Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

LEGAL NEWS filed the bin did yen give any reporter any efforts to save the i GETTING ON 3 3 READINGS MEDICAL RAILROADS Lehigb lump 410 00 Bloesburg Lehigh nut stove Willow Bank con was filed against MICHIGAN Leave 1 3 4 LOST AND yOl ND BOARDING In open 1 ooa issengers can get Through Tickets Arrive 6:25 ISC ELL AN EOUS PALACE BAKERY PALACE BAKERY A COPLAND'S NOTICES 10 pre hin! feS lm STEAM CARPET BEATER DRUGS THE PLESSNER SWIT xn 231 Jefferson Avenue Cor Randolph st against note of 5:25 pm 12:20 £0 1 60 8:15 a 4:50 11 I is 18 20 16 12 1 1 6:45 16:45 88 85 60 65 6 25 6 73 7 23 7 73 3269 90 "io 1816 5 1JH6 80 61513 56 120 300 193 49946 Leave Detroit time a 8:40 a noon 6:55 the horse broke through Smith and Trocken 430 8 1 148 586 1S5 1 5 13 1 10l White Yellow Brown 1875 1233 3783 1014 i llaA 2108 lour bbls Wheat bn Corn bu Oats bu Barley Apples bbls Beans lbs Butter lbs Cattle Eggs prgs eed tons ish bbls Dried trait lbs Dressed hogs Live Hogs Hides lbs Higbwlnea bbls Iron lbs Lumber Lard lbs Leather lbs Potash lbs Pork bbls Seed lbs Sheep Shingles Staves cars Tobacco lbs Wool lbs The following drawn from the 14 hours: rc as 119 Je Leave 2:50 a 7:30 a 5:45 7:36 am 5:45 10:60 am 3:50 pm The Plaintiff's Counsel Content Them selves In the Way ot Testimony With Choice Readings rom Paper THOM DETROIT CARLTON JUNCTION OB rOBT HUBOX TO 18 18 18 28 6 2 50 Telegraph Pacific Mau A Express Express A MU Express Express Central Erie Erie pfd Harlem Harlem pfd Michigan Central Union Pacific stock Lake Shore Illinois Central Northwestern Northwestern pfa Central Bock island St Paul St Paul pfd 109 106 102 106 114 114 114 99 135 180 80 85 John Galloway Camille Bobbins and James Scripps on the Stand far tha Defense LINT ERE MARQUETTE HI Depot foot of Third street Ticket offices with Michigan Central 154 Jefferson avenne and in Depot Trains ran by Detroit time Thia ie the only route to Holly lint the 8ai 18 40 00 TO 4 00 IS 18 9 55 5512 14 15 11 00 5 17 6 1 25 14 20 13 7 13 00 27 68 50 S3 40 16 13 102 19 101i: 107 118 18 117 17 103 91 Wabash Wabash pfd Wayne' Terre Haute Terre Haute pf Chi A Alton Chi Alton pfd Ohio Mississippi Indiana Central Bur Quincy Hannibal St Joe Del Lac A West A fc Telegraph Central Pacific bds Union Pacific land grants sinking funds Mariposa 1 Mariposa pfd Panama RIDAY MORNING MARCH 3 Suspension Bridge and Buffalo Albany Troy Schen ectady New York! Boston Protlandand Providence TO DETROIT rnex New York 1 Boston I Briar Hill Brookfield 1 CannelLi ijMassUJon i 42400 56 120 "2 1125 ry to cut id was 1 00 75 50 15 03 75 00 25 00 00 15 80 50 25 7 00 00 00 00 00 00 and as he passed me going heard him whispering to leave the old jade and 107 1 104 99 104 113 8CBX ETC 83 115 165 5 6 UU1A 5 2 oota 10 4 7 OftS 5 1 2 00 2 2 50 1 25 40 lowef pimple on th poeiiively be cored Ladies wen tine th moot delicate attentiT sail or write Pleasact home for parents A book for the nih Hon Marriage Guide which tells you sH these dteeaaee wbo should why oot 10 cents to par PCftaje has 30 room a and pxrlora Yoe see noose bukthe Doctor 3os boura9a to 1 xn Sundays 10 to 13 a xn All joess Strictly confidential ce xy ancy Retail Bakery No 16 Monroe Avenne Nearly Opposite the City Hall DR JAMES Lock Hospital Chicago Illinois Corner Washington and ranklin Chartered by the State of IlUncIa tea the expreae purpose gAvtue immediate relie' in all cases private chronic and urinary die eases in all their oon Eiicated forms It la wei nown that DR JAMES fcaa stood at the bead the profession for the last SO years Age and eveniBg cf March an Equi al reward will be paid to to GEO LATIMER 21 mh2 2tt 32 140 133! 60 66 61102 9342 63 49107 I10 40S registered 10 40S coupons Currency 6s a WW UAHrDB ine iUHuniRfi wwo 36 37 1876 500 2899 898 1336 496 15820 650 18 25 45 3365 125 21 WhfiA Rnrl Smith was at work for Aurust Trockeubrod Thursday scraping ice prep ar a I 50 2 "45 bu bn bu 66564 12626 14677 1495 81221 14121 i The Second Proceedings in the Reilly Scripps Libel Case HOWuPRINTING a specialty at KR mh2 lw UNIMEiT lODESE! Curee Neuralgia ace Aclie Ilbecnia tlsm Gout ronted eet Chilblains Sore Tiiroat Erysipelas Bruises or of every kind in man or animal Dr William Lage of No 265 ourth av enue New York suffered for many years with I stiffness and intense pain in his knee and at times was unable to walk caused by an injury received on the Hudson River Railraad Tried every reme dv that skill or science could dense without bt flt Liniment Iodidx or Ammonia gave instant relief and effected a complete cure bold by an druggists Only 60 cts and SI a bottle arrand Williams Co Wholesale Agent Detroit Mich fe9 eoalm C1B The Washtenaw County Pioneer Society held its regular quarterly meeting Good Templars Hall rt Ypsilanti Wednesday "Essays ware read by Wm Gregory Mr Williams and Harrtlnan The latterwas on the builders and the Stone Age and Indian "which is to be pub lished In the county paper at the request of the society A committee of five was ap pointed to write the history of the county to be published in the history ofthe State to be issued by the State Pioneer Association Invtiatkina were extended to the State Asso ciation to hold its coming festival at Ann Arbor fe5 lm A WHOLESALE Cracker and Biscuit Bakery 1 6 ITIonroe Avenue a 12 a 6:00 a Grand Rapids (b) 8:00 a HiS LLa xm AAA epied tSatatdays excepted tDaily ar TToInrao vrsA IJODQKRS hp'SaJCSBtBo0MB 'nfThe beat restaurants in the attached AddresstLJ "pe? ogee re jw rTTTpSTrnright ten horse engine counter shafts hangers tn order Address JNO jwn Houe City fe5 lm Atlantic Express Day Express Detroit Buffalo Exp "KT over VnrV UrTirMfi Sundays excepted JDafly 1 Sleeping Car on 6:55 train to Rochester and Hornelsville Parlor car on day trains WM EDGAR Pass Agent Hamilton Western Passenger Agent Detroit furnished room 264 Jef drug stere 25 85 55 63 75 40 S5 I Chicago Express GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY DEPOTS oot of Third St and oot of Brush St TICKET OICES 151 Jefferson Ave and at the Depots Arrive Detroit time 7:00 a a JDafly of cars Tkmart Bav City Mall 8X) a 12:15 a in nnriri a ax ra kisy viiy DaKiAiow ama Bay City Saginaw Kxd 5:00 TJw ln i Th Crf ATI 10fl2fl Ti TT1 jpTnourse ilc potter i Gen! Ticket Agent General Manager oc3 tf Depot foot of Brush st Detroit Arrive Objected to' and la by3 the question a day or two 's vMr Griffin mean prior to the puhUca lion of the WitneM did not communicate' the fact that such a charge was NMr you know Mr Ross Witness know him 'Mr Griffin long have you known him i first knew him on the: 7th of Mr Griffin Witness my "Mr Griffin time Mr Griffin did he want Witness wanted to see a copy of that 2 Mr you let him see it I Mr then did he do Witness "I know that I am bound to answer Mr what ground do you de cline to answer Witness the ground that It mayaf fat th cua pending against Mr Griffin kind of a' case Witness again decline to answer on the ground that an answer may tend to criminate 1 Mr" Chipman argued that he could not answer the question in such a way as to criminate himself and appealed to the court to instruct the witness to answer claiming that if he persisted in his refusal his whole testimony must be stricken out The court sustained the witness in his declination and counsel for the plaintiff ex cepted The witness subsequently explained that what he had in his mind in declining to answer was the civil suit now pending against him Mr I understand that the Witness no longer