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RIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1904 THE DETROIT REE PRESS $2 dO NATIONAL CITY BANK LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES to LiVt STOCK TO HAVE LONDON BRANCH EAKE MARINE NEWS to to rom Page Nine VESSEL MO VMM ENTS sheep 134 rip I a 50 Rounds rrbs la Keefe GEESE ON THE ARM 3 three oo TO 6 CO 5 Dal 4 TRACK OR THE when the big record was MUDDERS ONLY Continued rom Page Three allowance claimed Apprentice MEETING WAS POSTPONED AIR HOUNDS i 3 ton i MARINE NOTES by 92475 398977 384692 579644 99499 SHEEPSHEAD at REMOVE OLD BRIDGE TOOK BIG ORE CONTRACT NOTES ON LIVE STOCK Buffalo of land Davis fl 44 MEN RETURNED TO WORK HARLEM Si 1 second Effie 98 ROW ON THE ROSEBUD COOKS TO RAISE DIES 'Ml RIVE STEA HERS northern navigation co ltd VESSEL PASSAGES uy 1 would attempt to commit sui te 1 CHESS Tk EXCURSION TO CHATHAM COEE DODGE DOUBLE HOLIDAY OlEAX STEAMERS DETROIT TO TOLEDO AND i i A I 1 ij 3 35 2 CO Last week 243 in the Chicago 20 64 13 19 York whose at four of the as fol a 4 4 1901 tons :1 "1 4 113 101 SI Months April May June July August of Detroit: following mentioned ordl and the same are hereby Moses Cen ng 5 1 Down Dominion Ji 1 are four 1904 tons 113490 91284 I at I I 58 68 62 61 77 60 CS 164 106 23 CAUSE DONE AND HOIST 58 57 63 3 3 gale of Short held at which 4 'e Ashland September 1 The striking dock men on the Wisconsin Central docks resumed work this afternoon at the ten cent raise offered by the com pany at the outset of the strike The Northwestern men have not resumed work as yet demanding the discharge of the new men first 4 at S3 89 Comrade 1 won Norel 106 Attest: GEORGE GASTON City Clerk (Official papers please copy) Milwaukee September 1 In a row on schooner Rosebud Edward Cody was severely injured on the head by his brother George who owns the vessel The quarrel arose over a demand by Edward for wages Both were in the district court and were fined $5 lumber Cattle Re ig li9 southerns: inar hoice dressed beef good $3 75(5 west stockfers and feed steers $250 63: south The new Short Line Marquette C' II system Three trains daily from ort street Union istation Call main 368 for particulars London September 1 inancial cirL cles here are greatly interested in the negotiations of the National City bank of New York to establish a branch here through the absorption of a small London bank James Still man president of the National City bank while here had a conference with representatives of various banks and it has been rumored that the Anglo oreign Banking Co had been acquired by Mr Stillman but Mr Baxter secretary of the company said today that there was absolutely no truth in the report NEW YORK EDITOR HAS MTS TERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED 6 Britan 8:10 Shogun 107104 Edward 102 Marshal Mohave "1)5 out i Attest: fl ORGE GASTON Citv Clerk (Official please copy sit The hreids best known and most popular are tlie Gray Toulouse named for the of that name in rance the White Embden originating it is supposed in Embden Westphalia and the African We give illustrations of two first named September 1 mysterious dlsappear the steamer Prince Al reported upon the arrival 1220115948 136319 145490 RAILROAD MUST SHOW WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE managers in Chicago question of eastbound discussed but no ac The meeting was at Douglas general Western Transit Co Buffalo September 1 International Edward Hines Tonawanda New SDciIir ance from bert was of that steamer at Dover England occupied a prominent place in liter ary circles in this city or many years he was associate editor of the Outlook and at the time of his dis appearance was the editor of Current Literature He had written many books on economic subjects and had been prominently identified with uni versity settlement work in this city Among his business associates he was known as a man of particularly happy disposition and with his posi tion and success firmly established they believe it entirely out of the question that he purposely ended his life REBUILD THE DECKS STALL A McMYLER Albany September 1 The Big Master Mining Co operating in the Rainy river district of Ontario Can ada wag incorporated today with a capital of $300000 The directors in clude Kendrick of Mt Clem ens Midi and Russell of Cin cinnati AN ORDINANCE to repeal certala ordinances It is hereby ordaljied by the people of the City of Detroit: mat tne nances be renealed: An ordinance to amend an ordinance of the City of Detroit approved No vember 14th 1879 entitled "An ordl nance supplementary to an ordinance entitled ordinance to permit cer tain persons to establish and locate certain railways In the City of De approved November 24 1862 and the amendments thereto and for other purposes" by adding a new section thereto to stand as Section 6 a ap proved August 16 1899 An ordinance to amend an ordinance of the City of Detroit approved June 30 1880 entitled ordinance sup plementary to an ordinance passed January 31 1865 entitled ordi nance to permit certain persons to es tablish and locate a street railway in and through certain streets in the City of and the amendments thereto and for other purposes" by adding a new section thereto to stand as section 4 a 1899 An ordinance of the City of cember 3 1885 extending the 6 Useful Lady It to 5 won Dixelle 101 to to 1 third time 1:01 1 5 New Or Gilchrist Panama Coal Vance New