and tben and aometitae fre quently to announce the death of frieada neighbors and fellow citizens as one by oue they silently depart from among us and take their way to the undiscovered country a few months have passed since the bir of De troit were called upon td pay thbtr last re 8pecta itono less than two old honored members of their brotherhood At the meeting bald to do honor to the last of those two and a few days more than a year ago another tije oldest in the full practice of 4be profession presided and made some very feeling remarks on that occasion To day this one Is gone Very similar in habit in tastesnd in the pursuit of their vocation they pressed their way with similar experiences and winning like opinions from the public' as well as from those who knew them more intimately in their more private relations and the home circle On Bunday last between the hours of eight and nine o'clock in lie evening the Hon Alex ander Buel died at his residence in this city after a very BhOJ'ibUt Bevert 'illness of an acute nature whici resulted from a violent cold contracted a Ihort time previou sly and which terminated it congestion of the lungs 'Mr was a native of Vermont having been born in Rutland county in 1813 He graduated when oujy eighteen years of age at the University of Vermont taught school for several years before and after graduating and in'tbe same time mpleted his preliminary studies for thp profusion of the law He came West in 1834 and bti been for a long time above thirty four yeih resident Of this city and ah honored aniiffuential member' of tb bar as he was highly esteemed as a citizen Xn the proceedings fff tbecqurts and 'other bodies given' blow and in the remarks of thJ several gentlemen who addressed those ineelings the history of his life and his sbilitie te very fniiy told He was at one time an active policiian and run" Ring as a candidate it Congress from this dis trict at 7 the time 'when Gen Cass and Gen Taylor contended for the Presidency1 Mr Buel was elected the full strength of the vote received by Casa within the district He had held the offee bf City Attorney of De troit' and Proseeuing Attorney of Wayne county was several times a member of the State Legislature aid once the Speaker of the House of Representatyes having been elected by the Democratic psy of which be was an in fluential member 'j 1 was" through his exer tions that the grandjury system of our State was abolished while he Was a IHetnbeEof the Legistatnie in 1858 9 Mr' Buel was aiso once apoteled United St4oa CpnauLaLHonolulu Sandwich Islands but'for privateewons nev er accepted the appptatmenL He was also postmaster of Detroit under President Buchan an Ho has also the credit of being the author of many of the wisest and ablest taws and reg illations incorporated into the code of the cily he having" thoroughly revised that code with the assistance of the City Recorder at that time Mr Buel was at onetlm? extensively engaged in real estate buslne at Manitowac Wiscon sin and m'conjunction with the late Anthony Ten Eyck was founder of that town 5 Alter the preliminary business of the Wsyne Circuit Court was gone through with Mr Ro meyn arose and addressing the court said May please your Honor I have to make to this ccurl a end announcement the death of our brother Mr Buel whose loss must be keenly felt by every member of thia bar Mr Buel was the oldest lawyer in full practice in this city measuring by the length of time which has elapsed since he became connected with it and entered upon tber Active duties of his profession was as early as 1834 or 1835 I came here in 1836 and Mr Buell was then a well known and well estab lished lawyer in this city rom that time to to the present except so far as his energies have been used in the discharge of public du ties he has been an assiduous faltbiul and successful lawyer and during the whole of that lime I am sure I speak the sentiments of every one present here when I say that he lived life of usefulness that he preserved an unspotted reputation that Lis pMk was like that oi the Just shining more arijf more These who knew him as a lawyer knew that toward the young members of the bar bls de portment was marked by courtesy and a dis position to oblige and by fairness and liberali ty while the older members of the bar who have been opposed to him In' tile nianyjimpor taut cases which have been Intrusted to him' knew how strenuous he was in the preserva tion of the rights of his clients how tenacious in what he believed to be the proper modes of asserting those rights and at the same time that there was nothing unfair nothing illibe ral nothing that gave one reason ever to dis trust his honesty of purpose and his puritv of heart He was a good minr I believe be has uone to his grave without one unkind feeling toward him without one spot upon his character without one blot upon bis memory In his fam ily in hl relations to the court in bls rela tions to society in public Set in the State and national legislative business he was eveiy where recognized as a good 'man ffiline the lull measure of duty respected honored never falling to do what was expected of him never negligent to a trust never violating rU whch kept his conscience ever and' Preerved the full donfl dence of his fellows in him Andbowsud den ly he is taken away Not' more than ten dajs ago he was about attending to his bus! until Srtur uwu a wem io DIB D0UB6 And thah tai 8ome little hope was bly but flickering ere final dark ness settled upon him 8 wont yeoterday afternoon That hope had departed and be was already within the confines of the dark vallef At half past eight last night he ceased to breathe and nothing is left or him for us at least but the honorable example he has sec to us as lawyers and citizens Under these circumstances remembering his connec tion with this court rememberingThat be has been Prosecuting