Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

ADVERTISING RATES i VOLUME XEI NUMBER 163 MICHIGAN Etc WASHING TON The Cabinet to be Reconstructed 4 TO ADVERTISE MEN VS 30c per ca MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT OP THR CITY WARDROBE HAS REMOVED fe20 snvwe act of NICE RESH RUITS At to oj Detroit fel6 lw At NW ARCHITECTS MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL MATTERS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 112 GRISWOLD STREET Howard House Block Near City Hall del2 pul2t A 4 sw NW sw resh Brisk resh Clear Clear air named i House serving Place of Observation resh Brisk Brisk Gentle resh Brihk Brisk resh reeh Brisk reeh Bell Attention Is directed to Casper advertisement of his Centennial bell eoap I lavoring Extracts Strictly pure and fall strength as Teacher by Harness Maker Ug 1s 138 Randolph st fol Sat the ecs embers were Mr Now is the time to move Toe season is propitious Storms may arise Your house may not be Or maybe on solid foundation But if you move your house Do it now Call on Goodman tub Hovsb Movbb And you get skill Which is everything in moving Your house will glide along On rollers most skillfully office is in the Moffat Building room 4 second floor Which you can reach by elevator JTO advertisements Ramsey to Replace 'Jewell and Bristow to Retire Business Changes at Homer Potter hardware merchant has been temporarily closed by Lis creditors but has received help from certain parties here so that he is allowed to continue business with an extension of time Ltaard Born of Tekonsha has bought out Dan Turner of Homer and succeeds him in the dray business Speeches in the House on the Currency Question Il 5 TRANSER THE INDIAN BUREAU TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT STRONGLY URGED JICE RIPE CALIORNIA EARS Grand Trunk Railway The earnings of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending January 22d werg $185000 an increase over the corresponding week last year of $21000 SECRETARY ISH TO SUCCEED MINISTER SCHENCK IN LON DON National Subcicai Institute of Indianapolis Ind Three or more of its surgeons about to re Isit Michigan Another opportunity offered for the relief of the afflicted ef our State without eoinc to Indianapolis The surgeons will pe at the Bid dle House Detroit Mich eb 21 22 23 and 24 at Hotel Grand Rapids Mich eb 26 28 and 29 and at Bancroft Hoose East Saginaw I Mich March 23 and 4 1876 Theywill come fully prepared to treat all surgical cases paralysis all kinds of deformities of the face spine and limbs diseased joints diseased eyes catarrh pri vate diseases pllos fistula etc Remember the time and place Send to the In stitute for circular Brad advertisement headed Speedily In another column Lapeer Since the financial report was presented to the Uuiversalist Society Thursday they have had subscriptions pledged to the new church $900 cut the indebtedness down to The musical convention of Prof Stroub of Chicago commenced riday About one hundred and fifty scholars were enrolled serve term uda Sitttg ancy Soaps Powders and Cosmetics SxatT Rbad Dr advertisement la another col man hradM confidential IRST LOOR AND BASEMENT or STORE NO 120 WOODWARD AVENUE rom May 1st Occupied by Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Apply to 41 BARNUM I Three Persona Drowned Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Monroe eb 19 A young man named George Kronbeck about eighteen years old was drowned yesterday in the River Raisin about two miles from the city by the capsiz ing of his skiff in the rapid current The boat was found a few hours afterward about five miles down the stream at Island The flood In the river will prevent a successful search for the body Two boys names unknown were drowned at Ottawa Lake In this county yesterday while crossing on the ice Operations of Burglars at errys tnirg Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Spring Lake eb 19 The lumber offices of Batchelor Slaught fe Co and White Glover Co at errysburg were broken into last night and burglarized of large quantities of stationery saw files and other valuable property At about the same time the errysburg school house was entered and robbed of a quantity of books and other articles Storm Signal Corps lieports Saturday eb 19 10:36 coming to oppose bill the House Committee Reagan especially the present liability That session to day on the 1CUUCUUUS Sezlt The London Literary Would Sats Scribner's Monthly is not taking root in England it says little for the taste of John Bull or his power to appreciate literary and artistic excellence Scribner for January is a number of great brill iancy The first two articles give graphic sketches ot America as ehe was a hundred years ago and are appropriate to the year on which we have now entered when our Transatlantic kinsmen areabout to celebrate their Centennial Those who TA ATS gaged in house furnishing ought to read the paper on and Tables Stools and which will give them many a useful hint Edward Everett Hale's ne atery Philip promises to be a good sample of the historical novel illustrating an important chapter in the an nals of the Great Republic It is evidently the product ef a conscientious and well equipped wri of oue moreover who knows how to be sol idly instructive without being dull The political social and literary notes at the end are charged with fresh information acute criticism and genu ine humor We have nothing like them in any of our English The London Saturday Review Speaking of the Illustrations from Monthly used In Mr Book on Southern States of says: are almost ashamed to acknowledge that it would not be possible to find in any book pub lished in England wood engravings of the same minuteness and precision and beauty as are here to be seen on every Toilet Sets Vases and Cut Glassware Seely Pertuxert Colognes and Toilet Articles Seelt Joseph Hudson 92 Grand River avenue (Per Block) Is not the person mentioned in ri Evening News as a follower of Prophet Patterson 2995 2999 30 0 30 C3 To Rent tage Anted Experienced Canva ser So Adams ave LsiioB a Book keeper a jS 13) High st SOZODONT All Dentrlfices had their drawbacks until the salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was brought from the Chilian valleys to perfect the fragrant Sozo dont the moat wholesome reliable and delightful article for the teeth that a brush was ever dipped Into 3011 3002 2960 3021 3017 3021 3014 3018 3026 3005 3011 Robbery in the Day About four Saturday afternoon two young ladies complained at the Central Police Station that they were assaulted at the comer ofWood ward avenue and State street by young men who stole from their pockets two silk handkerchiefs a pocket book and' a pair of gloves Before the young ladies could give an alarm the thieves had disappeared in the alley between Woodward avenue and Gris wold street Serenade The rench Band of which Dennis Catnpau was the active organiser serenaded Mr Campau at his residence in the old homestead on Jefferson avenue Satur day evening In commemoration of the ahni versary of the birthday of hie father the late Joseph Campau Musical A vocal and instrumental musi cal entertainment 19 in preparation for the evening of March 9d at Westminster Church comer Woodward avenue and Parsons street The programme is riot quite com pleted butoit will embrace some of the best Joes! fimateqr and prof