Siberia Hancock Sitka Plankinton REE PRESS LINERS ARE POPULAR AND EECTIVE 72 63 4 Sheep Re la nibs $6 40 35 culls corn mixed sheep culls ewes the Reid is about to lighter in the 6 4 to Cor night Hia Chlll 1:20 steamer 3: MICHIGAN MAN IS ONE THE DIRECTORS WILL INCREASE HIS WRECKING OUTIT ELL OR JUMPED ROM OCEAN STEAMER SEASON RECORDS SHOW 4016092 TONS LESS THAN 1903 Indianapolis September Capt Wm English today succeeded Har old Megrew as commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans un der the agreement signed April 18 when the amalgamation of Spanish war veterans was completed National headquarters will be locat ed at Indianapolis and Indianapolis men were chosen by Capt English for all the appointive offices as follows: Adjutant general Lieut Col Rus sell Harrison quartermaster gen eral Lieut Geo Powell chief of staff Lieut Chas A Garrard in spector general Capt Champe An drews paymaster general Lieut Guy A Boyle assistant adjutant general Sergt oster Shirley assistant quartermaster general Comrade Ray mond Vancamp assistant inspect or general Capt Jas ortune 1902 tons 55316 43183 1000 GRAND TRUNK RALWAY SYS TEM LABOR DAY SEPT Tickets will be sold from Detroit to Canadian points at a one fare rate good goig Sept 3d 4th and 5th valid to return until Sept 6th ORE MOVEMENTS AR BEHIND Marquette September Arrived: Col onel Erie September 1 Cleared: Australia ngnt LJuiuui Racine September 1 Arrived: Golden Age Gstyego September 1 Cleared: coal Milwaukee Ashland Sentember 1 Arrived: Taylor Const ess Cleared Ore 127 turion Mecosta Uganda Lake Brie ports Cleveland September 1 Arrived: Hanna Cleared: Coal II Mack Joliet Du luth: Watson Milwaukee Monteagle Ra cine Sanilac Commerce Algoma Mills Myles ort William: Erin Owen jsouud Light Pontiac Andaste Superior airport September 1 Arrived: Yosem AllJTn fLll 00 15 Capt Jamci Reid of Wrecking Co of Sarnia put another wreekin rivers and be in a position to active ly compete with the tug trust and the marine ambulance Newman He announced yesterday he was about to remodel the steamer Manis tique take out the present hatches and make one continuous hatch the whole length of the deck put on steel combings and a railroad track and install a McMyler clam shell hoist The Manistique will then toe in shape to handle almost any lightering job which comes along up to her capacity of 900 tons The Manistique as a lighter will have the advantage over the other lighters in the river inas much as she has powerful machinery and can pull as well as lighter She has been used as a raft tug and has big power An electric light plant with a search light will also be a part of the new equipment The Reid fleet of Lugs and wreckers now consists of the Ottawa Sarnia Winslow James Reid Salvor Manis tlqiic and Diver nf grasses insects and other animal and vegetable matter to be found in the frnf I There are still three months during which a great deal of coal may be brought into Chicago by the lakes but a further large increase in the movement will have to be made if It is expected to reach the total re ceipts of 1903 which were more than 1000000 tons The city will not be short even if such a showing cannot be made as the rail movement has been large and stocks will be more than ample to carry through the win ter by the time navigation closes The conditions existing where coal is being received would suggest that boats have all the cargoes they want during the balance of the sailing sea son Oam makes round tripaturday leaving foot of city time return 15 3:30 tn One way leaves 3:30 Round trip 60c single EXSON Agent JOHN consort 6: Pueblo 8:30 Brower 9:30: Mullen 12:10 Bermuda con HT BY HUNT IR BY ROBERTSON 1 The car ferry Transfer will be nut of the Orleans street dock of the De troit Ship Building Co Saturday Capt Potter of the steamer Wvan dotte which runs to Crystal Beach has been presented with a handsome signet ring by the members of his crew it is exquisitely engraved The steamer Phenix was released from the middle ground abreast of Port Huron yesterday afternoon af ter 200 tons of coal had been taken out by the lighter Newman The coal was reloaded The Newman made a record of ninety tons an hour on the Phenix The Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Steamboat Co operating a line of about half a dozen canal boats on the Erie canal is placing its boats In commission for the heavy fruit traffic Some of the boats have cleared at the canal office at Buffalo or many of these boats this will be their first movement since last sea son After four meetings the special committee appointed by Lloyds to in quire into the causes of fire on board ship it is found that the greatest number have occurred in port's the actual figures showing 403 fires in port out of 627 eases including all shipboard fires between Jan uary 1 1892 and September 30 190X The list? comprises numerous cases inwhich the losses to underwriters by fire and water freely used in the ef forts to extinguish it have been very disastrous In seventy five cases of investigated frey on steamers the' causes so far as can be determined were as follows: Accidents and care lessness 29 defective arrange'ients as to boilers and bunkers 17 defect in electrical arrangements 4: lamps and lamp explosions 10 spontaneous 8 cabin stoves 3 not discovered 4 REID SARNIA ABOUT TO EQUIP THE MANISTIQUE is live stock com follows: Cattle Hogs Receipts $5 5 90 mirli $5 8046 10 pigs oll best p6 i $3 3 