Attorney of the county call ing to miUd the many situations of public use fulness and honor that he hasfilled I feel that there is nothing Improper in' my moving that this court adjourn until to morrow morn ing The next speaker was who 6 i If your Honor please I rise with some emo lion to second that motion Mr BnePs namn is among the first that recur to my recollection after coming to this city and his form is among the first that recur to my recollection Some 4A aas awx VS AtHV A UHUV Dere a Knew mm by name and reputation before I became con nected with the bar and I have always known him to respect hnd to Jove him Mr Buel was a literary anan a man of bright literary dis tinetion and attalumefits rand he has adorned thia bar and he would adorn any bar by his literary attainments independent of hia strict ly legal attainments Ae has been Slid There Mr Buel was a good lawyer He was one of the safest legal advisers of this bar always his prudence sometimes leaning up on too much cautiousness he was always a safe adviser and c6unselor to hte clients I don tr know the unless perhaps I ex ceot one venerable friend Mr 8tui among that I would have Spoiled to as soon as I would to Mr Buel it I wanted judicious prudent and sale legal advice it has also been said he was a good man I know that he belonged to any religious de nomination but he waatemlaentty a good Everybody respected him Ha wva man who filled many high and honorable posiUda I remember that he was among the first Prwu I dents of the Detroit Young 8odtvT know but he was the first He muit have been the second or third if not the tat I remember when the present Young Hall was onened and the quested Jo take their positionsupon the tand he was the leader among the surviving Presi dents of the Dctroit Young Men's Social It is an association to which all who hate hnn members of it and especially tho2? whS been early members at it recur with great pleasure It was one of the domcatio institn! tionsof the city that served to bring forward young men and develop their capMdties for speaking and to encourage a taste for and investigation Mr Bnai waaiteujS df tbq Legislature several times in thia State He WM prosecuting attorney Prudent always in making unnecessary expense to the county never prosecuting for veAtion or from personal feeling but simply from an(wight sense of public duty Mr Buell was a member of Congress as you remember He has held several important commissions fa tba city I remember one He got a commission to wise the city code for eity by laws) and I 'WtUtarly Mr BwiHfte trttiobae iMnbun of the prata tjww itiiiawfiwniiaudWBtaiiiawwijffffiiWBwv lXTACATIONr Notion is hereby given that application will be made to the Cir cuit Court for the county of Wayne cn Wednesday tho third day of June next at 10 o'clock a for the alteration and vacation of the lat recorded hi the Keghtry of Deeds for said cownty in Liber 1 at folio 207 of the subdivision of blocks two and three of Van section of Antoine Beaubine arm so far as block 2 in said subdivision is a lect ed but without in any wino affecting said block 8 Dated Detroit April 2 186 ELIZABETH VAN DYKE I WILLCOX (Executors of A Van Dyke) ap3 tf 1 Proprietors i BO A I ST HOSPITAL (S res A' 'i 7 I i 1 inn Jta A A Cf i a Detroit Michigan Tuesday april 21 1868 I Heading of ths Annual Report On Sunday evening the congregations from the several Episcopal churches in this city sembled at St Church for the purpose ot listening to tbeveports of St Hospi tai Afterhalf an hour spent in devotional service conducted by the Revs Dr Pitkin McCook Paddock and Peters Dr Pitkin addressed the congregation briefly He explained the object of the meeting aud said he was glad to see so many churchmen pres ent He understood thatjn times pBt it was no uncommon thing for churchmen to meet together to inaugurate mission enterprises and he hoped such meetings would become more commdn He believed that the unbelieving world could njjve be ade to understand the excellence' of Christianity untilAhey saw Chris tlans caring for the temporal wants ot the sick and afflicted who needed their assistance He would to God that side side with' every church whose spire pointed toward heaven there was a benevolent jnstltution wosp worX it was to eye for the sick and suffering There were now five hundre'd annual members of St Hospital and Church Home Associa tion but this was not enough he would like to see to number doubled at least Mr A A Babineau Treasurer ot the Hos pital therq read the annual reports of the Hospital WegfV'a abstracts of the reports ot the Board of Trustees and that of the com mlttce of ladies Ju charge of the domestic affairs of tho Hospital and present the Treas urer 's report in full mbfort The report after congratulating the members of the association on the success of lire charita ble enterprise calls their attention to the pro priety ot erecting a new building or at least a portion of the proposed building on the land now belonging to the society 'and states that it is the intention of the Trustees to pre sent at no distant period matured plans for their approval With regard to the inmates of the Hospital it Since the last annual report we have admit ted or taken care of nineteen dis charged cured or relieved seven two deaths have occurred We have now ten patients one blind three suffering from disease and seven greatly enfeebled by age the eldest over eighty five years We have only one room left unoccupied The temporal wants of these persons have been faithfully cared fbr and a cheerful smile often added to their happy countenances by the liberal gifts ot many of the luxuries of life by the ladies of our several parishes many of whom take a lively interest in the welfare and comfort of the inmates' Their spiritual Interests have been" 'most assiduously watched over by the clergy of the city to whom belong by the provisions of