eeslonaltaleiiL RESIGNATION OH CHIE OH THE BUREAU EN 6c per pound SAGO 8c per pound LB CANS CH OICEPE ACHES or 12 cento LB CANS SELECTEDTOMATOES oriseeuts SWEET ORANGES 20c per dozen AT HULL Opera House Block Corner Monroe Ave 31 39 31 33 40 30 12 30 29 NW 31 SW 3J 5 33 9 28 37 28 Clear Clear Clear Clear air Clear Clear Cloudy air Clear fi Clear fi ADIES AND 1 a complain of hard times but call on MILLARD A BAKER at the ranklin Houe and invosuigete a paying business fe203t fli Isa irst class NEW PIANOS octaves thorough made powerful Instruments for $265 en six months trial without extra cost C100 NEW PIANOS TO RENT ADAM COUSE 5 39 Monroe ave up tai rs Detroit Married COGG ER On the Iftthlnst by Rev lake at the residence of Owen High street west Mr Tbompsom Robixsom to Miss Lottib bph of Detroit if To Dapi Advertisement Pianos and Whitney fc Co Sewed Shoes inley Shoe A Leather Co Gold Exchange Land Warrants Bonds David Preeton A Co Marriages and Deaths on Second Page Ice Cream and Ices rGerman Molasses Candy German amous German Popular Make Cole English Yoke CoM Walter Cole the Shirt Maker Shirt Walter Cole Msde to Walter Cole To Iloaaekeepetb II Lccko Auction Chas ines Mosical German Closing Out Mabley Church's Geo Angell Becker Pianos Roe Stephens pirit Whitney's Opera House Spring Woolens A Rasch heap Gouriay Soap Real Estate for Moran Money to Loan A Dupont pTinim Sheet Wax Mrs Moore Maron Glacee Hesselbacberacthing New Hesselbecher por the Ladies Hesselbachcr vmri Uiirpa JTf aaI hnr ''W 220 Jefferson av the Ladies 220 Jefferson ave I SometniHg 220 Jefferson are ine Crane Co Rev Wm Harvey Olive Branch Lodge National Guard I Double Mitts Ryan Geut'r Underw Ryan I Low priced Ryan Checked Ryan 8an rancisco Tea Company Ripgant irst National Walking Shoes irst National I Working irst National I Lsdte ine Shoes irst National I Children's School Shoes 127 Woodward ave Root and Shoes 12t Woodward ave I Cheapest Goods J27 Woodward ave ream nwr utiujun taariequin Cream 61 Michigan ave Genome Batter German Jtellciou Caramels German or the Sozodont Gat Bargains Robert McLennan John ton's Balsam of Hoarhound Entertainments Parochial School Rolshovcn Henry Gordon kne Hull Bro soaps Hall Bros Monthly ne Pianos Adam coue i Parent "avonng Extracts Seely 9:00 Daily mean Maximum Minimum Alpena Mich Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Duluth Haven Mich Marquette Milwaukee New York Pt Huron Mich as jurors during of the Samuel Miller uation in a Store usiion as Housekeeper ation in an Insurance Office in a Store In Room No 112 immediately above the store JRISH SOAP standard soap a 7c lie 6c per bar per bar 3 pvUUll 714c rer nonnd TZ'INGSORD STARCH 61b boxes LV or 60 cents THE INLEY SHOE fc LEATHERCOMPANY manufacture Ladies' and Children's fine shoes The best goods at the inley Shoe fc Leather Company's store corner of Atwater and Batea 1200 SIHS Detroit To Dai Ad vertlaementi To Rent amished Rooms To 4 Sprost et To 2 Lewis st To 121 Cass avp To 143 Larned at caat To Kent Store A Perkins Co To Keith To Peltier Belaner To Rent Dock To Wldman Co To Brick House To urnished Room To urnished Room To 53 Madison ave To Rooms 74 Congress street west Rooms 72 Congress sCzeet 28 ourth st 94 Elizabeth 34 Elizabeth at WPRt 103 Lamed st 61 Congress st west Boarding 80 Congress st west Lost Coral Ear Di op riMIE INLEY SHOE LEATHER COMPANY sell goods of their own manufacture Buyers in search of shoddy work find it at the fac tory or salesroom of rhe inley Shoe Leather Company Salesroom on ground floor comer Atwater and Batea one block eaot from Woodward ave next riday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon This party play a laughable burlesque on The Two Or phans and present a varied and pleasing olio in addition Situation by a ishermanKindling Peddler 50 Michigan ave uaiQQ oy a rressman 7 Private amily 1 BosinecB Hinchman at Sone Piano 4o Sfrraf at we Ronan i Tiku iiuuaru "eBnck Hebbard Thkatkb which has been in rehearsal several weeks will be pre sented at the Cotnfque Monday evening Manager Welch promises tn this connection the flnes spectacular effects ever seen in the Comique The transformation scene entitled the Palace of Diamonds is said to be especial ly gorgeous and the march of the Naiads Will introduce sixteen ladies in glittering armor 6 A Perkins i Co ine Pi no Photograph Car amily Horse Manafacnrjn Bneinew Business Steam Germain Germain Mortgage Payment Keith ason Ashley muy Bible ou Cass arm Room Hone6 A Klrby Houe farDUbcd Meyer Hebbard IT an acknowledged fact that Bryant fc Stratton Business Universitv Me chanic's Had is one of the best instir tutions of is class on the continent DR RHEUMATIC REMEDY cures rheumatism nenralria gout sciatica lumba go headache kidney affections diabetes weak ness nerve chronic arid blood diseases An in fallible cure tested thirty years Never fails when persevered iu Sold by all druggists ARRAND WILLIAMS fc CO oviy ALBERT RENCH Architect Office Nog 8 and 9 Telegraph Block nol2 tuthfceulp6m Brush smith architects no 6 Mor fat building third floor nv5 ly KNAPP WALTON ARCHITECTS Room 5 Mechanics Block ap13 ly DETROIT 8TEAM LAUNDRY 14 Congress corner Bates street We collect and deliver ly DRUG LEAHGATED TOI LET Soaps or Soaps in fine Powder or Toi let use highly perfumed in glass gold labeled sprinkle top bottles 50c each in Impound pack ages of same to refill at 25 cts a common sort for shop and use in sprinkle top boxes 20 cts in pound boxes for use 35 cts in patent nlckel plated wall brackets to hang over wash stand $2 50 each Has been tested and proved to be good DRUG STORE Jg ly DELIBERATIONS THE DEMOtBATrC CAUCUS COMMITTEE Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Washington eb The Democratic caucus committee had a four Bion today All the present save Gibson and Barnum Holman made a proposition in behalf of the greenback members for the repeal of the Resumption act without any affirmative legis lation This was opposed by Messrs Mor rison and Payne and the caucus adjourned to Monday next THE CABINET TO BE RECONSTRUCTED retirement from the Cabinet within a short time is now conceded by lead ing Republican members ish will go to England in place of Schenck Ex Senator Rasisey will take place opinions or representatives in THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION Hon Henry Chamberlain arrived hr Thursday and represents Hon Wm A Moore as a member of the Democratic Nation al Convention for Michigan He favors Chi cago first as the place of meeting of the Ikin vention and St Louis second the date with in a week of the Republican Convention THE Kit ER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS A large delegation of steamboat men is now nere and more are 1190 reported from on Commerce by Mr clause doubling the committee had a long River and Harbor bill were proposed especially for Michigan and Wisconsin rivers and harbors Associated Press Dispatches) PROCEEDINOS THE HOUSE Washington eb The House met for general debate as in committee of the whole Mr Lden in the ehair The attend ance was unusually large for debate day The first speeeh was made by Mr Chitten den in favor ot a specie currency Mr Chit speech was somewhat long and upon its conclusion Mr Kelley of Pennsyl 3 sPeec taking opposite Other speeches were made bv Messrs Pierce of Massachusetts on the Presidential term of office in favor of six