75 $4 4 50 iM Calves strong to good 75 heavy London September Spahr of Kingsbridge Y' editor of a magazine of New York either fell or jumped overboard from the steamer Prince Albert midway between Os tend and Dover at about 5 in the evening of August 30 His mysterious disappearance recalling that of red erick Kent Loomis was reported on the arrival of the steamer at Dover to the American consul Mr Prescott by Ordway of 1093 Dean street Brooklyn in 'whose company Mr Spahr was making a tour of Europe for the benefit of his health Mr Spahr seemed to have been much im proved by his trip and his companion said he never for a moment suspected tnat ne cide sort 1:30 Mueller 2:50 Street nic 7:30 Denver 8 Kearsarge Northeast ten miles raining Weiland Canal Port Colbornc September Howe Prince Maxwell New Imperial Arrived Stanton iii 1 1 September 1 August record for coal receipts on the great lakes Mil 5 Vj A AO 4 00 5 3 10 5 15 00 u0 yi oo 50 50 approved Augiist 16th to amend an ordinance Detroit approved De entitled ordinance charter of the Grand River Street Railway Company and providing for the payment of a tax by said company" by adding a new section thereto to stand as Section a approved August 16th 1899 An ordinance to amend an ordinance of the City of Detroit approved April 17 1886 entitled "An ordinance to permit certain persons to establish and locate a street railway in and along the following streets: Com mencing at the intersection of Baker and Twenty fourth streets thence along and through Twenty fourth street to Dlx road and along D1X road to the City by adding a new section thereto to stand as Sec tion 22 a approved August 16th 1899 An ordinance to amend an ordinance of the City of Detroit approved July 13 1886 entitled ordinance to au thorize the Highland Park Railway Company its successors and assigns a bodv corporate organized under the law of the State of Michigan to con struct maintain and operate a rail way on Woodward avenue between the railroad crossing and the northern Citv by adding a new section thereto to stand as Section 20 a ap proved August36th IS99 An ordinance to require the Detroit Street Railway Company its successors and assigns to keep on sale and sell eight (S) tickets for twen ty five (25) cents and give transfers to passengers upon the lines of street railway operated by the said company in the'Citv of Detroit approved Aug ust 16th 1899 An ordinance to amend Section 8 of an ordinance approved October 31st 1893 being Chapter 163 of the Revised Ordinances of 1895 Approved Decem her 16th 1901 Approved Aug 27 1904 WILLI A AYBURY Mayor fields and brooks 'The simplest kinds of houses are used for shelter these should be built nter the plans of those given for icks but should be proportionately of larger size to accommodate com foriably the number of birds to be ken Geese are long lived birds some been known to attain the age of forty years while birds of fifteen anl twenty years of age are not un common They retain their laving and bsitebirg qualities through "life Gand' should not be kept for breed ing three years of age young are more greater fertility of ones do besides mire quarrelsome The feathers of po tant source of ready sale in the win September The Great ore docks at Al liave contrnctorl few fhn delivering of 3000000 tons of iron from the Stevenson mines before the present season is completed If the contract can be filled before the season is com pleted it will mean that all former records for the handling of ore at the head of the lakes will be broken by nearly 1000000 tons irst race 105 (Wilson) (Bonner) 30 (Preston) 20 Second race 106 (Davis) (Henry) 4 to 1 second Agnes Bren nan 104 (Helgesen) 13 tol third time 1:13 3 5 Third race ossil 103 (Shee han) 16 to 5 won Port Royal 108 (Helgesen) 13 to 5 second Prince Sil verwings 100 (Aubuchon) 18 to 5 third time 1:39 ourth race 6 furlongs Robin Hood 103 (Nicol) 13 to 1 won Mad Mullah 108 (Helgesen) 15 to 1 second Hager don 114 (Henry) 11 to 5 third time 1:13 ifth race 5 furlongs Belle Kinney 100 (Aubuchon) 11 to 5 won Prince Brutus 103 (Henry) 4 to 1 second Porthmouth 103 (Mountain) 5 to 1 third time 1:00 2 5 Sixth race mile Brand New 98 (Aubuchon) 2 to 1 won: Atlantico 105 (Nicol) 3 to 1 second: Docile 98 (Seamster) 3 to 1 third: time 1:40 Seventh race Great Eastern 98 (Harris) 18 to 5 won Langford James 95 (Nicol) 6 to 1 second Lida Leib 95 (Oregar) 12 to 1 third time 1:414 5 SOUTH Pere new short line Trains leave Detroit from Union station ort and Third streets Call phone main 368 for particulars standard Sundays ip at 9 TIN Boot irst St The' livestock entries received insure a good showing of Michigan stock at the state fair The demand for live cattle for ex port keeps up well cars vere purchased market Michigan feeders buyers of lambs on the Chicago mar ket the past week and have paid as high as $4 60 for good thrifty lots The veal calf season is over and with arrivals getting smaller each week values have made a good ad vance As high as $8 per hundred has been paid jn Buffalo for the best this Week and Chicago reports $6 5) as paid for good calves on Monday On Wednesday of state fair week a continuation sale of fifty head of registered Berkshire swine' will be held on the grounds The stock comes from some of the best bred herds in the state The following day Thurs day a combination horn cattle will be some choicely bred animals will be offered Keep these sales in mind If you are