the charter the entire direction of the religious duties of tho institution Services have been regularly held at the hospital on Sunday and Thursday afternoons ol each wtsek Under the direction of Dri Zina Pitcher aided by Drs letcher arrand and Lysier several important surgical operations have been successfully performed upon inmates of the hospital and their care and comfort ministered unto by our present very 7 efficient matron Miss My rick 3 1 We have been able to meet and respond to every call for admittance to the privileges of the institution that seemed to justify a claim upon our bounty or consideration Our pur pose will be to extend its blessings to the nt moc tdimit that the means placed in our hands will warrant BALDWIN' resldent MitLiR Becretary THB REPORT 'f The report is very brief and relates entirely to the internal affairs of the hospital They complain of want of room and urge the necessity of united effort to provide suitable accommodatlod for those already under the oare of the Institution and for the increase that may reasonably be expected TDK REPORT Dxtsoit April 13 1868 To the Board of Trustees of Bt Hospital and Church Home GBNTLEMBN In accordance with tfie'Tiy laws respectfully submit my annual report of the condition of the treasury Total receipts for the fiscal year ending at prccllb UAbC iU lUHUriB Building fund 1 $1761 00 General fund 2266 68 TOTAL DtSBUHSBMXXTS Building fund 600 69 llonrral fund 1 fi(T AA (2418 13 i 1 4 tSl ot nd her remains were conveyed to her friends at lint Not alone the aged and infirm have received attention but the blind have obtained partial relief in the case of Mary Geer 'deserted i in a strange land by those who first induced her to leave her dis tant home she was received and kindly cared for by the most skillful medical treatment for a period of about a year She was afterward conveyed to her home in Georgia through the generous offices ot the New York Erie line by the politeness of "Mr John Patten their agent and by the great liberality of the owners of the Ne'w York A Savannah line of steamers Thb resources of the institution may now be stated as follows: ti Tract' of land on ort street rnnning i''i through to the River Road containing 8 40 100 acres worth $15000 00 Bondsot the county of Wayne 4100 00 Accrued interest on bonds 95 00 Subscriptions unpaid considered good 1400 90 Note of the estate of Mrs Clarke' If 00 Mortgage unpaid on lot sold' about 00 urniture about 1000 00 Unpaid legacy of Mrs Canlff 1500 00 Lot in the Cemetery 45 00 Cash on hand 687 10 Total: 2 10 Less due to Hon Moran on mortgage at 1 7 per cent a 6000 00 I Net amount of assets 607 107 Among the asaettB enumerated above there Is probably st least $7000 that could be relied Upon as available fo building purposes This amount would be as we have reason to believe much increased by promises that have beenmade ouconditiou that the work of building 'should no commenced 7' As far as Can be ascertained at present the number of members is as follows Annual meftibera by the paylhent of $2 4J4 Life members by the payment of $25 and up wards fi Patrons members by the payment of $500 and upwards Honorary members by the payment of $LC00 and Total The happiness already conferred uponthe persons who have been the rthipients of your bounty thus far might well' repay all the labor and money bestowed to accomplish It Vet this is but a promise of the vast benefit which must result in the future from these small be ginnings It will be seen that notwithstanding the heavy claims upon the board fbr the annual support of its inmates its means have been con stantiy increasing This has arisen in part frem the enhanced value otthe land ptrchasedand is likely to be a source of still greater benefit by the rapid improvement of 1 toe property around ft i 1 The Interest in the institution does' not dim inish but strengthened and confirmed with the progress of time Qur dly provision has come ft la true with a metsured hand but very little beyond our dai wants yet it has never failed us in the timeof need and seems to warrant the belief that ilwould continue to increase in proportion us we might have the confidence to proceed in offending its benefits There can be no doubt list there is a deep seated feeling of warm synpatby in behalf of this good work and jiqtly so not only in the parishes of Detroit buj ib many parts of the State To eneouragy this spirit" and to unite the efforts of all whbXre favorably inclined to ward ft cannot fajto give ft great strength! auu punei to guuu cuai cannot ce1meas ured '1 ALLEMA RABINEAU Treasurer Tho Rev JfcCook rector of St church said that pt Hospital was an accomplished factkmd there could bo no going back By the chifch tt St Chrysostom 1400 years ago more (pan 3000 indigent persons were supported fcr Lord identifies himself with the poor ad should not we who are striving to be his flowers do what we could for them He a building was needed and proceeded to urge the importance of a prompt and to accomplish that end i He trusted tat the work would speed ily be commenced and that building would be one that Auld stand for ages 1 Messrs Bldwin Trowbridge and Cqnover tin briefly addressed the meeting successive! 