claims the privilege Court judge so from his last IMr your Honor the wit ness does not Mr Lothrop may It please the court we cannot stop to give this man a le gal Mr Griffin (to witness) did Ross I do when he asked you for the bill Witness said there had been a bill filed and asked me if it contained charges ot adultery against Judge Reilly I sold the bill was in court and could be seen there lie then asked me if this thing happen in the office and I replied that Robbins Would swear to something as strong as that I told him that if he simply wanted to announce that there had been such a bill filed he might do so but cautioned him not to mention my nameor Judge Mr you communicate to the reporter anything more than that you have stated I gave him something of history and told how he had been swindled out of his money through the duet of his Mr day of the week Witness and the bill was on the previous Mr hour was it that you saw Ross Witness 9 and 12 On redirect examination by Judge Crofoot Mr Galloway testified that before the th of December he had no acquaintance with Mr Scripps or any other person connected with his paper CAMILLE BOBBINS Was the next witness He testified that he knew Mr Galloway had employed him to do business for him he had no objection to Mr Galloway testifying in this case regarding hiswlfe Witness was not cross examined JAMES The defendant was then called Ha testified that he was connected with the paper in which the libel was published and thvt the price of the paper was two cents The question as to what pecuniary interest In the concern was was objected to but allowed by the court Witness owned a two thlrd Interest The first Impression of the paper is published at 2 witness looked after the editorial telegraph State news correspondence" and matter of that kind called the general department In December 1875 Mr Dee was city editor The busiest hour of I the day was just before going to press He had no knowledge ofthe libelous article before it was pubiisuea on tue uay of ita publication he was busy abstracting the message He had no per sonal acquaintance with Judge Keuly prior to the th of December and had no malice or ill feeling toward him Cross examined by Mr Griffin Began to get the message about 3 on the 7th of December printed a portion of it that dav: the article in regard to the plaintiff was published in both editions of his paper i Mr Griffin drew the attention of the jury to the fact that the portion of the President message printed was about half a column Witness said ne uiu not auuw uuw took to prepare the" imelous article The message came in a fragmentary state and witness with bls assistant ar ranged it He first read the article referring to Mr "Reilly next day when presented to him in the writ He presumed he exer cised his usual care in looking over the issue of the Sth of December Mr felt it Incumbent upon 'you to look over the paper a little carefully for a few days Inasmuch as a gross libel had been perpetrated Question ruled out by the court Mr you see the article in libel SPEEDILY CURED All forms of private and nervous disease at the old established AV ESTKN HIED1CAL IN STITUTE without the use of mercury or hin drance from business 25( Jefferson ave Detroit Mich Syphilis Gonon ho a Gleet Striture Syphilid or Mercnnal Affections of the throat bkm Mid Bne and all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder are cared for life Spermatorrhoea hex ual Debiliy and Impotency as the result of relf sbuse tn youth or other causes and which produce some ef the folio wine effects: as emissions blotches debility dizziness nervousness dimness of sight cougn indigestion constipation despondency contusion of ideas aversion to society lose of memory and sextual power and which unfits the victim for busi ness or marriage (no matter who failed) are perma nently cured Patients treated by meal or everywhere but where possible it is best to visit the city for personal consultation 40 Turpentine in 8045 85 leas quantity 10 62 yMOBHOl'S house on ourth st Cir tables: good location for kv tv fe20 2w 8104 7317 were the amounts of grain with elevatorB named during the last 6:00 11 £5 a tn 6:30 a Through coaches and sleepers ran between De troit and Muskegon Cheap fares and quick time by thia route to ana from the Saginaw valley Grand Rapids Muske kon Petoskey Mackinaw and the principal points in Northern Michigan The ferry steamer leaves Brush Street Depot for the Great Western Railway direct at 8:50 a 12:20 pm and 6:55 pm new sleeping cars on all night trains CALLAWAY Asst Supt ALRED "WHITE rt and Pass Agent TERSWANTED Wanted fifty miles of Detroit an i nva ser The bust peetable and a person willing irngood pay UI SKYMAN 88 Griswold st The trial of the case of Judge Reilly against James Scripps for libel was re sumed in the Superior Court yesterday Judge Cochrane presiding Mr Griffin for the plaintiff put in evi dence the libelous article and offered the let ter mentioned in the report of proceedings a letter addressed to Judge Reilly by the father of a young lady with whom he was on visiting terms giving him the cut direct This was objected toby counsel and the court ruled it out Next the plaintiff offered in testimony an article in paper of December 8 (the day the publication of the libel upon which the present action is brought) headed Libel Suit udge Reilly is Dissatisfied with the Proceedings of the Superior Court and Instead of Going to Judge "Cochrane Picks a Quarrel This was objected to but the objection was overruled and an exception was taken Then followed an article of December 9 headed Reilly Slashing Around for and containing a contemptuous reference to Con An article coupling the names of Judge Reilly and George Penniman in a like contemp tuous manner was ruled out The next item of testimony was a paragraph stating that contestants in the Ward will case are still adding to their corps of lawyers They have lately retained Levi Griffin and Don Dlckinson These two gentlemen occupy the same suite of rooms that his Honor Judge Reilly This Mr Griffin said he interpreted as an imputation upon Judge Reilly and he thought the jury would also interpret it in that light It was admitted and read to the jury Another paragraph was read in which mention is made of small ring of Detroit lawyers having entered into a con etc and of Judge Reilly allow ing himself to be used by them as a figure The last of these extracts wasIiead ed Contemptible and bore reference to the criminal action against Scrimps instituted at the complaint of Judge Reilly In this connection Mr Griffin offered to prove that Logan Chipman who was also mentioned In the article as one of Judge Reilly's advisers knew nothing about the proceedings against Scripps until after they had been commenced Judge Cochrane said it was not and no effort was made to press the offer The plaintiff then rested and the DEENSE WAS BEGUN Mr Crofoot first offered certified copies of the original bill the amended bill and the answer in the divorce case of Robbins va Robbins Judge Coshrane said that the originals of those documents were in the court room whereupon they were substituted for the certified copies Mr Griffin objected to their admis sion on the grounds that they were not a part of the record from which it follows that the libel complained of is not matter also that the bill furnishes no evidence that it was the source of information when he published the libelous article as It does not appear that it was on file at that time Judge