years and im mediate ineligibility and by Townsend of 1 ennsylvania in favor of the resumption of specie payments The House then ad journed NAVY MATTERS a tn rAAAAMv xcu Ane united States steamer Dispatch sailed to day for Port Royal to convoy a monitor to Key "West and Pensacola REUNDING TAXES Arrangements are perfecting at the internal revenue office to day for refunding the tax paid by the foreign stockholders oi the Illi nois Central Railroad Company The amount Is about $180 000 THE INDIAN MANAGEMENT The sub Committee on Indian Affairs who are preparing to report on the advisability of transferring the management of the Indians to the War Department had a long meeting to day The Representatives in Congress from the frontier appear unani mous for the change COINAGE A strong effort will be made at the present session of Congress to practically restore the double standard of gold and silver by the coinage of a fuH valued silver dollar to be an unlimited tender with gold except as to debts specifically payable in gold coins of the present standard RESIGNATION The resignation has been accepted of Geo McCartee Chief of the Bureau of Engrav ing and Printing of the Treasury Depart meat after an examination and report that his accounts are all correct Jewell assistant chief will be assigned to the charge of the bureau THE AMENDE HONORABLE Attomey General Pierrepont to day re ceived the following telegram from District Attorney Dyer St Louis eb 19 1876 Hon nerrepont Attorney General Washing ton rith last Di ht and I am satis Mr Sherniau too harshly and I think it honorable to aav as much (Signed) Dwtrict Attorney BOWLING The bowling alley at 72 Lamed street west open every vvening (Sundays excepted) from 7 o'clock A COURSE of lectures on Commercial Law are being delivered before the students of GOLD Bryant Stratton Business University Hall by a member of the Detroit Bar rpHE best bargains at the inley Shoe fc Leather Company's store corner of Atwater and Batea T'HE thorough coarse of instruction of GOLD Bryant Stratton Business Univer sity Hall has placed the institution in the front ranks Hlgliway Robbery In Sanilac County The particulars of the highway robbery which was perpetrated at Sanilac on the morning of the 17th inst are hat Ketchpaw started from this home in Ontario some time since with money to buy or make a payment on a farm in this section of country an aunt in Sanilac he stopped there for a few days being around with the boys In the meantime and boasting of his money and even going so far as to show it On the morning of the robbery he started for Bad Ax to make the purchase and took with him a young man for companion named Wright who was going through with him Having to go on foot they took an early start 4pm When a short distance from town they were met by two men who in the regular bragga docio style of highwaymen demanded' his money or his life and Ketchpaw thinking almost as much of the one as of the other refused to deliver it on whoroiinAn overpowered him and after a struggle sue ceeded in securing his pocket book contain ing? t320 the vounc TYl ATI Bor inr 4n I AACB 1 4 1U 4 XIA the meantime taken leg bad but being or de red back by one of the men and told to deliver uphis small change he delivered the sum of $5 Ketch paw as soon as possible gave the alarm and set the officers on the track of the perpetrators of the deed and they (the officers) tracked the men and arrested Sidney Yake and John Miller who were arraigned for examination on the afternoon of the lth but they not being ready the examination was postponed to Monday the 21st lust and In default ot bail they were sent to the county jail to await examination Rtrihday at Niles The following programme has been ar ranged for birthday at Niles Company Niles Light Guard will re ceive the visiting companies the Kalamazoo and Three Rivers Companies at the depot At 10 a the companies will form in pro cession at the armory and parade the princi pal streets The and national salutes will be fired by the battery at 10 and 12 a respectively Chas 8 May of Kalamazoo will deliver an address at the armory At 4:30 will be the drees Darade and thr fnii at Peak Hall In th a nvonimr wn I festivities of the daT Large crowds will be in the city from the adjoining: cities and vil lages and this is expected to be the biggest day for Niles for many years Killed by a Palllncr Tree I Associated Press Diepatch i Harrisville Mich eb Asad acci dent occurred at thia place yesterday morn ing A5C Storms a man about forty five I years of age in the employ of Colwell fc I Gram In their lumber camp was almost i instantly killed He was engaged in felling timber and the tree he was cutting down became lodged against a dry one breaking off a portion of the dry one which fell back striking him on the head and instantly knocking him senseless He lived but a few hours but never spoke or gave the least out ward sign of life He was an old resident of this place and his loss will be greatly mourned omb? and Brushes Seely owder? and Seely dilet Seta and Varea Seely octet Seely ira and Parian Ware Seely a Piters Swan Havana vaaaaavj Kgivau a (Trapes jwan icelhpe Pears Swan Swan fc vjTjib Swan LcJr Bananas Swan mH Bananas Swan a Swan Ifesjbpinan Swan Jpecond hand Lomaaney Lomasney gpsftfirland Patent Barners Joseph TIndson ed ir I 633 Second street Money to a Russell Mtfaying Business Millard Baker Goodman's Calcndaz Cheap inley Shoe Company 72 Larned st west iowhng 72 Larned st west Material inley Shoe Company leiidicl Shoes inley Shoe Company ijftsses' ine Shoes inley Shoe Company Correction SchnJtz fc Co Wm Lacy I law Lectures Goldsmith's University sj T106 Rooms University turion Goldsmith's University 'Thornich Course University Jit conducted Goldsmith's University University Ijrna Association Bl "Mt Germain pilEcy to Loan McKendree Cigars An as McGinnis John Paterson t0 Germain plew Theatre Comique Griffith 'rn Soep Sbnlte JgifcEty to Raymond lOjcrk Done Cheap New York Laundry ork City Laundry 16 Grand River ave Dei'ered 16 Grand River ave su Be i )L it 16 Grand River ave IML'Diiy 16 Grand River ave a Grand River ave wetare Robert Atkinson bt Peter's Church Kite a Laidlaw Public bchulte Co SR the Toiletine ns Young Men's Christian Association fiction bale McGinnis fr nd anning's Matinee totlemen Class anning anning Private Class anning hag Qivlrille" anning ZDAJLX BTABS TXX LX2TSB MOXPAKXTL 1 day 75c 2 days £1 25 8 days ft 4 dayw J2 AV a novAn WCTiaBj pw 1 month $7 3 months $18 1 year J78 Spectal rates for amusement column 1OCAX ON HMT EASE i lrat day 20c per line each snhseqnent day 15c irst column 1st page 10c per line each Inser tion Want column ad page 5c per line each in sertion irst page of supplement Sunday JI per square THEATRE Monday ebruary 21st the great epectacular drama Best bill offered fel9 2t Charlotte At the Executive Committee meeting of the Eaton County Agricultural Society at Char lotte riday Warren Johnson and James Murray were appointed as a com mittee to revisu and compile the constitution and by laws and Shepherd I Squier Esek Pray John on and Hale a commute to revise and prepare the premium Chicken thieves visited the roost of Mr Childs and stripped it of its living 1 he new fire escape of Corbin being built at foundry will be ready for operation Tuesday next Bobbery at lint Saturday morning the store of Oren Stone