1 The Rev Dr Pacfock followed briefly 'clos Ing with an earues and eloquent appeal to the congregation to mirifest their Christianity by making liberal cbtri buttons toward the sup port of the chuch home After singing a hymn and the doology the congregation was dismissed at a feytninutes before ten Lxlf 41 'A 1 I 4 Yp lllnrderff Simon Shirman Simon Bhermi whose alleged connection vitb the elopeoent of the wife of Wells wealthy I cifizen of Weston 'Mwiouri and obsequent arrt in this city for grand larceny virtue of requisition from Governor Belcher the raders of The rbk Phbbs aremiliar with vas murdered on the 15th Iput near Wefon It will be remembered tfct MrSi Well deserted her husband anfam if and came A this eityseveral month eubse ent to settling here bringing qth htr soue $20000 She was airestcd and qr hdbband and son finally persuaded her tourn home but ft was not until somemonths tier that Sherman who it wasunjustiy alleged obtained possession of portion of the foney was arrested TJko hostility of the Wells family to Sherman said to have been EvXBTBOD'f has their Shir ta made at Pottbr A tj The males tha beat fit the boat and are the cheap catBhirta in the market ct 170 Jefferson avenue Axothiu Railboad War are reduced lokW York $14 first clase $12 eccTnd cIaaa via Great Western or Grand Trunk and isrie RR Procure through tickets at Thompson Wasner's Unlo Ticket Office corner Jefferson Avenue and Boccad Street iBbblxt's Cocoa Obbax for th Hair for tale all Ilrst claaa drngglifi'iu i Sbblbv Cobobbtbatbd JsssBxcBSor Byrup Uih Water Lot near Mill Il Aho a lot on the north side of Atwater street Illi's office and two lota one with a brick St Aubin avenue Inquire of A Ml) 283 BU Aubin street apI4 2w 1R The finest unoccupied central 1 rop iv 'i ty in the city lots 0 7 8 and 9 south side of iu avenue extenihur from Wavno 200 fet April 3 1808 GKU BAND jysll'eraon aveuus ap4 tf WRULL SAWING AND BRACKETS to order i I pt cur mill foot Rivard at A ROBB 4 CO If fubl 3m 1 Herb A'saro remedy for Chronic Dieoiaee ever and Ague Constipation Swimming of the Head Liver Complaint Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys and arising from a disordered liver stomach or intestines Thousands of Certificates have an copulated in tho hands of the proprietor'1 Aek for Herb Bitters and taka none other or 4 sale by all Druggists Branch office Garrison House Building Jcfferaon ave 2d door above Cass street Lottib 1 1 Song aud Chorus by Lock wood This is one of the finest issiiod and will meet tho idea of all singers who are consider! au ail in the ballad line The accompaniment Is easy and perfectly bewitching imitating exactly the carol of bir a Price 35c Sent postpaid on receipt of price by publishers it J'llBNRV WniTTXMOBZ A Co 19 Jefferson avenue Detroit Ambri'cas Bollock Jackson' Mich Blate Agent Bend for price hat and lllua trated catalogue' Agents wanted in every town In the State Good inducements offered Pianos at wholesale and retail I Amoko the many 1'ret class wholesale and houses which have availed themselves of the largo and influential circulation of tho Tribune ia that Herrick A Ifoughtallng wholesale de lers in Tea N03 14 and 16 street whose advertisement appears In our columns to day has be come an indispensable medium of communication between the dealer and hla customer and we call the attention of ourwoders to the advertiaerfibn of Messes Herrick A Houghtaling ga one especially worthy of notice They uro doing an encouragia business and are known aa a fin class A Tribune tl Tn bbst and original tonic of Iron Phosphorus and Caliaaya known aa Caswell Mack erro Phosphorated Elixir ot Caliaaya Bark Iron 1 restores color to the 'blood the Phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue and gives a natural healthful tone to the digestive organs there by making ft applicable for 'Dyspepsia in ita various forms Wakefulness General Debility and Doprea sion of Spirits One pint contains the virtue of ouo ounce of Callsaya a ml one teaspoonful a grain of Iron and Phosphorus Manufactured only by Oab will Hazabd Ac Co' successors to Caswell Mn Ac Co New ork Eold by all druggists fj Tsov April 2ft Samuel Lawrence a foundry mau In the em ploy of Burden was assassinated in an alley way between' Second and' Third streets on Saturday Ha was beaten to death His akuli was horribly crushed No due to lha mur dercr hna been discovered i Cqfl Buraito Death'' 8 Pbotiobxcb April 20 Miss Betsey Hart aged nearly eighty yean was fatally burned iii Newport last evening while trying to kindle a fire Sho had been school teacher fochaif a century ii I ft1' 1 1 The Krla BUI Passed by the New York 'TheErl? Railroad Irom the Senate passed the Assembly today i'd 'L1 '1' li Lir Cretan alx lit Boston 266 296 20 13 65 (1761 00 Ia their official report on tho aria Exposition the International Jury apeak aa follows of Steinway's magnificent Pianoa for which Wares A Van Labb 66 Woodward avenue Detroit are ajonts for Michigan 6 The Piano of Mosers Btoinway A Sons are equal ly endowed with the splendid sonority of the in struments of their competitor 'they also possess that seizing largeness aud volime of tone tberto unknown which fit la the greatest' apaco Brilliaaf in the treble singing in the middle and formldablo in the bass thl sonoriiy acts with irresistible power on the orgaasof hearing In regard to" Expression dellcatu shading variety of aeCentaatlon the instru ments of Messrs Btcinwaj' have1 brer those of Messrs Chickering an advantage Which' cannot bo contested 'ba blow of tho hammer is heard much leas and the pianist feels under his hander on action subtle and easy which 1 perm ts him at will to be powerful or light vehement or graceful "These Pianos are at the same time the Instrument of the virtuoso who wishes to astonish by the eclat of his execution and of the artist who1 applies his talent to tha music of thought and sentiment be queathed to us by the illnstr ous masters in onb word they are at the same time the Pianos for the ooncert room and the parlor poBscssUig an unexoep" tional sonority Vi arteAtoiuq i jtafcftiawMn 4 Booth Aan BhobstAT Halt rTlic luxttry of buying Boots and Bhoes at old peace prices is now enjoyed by all who tiuy at the Great Bankrupt 8ale109 Woodward avenue Tho prices are cer tainly as low ns the most economical could wish We find the following tpbe prrectfor fha leading Boys' Kfp Boots for Men's Kip Boats for Men's Kip Brogaua for A Ladies' Gaiters for Lasting Congress for Ladles' fine Calf Ifalinorals for' Ladies' rench Kfp Balmorals forChildren's