Cochrane said that although the record does not show that it was as a matter of fact on file at the time of the publication I complained of He sustained Mr objection however The defense then ot tered the same documenta in mitigation of damages and they were admitted on that ground Then followed an argument by Mr Loth rop and Mr Crofoot as to what constitutes and at the conclusion of the arguments JOHN GALLOWAY The solicitor who drew the Robbins bill was called to the witness stand He testified that Camille Robbins communicated to him the facta upon which both the origi nal and amended bills were drafted I Mr Crofoot asked the witness if Robbins related to him the facts upon which the adultery clause was inserted in the bill Mr Griffin objected to Mr Galloway Answering that on the" grounds that it was immaterial and Irrelevant and for the urth er reason that being a communication from client to attorney it was privileged and'Mr Galloway had no right to disclose it without i Mr Robbins waiving his privilege The objection was overruled and the wit ness answered He then went on to state that the first time he had a consultation with Robbins the lat ter told him that he had caught his wife and Judge Reilly in the act charged in the bill that he (Robbins) insisted upon incorporating that in the bill against his advice to proceed simply on the grounds of desertion ana fraud The defenee then offered to projre by thia witness that Robbins had released him from any professional obligation of secrscy and consented to his testifying to whatever took place between them Judge Cochrane ruled that they must I show that release or waiver by the client himself The objection was subsequently withdrawn however and Mr Gallo way testified that after the action for criminal libel had been commenced Robbins asked him wLat SOAP $2000000 Stolen In fire years from BABBITT of New York Who still makes Best Soap fe20 ly II ARRISON under the auspices ot the Womans Christian Temperance AUiancajit A Hall Monday evening March 6rb 1876 Ad mission 25 cents Tickets may be members ot the Association or at Arnold a Book Store and the door ran ita Thkatke Wxlch Proprietor Habbt Wood Director NIondav eb 28 ANOTilKIt NEW COMPANY We strive to pieaee Engiecment extraordinary at an enormous salary MISS NELLY PIEKIs the finest operatic vocalist on the stage irst ap nearance of the following artists: Sheffer ami Nelson Lavarde Sisters Minnie and Allie Miss Rosa Doyle Miss Belie Lavarde and the first time of the thrilling drama entitled THz TEXAN SCOUT with new scenery wardrobes etc some thing every boiy should see Immense ce last week of the foil win "artists: Hara sPrj Harry Clifford Miss Lizzie Harmon Miss Lottie Grant Our Stock Co in new acts HMy Wood annie Wood Johnny Morissy annie ricat a promise the best bill of the season Prices a usual: riday evening March 3 grand compll roentarv benefit to Treasurer Wheat Corn Oats Rye bu bu bu bu bu Shipments 61 0 696 City consumption2 111 TotalT 8281 696 The following table shows the estimated amount of grain In store: Wheat Com Oats Rye bn bu Elevator 188683 12514 i 16 316 776 Total 203018 13320 iMenhaden No 2 Sperm 14 Labrador Straits Bank Mecca Pebble Rock No 1 Car Lu bricator Natural WVa lubricator RCUUVUU 4WV 4Z Turpentine by Bay City Kxprta tne frTm 'Kalamazoo i (a dtUlUGT IV AVASU B0 I (b)Arnvce Mondays at 3:30 a in Neatsfoot! 00l 25 I Parlor cars on Day impress ugi I fcX CkA XJ SA I as HENRY WENTWORTH Jan 1S76 General Passenger and Ticket Agent Trains ran by Detroit time Saginaw Bay City 7t Grand itapias a Maven i Muskegon Milwaukee Saginaw St Johns 5:30 Grand Rapids Haven I Muskegon ThETROIT OPERA IIOL5E ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Engagement for Twe N'ghto of America a greatest Comedian MR JOHN OWENS Supported by the sterling dramatic company of theGrand Opera Cincinnati who wiu appear tendar evgngiarch in THE VICTIMS and SOLON JS1IIN'GIJE Tuesday last appearance of Mr Owens Every riend and Solon Sliinglc Adml slon 25 to and 75 cents Reserved seatst for sale by Amsden at Roe Stephens Music Store mh3 4ta IZpHELLINO houses '7T7rnR The two story brick SSTt as No 151 Larned straiMmedUtely mb3 Centennial Bell Soap Is the Leading Soap of America Que trial i sufficient to be convinced of Its su periority over all other eoapa It is made of pare vegetable oils and purely carboiuucd potash alks lies which is also vegetable and is carefully pre pared by an experienced soap maker who claims it to be the only purely vegetable soap in exlst eace It is put up in nandsome cakes in paper wrappers representing the national colors Asky our grocer for the CENTENNIAL SOAP i Sold everywhere Manufactured only by CASPAR SHULTE 945 917 and 949 Woodbridge st eat I DETROIT MICH 1 STRONG State Agent for Michigan In I and Ohio 1m Hoaak "7S 50r I Street Price for armers1 reAucts' I Apples per bbl 2 90' 8 40 31 25 1 50 8 25 7 90 a 9 00 13 40 9 0 85 13 is 9 5 15 00 KCaTs ite distnetof a eecore a Per" moi per annum by a TZreehngsaleesoan An erpcrienccd come wen Sncker bakc7Leed apply Addresa frt! None others references I Cincinna fe29 5t I etc Ingrain 5c a yard: Brussels 6c Vel vet 7c Wilton 8c Ax minster 10c This ma chine whips all in til oni Tin at BEATER III TEAR BOVXD ORDERS promptly attended toil left at the Carpet Store? or sen direct to 26 Gil man St WM GIIER Open all tlse Year Hound plraeant rooms also table board ort and Cungres ets ril m3p 12D vth ooiai also table board 80 Cen fct fe28 lw It cost Babcock but $25000 to get 'X New York Er doubta if women come under the head of "P60? BeaUon has Seth Green t0 respect rights Wbleb everybodyi hour NDid youPw thaPt STcuban tobacconists grind up leather and put it In theli cigars 7 Patronize your home tanneries The Sheridan baby is no great shakes after aU Same howl same kicking same double chin aa John baby has Hof bricks at the feet of old maids have during the past winter caused thirteen con flagations with a loss of $123(500 A condemned murderer in Auburn Prison has sixteen lady correspondents and he writes to some of them daily The girls at Vassar College have broken thirteen acres of lee this winter whUe skat ing and been an open winter too The Boston Traveller thinks that men ought to shave themselves instead of patronizing barbers They have female barbers in Boston A St Louis man broke a horse of the habit of running away by putting a chattel mort gage on him The animal knew that he must obey the law New York has just caught and Imprisoned an old man who acknowledges that he has been a professional liar swindler and thief for slxty two years Washington hotel keepers charge $15 per day for a parlor and bedroom and three meals and care a straw whether the guest sleeps well or not Long John Wentworth George rancis Train and Dio Lewis have no hopes of being the next President and want any good man to hesitate on their account The New Haven Base BaU Club includes six young men who lisp and four who part their hair in the center and they want some big newspaper to encourage them When Stokes is released he means to be come a dealer in coffee and show the world that beans and peas and chickory are not necessary adjuncts of good coffee During the tornado at St Charles Mis souri a horse was blown from a stable car ried fifty yards and landed in a cellar where he found a barrel of apples and went to work John Clinker of Albany was dead sure that that pistol loaded and he was never so surprised In his life as when it went off and lodged a bullet in his