interested in cattle or hogs Kendall Grass Lake Mich was In the Chicago market this week for feeding lambs and purchased a double of 55 lb Idahos at $4 60 He said to a reporter of the Journal: Michigan pastures are in fine shape and while the com crop is not in as favorable condition as at this time last year a fair crop of hay was secured and lamb feeding will again be popular as farmers generally have turned from cropping their farms with wheat each year to raising' hay and corn and feeding the same to lambs and sheep At the request of the Colorado Cat tle and Horse association and the state board of inspection Dr Salmon of the bureau of animal industry has issued instructions to mange inspectors that where feeder cattle are offered for shipment and on inspection show no signs of mange they may be allowed to go forward without interference Under the for mer order no cattle from a mange infected section could move without dipping at least once unless the cat tle were for immediate slaughter and it was almost impossible to move the cattle in eastern Colorado and many sections of Wyoming and South Da kota ptr mber 1 Beeves Re ade in live cattle noml slow at to 9c tiive sides Texan beef idy exports steady to strong I ualvos $5 buttermilks ir 1 calves firm city per lb: country and buttermilksid lambs Receipts Iambs slow but cullc $1 502 Iambs Canada Iambs 35 steady Pennsyl i r'dnnii AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter 11 of the Revised Ordinances of the City ot Detroit of the year 1895 It is hereby ordained by the people of the Citv of Detroit That Section 1 2 3 5 and 7 of Chapter 11 of the Revised Oruinaiices of Issa be amend ed so as to read as follows: Section 1 All Onlinani now ex isting wnich in any wise relate to tne Board of Public "Works arc hereby made and declared to be applicable to the Commissioner Public Works with all the duties rights and powers in such ordinances prescribed and con tained See 2 The Commissioner of Public Works is hereby granted authority to issue permits to persons desiring the same to occupy any street alley or public place temporarily with build ing materials Provided That such permits snail not include more than one half the width of any such street alley or public 'place and provided further that such building materials shall be placed directly in front or rear of the lot or premises upon which a building is being or about to 'be That Vcsselmen Both Cleveland are busy trying to shape matters so that their boats will get out Saturday night in order to dodge the double legal holiday as no work will be done on coal or ore docks Sunday or Mon day The freight situation is un changed all around and brokers are hatfing much trouble in placing ves sels for both coal and ore Chicago September The grain trade was somewhat dull on account of an advance in the markets but boats ready to load were all cared for Charters to Buffalo Neshoto Paris corn se 75 bull" 25 Receipts 9500 wr top $520 bulk I'ary $5 10g 5 20 paek light fZtiu 30 Sheep uarkei steady native titi wethers $3 75 western lambs $4 503 irst race last 5 furlongs of B'utur ity 107 (Lyne) 3 to 5 and 1 to 5 won Buela 105 (Cal lahan) 3 to 5 and 1 to 5 second Rai ment 105 (D 20 to 1 and 6 to 1 third: time 1:01 Second race 6 furlongs on main Alan a Dale 115 (Lyne) 2 to 1 and out won lying Ship 117 (Hil debrand) 6 to 1 and 4 to 5 second Tramotor 98 (Cochran) 20 to 1 and 7 to 2 third time 1:13 2 5 Third race the Dash last 5 furlongs of uturity Wild Mint 105 (Burns) 8 to 1 and 9 to 5 won Dreamer 7 to 10 and I to 4 second Handzarra 103 (Hof fler) 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 third time 1:00 ourth race the Reapers one mile and three A urumaster 103 (Crlmmins) 20 to 1 and 6 to 6 won: Ormondes Right 1C7 (Lyne) 7 to 20 and out second Ed Tiernev 106 (Burns) 3 to 1 and 9 to 20 third time ifth race the Hempstead Cup steeplechase full Libretto 153 (Bernhardt) 7 to 1 and 2 to 1 won Horizontal 150 (E Helder) 25 to 1 and 6 to 1 second Daffo Down Dilly 153 (Donohue) 2 to 1 and 3 to 5 third time 5:25 2 5 Sixth race mile and sixteenth on Eagle 99 (Crimmins) 7 to 1 and to 2 won The Tdv Rohesia 99 (XV Davis) 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Prince Ching 108 (W isher) 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 third time 1:48 2 5 Detroit Player Was Second Toledo September (Special) Kenney of Newport Ky won tri state chess championship to night having taken 5 games and lost 1 Penny of Detroit was second with 41 2 won and 11 2 lost Boehn Brit ton and Miller are tied for first in the free for all Every Woman i ubwhwq na brouki Know abont the WBuderftA i MARVEL Whirling Spray tienand Suction bMi SiS Have been free vaite lower Mlztoc Cleared: Cherokee Mitchell Chippewa Oecoda Marinette South Chicago September 1 tjweii vi i 5iTAri Starrucca grain Buffalo Pope Marquette Kenosha September 1 Cleared Span muwaiiKee Buffalo September 1 Arrived: leans ramps Mars Louisiana Cleared: Orleans MilwankAe Light Panama Mars Superior Dnluth Superior September 1 Arrived: Alta Gralwick Widlar Richardson Jupi ter Wells Goodyear City of Genoa Walker Strathcona Ellwood Linn Ma taafa Manda Bryn Mawr Scranton Rus sia Departed: Leuty Gardner Bradley Bright ie Goshawk Linden Bitruharn lum ber Lake Erie ports Walter Scranton Ungliam Maitland light Two Harbors Senator Smith Saxona Peck Walk er Athens City of ore Lake Erie ports North Wind merchandise Buffalo Escanaba