heavy Balmoral for Rents united their strength and thrust her out of doora 8be then called a policeman who arrested the attacking party and yesterday a formal complaint of assault nd battery jva lodged against them During the a pane of giasa broken which furnished the Ham burgers witljip groupd of complaint agriust Mrs Robinson for malicious trespass Both cases will be heard in the Police Court at 10 o'clock thia morning 3 Tnsf Board 6 This Board will in seseiob during this week for the iurther correction of the' assessment rroil8 in cases where the assessment is shown to be ex rccslve or erroneous There will be ho good 'reason complaint 'bn the 'part of property if they neglect 1 the opportunity thus offered to correct errors The' Board meets each day at the Assessor's No 18 Mon roe avenue ff'l 1 1 1The at Contributor Josephine June the colossal proprietress of a hole in the wail on Woodbridge street known the Home yesterday morning contributed thetwentieth install meut of dollars to the city fundjjpq tho invitation of Police Justice SlOlL to 1 4 si ii Convicted William Hockley and Robert Green two shades who recently stole a load tf pig iron from dock were tried by jury in thA Police Court yesterday A verdict of guilty (was returned and the pair were sen tenced to tb House of Correction for ninety days i courts United States District Court Thomas Eldridge vs Wm Watson Motion by defendant to set aside verdict and for a new trial argued and motion granted 1 Watnr Circuit Patrick Sbugrue vs John Sheehy et al Iu chancery Petition to open decree denied The petition in this ease was denied on the ground that the defendants had slept too long on their rights and not used proper diligence in bringing their petition tOjthe notice of the court i Catharine Meuren of al vs1 EdwiffdV Ciebtt On the 22dday of NovemberA 1867 the defendant a sheriff had an execution in his hands against John Becker and John Meu rer and'on that day he levied by virtue of said execution upon the interest of the execu tion debtors and to the leasehold interest of a lot of iland situated on the southwest corner oi Crqghan and Hastings street and the new unfinished store building and advertised the same for sale but he took no possession of the property The plaintiffs were then building thereon the reierred to They continued the building and were in no way Interrupted in' the possession there of ifir They subsequently brought replevin against the sheriff lor tbe building On the trial they proved a lease hold interest in said lot under a lease from Charles Moran for ten years which contained a provision that the buildings which may be erected thereon shall remain as collateral for tbe payment of rents etc and shall not be re moved unless the rents etc for the whole ten years be first paid Two questions arise': irst are the build ings erected by the tenants under such 3 lease personal property so that they are subject to replevin And second If personal property ia the defendant guilty of detaining them from the plaintiffs 7 Tho general rule is" of course that build ings become a part of the reality but where one having no estate in the land erects build ings with the consent of the owner they often become personal property (1 Washburn Real Pr 2) 80 sometimes as between land lord and tenant erections by the latter are per sonal property and may be removed during the term But iu this case the buildings were being erected by the tenants for a term of years1 under an agreement that pre vented the removal thereof during the term As against third persons it is very clear that these buildings were not personal proper ty Nor were they levied upon as personal property but as a part of the lease bold inter est Replevin therefore cannot be maintain ed before an actual removal 6f tho property Nor if the buildings had been personal prop erty could replevin be maintained under the case of Hinsdale vs Hickey 12tb Michigan 99 The defendant made no seizure of the proper ty took no possession thereof nor was tbe possession of the plaintiffs in any way disturb ed The mere assertion of a right by icvy without secure and advertisement is not suf ficient to authorize replevin whatever effect ft might have as evidence of conversion In an ad tion oi trover a Ata If tbe levy and proposed sale by defend ants will throw a cloud upon title a bill in chancery will lie Judgment for de fendant (ip Margaret Becker vs same Judgment for defendant with coats death of Hon Alexander Buel was an nounced by Thodore HomeynEsq and after appropriate and feeling by Mr Rom eyn Judge Walker Mr Bishop MrWells and others the court adjourned uotii this morning out of respect to the memory of the deceased Tbe call for to day consists of Nos 1 8 10 11 12 IS' 16 19 31 aud 22 I s' 1 III Rbcobder In the matter to open and establish an alley In the Ninth Ward betweeft Lafayette and Howard streets from theweet line of Woodbridge farm to the east line oi Thomp son street Jury impanneled and sworn In tbe matter to open an alley in the Nir th Ward Porter Labrosse streets from the west line ot the Woodbridge farm to the emit line ot the Thompson fiirra Jury jm poufieled and swoxn an alley In the Eighth Ward between ort Lafayette Sixth and Bev enth streets Continued till' April 27th for confirmation of report of jury 'The court adjourned till to day at 7 PoXicb Matilda Ruehlo disorderly committed to the House of Correction for one 111 Buretlea for good behavfor William Hockley find Robert Green simple larceny sentenced tathe House ot Correction fqrnlnety days each Patrick oley assault and battery discharged John Reed assault and battery fined $20 to be 'paid within i twenty four hour jor'be committed to the House of Correction for sixty days Central Station Dott Wilcox disorderly sentence suspended Wilber Thera vu 7n5 VTVtV xa ai ae I r' st i Wvi? fi4rtJ oa "Itf'IwSr IMif 1 1 4 tri tWTT 1 i up an Oil Comp