Co of lint was entered by bur glars who carried away several pieces of broadclotb and other articles worth in the aggregate about three hundred dollars The entrance was Pained bv drllllnv thrnnwh main oor around the lock and when suffi ciently weakened the door was bursted Several valuable nieces nf away and a large quantify taken from shelves but left on the floor the bur glars evidently having been frightened away THEATRE COMIQUE Monday ebruary tbe great spectacalar drama Best bill offered 2t THEATRE COMIQUE Monday ebruary 21st the great spectacular drama Best bill offered 2tS AMUSEMENTS The sprightly Julia Mathews and her excellent bouffe company closed their season here Saturday night Although business was only moderately suc cessful Miss Mathews may in leaving De troit take with her the assurance that she has gained many cordial admirers hero who will be glad of future opportunities to show their appreciation of her flue talents? Detroit Talent in Bay On the 29th instant a concert is to be given la Bay City for the benefit of one of the local insti tutions Several Detroiters prominent in musical circles have bees invited to partici pate Among those are Catarina Lami Madame Kyle Scovel John Boice Elliott and a comet whose I name does not appear in the list at hand I Cal The happy one with his minstrels will appear at the Detroit Opera House Tuesday evening of this week Beata may be secured at Roe music store Livingston's Monday 'evening Edward Livingston who has within a few months moused no little curiosity by his per formances in what he calls spiritual seances will give an exhibition of his powers in Opera House He ctatm to i accomplish some exceedingly clever feats and thus far he seems to have defied detection whatever may be the agency he em ploys 3 Georgia The original Geor gia minstrels arc billed to appear at Whit I day Policemen have been detailed to look ont for unruly boys who congregate at the corner of Congress street and Elmwood avenue Sun Dennis Ryan one of the persons charged with the recent burglary at store in Hamtramck has been honorably dis I charged A New England supper will be edven in the Swedenborgian Church at the comer of I Cass avenue and High street next Thursday evening I A boy named rank Trombley fell from the roof of Ice house at the foot of McDougall avenue Saturday breaking his right arm A sail boat valued at 3125 and owned Ire Edward Hough has mysteriously disappeared from its winter quarters near the foot of An toine street Officer Gullegher of Louisville Kentucky left this city Saturday evening accompanied by George Alvey who is charged with the murder of Samuel Henry Christian Epping complained at the Gratiot avenue station Saturday of John Dislng for assaulting and battering him when he visited him to collect a debt of $3 Joseph a trapeze performer whose home was in Detroit and who was familiarly known here as Joe Pelke broke his neck bv a fall from his trapeze in Philadelphia riday A runaway occurred on Adelaide street Saturday afternoon whereby ahorse owned be George Watson was badly cut about the heels and a top buggy made a total wreck Saturday McGinnis auctioneer sold four new cottages with lots each 25 by 100 icet on oeauoicn street near Ontario street for $1200 each II Camp was the pur chaser Col Wlthington commanding the irst Regiment of Michigan State troops has or dered all the companies of his command to parade at their respective stations on the 22d Instant Justice Harbaugh announced from the bench at the Police Court Saturday that there was a strong probability that the Board of Auditors would shortly appoint an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney About seven Saturday evening a gang of roughs passed through the central market and at the Bates street opening knocked down and severely injured a coloj ed man named Ezra Deardou Miss Lottie Murray while aligning from a av uzaoeto Street Saturday afternoon was thrown the sidewalk by the tne Horse and her right arm was fractured just above the wrist Justice Barbier has further ntnnni decision in the Smith Meagher child case un til Monday The mother will files petition in the Probate Court to have the apprentice ship of the child to Mr Meagher canceled Col Louis Dillman has just completed a beautiful model of A steam varht Lillie The model Is three feet long and an exact counterpart in miniature of the Lillie It will be placed on exhibition at Smith Monday morning The investigation by Dr Bonine and Wm Chamberlain Director of the Poor of Berrien County into the complaint that a semi idlotic boy named Perry Wright had his feet so badly frozen while a prisoner at the De troit House of Correction as to have necessi tated amputation is ended so far as those gentlemen are concerned The inquiry dis closed the fact that If the feet were frozen while in the prison he never made it known and at the time of his discharge there was no suspicion that such a calamity had occurred Death of an OII Mrs Jeanette Marantette Hunt died at I Monroe on riday evening last Thia lady belonged to one of the old rench families of the Detroit River frontier She was bom at her house near Sandwich CanadaWest on January 22d 1806 Her father was Dominique Marantette and her name was Marie Archange Louise nanure ineir ancestors were from Normandie in rance and were among the first and most prominent pioneers of this sec tion of the country The parte deceased were passed nnnn tire Detroit River when they in their native beauty presented their most attractive and charming appearance Sffe was married at the age of seventeen to Mr Timothy Dcquindre a member of an other of the old rench families and she was left a widow with three children when still quite young by his early death She was among the most attractive ladles of the early society of Detroit and among her many ad mirers the late Hon Wm Hunt became the successful suitor for her hand This union was also a happy one and Mr and Mrs Hunt lived pleasantly together on Jefferson avenue just above' Bloody Run so called till he by his death left widow She was noted as one of the most beautiful women for her aged that Detroit and vlcmity could boast and this shone among such a female peerage is saying i a great deal In her favor She preserved her fine and stately appear ance even in her decline and until she was struck down with paralysis which termina ted in death Her personal attractions were happily blended with great energy of char acter and with untiring activity Her grace ful manners and captivating smile won all woo met ner and at the same time she was a sincere and sympathetic friend as was well attested by the many who came to her for relief in the hour of suffering She was a member of the Catholic Church and she died in the consolations of that com munion Iler children were All the same faith and one daughter has for several years been an active and exemplary am han AV a fcUC oi unanty She lived to see her children I 1 XA LA and to see them with her grandchildren and her great grandchildren gather around her as one of the worthy matrons of the land and she has left them the bright example of a true and Christian lady A eircle of rela tives seldom equaled in number will follow her remains to the tomb and a still larger circle of friends who knew her but to love and admire will follow her to her last resting place A Disguised Up to a