September Alfred Mitchell Manolo Vulcan Sawyer Tuxber ry Harlem Corsica Milwaukee Owen Toltec Oglebay America Selwyn Eddy Manchester Page Lake Erie Depot Harbor September 'Arrived Tadoueac Chicago September Egan Omaha London Buffalo uber but send (tamp for x4 Hast rated It give toll In lalnabls to tadtea OR 8AX BY Central Drug Co 5 137 and 291 Wood ward Ave 155 Grand River Ave Good er Rubber House 204 Woodward Av Washington September Judge George Reilly a well known character about town whose familiar haunts were around newspaper row died here today at the Washington asylum hospital from the effects of a heat stroke suffered some time ago Hail ing from Virginia he at various times held public office there and was a judge of the southern claims com mission for that state Twice he was United States consul to places in Venezuela and also at one time was consul to Zanzibar to which Offices he was appointed by Republican presi One of the stories told of him but not authenticated was that when fill ing the position of consul to Zanzi he had shot the queen of the island with salt and pepper because she persisted in bathing in the garb of nature in front of the American consulate each afternoon It was said he was recalled for this act but the state department records show that he resigned the Zanzibar consulate af ter holding it a year because ot the death of a member of his family a building is being or about erected: and nrovldcd further no such permit shall extend for longer space oi time tnan months Sec 3 The Commissioner of Public Works shall have authority to issue permits to persons applying therefor to dig up any street alley or public place for the purpose of making con nections with the sewers gas and water mains and pipes and tor any other purpose said commissioner may deem reasonable Provided That such permits shall only be granted in cases where parties shall deposit money with the Commissioner sufficient in amount to cover the estimated expense of retillintr thn earth removed and of relaying the pavement And the said Commissioner may retain such deposit for a period of one month or until such work is fully completed to the satisfaction of said Commissioner Sec 5 Whenever any Jabor is per formed in any of the streets high ways lanes alleys squares parks or other public places of the city under the direction or supervision of the i umnussioner or fudiic works ana said Commissioner shall deliver to the Controller proper pay rolls therefor with tlie certificate of said Commis sioner and an affidavit of the persona actuaJIy overseejng such labor in dorsed on tlie back thereof stating that the persons named in said pay roll have actually performed the work therein described and charged for that the time therein mentioned was actually and necessarily employed in the performance of said work that said labor or work was performed ex clusively for the benefit of the cor poration of the City of Detroit and that the items charged and amount set forth in said rolls for said labor or work are true and accurate The said Commissioner shall file and pre serve in his office a duplicate copy of each of said pay rolls Sec 7 It shall be the duty of thB Commissioner of Public Works to es tablish the line and grade of side walks and adopt a plan for greater uniformity and order in planting shade trees in all the streets larres and avenues of the city and to indi cate such line grade and plan on plats prepared for such purpose to he kept on file in the office of said Commissioner It shall further be the duty of all persons laying sidewalks or planting shade trees in said city to conform to such established grade line and plan under the penalty here inafter provided Approved August 27 1904 WILLIAM AYBURY Mayor active and insure the eggs than old ganders become as age' advances geese are an im revenue and find a markets A goose average about one pound of ers a year The feathers shaniil be plucked when there is no blood inthe ends of the quills this can be readily ascertained as they then leavi the flesh without hard pulling Alrrit all breeds of geese are good sitters and attentive mothers and if left to themselves will make their st 5 much as when wild and hatch a large percentage of their eggs But hens are now more frequently used fir hatching goose eggs as by taking the eggs from the goose when laid and giving them to hens to hatch the gjo i will lay a greater number of than if she were permitted to WELLKN0WN NEW YORK CHARACTER DEAD Ite Cleared: Coal Madagascar keo Ixirain Rfntmhpr 1 ClcarAt: Mercur Milwaukee Schuck Rand Duluth Conneaut September 1 Arrived: Cowie nonora Sheboygan September 1 Cleared: eieh Buffalo: Jenks Sunarlor Two Harbors September Arrised: Kalkaska ryer Trevor 201 202 102 Mait land Carrington! Iangham Scranton Cleared: Turret Court Sidney: Murphy 133 Ericsson Siemens Maida IIS Smith Lake Erie ports Newmount Soo Toledo September 1 Arrived: Reynolds Cleared: Coal Mt Clemprs Kingsville Sagamore Superior Light IV Brown Algeria Superior: Wayne Duluth Milwaukee September 1 Arrived: Outh Edwards Escanaba Cleveland September 1 At a meet ing of the officers of the locals which comprise the Marine Passenger reight and Steamer execu tive board it was decided to charge a higher admission fee "to those seek ing admission to the union on Sep tember 1 and again to raise the same on January 1 1905 This was deemed advisable because of the fact that a great many Cooks belonged to the