toy Rt Great Western nunauHe Windsor Wednesdav Anril 22 ISbfL o'clock a tn NEWBERRY PuND Attor Holubs Ag nt sp21 2t 4 AAA CEDAR POBTB at bur Tard foot ot TVVV Rivard street A ROBB A CO febl 3m NOTICES bWMjKIlfi YAGaaUT gaXR'l aSRY TIOHTaa SU Tlfll IL in I By Order of tho Committee Highlit Ward The Eighth Ward Democratic Club will meet at the bou ot John Kelley corner of Mlchlean ave nue and Beventli streets on Tueday evening April 2let at 7K o'clock All Democrats of the Ward are earnestly Invited to attend as businees of impor tance will be rar sac tod MICHAEL HALLORAN Becretary The Gbm This little ferry having been re fitted and repainted has been put on the regular line of day ferries temporarily in place of the which is laid up for repairs Correction The driverof the horse which run over Mrs erguson at Wyandotte on Saturday was not Mr Marxhausen as was stated but an employe of that gentleman A Curious Coincidence Three days ago Martha Washington was arrested in this city for vagrancy and yesterday George Washington was arrested on the same charge 'The age progressive A New Clothes Washer Attention is called to an ad vertisement in another column of Automatic Clothes It is highly recommended by those who have wit nessed Its operation To be Alexander Trombley who is charged with complicity in tho robbery of Mathew Casey of which Charles Armstrong was convicted in ebruary last will be tried In the Court to day Armstrong has been summoned to appear as a witness for the prosecution Second Ward Census Thu census of Second Ward was completed yesterday A considerable falling off since tho census of 1864 is noticed a condition doubtless owing to to the fact that mmy places which were then occupied as resideeces are now devoted exclu sively to business Paving of Grand Rivbr Street Begun Yesterday morning the work of removing the earth from tbe road bed of Grand River street to make way for tho new pavement con tractod to' be laid there was commenced1 A very large' number of teams wore employed the train ot horses and wagons resembling at times a or of army trains in a haft or march during the progress of the late war 5VZ Democratic City Committee Meeting Last night a of the Democratic Citf Committoe was held nt the City office forthe purpose of discussing naturaliza tion The attendance was good and the party teems not only sanguine but thoroughly arous ed The speakers urged upon the electors present the importance of carefully canvassing their respective neighborhoods and pressing foreigners to become naturalized Released Brown alias alias Who was arrested on Saturday lust for obtaining money under fulse'pretenses was released yesterday upon bringing forward proof that ho bad conformed to his Implied agreement of sending to his correspondents circulars announcing that he would eeh at so much per dozen bottles a preparation ot benzine anil soap for removing grease from clothing Ho acknowledged it to be worthless however aud agreed to quit the city Suits Concluded Some weeks ago A Wm Smith grocer and general store keeper near IClaj dry dock sold Henry Martin a dweller on tho River road a quantity of goods on credit and pay day having passed ithout settlement the creditor proceeded rgainst the debtor for false pretences In suit before Jus tice McCarthy and also brought a replevin suit to recover a of the liquors not already drank and which formed a part of the original purchase The cases both cameoi yesterday Martin being discharged in tha case for false pretenses and Mr amitn receiviuaerowaa oneho Vas numbered am on gibe his goods by virtue of the writ of replevin fjrst vestrymen of church and who an uiKiu eaieemra ior ma zaaioua aaA part he then took Iritbe affairs of the Mr George 8 Whliev He died at the Rom very wiqin a few days after he had earnestly commended its claims to the public by an excellent artiie In'the public print His remains were conviyed to his friends in New York r' The only other dAlh was tht nf ards She came frifo tbe parish of BL at lint The aAnowledgmenta received through their RecEr tha ReviJ Biaeh more atteats the benefits that are with in the reach of the suffering and destitute membrs of the church by the establishment of th (comfortable home Her case won one of muib pain from internal ob structions but mlteated by gentle treatment aud constant attentpn'she wa enabled to en joy comparative rest Her death also was (1599 45 667 fo th at during the late war the latter wae $2167 chairman of a i Union vigilance committee at Platte Cltyj Missouri in which capacity he was iaoA I party to the punishment of a member of the wells family for bushwhacking 'It Is claimed that on his arrest In this city pledges were given him that in case he should establish his intfocence bf the charge of grand larceny no farther action would be taken against him which promise he exacted because of a fear which he often expressed his eicmis wouldmot hesitate to avenge the real or fancied injuries they had received at his hands as chair man of a vigilance committee above mention ed Shortly after his return to Missouri he was arraigned before the Grand Jury of Platte county onta charge of grand larceny but no indictment was foubd aud he was consequent ly discharged He then started for jipme but was waylaid on the route thither and murder ed Wells who came here after Sherman and who otherwise took an active part in the pro ceedings against him is now under arrest on suspicion of having committed the murder Qreat Balo of Dry Goods Great Bargains for tho next 1 Toirtt Days IJTho'balancobf bur stock must be closed out NoWis tho time to get 11 Bargains in Dry Goode 'e Jas Nall Jr Co i a iji 74 Woodward a vonuo Braiso Stock or Boots and Siloes Of All Styles and Qualities i i Just received at Lbavovr'b 108 Woodward avenue mHn of all grades at low ert pi ices foot of Jilvard street UOHB 4c CQ febl Stn 'd88IUALiAN PRIM A ft