few nights ago a mob of seven or eight young fellows rere meet ar a Gratiot avenue saloon drink a good deal of beer swear loudly and insult and abuse all who came in A big fel low heard of their operations and he put on a white wig an old hat took A PADP nr! on tered the place as an old and feeble man The boys cracked their jokes at him lor some tltno and finally threw beer over him About time He commenced knocking them down and as they crawled around In the street and found each other and compared notes it was the general verdict that tho stranger was the liveliest old man in Detroit and that he ought to go to the Centennial Bubglaby The cigar store and factory of John Lewis No 109 Randolph street was entered riday night and robbed of about $40 worth of cigars Notice of the robbery was left at police headquarters and Saturday forenoon a part of the stolen property was found secreted In the alley between Con gress Larned Randolph and Bates streets Patrolman Berry was accordingly detailed to watch the hidden property and Saturday evening he arrested a young man' named Hilaries jncuartby as he was in the carrying the cigars away Quick Change Artist A man Pitt Drake was discharged from the of Correction Saturday morning after i a ninety term and Saturday evening he was again arrested for simple larcenv When Drake was sent up last December he was poorly clad but during his residence at the House of Correction he by some means changed the ticket on his clothes to those of another prisoner who valued them at sixty' uuiiarts Great Western Great Western Railway of Canada earned ilurlno the month of December 18'5 $366400 the expenses were $285000 leaving as net earn ings $81400 being an increase over the same month in the previous year of $22900 Du ring the week ending January 21 the Great Western Railway earned $78590 an in crease over the corresponding week in 1875 or xuaoo Court Jurors The lowing named persons were drawn uraay March Court Peter Brennan Philip Roos Cole Henry Ludwig Handford Whiting ord Henry Reckel Isaac Levi Wm Tyrrell Jerome Montehard Dohmstreich Jacob Johnson Carew David Downer Harrington Wirts Michael Donovan Warner Peter Giessen wm Clark Jas Gulna The Roller Skating Parlor en ton who is preparing for the opening of Young Hall as a roller skating parlor or rink has Issued several hundred cards of Invitation to citizens and ladies of Detroit to be present at the first reception of the De troit Roller Skating Association Tuesday evening the 22d inst Tne hall will thereaf ter be open every evening (except Sundays) until 10 for one month As will be seen by reference to ad vertisements in this paper Messrs Schultz Co the enterprising Ohio soap makers have decided to withdraw their brand from the market Their Michigan agent Raymond of this city an nounces that they will be out in a few weeks I with a new brand of the same quality as Collector mon by a Drnglst it i by a Drug Clerk by a Man and Wifed Cood 1 unman 84 Monroe ave Nitaauon as Coachman Stuation by an Engineer feftl Staation by a Good Penman Baa smation by a Book Situation as Groom Girl Lafayette avete 8 by a Boy situation as Nurse Ww in Wholesale StoreWM mation to do Chores gtef aa fetaarant Cook niation by a Mechanics' Blcck BtM 5enerry Work by the Dav Bed Boarders 201 it etrect fI as Book keener Chance Situation Work by a Dressmaker oy a Copyist Summon a Clerk te 194 Woodbridge st Stuck itter pan of Man Dtnta! Instruments as Housekeeper as Porter as Attendant 4 SatRgton Ill a Sforr KEW YORK IRE IN A TENEMENT HOUSE SEVERAL PER SONS INJURED New York eb 19 Early this morning: fire was discovered in the tenement No East Broadway The occupants were aroused by the police but as escape by the etairtray was cut off and there was no way of reach ing the roof they leaped from the windows to the street and vard AH were more or less injured and two Edward Conway and Catharine Murphy It is supposed fatally A AILURE The failure of Livermore Treasurer of the Howe Pin Company until recently at No 444 Broadway is reported The cause of the failure was the recent fire by which all the assets in possession of the treasurer were destroyed REORGANIZATION A RAILROA The bondholders of the New Orleans Mo bile Texas Railroad Company met to day and reorganized as the New Orleans fc Texaz Railroad Company BAIL GUVEN Geo Smith arrested on complaint of Homer Cook on the charge of swindling In insurance matters in i Minnis fcoa lino fnn 6 PEI5R COOPER NOMINATED OR PRESIDENT Rev Dr McMurdy of Chicago has ac I The independent labor ccpted a call to the Trinity (Episcopal) party has tendered the nomination for Presl Church of Niles and will enter upon his la dent of the United States to Peter Cooner of borsatonce I this city the recent guest In Washington of hla 1 here ba vo been a hundred converts in the I son in law Congressman Abram 8 Hewitt Presbyterian congregation upwards of fifty efforts to secure a new trial muc in the Methodist and the number is proper I benstein tionately large among the Baptists I A couple of wealthy gentiemen of the Jew I ish faith have subscribed $5000 to be used Robbery at Paw Paw in the endeavor to procure a new trial for The hardware store of Tree Martin at I ubenstein convicted of killing 8ara Alex Paw Paw was entered ridav night through I ander Members of the church to which the aback window and a quantity of revolvers I Prisoner belonged and also members of two knives razors etc taken They then pried I eoeieties of which he was a member are go the money drawer off but only succeeded in I to a1 more and the most strenu getting about five dollars in nickels and pen I eorts re made in his behalf He nles The property taken will amount to I 8Pen' night in almost constant prayer 5100 I THE DETROIT REE PRESS Tri Weekly by maU per year postage 5 30 bv mail per year postage paid 2 00 Send po office orders or drafts when practicable Write plainly name and poetoffice afro the edition whether Daily Tri Weekly or Weekly Address DETROIT BEE PRESS CO Tuesday next being a legal holiday in or1 Am'hlretV serSSe8 ofthe Chlef Michigan those having bank paper maturing notwithstanding nwy difflclffifei taherenTto on that day must look after it Mondav fmquent interruptions Ellen and Annie Doornlnk and Hen'ry Cus t(Ann ter aged two three and six years respective WaiP that wa owwuu ui 1UW nn noocl tiln at lhJttDgeroaaP0int ot naviga I deen rtrert tef navigation since vessels of I ueeP draft have been introduced on the lakes when I tills fortunate result was obtained I to Bev Brown evening tee membety of the Zephyr I Boat Club presented Rev Brown I recter of Christ Church who is about to I leave the city and who is an honorary I her of the club with a very handsome I epergne The presentation was made by I Smith Woolley and accompanying the I gift was a beautifully engrossed copy of the I following resolutions I an honorary an honored member of the Zenhvr Boil usefulness City fOr otherP scenes ofThat we fee! that his departure from the place where he has labored so long and faith KTJni the 8trict duties of his chosen profession but also many others (self imnosed byhUbroad Pkilwnthropy 18 1088 Awofre That the Zephyr Boat Cldb will alwavs remember his words of kindness ad vice and encouragement spoken to them upon many occasions and his noble action st the time death our beloved members ftm A ilahock and Arnot A Nall That these