old Marine and union have been taking advantage of the open door policy which has been in voguo since April 15 1904 that is obtaining admission to the union by the payment of dues only Tlie com mittee decided that on and after Sep tember 1 all those who wish to be come members of the union may do so by paying an initiation fee of $5 and also 50 cents for the first dues Those wishing to join after Jan uary 1 1905 will have to pay double the amount of the above fee with the exception of a few cases which will be acted upon by a general vote of entire organization' All officers present voted in favor of making the organization as much up to date as possible and endeavor to keep pace with the times in thought as well as jn action Representatives from eight of the various locals were present at the meeting Cincinnati Cincinnati September Hogs active butchers (O common $45 40 Cattle strail' fair to good shippers $4 75 eonyon $203 50 Sheep steady 50 iambs steady $3 JOQ'6 35 THE NEW SHORT LINE Pere to Toledo Cincinnati and all points south Union station ort and Third streets Call main 368 or 449 for par ticulars irst race 6 Tally 100 (oley) 10 to 1 won King Rose 109 (J Conlev) 4 to 1 second 103 (Rice) 5 to 1 third time 1:131 4 Second race mile Chick Morgan 92 (T Williams) 3 to 1 won London Girl 103 (Young) 7 to 2 second Judge Cantrill 107 (H Gilmore) 50 to 1 third time 1:42 Third race 6 furlongs Scotch Dance 107 (J Conway) 5 to 1 won Triple Silver 102 (S Dickson) 13 to 2 sec ond: Kiowa Chief 102 (Roach) 6 to 1 third time 1:14 1 2 ourth race 6 furlongs Bas 112 (oley) 2 to 1 won Commodore 10!) (D Austin) 4 to 1 second Disha bille 87 (J Dale) 5 to 1 third time 1:14 ifth race 11 16 miles Aggie Lewis 92 (Rice) 7 to 2 won Blissful 100 (T Williams) 4 to 1 second Neversuch 106 (Gocolo) 6 to 5 third time 1:471 2 Sixth race Second Mate 105 CCocolo) 8 to 1 won: lyer 198 (Rise) 5 tor 1 second St Simonian 107 (Young) 5 to 1 third time 1:41 Water Tower Santa Teresa 96 Malakaff 93 til race one mile 3 year oids ana selling Showman 107 Olonetz Little Boy 107 Mint Bed 104 Bank vroaigamj Hale 103: Bell The Cat Ney 102 Keeper 102 lole 92 Illumina ta 92 Detroit Cadillac 100 lb cases of 1 lb cans 29c per lb package coffee per 100 lb case $11 13 25 delivered Green coffee: No 7 Rio ic No 5 Santos 9c Maracaibo 91412Hc Per Tlnnf Col Chas United States engineer yesterday sent out notice to all interested par ties appointing September 7 as the date of a public hearing to show cause why the old Michigan Central bridge between Grosse lie and Stony Island should not be removed as an obstruc tion to navigation The action was taken on complaint of Dr David Inglis and the owners of the steamer Mascotte It is claimed the old bridge which was built In 1872 3 is an obstruction and was not constructed under authority of law The owners of tlie Mascotte contend the boat loses much time in running around the island because there is no draw In the bridge There is a good seven feet of water under the old Structure and if the bridge is re moved the boat could navigate at that side of the Island or several years the bridge has been unsafe for travel and nobody has been allowed to use it It has been abandoned by the railroad as a high way for many years Duluth September 1 The shipments of iron orc from Minnesota mines in the month of August aggregated 2545 050 tons against 2496756 tons in the same month last year The total for the season is 6131675 tons against 10177767 tons at the same date in 903 Conneaut September 1 Ore receipts at this port last month were 767512 tons which is only 1900 tons less than July receipts made Milwaukee broke every at iinv port waukee which held the previous rec ord increased its own figures the to tal receipts lor the month being 596 141 tons of which 147137 tons were anthracite This was chiefly duo to the manner in which the traffic was bunched dur ing tlie month us lor weeks at a time docks were unable to take care of all boats in port The influx of coal continues but it is not expected that beptemocr will equal the August record Chicago September 1 The receipts of anthracite coal by lake at docks in the Chicago river during tlie month of August aggregated 145490 tons exceeding the showing of the previous month by 9171 Tlie movement was tlie largest of thirty days during the past four years September 1903 when 204329 tons weye delivered and October 1901 when receipts reached a total of 143425 tons being the only exceptions The total for the season however is only 398977 tons as compared with 579644 tons delivered up to tlie enij of August last year The shipments from lower ports did not commence until late in June while during the previous year 191913 tons of coal had been delivered here at the of May iguring from June 1 therefore the present season Business is ahead of last year ollowing months for AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 10 of Chapter 32 of the Revised Ordi nances of 1895 and to repeal Sections 11 and 13 of said Chapter It is hereby ordained by the people of the City of Detroit Section 1 Section 10 of Chap ter 32 of the Revised Ordinances of 1895 be amended so as to read as fol lows Sec 10 The Commissioner ot Dub lie Works may appoint one or more inspectors to superintend the improve ment in each local assessment dis trict formed under this Ordinance whose duty it shall be to superintend the work on such improvement and see to it that all the specifications