thigh A stranger walking on a Kansas railroad got mad at a locomotive for at him and he allowed himself to be run over in order to have an Inquest and make the en gineer trouble The time come yet when the Boston female school teacher is paid as much as a man and the said female is raising a row about it Can a woman pull a hair as hard as a man The Rev Dr Lippincott of New York says that if a woman tried to flirt with him on the street car he would box her ear and save her soul He travels a good deal and ladies will do well to look out for strangers house pleasant con llfv located for a boarding ave mhl 2w Taird st Gas water and ion immediately In X1SU ss ICOsf 1 1 M55ST TO LO At" or Connecticut Mutual Airorrc Co in sums not less than SJt a severed bv first morteegs Upon pro estate in the city A MOORE Lfst ocll tf Pamphlet? sent sealed for two stamps Age with experience can be rdied upon All commanica tions confidential Call or wite This Institute is conducted etitute in Detroit where a certain and speedy euro can be bad for all troubles of a private nature mylt daw pOSIDEMIAL QUICKLY CURED NO MERCrmY GIVlilN Consultation in person or by letter C3y RKE CHARGE3 217 JEEBSOV AVE 217 DETROIT MEDICAL CISPEMSARY DR DzLOS established in 24 practice the oldest established in Michigan who treats exclusively and cures where all others fail every form of fcEcsKT pis kasx and is the only reliable physician in Michigan for all diseases and difficulties of a kTJva' delicate nature of both sexes where skid and ex nence the Doctor on all private and LaUlES delicate troubles Cases and correspondence sacredly confidential Charges moderate and within reach of all Cures guaranteed in all cases undertaken MEDICINES (with full instructions for using) sent to any part of the country by mail or express free from suspicion nialpn Young men Who are suffering from that mind harrowing and body destroying disease SEMINAL WEAKNESS Brought on by the indiscretions of youth or exces ses and abuses of mature years which entirely un fits the sufferer for marriage or business are per manently cured by Da DsLOd Send for a Scntin pln and envelope The great success of DOCTOR DxLOS is so well known that a long advertisement Is not and call at the Dispensary Re member the number rJf not come write and address lettes DR DxLOb Drawer 414 Detroit Mich mhl5 dawtf i nw rn irrwiiiv rnirrs wiaa ttwmentB under tha besd of no Isqnare 7 timw SJO0 i 1 senare 8 tizna 5 5 2 to 1 Square 9 tima" 3 251 square 10 rime 4 eon square 11 timea 4 7511 square 12 times BVJELSINKSS purposes hie rooms suitable for offices s' rooms HuDGES BROTH fe6 3peodlm orv now occupied hvD Mallory i on Jeff ei son ave andWood cd hoisting apparatus in eacn end iv 1st EVANS 96 Jeffer mh2 2m srore No 10 new block office No 6 Michigan Grand I cv of MOTT ILLtAMS fez3 Im Leave Mail(via Main Airline) 7:00 a Bay City Express 7:50 am Day Express 10:30 a Grand Rapids Express 10:30 a Grand Rapids Express lonlrcAri 1 nmad 410 T) Yn (a) a pm 6:00 73:30 am 10:10 pm 6:45 am Crashed Powdered Grsnulated SUnd ird A A DWail Ai MA Shippers are generally paying but 88c but a tanner was offering 8c for prime in single bbl or car load lots rj Tha market is Arm and the demand T9 LOAN 5 Ti LOAN on approved real estate 'A'iUEL A Real Es Lit udic ro im 4 second floor Moffat te 03ce hours from 9 to 12 a levator ja23 3m he was going to do whether he had been sub penaed as a witness in the Police Court and whether he would be a witness or not in the criminal action against Scripps He la formed him that he (Galloway) intended to go to the Pollce Court as a "witness Under cross examination Mr Galloway tes tified that he came to Detroit In April last that he knew at the time of filing thia bill that Judge Reilly was Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court that when first asked by Rob bins to insert the adultery clause in the bill he refused to do so because he did not wish to come in contact with any member of the profession that he finally did insert it in ac cordance with instruction did not flrst'lnsert name because he did not want to get mixed up with adulterous testimony I Mr Griffin asked Mr Galloway why be did not insert that declaration as a fact within knowledge instead" of basing it upon and The witness replied that he wrote the bill out from a form and as it was the first bill he ever drew he adopted tne pnraseoiogy oi inc form expecting to be allowed to prove spe cific facts Hemade no investigation as to the voiiiv nf the charge Mr you withdrawn that bill containing the averment against Judge ReUly and filed another without that averment 7 Objected to by the defense and the objec tion sustained i Mr Griffin you not told that this communication of Robbins was not true sir I was Mr you not Blate auvut time that it would make a good item Mr "Did you not say would give you notoriety and bring you busi ness Witness Mr you intimate to any one before filing the bill that you were going to make that charge against Judge Reilly Objected to and ruled out Mr you say to any person connected with this paper with the intention of having It published that were going to make such a charge 1 er filed the bill on the 4th When did you first say anything to a reporter about it Objected to and objection sustained 'Ex ception taken Mr day or two after you 2 UNITED STATES ICOUBTSj Judge Emmons was on the bench yester day and heard two motions and' adjourned until this morning at 10 In the case of Abel Gay against Beebe an order was entered staying proceed ings until a decision of the petition pending for a new trial In the case of Cochrane McLean Co of New York the Ann Arbor Trading Association which was tried some weeks ago and decided in favor of the defendant the garnishee Geo Sutton of Marshfield Wash tenaw County was allowed attorney fee and one half of his witness fees cd nr BANKBCTTCT 7 case of Wm House A Co of Detroit the creditors held a meeting yester day and voted to accept the pro position for a composition of forty cents on a dollar "Wayne Circuit The Wayne Circuit Court held a short ses sion in the morning when It adjourned to give Judge Reilly an opportunity to be pres ent at the trial of the case in which he is in tcrested in the Superior Court In the case of Othinel Temple against David Harris the time in which to settle a bill of exceptions was extended twentydays a 4 A decree of divorce was granted to Amy a Taylor from her husband Wm Taylor on the ground of desertion a Matilda Kimbel was granted a decree of divorce from her husband Henry Kimbel on the ground of desertlon and cruelty NEW CASES James Dewey vs Elizabeth Miller in the matter of the estate of Sarah Young on appeal of A Elliott Josephine Kock vs Casper Kock (bill for divorce) Samuel Constant vs Charlotte Mason 1 IJSTOriVBORS I The following is a list of jurors drawn yes terday for the March term Charles Lynch George Crabb Wm Gaulh Henry eldman Butzel John Cobb rancis Adams Alexander Monroe James Kelley Patrick Gallaffer Detroit George Maxwell Dearborn George Coan Taylor David Norton Livonia James Walker Brownstown George Schwarts Van Bu ren Robert Patteeter Hamtramck John Speer Romulus James Vreeland Mou guagon Alexander Meldrum Nankin John Northrup Plymouth Henry Harrieman Brownstown Burritt Sutliff Taylor A Eves Romulus Joseph isher Hamtramck Superior Court Edward Hagard and others were award ed a udgment of $490 49 on default against Charles Cook In the case of John Moore and others against Augustus Sink judgment was rendered