resolutions be spread non the records of this Club and that the Secretary forward a copy of them to Mr Brown oecretary The Michigan Avenue Sidewalk Messrs ureusel and Murphy who have so luateu suoscri pilons for the building of the Michigan avenue sidewalk acknowledge the following as having been paid Cleaveland Hunt 10 Kloenhammer $25 Conrad Clippert $25 Charles Ranspach $15 Sam uel A Plumer $10 A Sink $10 rancis Hynes $10 rederick Spier $10 Gil bert $5 Henry Kloenhammer $5 A Durand $5 Thomas Clixby $5 Ci cotte $10 Chris Stien $5 George Hendrle $5 Henry Haggerty $5 A Stark $5 Adam Wlelthoff $5 red Lutge $5 rank oster $2 and Charles Goldner $5 Smaller also subscribed and paid aggregating a total of $223 received by them Joseph Bushev furnished 3000 feet of lumber II Hall in lumber $25 II Peoples in lumber $5 Christy Brothers $8 in lumber Only one subscriber was dissatisfied and bls subscrip pi uiupuy refunded him One uuultu anu eighty rods of walk have been laid from the terminus of the street railway on the south side of the avenue to a point mile and a half beyond The pro moters of the scheme have met with the Usual opposition which arises in the attempt toperform a work of the character Only the great necessity which most of the people has enabled the iwork to be pushed forward to Its present stage of com pletion Not a Water With perfect hor esty and an evident intention of advancing the interests of the Detroit Art Association a lady tendered to the hanging committee of the Association Saturday a picture taken from for exhibition in the gallery remarking that it was a water color painting by the famous artist Toby Rosen thal The committee thanked the lady and asked her to bring the picture and after it was done proceeded to the consideration of its classification They all admitted that it was a hairtlsome picture and worthy of the highest admiration and were sounding praises to the name of Rosenthal when Rob ert Hopkin with a merry twinkle in his eye I lifted the canvas and said he wished to try an experiment for Wetting the Uiaix anger or nis right hand he applied it to tne picture in two or three places and exhibiting the rpcnlt nia I vvi Al JJCB 1J kJ IJ fj proved to their satisfaction that it was a pho tograph of one of illustrations fin ished in water colors I The Michigan Central Superinten A few days ago Three Press announced the probability of retirement from the General SuperIntendency of the Michigan Central Railroad It is now definitely settled that Mr Strong leaves that road March 1st at which time he will resume his former position as Superintendent of the Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad Assistant General Superintendent Henry Led yard will be promoted to the General Super Intendency and the office of assistant will be abolished Mr Ledyard will remain in De troit His admirable management of the Central while in the capacity of assistant is a sufficient guaranty of the ability he will bring to the higher office to which his talents and executive ability have elevated him Detroit Milwaukee Railroad Hera path (London England) Railway Journal of January 29th says of the Detroit Mil waukee Railway Joy Chandler and Buhl offer to reorganize this company giving the holders of the first and 'second bonds and coupon bonds two thirds of their amount in a hew first charge set of bonds bearing six per cent currency or six per cent interest in gold interest commencing to run one year from the time of sale of the line there is mon lu uu Liunieu uuwuw oi tne same hrst vuarge uouus to near seven per cent Interest the proceeds being used to put the road in condition The Great Western of Canada Board recommend the proposals for accept ance They seem to us fair and as much as the bondholders can Death of a Stranger A man died at Hospital riday night and from papers found on his penon it Is supposed that he is a moulder named Wm Newberry who worked for the Detroit Bridge Company in 1872 and that he has friends in Canada At 3 Saturday afternoon Dr Lichty made awsl morfem examination after Coroner Cahill proceeded with an inquest and a verdict was rendered that death was caused by congestion of the lungs and cerebro irritation of the brain lrobabilitief In the nnivr bv upper Mississippi Valley cloudy or partly cloudy weather and possibly followed by light snow or rain In the lower lakes Middle States and New England rising barometer falling tempera ture northwest to southwest winds clearer partly cloudy weather and gradually followed in the two first districts by falling barometer winds shift Inc to southerte nr slowly rising temperature Insane and Desperate Saturday after noon word was received nt the Gratiot avenue police station of the doings of an in sane man named John Bender who lives on i High street Officer Jantz was detailed to look after the case and upon his arrival at Mr house found that he had broken furniture demoJished crockery accused his son and other relatives of all imaginable mis doings and to clap the climax announced a determination to wage war against every body rather than submit to capture Officer Jantz first tried moral suasion then threats but at last was obliged to resort to force to capture Mr Bender and after a laborious tussle of about two hours succeeded lu lodg ing him at the Gratiot avenue police station Six The committee of the German American Normal School Associa tion have Blade arrangements for a series nt six concerts for the benefit of the German American Normal School fund direc tion of these concerts has been confided to the Misses Lina and Camilla Allardt and i they will be given In the Seminary Hall on Lafayette street on Wednesday evening of each week commencing on the 23d inst In addition to the Misses Allardt who are both accomplished musicians Miss Pauline Bengel pianist and Sihler violinist will take part in the first concert of the se ries Tickets are for sale at Roe and music stores This evening at Grace Church Dr Stocking will deliver his second lecture on Martin Luther Bryant Stratton Business Uni versity Hall has crown from a beginning to be one of the luetitu tiona of Its class on the continent THE beat material used at the inley Shoe Leather store cor of Atwater and Batea Opinion of Dr Steuart President Maryland Hoapkal Baltimore have need Lie Liquid Extract of Beef for more than a year and recommend It as one of the most efficient pre parations 1 have ever met with It combines the virtues of food and tonic in a remarkable Hinchman Sons Agents Pocket Books and Leather Goods Seely CALIORNIA ESTER BEURRE PEARS At LJ WEST HAVANA ORANGES 5 At THEATRE COMIQUE Monday ebruary 2Iet the great spectacular daama Best bill offer' 2t JLpl KE PIANOS $265 Bryant fc Stratton Business University occuniee the finest suite of rooms of any similar institntlon in the country THE best people bny their work at the inley Shoe Leather store corner of At water and Bates At 633 Second girl to do gen eral housework Must come well recom mended MALAGA GRAPES warranted fresh At A BBOTT MATTHEWS POST HUBON Stabbing lre Loes $700 Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Port Huron eb Robert McMullen was attacked and badly stabbed by some roughs in the irst Ward last night A tire at noon to day resulted in the de struction of a barn and its contents owned by August Schultz of art Gratiot Loss $700 Insured for $300 