SCHOOL OR Mlloj 47 aii'l 4'j armer's Block corner Mon (avenue aud anner street II JONES npI9 31 LKT AND SUBURBANd Offer luch Tha und ih ueb or lota or A shot I dUtaneePbeyond taA" Van 1 ylt0 fym tho Jefferson arenuc onri Io and easy term 00 most Philip Bank Detroit March less 0Tcr tf DYKE IS hi'" Il LCOx Ek'ZAUKTIID tn 31 tf OLD AND eihVEll rnTwn7 ranches 88 Hrsegg TA Situation by a first class cutter in a 1 Boot and Shoe store Tbe country not objec I to Bust of rotorences given Addies It oil Ot qp21 3t AAft (3000 aml(lCOO TO LOA On City VUV property Nothing nt llraticlu by to Apply to JOHN i No 15 Rotunda Building Detroit 8 i UCT1ON One 12 borne Engine to clce 11 an ft A (A the ghi house W1 tor by WATTHD A rtiuawuH Ramil of references giten rwroit AN PAPKHL stockWAJTTKD By TI'JOHN JENNINGS 117 Woodbridge tatreef between Cas nd irat street tt Sltcatlon to do plain sewing Would not object to assist at other work if necessary Address 235 Bbcrtnan street Bpl9 2t WANTED Situation by a first class Cutter In a merchant taller shop The country not ob jected to Address ris Pacta Office 3t Toting Christian Association The regular monthly meeting of the Yon ng rdhristian Association was held at tbe rooms of he association in Merrill block iaet evening an hour Was spent in devotion al exercises after which Vice President John son took the chair and annon need that tho first business in order would be tbe reading of the report of the Secretary The dally average attendance in the reading rooms dur ing the past month was 220 The demand for aU kinds of matter is visibly increas ing and it is especially desirable that active measures should be taken'to increase the sup ply! The'Monday prayer meetings have been quite sucxeseful There have been 190 appli cations for employment nine of which were successful Boarding places were found for a number of young men and 700 tracts were dis tributed in various localities' The receipt of books from Smith fc Co and Robert White were handsomely acknowledged by the secretary The various mission schools are progressing encouragingly and the attendance Increases I weekly Seven hundred and sixty dollars1 was expended in relieving destitute persons Mr Brockway spoke in a thoroughly earnest and eloquent manner concerning the necessity for direct practical work with the masses' iOther gentlemen addressed the asso kindred topics after' which the meeting adjourned a i 1 The following persons were naturalized yesterday Court Dennis Hartwell Andrew Cregh James Thomas Rokus' Hnyser James Egan Octave' umerville Lopis La Cbappelle Circuit Charles Cook ritz Ritter rederick Knom John Hillers Corneliui Van Horgstrater Henrich Haultsek John Otto Joseph Henke' rank ehrer' Jo seph Hijienblen John Brewe Theodore A Bchooss John Dunn Simon A Phillips Naltal Kraushalr Charles King John Wigant Jacob Levyn Thomas Roberts Albrecht Maeder Peter Mouschauer Joseph Greenbaum Jacob rankenstein Adam Meutb ritz Hdwi Joseph Lehuhoff Joseph Tbieler John Llekel Julius Mussche Ernest Glagner Jonas Duffy Dennis Connor Lonie Blumberg James Vin centj Dennis Cotter Thomas Martin Pat riek Brin nan Ernest 'Louis itzpatrick Michael Ryan George Crawiord William Dmhren rnL uaepn Mercer it 7 utomatlc Clulbe Kellogg and JUohard Min Sok Gunn Locko igravlng at Auction Jnn Kennle lid A Wilkin reoulc Detroit Lodge 41 fodge Beeond Laid Plena Bost John Jonulng Obey to Loan John 1 bglrio al Auction Muted Situation zinan Hotel 'A Kurtz fl 1 Ldalt John Gibson I i I fie healers in Combs Tinted Situation as Cutter I mocrctie Club Meeting Ward Sixth Word Stomach Bitters ires Reopened rlsbte it liter A Sheldon Johnston rnlluru TUI man SEsbee A Co to 1 Per Ac Co ivertlslng Agents Wm Bark A Co ml Warrants Honda Coin Gold Silver Ooltegi Scrip Revenue Stamps Preston Ac Co Ipping use Triss Co rriage and Deaths on Second Page TO DAY'a ADVERTISEfriSNTS A good aceond hsnd Plano cheep Inquire at32 Elizabeth at sect west ap2I tw 11 BEE 30 BKT SIX OARED BOATS Ca imolt about a tons cacn ior sale cneap uy II JENNINGS ap2l 3t "ORES TO Tao Stores In tbe nw brick block next below the Board of Trade lidiug on Wo idbriJge street These stores are I et trout by 199 feet deep running from Wood grftitreet to the river front with good shipping illes thereby saving dockage and cartage oe on given let May next Apply to BT1M apl5 if ItlCNTL Uouie to rent on Miami avenue Possession given May 1st Inquire at the nines No 79 Miami avenne apl tt UK The large brick bouse No 269 Jeffer sou avenue Also se veral small hotrres Inquire tllcc corner Jefferson avenue end Bates street store 1 UOMl'SON ap5 tf Store No 147 Jefferson avenue now occupied by Cohen as a clothing store In eof CO LK ap9 tf ueironj lily by carrier per ilyt by Jill I Jufi qAni iv HDrlte plainly imm nnl pnntofflo nlRO portfrthrr Dally or Weekly out ting Jctk'iBOD avenue Tho two laro and commodloue I Mores No 12 and It Abno't Hlock Atwater let at prcRpnt occupied by A Hibbard fc Vo I Bomia At Mnwberry Possession given May 1st ly UQ HINCHMAN fob29 pOKH SABH AND BLINDS on hand and made to order A de GO i fob 1 3 in OR SALE sifr vs CL cMA? removals 1 Voru No' 3 Woodward avenue latelv onLaiuvn8 Jwelt Ktewart No inter fjKaw I rodtica Commlssloq Merchant Cofreetion paid Wnifem Totes ecnUnco 8UTen led Alary Mallov nnuer or days in the House Correction sent up Michael Mc Mahan drunk fined (5 or fifteen days in tbe jHouse of Correction paid Michael Lvors drank fined $25 or three months Tn tho House of Correction sent up Josephine June: disorderly fined $50 six months ii the House of Correction paid II Grant 'drank' sentence suspended Lilliei Butler disorderly fine SLO or thirty days in tbe House ot seut up Willis Coe firank fined S5 or fitteen days la the House of Correction paid Joseph Alderhalt drunk sentence suspended William Phil lips drtink discharged John' Dejn discharged 4 ofa Bottlsd Tho' Bacchanalian smnekirg