against erdinand garnishee of $144 50 and the garnisheo was allowed $15 costs The case of John Monaghan against Amos Wright was continued by consent CASES COMMENCED AND PAPERS ILED George Wool commenced a suit against Harriet A Wilcox for compensation for pro fessional services rendered in relation to the estate of Orville Wilcox deceased such compensation having been agreed upon as the nlaintiff alleges at the sum of $1000 Elizabeth Kranlch commenced a suit against the Aurora ire and Marine Insu rance Qompany to recover $1800 the amount of a policy ef insurance on a house and barn on the Pontiac road nine miles from the city which burned August 12th 18a Peter Hayden commenced a suit Michael Gesler on a promissory $955 43 Jacob Schoen commenced a suit I Joseph Grcenbaum on account with nominal damages at $5000 fjr or a term of years office and coal i'': of Griswold street one of the most with all the fixtures Inquire iVLLUAMS new block fel5 lmo No 4' Jefferson ave near 'WENZELL i STEWART 21 Me re6 lm Shells Lunv Df 11111 conical Caustic vtaS with Poussa to three One to one 10 of TnAn of Lapis Divinb: pencils of Lanir of Caustic for warts felfcn chlnde (for caus Chloride cf Ziuc: Brushes Throat DRUG store AT THE free PHE88 ARRAND Arrive 2:45 11:80 a LANGDON Ticket Agent ETHOIT A HILWACKEE It November 1875 Shortest Line to the vo eated cutter A mh2gt brick store with Grt leae ground 61Mon mbl ltt av bet Eastings fel7 lm2 TO RENT 'rout ooms with board fwvi es a CS4 Woodward ave ABIUVK Mackinaw and Howard Mall Ionia Express The 8:15 a train from Detroit makes conrec tion at Howard with a train on the fc I for Clam Lake and intermediate stations 1 his is the only train out of Detroit by which passen gers can reach these points the same day MULLIKEN Gen Supt A CARPENSER A AKE SliliRi: MICH SOI TH a ERN Depot foot of Brush street 1 rains run by Columbus time which is about the same as Detroit time Leave Buffalo Chicago Cin Ex 6:45 a Buffalo Express 2:15 Chicago Cincinnati Ex 6:40 A RR pfd104 42 Missouri Pacific 12 79 rs in A The Kock Island earnings for ebruary snow an increase of about $3500(M Cold Exchange Land TV arrauta Quotations carefully revised each day for Tax Dbtboit bex Piutssby David Preston Co hankers 84 Woodward avenue Dgro Erchrynfre on New York Par 1 KTrhange on Chicago I United States bonds buying at I a 1 "XT walno I per cent oviuw an Michigan 7s tat to seller Wayne County 7s lone bonds Bay City 8s Detroit City 7s long bonds American goia ran weiguo New York gold exchange Canadian money A Nil A Hit NIB I 80s of GWor Upper Peninsula scrip on the dollar Lower Peninsula scrip on the dollar COMMERCIAL hii Press Office March The following are the reported receipts and ship ments of the articles named for the 2 4 boars end ing 9 this morning and also the receipts for the corresponding day last year: Roceipts Bmpments 1B7 0 530 13310 6058 1861 9 8173 44 10 2696 'sii joooo 104 135 1350 1 2031 26 Grand trunk Depot sot of Third street Train run by Chicago T1TT1R auu icaiu Atlantic Express Buffalo Morning Express Buffalo Night Express Montreal and Boston Express Toronto and Montreal Express Port Huron Mixed A ATI Buffalo trains arrive at 9:25 a 6:05 and 10:20 und Toronto trains arrive at 9:25 Poniwla I a 1 ftOft XU1 OVJOnuiuAvy a tn Pullman palace cars on aiwuxlic Buffalo Day palace and night Pullman through to TMTnnf lots on I EDW REIDY Passenger Agent Detroit $12 60 coarse middlings $13 60 fine VTenr Agent 16 City miners i SEARGEANT Traffic Manager at 213 50 for bran 314 ou lor INANCIAL Bold Mxw Voror "March 2 Gold closed at 114 European money 'fflarKet London March 2 5 Consols 94 1 16 for money and 94 7 16 for account American Securities coupons 66 105 a 107 13 40s 106 new 106 American Railway Stock New York Central Railroad 105 Erie 16: do preferred 31 The amount of bullion in the Bank of England has increased £216000 during the past week The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities is now 41 per cent The amount ot bullion gone into the Bank or England on balance to day is £48000 ww a Dr nrcn Pnnfpa rinsoo X'ARXSv iUrcu JJ Tho amount of specie in the Bank of rance has increased 26269000f during the past week rankfout March American United States new 102 York Stock and inancial Intel ligence OOU MARKIT Nbw Yomx March 2 Gold was strong open ing at 114 and cicsing at 114 MOSSY MASKST Money was easy at per cent Prime mer cantile paper at per cent s' LOAMS The rates paid for carrying were per cent BTXBLINO BXCH ANSX Sterling exchange strong at 490 for sight ana 486 for sixty days BKCIX BHIPMKNTB TO XVBOrB The specie shipments to Europe to day Sepitea $770000 of which $670000 were gold coin and the remainder silver bars TBEA8VBT DlBBUnSEMBNTB irha A Infant Treasurer to day disbursed $774 000 CUSTOMS RBCBITR Customs receipts to day were $321000 CUtABINOB Clearing house transactions to day amounted to $35000000 I MB A TV MBA VS BrtVng Railroad bonds were firm MB dV ffmTTTTa i Government bonds were active and higher The following were the closing quotations: cp iis imo registered nseW 65a 119 10 40s coupons 119 121 Currency 6s 127 Cp 123l State bonds were quiet 103 old old 42! Virginia new new 42 I I At the Stock Exchange there was a marked de crease in the volume of business and an entire absence of that excitement which characterised it vesterdav Lake Shore and Western Lmon were strong and higher The widest fluctuation was in Union Pacific which fell off from 67 to 6b and after ards recovered to 6b7 Lko to 61 Illinois Centralto l(Hsr Northwestern to 46 and Erie to 17 Western Union ranged be tween 69 and 70? and Pacific Mail lietween 26 Other changes were slight transactions at the Stock Exchange 168000 snares of which 36000 were Pjctfi? Mafi 60000 Western Union 40000 Northwestern 20900 Erie and 32000 Lake Shore The following were the closing quotations 107 87 62 78 Dressed bogs to pcjAlbany 45c New York 50c Boston 55c Philadelphia 50c Lumber to Buffalo 12c Albany 27c New York 32c Dosion THTRR We nnote: Mink fine dark Northern Mink neswira auu iiviuivfvotvAiA ox red ox gray Raccoon North Ohio Michigan and Northern Indiana Raccoon Western Southwestern and Southern iU Jnc? Beaver Northern and Eastern per lb 1 B0 An kirfajtnrTi nlYzn neaver weBLcraafiuouuuunvetvM Otter dark Otter southern Skunk black cased Skunk stripe cased Skunk narrow stripe cased Sknnk brad and white isher dark isher pale Bear large fine Bear large coarse and Western Bear cub Marten dark fand brown Marten yellow and pale Wolf large mountain Wolf Western and prairie Wildcat House cat Oppossum Muskrat fall Muskrat winter Muskrat kitta Badger DS'skinsin 'tho' hair per lb fail and summer Deerskin winter Deerskin dressed per lb OREIGN There is A good liberal business for the Beason at quotations: Demons 50 per box oranges cases boxes 60 Havana oranges $8 per bbl prunes new figs layers do drams i 1315c dates pranelles 22c cocoa nuts $6 50 per 100 Malaga grapes per keg of 60 lbs I 25 lb kegs $5 ISH We quote: Whitefish half bbls at $6 25 50 Trout half bbls $5 50 Mackerel are very high and quotations nominal Labrador herring $4 Codfish $5 756 per cwt boneless cod 7c per lb A moderate buslnes is aoing in oaiea nay Steady and quiet at $1 06 Entirely nominal at quotations State 8 Wisconsin New York MAPLE Quiet at MINCE Seiling quietly at 11c Nominally steady We Tjuote: Good State barley malt 10 No 11 irvmi 20: No 2 Canada 10' The demand is about equal to the supply at quotations: Bran car track middlings holding at $13 50 for bran 14 