Greenville I An Acute n'ltaeu James Taylor aged twenty eight was sent I Lyman remain was cross examining lately to the Asylum riday morning Insanity I a colored man Aurelian Peek bv name a caused by religious excitement I witness in the trial at Johnstown New York I of Smith for the murder of Yost when the (eneral items I following queer dialogue occurred The rom present appearances PawPaw will I J'rl ness had testified that he had once soon have a hat factory tn full blast capable I ln business on his own account in of turning out thirty to forty dozen wool hata vour business break ta per dav I quired Mr Tremain sir it busted Lydia Murray of Homer died Monday I Ply in the ntnetv first var ot her age 7 have a Iaw at Rev John Gernsh Presbyterian had a do lnqlr nation party at the parsonage Homer I remain He couldn be my Thursday night Receipts $95 I be anythlm replied Peek I It could not be strange if he were a white I man the white and colored races often Remarried A man and wife in Easton I marry and retired Sir Treman ton Georgia were remarried after two years I is only done among the of matrimony The ceremony having I responded Peek This of course been in some way informal and the Inherit I down the the court and prisoner ance of a large amount of property depend I joining in the laugh Ing upon the validity of their marital rela I tions they called their friends together Who Plated Yorick one of our had a brilliant wedding and went off on a I writes a reader Booth honeymoon tour played for a week last month taking a dlf I erect character each night The morning A NautchGirl At a nautch the I after his Hamlet one of several gentlemen dancing girl Guyana flung herself at the I sitting round a breakfast table asked in the head of the Prines of Wales in a nauteh I most serious tones if Booth took the role of sense till at last put out of countenance he I the gravedigger Not being the least abashed turned hia head aside and engrossed himself I by the inevitable reply he'next distinguished in conversation with Lady Gore Lambton I himself by the the question played The London correspondent ot the Baltimore I Simultaneously two gentlemen Bulletin sends this reassuring intelligence 1 answered the skull eminine Criticism Two young ladies I A Chinaman Sign An enterprising in the Mercantile Library says the Brooklyn I Chinaman ot Gold Hill Nevada recently Argus yesterday afternoon were discusing mounted the following sign handsomely a preference expressed by one ot them for I painted on his newly established wash elean shaven men when the other was heard I house: Charlie washing done dam to remark object to a man with a I Virtuous public opinion toon reasonable quantity of hair on his face but I I obliged him to take down the sign and put up UXe marry a buffalo one with less scripture in INEST RENCH MACCARONY 1 Ih hfirvafa rpURKISH PRUNES CURRANTS ySPARAGUS tj LBS BEST JAVA COEE MARMALADE 0ONDENSED MILK JESTBOURBON genup COCOANUT GELATINE CHOCOL tTE rpwo LBS BEST ROASTED JAVA COEE A or rnnis XJEW ASPIN ALL BANANAS At ItfEDICAL BOOKS very cheap if bought thia IVX week at 93 Michigan ave SECOND HAND Books bought and sold st LOM 9S Michigan ave jTCE RIPE BANANAS MANUACTURING and wholesale business for sale Safe and profitable A chance for par ties with some capital to make a good investment Present proprietor would retain an interest Ad dress A A ree Press e2O 1 pe a 3p1 PARENT THE large patronage enioyea by Bryant Straton Buainess University Me Hall proves the institution to be a 'great success SOAP 7c per bar pROCTOR SOAP THJc per pound SITUATIONS WANTED ree Advertising In the Sunday ree Press The kee Press will publish51 Sundays free of charge until further notice all adver tisements of applicants for situations of any kind as well as all advertisements announcing vacant situations! The wide circulation of the paper Insurea hosts of readers for all ad vertisements and those of the character des ignated will attract special attention Rvan1 Rebels Ryan the burglar r999Ptly sentenced to fifteen years in the State Prison was assigned to the cigar fac tory mine prison Saturday morning to begin work He refused to obey orders and was taken to a solitary cell where he will be kept until he changes his mind On hie way oat to Jackson riday Rran nfTprpl trw hpf with his escort that he would not be in prison five Ir Michigan Central The earn ings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the month of January just passed were $518567 an increase over tfte same period last year of $176G5 THEATRE COMIQUiC Monday ebruary 21st the great spectacular drama Best hill offered 2t S50000 TOLOAN AT 9 PER CENT On flrat claHB Detroit city property if called for immediately WALKER KENT 18 Moffat Building THE DETEOIT EEE PRESS Dally Tri Weekly and Weekly BOY WANTED to set up pins at 72 Larned at west Call in the even nr Bananas bananas bananas at 1 SWAN'S opp i'oatoffl irst class bath rooms Connected with ARNOLD A CO 'S BARBER SHOP 6H Bates arreet JACOB ARNOLD Proprietor fel2 19 20 26 27Amr5 SAYINGS AND DOINGB Tha av I Internal ImnrnvABMMtata uue jipurrc rilin Krrt a nw nrnriiap aaaatnn No 42 I jewelry 6lOre is being handsomely frescoed of Trade the ouana City cases will be taken nn 4 Ifadethe following preamble and resolu cauM ftatnre Swift and the City Attorney Mondav morning a ccrWied copy was I and Lungs has published Xi S8 Detroit Opera House orche tra Aex McKenzie their annual masquerade fa will be found the more nottanl'bnt I Monday night I in eePentag the narigatlon CentraI market Ming'h Sick people are prone to talk about their blood I The country jurors for the currenVterm of I Jo8" this Boardf Tahw a dp uTtlexVwldUlTUrt have been keorA Ho pital and Tvrlj9" Home give supper I Tiao4 04 nr A a I hope that tae work AO AiirjaaPnllvs WtoSSSS housef to its of the human organism We couta notPlive I 459 ass aVenue riday night and fitole about I workis? tiime th? importance of this ny rU SIS R3 ws? the bloo1 a8 f88t Chris7nTlmteeHnSfOf the h3Vf blood becomes impure every time the I ChristJan Association for the election of offi I the enlari LVr or fail to perform their full cers be held Monday evening I the lak's the canals between Orne an old and Well known wiU he urea If the liver the CltIzen of Detrolt dled at St Hospital Jd and uninterrupted Ldaonr high' wxa me 11 ip i ry yn pi rv 11 1 a uuoua iirrji iM tin tv a incroi hnir yi llic bisi vh eh or na 'htoi Michigan those having bank paper maturing "ut they guide you to a pro treft day must look aft" it Monday taterruption? impuritv Jen and Annie Doornlnk and Henry Cus kidneys And for the same reason it Im I ter atred two three and six years resoective I i Satur I sothat accri upunty or blood wi hout one or being so deranged as to not I rally perform its office and whichever one is rtn I ranged is the oue to be acted upcu by medicines I from tfiif the medcinea must be different in each case What will act well I on the liver will have no effect on the kid Not ooly we adaPt our treat I unt our most CS aJ extel the particular kind of I tvhich exists in the blood I aroViCalled 'madcines to purify the I unackcre of ignorance andhev JLV "PL ot to cure fault it bw uie oran which is at lu ech impurity which exists meacn eas bat are the fame in al) Never hnv unless it be a mere ptll to open your bowels when they are not regular Ited I knntci1moa physicians of