of the contract for the work are com plied with such Inspectors may be discharged in the discretion of said Commissioner Their compensation shall be paid out of the City Treas ury but shall be deemed part of the cost of the work and included in the estimate of the engineer for that pur pose and in the assessment levied to defray the same Sec 2 That Sections 11 and 13 of said Chanter 32 be and the same are hereby repealed Approved August 27 1904 WILLIAM MAYBURY Mayor all lour Rate Will Be Consid ered September 11 Buffalo September At the meet ing or me nne on Tuesday the flour rates was tion was taken tended by manager of the Evans western manager of the Anchor Line Morford manager of the Union Steamboat Line and McCain commissioner of lake lines all of Buffalo It was called for the purpose of con sidering the freight situation on the lakes especially in its relation to the flour movement At this time of the year it is customary for the package freight lines to advance the eastbound flour rates for the increasing fall bus iness are so discouraging that we decided to waive this ques tion of eastbound flour rates for a time in the hope that freight condi tions may brighten said one of the managers who returned home yes terday will hold another meet ing on Wednesday September 14 but I am unable to make any forecast 'as to what will be 'he freight situation on the lakes this season has been something of a puzzle Two weeks ago prospects seemed to indicate a pronounced re sumption of business It looked so bright in fact that the Western Transit Co added the propellers Syra cuse and Rome to the fleet already moving Since that time they have been placed in ordinary again owing to dullness The Union Steamboat Line has taken the propeller Rochester out of commission temporarily The An chor Line recently put the Clarion at work and still has her there land Keith Ames 5:30 Iron Queen Squire 7 Westcott Neff 8:40 The Strait Mackinaw City September nell consort 9:20 Wednesday watha 10 Gogebic consort Thursday morning: unknown Whitaker 6 Whitney Panay 8:20 Tusca rora 8:30 steamer Tuscaa ora 9:40 Castle Rhodes 1:15 Alaska 3 Paw nee consort 3:20 Milwaukee 3:50 Down Eddy consort 11 Wednesday night 'Iron Chief 1:30 Thursday morning Topeka 5 eston 8:15: Clarion 10:10 Clarion BY STONEHOUSE 13 94 2 Hv 43 64 5 50 BEE CO 10 the receipts ears 1903 tons 75326 116587 102090 120421 165220 QITY DETROIT Office of Receiver of Taxes August 19 1904 Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that there have been filed in this office the following named as sessment rolls: OR CONSTRUCTION LAT ERAL SEWERS Roll 6704 or constructing a vitrified crock lateral sewer in alleys between Greeley street Haigh and Alger Rbll 6780 or constructing a vitrified crock lateral sewer in alley in block bounded by Campbell and Junction avenues Porter and Rogers streets Roll 6711 or constructing a vitrified crock lateral sewer in alley south of and parallel to Clay avenue from line of Rivard street to line of Rus sell street Roll 6746 or constructing a vitrified crock lateral sewer in 1st alley of Crane avenue from Kolb avenue to and alley thence in and alley to Holcomb avenue Roll 6713a or constructing a vitri fied crock lateral sewer in alley be tween Concord and Canton avenues from Warren avenue to a point 458 feet of line of same Roll 6715 or constructing a vitrified crock lateral sewer in alleys between 31st and 30th streets Devereaux street and Warren avenue Part 1 is due and payable Within 30 days from date of this notice Parts 2 3 and 4 become due and payable in one two and three years respective ly from the date of this notice to gether with interest at the rate of 7 per cent from the date of the con firmation of the roll Either of said parts shall be paid within SO days from date of this notice without interest If either of said two three or four shall not be paid when they become due 5 per cent penalty and interest at the rate of 7 per cent from date of confirmation of the assessment roll will be added and the premises as sessed will be advertised and sold as provided by law THOS LUCKING Receiver of Taxes Great Northern to More 3000000 Ton 'Before the Close Duluth Northern louez bay Goose raising is not so extensively engaged in as duck raising the con ditions under which they can be suc cessfully raised being almost entirely different from those necessary for successfu! duck raising The duck being smaller can be raised in a more limited space than can the goose the latter needing free range and water while the former has been proved to do equally as well without water While the goose can not profitably be raised in as large numbers as the duck still it can not justly be termed unprofitable There are many places on a farm that are worthless for culti vation that could be utilized with ex cellent results for goose raising ields that have streams brandies or un used springs on them could be turned to good advantage by making them into goose pastures Many farmers profiting by this and adding to their incomes annually The care and attention necessary 'for raising geese are very small when compared with the returns and the cost of food is also proportionately small in com parison with the cost of food used for otliej birds bred for market A goose on range will gather the largest i'uinuii ui loon consisting lambs 75 lambs i lambs New York September Coffeet Rio steady mild steady The coffee mar ket otened