ou I MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD coarse middlings and $20 for fine Ton lots are I TIME TABLE jobbed at $1 higher I rruiT av nruiln RTRURT The demand is very iair jor me bumuu jxu a aw at steady figarea We quote: I rpiCfcCt offices 154 Jefferson avenue and at Depot Alcohol $2 No Trains run by Chicago time i 1 'l a a frra ol I I AICODO1 iVBO than bbl 2 Castor oil best Petroleum Mich test Water white Naphtha Lard extra Lard No 1 win ter Lard No 1 fall Lard No 2 Linseed raw Linseed boiled Paraffine Whale Elephant Menhaden No i Aicohm STi ci kproRcne oil quotations a tcaab a inTT 1 ijinseeu auu ONIONS The market Is dull at per bu I BANKING AND BROKERAGE Barrels are offered at $1 I (frnnn INVESTED in Stock Priv The market is quiet and prices tCkQ tn tjj(JU 1)egeg ay9 ige proflts easy at for dressed chickens and Wnte for our 72 page book Men ana Idioms of for dressed turkeys 4: Wall street and Wgfirtrtottew Addrew PEAS There is a moderate demand at unchanged Sent reeera Brokers 72 Broadway prices "Woquote white J580c green $1 I ocl4 ly 1 25 I No sales were reported to day I I his KINDS of car lots Prices are nominally steady at Woodworking Machinery 25c for Early Rose and for Peachblows I Tools XXnsflxtea Most packers are getting as little I and Bollcrs mess pork aa possible at late figures and asking 50c I BASH AND HSWINQ higher lard and hams are very firm The general I qj Machinery kind for sale by demand for stock is good: We quote: Mess pork I JAMES JiraXS $22 clear mess $23 50 Lard in tree endtf ta nd 18 Atwater st Detroit Mich keg 13c Mess beef $11 extra mess beef $12 i A Benarfcable Article Smoked bams 14c Breakfast bacon 14c I The juBtriea of mankind are become So various Smoked shoulders 10c Dried beef 15c I that it is impossible for one person in the short There was a fair business doing in I space of a lifetime to acquire a perfect knowledge mere was a ou a of them all It was by devoting their sole rime and clover seed at $8 10 Timothy seed quiet I enerciea to one thing that the manufacturers of 2 75 I CAPCINE PORUS PLASTER have Onondaga steady at $14X' Saginaw $130 beetle teaming I took up the ordinary porus plaster and Improving SUGARS A gradual settling down in values I tg good qualities and ridding it of its bad ones compels lou er range of quotations We quote: andlastlyprfne resized known they have made a plaster which is the best remedy that coold be devised for rheumatism lame ness of the back and muscles kidney corcplaintor any of the ills for which a counter irritant has been Pnce 25 cts Sold by all druggists SEA BUKY JOHNSON Pharmaceutical Chemists New York mti4 3m3p I Midland Wedaeaftay evening afire was Been issuing from the rAt of a house owned by Mr Phil lips As there was no person In the house at the time it la impossible to say how the fire originated It will take from $400 to $500 to repair the house and make it as good as be fore A deer "was captured within the village a tew days ago It had passed through a part of tne village and crossed the river when it was captured Sleighing is good and it will enable many of the lumbermen to fill their contracts re BuatacM Chaugss at Owobso a Horace Lewis of the firm of Vantuyle Lewis has sold out his interest to his part Parker has sold his stock of groceries to antuyie ana Lewis is starting again in the brick store on Exchange street east of Washington inch fc McBain clothers have purchased the fine business location on the southwest corner of Wash ington and Exchange streets cbesanlnK In reference to the charges of immorality preferred against Rev May public sen timent at Chesaning is decidedly in favor of Mr May the affair being looked upon as a put up job by iiis enemies A paper expres sive of Pts innocence was circulated in Ches aning last week and numerpuslyfcsigned by leading citizens genbkai items A donation party was given at St Joseph Tuesday evenlnK or the benefit of the widow and family of the late Rev Colburn The receipts amounted to $114 in cash ana about $50 in other donations Rev Macomber of Danby died at the residence of his brother in law Chas Brooks of the same place last yeek aged 54 A wood sawing match was recently held at Talmadge Ottawa County between rank Lord and Dan ifield first party and John anrl AHflf tflfi i Lord and lfield sawed by hand seven cords of wood "white maple sixteen racne ju length in three hours aml forty minutes Hunklng and McKee sawed five cords in the same Ume The trees cut were such as would make six cords sixteen inch wood be I low the first limb Each chose a man to split and pile the wood "ine victorious party waa to take the pay for the wood cut by both parties at fifty cents per cord which sum was awarded to Lord and ifield in returning from school riday the daughter of John Parker of Columbus 8t Clair County fell through a bridge over Belle River and broke her ankle George and Edward Tulip two young men residents of Brookfield were brought before Justice Hasler of Eaton Rapids Wednesday charged with disturbing public meetings Edward was allowed to go free but George was fined $10 ierh Tint and grate 9 50 Scranton nut and store size 9 00 Scranton grate and egg size 8 50 CRANBERRIES There is a fair demand 75 for choice boxes land barrels Jhesirable I Tjg A TT ItO AJ) stocks are held at I CHEESE The market Is steady at On and after Sunday Nov 21 1875 for State and for Eastra fac arrtve ana depart ftom VOIj I COEE The market is steady We quote: I Detroit aa follows: Old i government Java No 2 30c prime I Pto fair Rio common Rio roasting coffees Lagnlra 2526c I Howard City Mail Mocha 49c Ion Bxpress DRIED A moderate business for the I eason is noted at quotations: Dried apples I i 9c dried peaches 1819c pitted cherries I 27c raspberries 86c blackberries cor I rants foreign 88c I DRESSED HOGS Receipts were light but prices were easy 14 sold at $9 60 and 13 at $9 65 I 75 sold at $9 65 EGGS The market la quiet and steaay at ioc for rates and 14c for bbls and tubs We quote: The Lake ishing Business at St sevh The fishing business Is one of St most Important mausines nie luuowuij io a list of the firms engaged and some remarks pnnnprnlntr thelr oneration Grim Mvcr fc Co steam fish boat Sweet Bros set two gangs of fifty nets each last Tuesday Geo KIssengcr one sail boat set two gangs of thirty nets each Saturday Banger one sail boat set two gangs of thirty neta each Saturday Greening one boat set two gangs of thirty neta each Saturday Les sing one boat set one gang of thirty neta Saturday A The following firms own one boat each and if the weather is favorable will set neta Thursday Capt Smith II Molhagen Charles Molhagen Grim Mr Degerger and Benning There are also three sail boats which are not yet equipped owned by Capt Henry Zaremba also one owned by Geneit It will therefore be seen that i there are fourteen sail and one steamboat in the St Joseph fishing fleet These early nn thp nf thft St JoSCDb fishermen were encouraged by the success of the steam tug from Milwaukee the Green wmen orougnb imo iuu pvn vu successive days 1200 1800 and 2200 pounds of fresh lake fish taken from a gang of forty six' nets It Is usual for each boat to have five or six gangs of nets setting one and lifting one each day so that each net remains four or five days in the water without dis turbance The steam fish boat is valued at I 500 The sail boats are worth from $700 to $1 000 each and the neta cost from $7 to in when readv for Betting Each firm has to have a small workhouse: one or two ice