his lip over champagne may pronounce It delicious but ask the lady of pure tste what tbe most en chanting enshrined in si its and she will recall the exquisite of Tbalons fee and tell you it is bottled ecstasJ fold by alldrugglste 4 i Dixlirs is Combs and the Notion radoJ gciier ally will find something of interest to them in our advertising win mhs this morning under the head of i Jrf DU Palobn No 2 Woodward avenue near erry Dock stock fixtures five Newly pulnU and furuiabed alt in good or oud a good time of the year to uy Term Bonable or further Information apply to ilNSON nplMw OAHA PICKETS tor sale foot Rivard street eVVU A ROBB A CO febi tJ' ER GK BAlE until May let the a storyrlck house No 44 Kat Lafayette street Rooms io snd airy Apply to UUARLKH MERRILL 5 Merrill Blo aplf The shop engine and boiler now need by HILL THIERRY corner of Rio i and Quoin streets Inquire ol GEO 71 ILL the promise npIS lw EAM BOAT ANDHOUoE LUMBER dressed i Is order nt our mill A ROBB A CO (I fliI Sm tJti 11'' 6rni'itCGvBRCOATS a i' 'd Spring5 Overcoats Largest assortment and best styles At low prices at £51 0 IfALLOCX 168 Jeffer on avenue" if i "W4SB op Lins Tuko Chena other fashionable and desirable goods for drestas1 and suits just received at Rsal Irish Poplins silk and wool only richest and cheapest in our city at To rent a small centrajlv lo cated Address i as Ps aplMl WANTED A Girl to sort rage worked at it before nnl8 if NING8 117 Woolbrldge street 4ITANTED A HOUSS VV centrally Rn necotch Tea Store No children LAUDER Beoicn and 7 Bmyell A VV Bt of references gi'en splfi lw Detroit I 1 1 1 nual rep Totri xitatAUCVj Balance Amount of receipts over expend! turus for tbe year Cath on hand at laat annual re port a Total surplus for tbe yoar Of this sum we have invested during the past year in tho bonds of the county of Wayne Tf tv Leaving the present balance of eash on hand as per report of this date The amount of bonds held a by the institution Is The receipts were from tbe following auu were uisuurccu as iuiiuwe viz 1UIUHMG RICI1TS i Bt Church Detroit for lands sold 8 A Bt Church Detroit for life 778 44 Bt Church Detroit for life A A members'! af 250 Christ Church Detroit for lifo'r members du raui i vuurcM fiini coiiecuooi on eV Interest on bonds and difference of i ar value Bxibition of the Mower Queen Prof McChesney and ladies JEatate of Mr Clark interest UUtt) U1 6W Mrs Catherine donafuj of 10 gold price sold for Vue year iinwcti mi uuv 4Jn mortgage to Hon Charles Texes and commission on sse 1SJ Excess of receipt tot nfCt Balance of cash on band 1st f'il Total eurplu for tbe yew Jt Ituvulpw 111 KJUIJOu vkl Mat membership Receipts In do from 6Q 68160 Receipt la Bt Cy om memberahln fi 00 Receipt in do from 488 63 Receipts in Bt Johnch from membership membership Receipts from BchrL Receipt from othecr Total I Household exnT Matron's sals? urniture purctfj' YY Priatlug h'a7 81 80 Traveling ex a 00 00 t' I i i Idtnufnn 1 ftAH JA Icralluud 11 'mq ai OfleMW ilW IA DeX 2of converted into bonds 1506 00 Tod kna Ufl day $M7 io Tu ejTTce'Pta previous year were187nilJ'Jtan present but this arose frofi ttf lVUOnA previous ly ad the stndiuc of about $1 400 herent express forhe household for th pjear werelbout 00 less than the ore edit'' although the average nSmb of atle great than before? lumDer of terann i and relief inth a of $3 97 her Aek inmates uAscuarKeu cured nr riOved and two hfce died Now under cSre i Of those wheeled during the last rear' irffeWfr AriA WliG ffns ri (n Jt Ur jW 1 4 aa oo KfiUUw ita Lb a xt 1' 9 7 I a I J1J URi zBJfl earm 4 I U' I i 1 i ir JV 440 A situation by a gentleman of large experience in buteincss particularly shipping comm1 talon business Woa'd engage either as ceonntant or general manager Ampio referen given Address lock box 4M np21 3t CKHltMAN The old proprietor so Well known of thcabovsHiUd has recently refit this popular and would say to the traveling lie that he is amply prepared to accomodate his patrons and will spare no pains to make Lis ts comfurtatileonrcftsonablotornia Ilerucmbcr ohl Maud opposite tho Detroit and Milwaukee oL A KURTZ Proprietor ftp21lw KW AND CONVENIENT HOUBEB Juet completed on the Woodbridge farm Terms 1 bmall payment down ba ance in monthly i nenta Ltrgo lots (0x175 fronting on wide avc of houses and lots from $1200 to fl 500 particulars Inquire of JOHN GIBBON builderixth street between Pmo and bpruce streets ap2bl 1 a torewt OK Stor now occupied by Btrong de Lindsay corner BIWbv street and Jefferson ave Also Nos 100 and 111 adjoining from May 1st olroof BTKUNG aplVtf i) KENT No 30 Woodward avenue Detroit at present occupied by the Railway Co Ticket will be rented on tho 1st proximo is a desirable and convenient ofilco for Ineur etc Apply to CHAB MoCABK pit (i tf WO VEllV PLEASANT urnished Ro? ma to rent at bO Jefferson avenue aplP 8t Store and dwelling to rent Preference glvtn to a drug store Inquire of MEB DALY corner of ort street west and luentU and a Half street Possession Dt of May ttplUnlt A hand AOtne Gothic Bouse In a con venient location within 15 walk of House and walk from street oarstains 8 rouniK kllchen Lath room and er closet Rent 30 per month Apply on the mlscM 818 Sixth street up 19 8 1 KJ RENT House No 815 Jefferson avenue Ap ply on the premises Carpets etc for sale apl9 lw IWO noUBKB TO KENT On Larned street east above St Antoine street Inquire of lr KLEIN No 2T7 Jefferson avenue apl9 3l fO RENT A frame cottage hou th collar uud sevoa roomts shed and barn beautifully sit iu the midst of a grove of ornamental and trees on the uaet sloe of Bt Aubin avenue be en OUntou avenue aud Maple street May 1st next Apply at JoBEPH KUHN'S ce corner Uonresaetreet and Woodward avenue roit Detroit April 11th 1888 tf lUEb TO Desirable Business OfUccs in the new block next below the Board of Trade Idlng fronting on bhHby street and the river ply to BflMBON apl5 lf.