lim Mid experience when in doubt as CO fnf Ama ann naVnwv A 7 rc a uieease io tell the iflftieut that it is his liver If the liver does not act properly you will know it by the dark color of unr fkin and by a tinge of yellow in rhe white of eivita 43 oi 113 natural color and there Is no yellowness of the whites ot the eves farfrom and the less medicine you take to act upon it the better it will Is readily te'l about the action of your kidneys but there will generally be too much or too lttle water or there will be a reddish or or over kdneys whenever they are af reet No defect in the action of the liver or kidneys ever produces cough expectoration from the lungs 8 of breath If you have these symp toms they can only be produced by the bad aition of the lungs In such a case you know that your hloou must ba impure and that the impurity tn it Is cartion tear td for that is the very impurity which the lungs remove The shortness of breath is a proof that you do not get sufficient air to re move it You would not have of it you had not too much carbonic acid in yournlood it Is the voice of nature callin" for more air freer breathing Naw fuming that the blood is Impure and it i impurity to consist of retained carbonic acid CdU ed by the obstructed state of the lungs what must be done to purify it? It is senseless quack ery to begin dosing the stomach and persecutim'the liver and kidneys in such a caee Nature wilfnot permit na to purify the blood from carbonic acid by any channel except the lungs and we cannot do so by the lungs so long as they remain congest ed and obstructed by disease We must attack tins congestion and obstruction in the lungs and utuauuuj MUH aS W6 SUC ceeaia removing th local ilseae of the luns so will we succeed in purifying theblood The latter depends on the former in every cate A proper treatment then for the purification of the blood depends on the organ which causes the impurity Whichever one of the three organs is most impaired is the one which should receive most attention from the physician Hall are acting badly then all murt be embraced in the treatment We must regulate the action of the lungs liver and kidneys and see that lheyara kept well regelated in every case or we cannot hojc to succeed HUNTER Dt Abstract Building Lafayette ave near City HalL Detroit Mich Office hours 9 to 4 daily (Sundays 10 to 12) A list of questions will be sent to invalids in the country who desire my opinion of their case Thev will remember however that my practice is confined exclusively to the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Head Throat Langs and Scrofula fe20 daw Popular Home A Suffoca tion of The Detroit ree Press VV filch is the association or who the direc tor or manager that will furnish a series of popular home concerts at popular prices vur city can furnish an unusual amount of amateur talent and yet it is only at rare at the mass of our citizens are opportunity of hearing these even then the fee is demanded which would admit one to hear a Hm re 11 19 Permitted only a limited r1rrl zi certs given by our musiriocieUes and thandeone do not' embrace more thre our musical talent also there is much talent in the dramatic and elo twhc could be utilized both 1 Knt and Profit Now that the A have a hall of their own such a WOTS miffbt nnHoral vsxxxulz Dim home PCCu niary profit to themselves and certainly fur nish amusement to vast numbers in the com munity over whose morals they are supposed to exftrt ftn bib Yr a In ZLIiZi vvwu luuueuce IDal the social season will soon be closed by the advent of Lent such a series of entertain ments under proper auspices would be abundantly successful Patent Gas Burner and Opal Globe needs only to be tried to bo appreciated We pnt them on trial Please address or call at Lasseixx 232 Woodward ave Herxr Mich eb 19th 1876 Close: I find it a hard matter to get birds for the match which as to some off at Jackson on the 2d of March and if It will be agreeable to yon I ould like to postpone the match until the 4th of Nttoutd this be satisfactory to you! hope to hear from you soon Respectfully William Lact Combs and Brushes of every description Seely Kansas Land and Immigrant is doing a noble work They have lately purcha ed many of those beautiful rolling prairie land pos sessing many natural advantagi for and stock raising which have been held heretofore by capitalists and beyond the reach of the ordinary immigrant This will be welcome ne vs to many while the tide of immigration is flowing to Kansas and civilization is fast claiming for its own the far West who contemplate moving with their lamuies mis aetlcntful climate Land and Immigrant Association has a State char ter with a capital stock of cue million dollars divided Into two hundred th insand shares of five dollars each and will make a division of its prop erty to its shareholders at Atchinson on March 28th Read advertisement in another column and for further information apply at Room 13 Howard House block Gilt Lava and Parian Ware Seely Mistakes Cobrections When Messrs Schultz Co the great soap boilers put out their last brand of soap which they called it met with some opposition We presumed knowing that the abuse of an article is the best way in the world to advertise it that the shrewd gentlemen themselves were behind most of this same aouse Knew from the time the Patrick was first put upon the market that the use of the names was indorsed by many digni taries of the church ranging from an Archbishop down and the indorsement was seconded by many of the more humble followers of St Patrick But we never presumed that these obiwtinn mostly caused by those who disapproved of the use of the name on conscientious grounds But now it seems that we were in error as well as Messrs Schultz A Co for they have found they were really hurting the feelings of some of the lovers of the Saint and they have conclnded to withdraw the brand as they never Intended and will not hurt any one's feelings by at tempting to push IL After surveying the field we think the action of Messrs Schultz Co about as fair a thing as we have seen in the busi ness world for many a day In fact men who would for fear of injuring people's feelings quiet ly pocket the pecuniary loss attached to this with drawal and publicly acknowledge their mistake deserve success and commendation in this age of grasping and getting in any way Gentlemen yon may have committed an error but you have honor ably and fully made amends for it Success at tend the successor of St Patrick VOIGT 'brewer EXTRA LAGER BjIER Grand River Avenne DETROIT MICH This beer is bottled by Jacob Beller 1 1 State st MMoney A Oo Grand River ave and Williams Co Brewers Duncan a Brewery rno21 aulv JALAQA GIDIPE8 nice and freBh3WAN8 HE beat fitting shoes are made at tho Shoe Leather Company' cor of Atwater and Bates 1 lb pac xags forSCc albs for 23c 3 lbs for 25c 30c per can or 30c per jar 25c per can 60c per bottle 33c per pound 20c per package 38c per pound ror r3 rents Best mocha and java coffees Mixed roasted and ground 40c per pound TEST BAKING POWDER 35c per pound TEST OLIVE OIL quart bottles 90c per bottle African java coffee Roasted or Ground 40c per pon nd LJ A SALMON LL GOODS CHEAP goods WARRANTED AT HULL BROTHERS' Opera Honsc Block Cor Monroe Av DETROIT MICHIGAN UNDAY ERRTT A 9A YXfT'T'TT I wiu wiiii ou ri'Lb ivr I Thfi 1 mmm 1 ii Wt 7 1 1.