houses one or two skiffs a large quantity of boxes for shipping pur poses 'many other small necessities Each boat is manned by four men and at least two men are employed as dock hands for each firm Most of the fish are shipped to the Chicago market The fish refineries for the purpose of converting the fish clear ings into oil are the sole support of several poor families kl The St alls Ship Canal Capt William Perry who had charge of the steam pumps on the repairs to the St Ship Canal left Sault de Ste Mitrlc at 1 Monday morning and reached this city yesterday (Thursday) morning at half past 6 to confer with Gov Bagley Capt Perry crossed on the Ice at the Straits TT 44 OUztV firm OI joacniuav Lie A UO SV waax the paper of the i8th headed Another libel an(1 6Ond In reference to the breaking away Bult of the dam at the canal locks an account ot Witness presume I did I think It is which very likely I I wm noj seriously Inconvenience the work of Witness further said he had not given in I repafring the locks The dam was only a atrnctions to write up something particularly I temporary structure made of yuddled clay rjftlntlff he knew it was I and it can be replaced as soon as the weather sharp against the plaintiff he knew it moderates and it stops freezing The gates the duty ef the city editor to make a notice the loc8 wm remain as permanent as of his arrest he had not specially heretofore and while Capt Perry admits charged Mr Dee to write up the arrest that the repairing of The question yoa dissent from anything terfere wfth early navigation as the work if in the article after it was published was I pr08ecuted with energy is likelv to be com obi ected to ObjectloM overruled I pleted before the lakes are fairly open for TiM TiAt recollect uissenung iron i it he had not written the arti I Hairoad rom Benton ele regarding uage neuiy puuiiaucu vu Harbor io souiu iseiia the 9th did not recollect seeing it before go I The people of Benton Harbor have long inv to press He had charge of the editorial I desired to tap one of the main railroad lines Ing to press 1 ween Chicago and the East The route columns and no one would have authority to un(jer sertoua consideration is from Ben insert anything in those columns without ms ton Harbor through Berrien Springs and Bu authorltv As proprietor of the paper he I chanan Michigan to Seuth Bend Indiana could object to the doings of the city editor of" the mort Iremnt c2ienA Witness had not written an article in the 'rUC8iay afternoon at the office of Wells edition of December 11th headed Con I Browne Benton Harbor to consider the tomntlble Malice did not recollect having I project and ascertain the will of the people tempupie mauw encouragjne public spirit was evinced read it before publication had read the 1 Thresher Morton A Now articles of the 8th and 9th either before or I orbes and Reeves were after publication I appointed a committee Mr Griffin read from the I paper and asked Mr Scripps whether he con The Portland tall Burned for the VicPresl Portland vuiage dent's funeral how he look? as a stiff I was ji8CQVered to be on fire in the upper I a iHotonna rnm tvotpp an ivem 01 iwwb i Btory auu uciug nmw uiotauw Objected to and after a lengthy argument 1 ft had gained such headway before any could Bvfoinnri I be secured that it was impossible to save it the objection was sustained cu fire la not known The The court then adjourned until 9 a to I upper Btory was occupied by a family named day II Mott the lower story only being used for Jan purposes Auo iamH num Ltvsi About one clock yes I homo When the fire was discovered Noth terday afternoon a span of horses attached 1 wa8 saved The loss is about $2000 to one of beer delivery wagons I with no insurance started from the Detroit Milwaukee freight I depot and running out of the jard turned I cw the Wayne County up Atwater street In turning the corner a I poor house furnishes the foHowing statis hltchlng post and a street lamp were knocked I tc8 oJ tUat institution for the month of down tne raca uiu noguu ocpuwu reuruaij kefirs fringed the roadway I Number of ininates eb 29 and empty Kegs during the month With the front wheels and the wagon rack I Births dunug the month still clinging to them the horses raced up Antoine street and thence to Laraetree lnm avm when they were captured The I during the month were unin jured but the Left durinu the month harness were "4 I Number at Kalamazoo eb I where was it ki i ahnnt 9 I 1 Nlleo all of named I 'On the occasion of Rev Dr A six yesterday morning a I ty first birthday he was presented with an Stacy was driving down Gratiot street witn 1 egant and costly easy chair irded with calves At the corner I james Hally aged fourteen who has been a wagon loade a attempted to turn visiting his uncle in this city for some Ume of Rivard street Mr Stacy attempreu 1 ostensible for his home near out of the track for an approaching Dowagiac about a week ago and since then when bv some means the wagon Upped ana notijtng has been seen of him either here or driver rack and calves in a pro I there It transpires that the boy had ran overw labor placed matters I away from home to come to Niles and his miscuous mess A litu I IaJlve8 are making diligent search for him in aright when it was found that on oi the the adjolnlng towna animals had broken rav were on the way house any Iatyear 288 068 7 787 23348 21930 I fair We quote: Yard rates: Hickory four feet Prices for the different grains to day asd lt I per cord $6 50 beach and maple $5 soft uwa i wnne wheat new Ko 2 corn old No 1 mixed oats new Bariev No 1 The number of bushels in each grade of wheat at the Michigan Central and Detroit A Milwaukee ele vators is shown by the following table: WVr Extra white No 1 white No 3 white No 3 white Rejected white No 2 white Western No 1 amber No 2 amber Rejected 4 Grand total 188683 16335 206018 TOxere were inspected into elevators during the past 24 hours 1 car of extra white 23 cars of No 1 white 3 cars of No 2 white I car of No'T amber total 28 6 cars of oats 2 care of barley There no improvement in the de mand but the market is steady Two hundred end fifty bbls of choice white sold on shipping ac count at $6 50 and about the usual trade os local account at late figures We quote: Choice St Medium 5 40 6 4)0 Ambers V2 Minnesota spring 6 00 6 30 raivuk prwcBB zz i Wisconsin and Illinois spring 5 j3 I t'AbocT two years ago my wife had a very Superfine I roulesome cough of sb serious a character Low grades ggT thftt Ke all became very anxious indeed it Rye flour 3 60 75 I seemed that we bad but little to hope for as Buckwheat flour I lungs seemed affected We tried various The market was very tp day I jiciegj but very HtUe If any benefit seem but there was no material change in any grace ed to be derjved rom any of them so that from figures Options were entirely ft appeared the disease had complete mas neglected ancy white sold at 41 Extra I teryt and nothing but death would bring re white tl 38 bid held at $1 38c No 1 white $1 28 I lief si was then advised to give Dr iDetroit A Milwaukee? $1 27 Central receipts I Jayne's Expectorant a trial and doing so to htte nnier at fit 17 mber tl 25 bid I our surprise found great benefit from its use No 2 white quiet at $117 jxoi amoer i "Pers'sting with it she gradually commenced Sales 1 car of fancy white wmter at $1 41 2 cars of I until the principal symptoms dls No 1 white at 28 12 cars at $1 27 1 car of No I appeare(i entirely and she has enjoyed rea 2 white at $1 17 3 cars of No 1 amber at $1 I sonably good health ever since Mus CORN Nothing doing' Nominal quotations are I grave Hubbardsville Kentucky 344c for No 2 and for No 1 mixed I The market was quiet and easier White epfCI AL' NOTICES 87c bid' Mixed 4 cars sold at 35c I Nothing doing nominal at $1 I i XaUea ito i I Threnvbnnt the American and European Continent hsvn testified to the excellent remedial virtues of RYE Nominal at 76c I MEDICATED COMPLEXION POW Scarce and firmly held theugh the I it imparts te the skin a beautiful transpar raarket is quiet at $34 according to quality and I ent whiteness makes it aelicately soft and emoothj I removes freckles and allays all irritation bold quantity 1 hStoSrEtea AUisTn ALLEN 177 Wood APPLE We quote: at per lb or I at27 ly 4 50 per dozen in 3lb cans Apwe outter ac per lb peach butter 11c BBAITS The market is quiet and unchanged We quote choice mediums screened st 90c hand I niMini CnilTUEQM ISA II W4 picked are offered at $11 10 and common from UArAuA OUU I nHlLIIHI first hands at UY Depot root of Third street Quiet at for prime light I 3 nnaHtv rt cnifir I 1 coioreu auu Choice butter is scarce and in good ToMo £ap demand at One or twot houses had liberal 1 Cincinnati Toledo Express receipts to day and were free sellers at 2324c ayette Express rsra If mart tsf Grander 24: I New ork Buffalo Express Montauk ranklinville $25 American $23 50 A fair seasonable demand reported at late figures We quote: 6 6 5 5 5 at Apples per bbl zteans per uu Beeswax per lb Butter per lb Buckwheat flour per 100 lbs Cabbage per hundred Glover seed ncr bn 84Jl34 1742 36666 I Calves each 130361 12095 I CaWT 20084 1966J l22040 I Carrots per bu 8364 is? 186 3446 I Dressed hogs per 100 lbs 258 358 I Live chickens 470 470 I Dressed chickens per lb 8095 1 8095 I Dressed turkeys per lb i' 556 360 916 I Dried apples per lb 771 771 I Jitags per doa i I Hay prime per ton 188683 '16335 '206018 I Hides per lt Hope per lb Lambs each Lard per lb Onions per bu Potatoes perbu Tallow per lb Turnips Wood per cord Wool per lbt Rye per bu Barley per cental Oats pet bu Corn perbu Wheat white per bu Wheat amber per bu 7 I SCLLANEOCS bed grocery for sale isriANSEN" 63 Jeffer A mh3 15tg of choice pile lumber enattbe River Vanse A poly to i mhS lw ar i confectionery store chespif 'applied for immediately 61 Monroe avenue De tgttl rH8CLLANEOO8 1JeDA gentleman and bis wife ITfflJmt nnfurni lied rooms with 'i nusibe pleisnntand a Chrtetian References requlredand Box 15 ree Press mh3 3t5 lx 7YT7n(i gentlemen to learn and Kp Li Tuition five dollars Block 2 'l CLOTHING I will pay of and gentlemen bedding and furniture I '3" call at your residence tVN Tomer Michigan and Lafay p'iClty HalL kps 1 ti rUUTUsA18 on a HL 1 5 tv story bouses and lots on Butternut st Sprues fe'A and other streets ks 'Title perfect Inquire of Trains arrive rom Toledo 5:20 rom Eayette 10:42 a rom Boffalo a Amherstburg Express 9:05 a Except Sundays Sundays only Except Mondays tDaily rg I Ticket offices 153 uenerson ave ana at aepou 1 TRANK SNOW MUIR 75 I Genl Pass Detroit General Manager Detroit Lansing lake Michigan and Two nice old people man and wife sat in the Detroit Milwaukee depot yesterday having come from Canada and waiting to go further west She called him as she ordered him to look and see if that one handled satchel was safe and he called her as he reported that that satchel was as safe as if spiked to a tree By and hy he wanted to smoke and he went out and lit hiB pipe and strolled into a barber shop Left alone in a strange town the wife be came nervous and fidgety after a few min utes and walking over to where a serlous Inckfnc" chap sat reading a paper covered novel entitled Daugh she asked You think my husband has got lost do you your husband of phlegmatic disposi tion he asked in reply She looked at him in a puzzled way and then hesitatingly said good natured andl never heard him swear 'cept the time when I forgot and left his boots in the your conjugal ties still tender and sentimental he asked his lawful she replied looking rather indignant yes I know but perhaps your hus band has cogent reasons for desiring to sever his conjugal what she asked i it occurred to you madam that your husband may have run away gracious no has to me I was studying both of you before he went out I saw that he was of phlegmatic temperament while you are vi land I saw him looking at you as you were looking at the lady who tends the eating stand I could almost read his thoughts I saw him aigh A look of deepest sorrow crossed his face I saw him draw away from you as if your presence was I did I elevate his I he stick up his nose at me she de I manded I is Xu seL riday evening March 3d I out I 'Jr ojLte rs bv ides regular company I b(m hunt me up a blooming sorry for S'" Profits per Will 1 'l prove it or forfeit $500 New arti I you I oicB rent free to all Ad I she slowly said draw 13 "ilIDESTER2G7 Broadway NYr fl her yam mittens and buttoning up I er water uroof he stuck up his nose Grind set to between the unknown I her wate nrr eh Called Out and Geo Macey of Detroit I eh And he kinder drew off eh Uauea riday evening next mhl 3C I me old jade did he of the seaion Circus Variety I is a sad case continued the stranger as he saw her eyes snapping I of cou3e you do anything about it eh she repuea as StaCttAUg up Thelf dl co partnership of the un I 2O AU you can do is to pawn i btsafl wii nation1 Umj11 first of March I your jewelry sell your baggage and return st tne Ute flrm will severally I wiU you keep an eye on them cveVVv hereafter communi I tbina he asked pointing to the baggage undlspoeed oi will but I hope you will take tra eummnnications may be I advice You want to make a pup niTi heretofore I 3 fi L'rt: a Tl I 1lz nanilQl nOVOU I a 1 (IL Ca Liurr 1LLUJ HENJ'Y DUIELD I them she said waving I her hand and she went out upon the street I Nothing was to be seen of She I started up the street looking very pale around the mouth He sat in the window of I the barber shop smoking away and reading I nroerramme She saw him I an she was walking past and she softly slid I hair before he looked I in anuuau oila family Drug Store on why Dolly he I yelled In his sudden sui prise I your old jade she hissed try I Ing to get hold with the other hand too I hold on he ex I rtlotmcrl i Prescriptions a Specialty de tlk i '5? L9U'1y vnnmr and blooming RUBBER GOODS I she sneered holdtag his head against STiTT I the wall Packing Hose TDVQ I dew stop dis yer bludshed or I lUYb call out de police added the barber Mis and Boll Heads Boots and Shoes aiiriy rubber solelng I man fnT for Boots at she done gone crazy as a iox WNN den 1 never eeed a I returned to the depot with her The baggage was tbe ouu with a fovel She sat down sat down beside him and in reply to his ex planation she pressed her lips and Arid sot right where you are or th broken bones by and better git ready to sMver The stranger was a mean man will never believe there i wasn something in it and gardenersituation eretands his but tb" office mb3 3t or book keeper 'ferences given lt pod oSife amusements Amusement Advertising Rites'The following rates adyes this column:" 1 square I 1 square 2 times 1 square 3 times 1 sqnere 4 timet 1 square 5 times time "Each additional insertion 37 cents 58 '1 81 I II 5 20 9 ft 3 00 a 15 ft 24 ft 26 a 8 ft 20 a 6 co ft 33 ft 71 ft 1 65 a 36 ft 43 a i 27 ft 1 22 ns co 4 i i 1 li 3 S' a 40 30 20 12 25 12 1 00 70 55 30 50 25 1 10 80 60 35 CO 30 1 20 90 65 40 70 85 Westward bd Special 53 4o 42 32.