steady at a decline nt 5 points nndermoderate liquidation in the absence of important demand European markets were well sustained but the primary mar kets were easier and with receipts liberaj nrices here gradually worked off a 11 tilt Said the market was finally steady at a net decline of 610 points Sales were re rtedd of 460 bags at 6706 75c December nrv at 7 10c March at at 450 and July at T60765c Attest: GEORGE GASTON City Clerk (Official papers please copy) Mint a Denver Opened Denver Col September The new United States rnnt in this city was ooentd today with a presnlential sahite1 of twenty one $uns and rais Toi of the American flag over the hv Roberts director Of CThe mint will not begin ace COAL SHIPMENTS TO NEARLY ALL POINTS BREAK RECORDS day to Put in Bay direct Daylight to SI the lyer STR Iv I It BY I'innney'a Or nn ing on the boat and at 6 25: western raaj a cheep $3 253 70 atockers and feeders 3T3 Chicago Chicago September Receipts auOf market steady good to prime steers 40474 10 poor to medium $3 Stock ers and feeders 75 cows and heifers $1354M canners brilis calves $3 5Mi6 25 Texas fed steers $2 3 50 western steers $2 504 Hogs Re fflPts today 20000 mixed and butchers $5 ICtfio 55 Kood to choice heaw $5 50' rough heavy light $5 20I5 65 bulk of sales $5 255 45 Receipts 15000 Wood to choice wettiers' $3 4 fair to choice mixed 4U na tive lambs $lj 75 na AN ORDINANCE to repeal Chapters numbered 2 3 4 16 17 35 36 4L 51 71 '74 and Sections numbered 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 and 15 ot Chapter 89 of the Revised Ordinances of 1895 also Chapters numbered 155 156 and 164 of said Revised Ordinances of 1895 It is hereby ordained by the people Of the Cty of Detroit: That Chapters numbered 2 relating to City Attorney Chapter 3 relating to City Counsellor Chapter 4 relating to biw Department Chapter 16 re lating to Gas Inspectors Chapter 17 relating to Citv Electrician Chapter 35 relating to Park Improvement und Chapter 36 relating to Gas and Street Lighting und Chapter 41 re lating to Common Council Commit Powers and Duties of Chapter 51 relating to 'Board of City Canvass ers Chapter 71 relating to Lamps and Lamp Posts Chapter 74 relating to the preservation of Belle Isle Park Chapter 155 relating to Detroit Har Telephone Company Chapter 156 relating to Brown Loud Speaking Telephone Company Chapter 164 re lating to Gas uel Company and Sections numbered 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 and 15 of Chapter 89 relating to Burial Regulations all of said Chapters being Chapters of the Revised Ordinances of 1895 be and the same are herebv repealed Sections 12 13 and 14 of Chapter SO shall hereafter stand and be known as Sections 4 5 and 6 of saifi Chapter 89 Approved August 27 1904 WILLIAM AYBURY Mayor Attest: GEORGE GASTON Citv Clerk (Official papers please copy) sheep 7 10 rth Qerman JZloia express service II BREMEN Kaiser Oct 11 10ara 18 11AJX Oct 7 7lpn i KWmll Nov8330pm IKaiser Nov 2210 am enis bexvieei'T 7 11 BREMEN riedrich Oct69 am Oct 1X9 am a AlainOct 27 Ham i riedrich No1010am USejt sAPLES GENOA A1 bert Oct 2211am 6 Oct LVllse Oct 11 Oct 11am If veirieh atal lrene Nov UHam IT Broadway Lnon Ticket Office Geo 1 2 Penin Aiea Try to Do It Ends of Route September Vesselmen Hog Sale jiHMMOND STANDISH aiu jjeat route to Port AT" Auitini Duluth Winnipeg and os Sarnia Monday Wedne at 3 tn Cloa connec Artnur with Canadian North train "'The Steam for Winnipeg also William Ry and I) rn ev eiial i urit Kate Now in Effect Mackinac Island coningwood Tuesday day and Saturday at 1:30 a Sound Tuesday Wednes and Saturday at 11 and 30000 Islands steam ing daily (exev pt Sunday) formation at any ticket of NICHOLSON 3 raffle Manager Sarnia SLEEVE snajer Collingwood CAPT WM ENGLISH COMMANDER Detroit Detroit September 1 Up: Harvard Ya kima Armour 9:20 Wednesday night ron tenac 10 Westmount 10:15 Green abd barges 11 iench 12:20 a Amazonas Matanzas Matoa 12:50 Nottingham 1: Stafford 1:30 Briton 2 Seguin 4 Black 5:30 Gayley Lansing 6 Erin Van Hise 6:20 Ward 7:15 Empire City Masaba Jenney 9:20 Iron Age Taamania Case Annie Laura Niagara 10:30 Bul garia Algeria 11 Bessemer Luzon schooner Penobscot 11:40 Maud 12:50 in Dudes Maritana Holley 1:20 Cam bria and whaleback schooner Oak Leaf Ramapo 3:50 North Land 4 Ida 6:10 Alaska (small) Vance 6:30 Greene 7 Down: Hall 10 Wednesday night: Tioga 1:20 a Princeton Russell 1:40: Mather Geo King and barges United Lumbermen and consort 8:15 schooner Homer 8:40 Spokane 10:40 City of Con cord 11:30: Nyanza 12:40 Smith 2:15: Sevona Thos Scott 3:30 tug Winslow and raft 4:20 Elphicke (steel) 5 Gill 5:30 TVm Mack 5:50 Tempest and barges Oregon oster 6:30: Choctaw 7 Colgate Hoyt and whaleback 7:40 Sicken and barges 8:20 Soo Canal Sault Marie September 1 Up5 Thos Palmer 10 Wednesday night Maruba 10:30 Olympia Morse Roebling Iroquois (wood) midnight Bunsen Smeaton 2 Thursday morning Vega 3:30 Monahansett 4 Ger man 4:30 Lindsay McGregor 5:30 Chas Eddy Parker 8 Bransford Moore Poe 10 Hiawatha 11:30 Huronlc 1 John Owen 1:40 Viking Vin land Angus Smith Kensington 3 Rocke feller Corliss 5 Mullen Argo Dobbins Roman Thomas Brower Theano 6 Cor ona whaleback 7 Osborne Magnetic 8 Warner' 8:20 Coralia Magna 9 China Cadillac 9:30 Wednesday night Whitworth 10:30: Mid land King 11 Caledonia Iron Cliff Smith 12:30 Thursday morning Thomas Wilson Marlska ayette Brown 2 Buffalo 2:30 Carnegie Beatty Yale 3:30 Lucy Neff Boumania Crete 5:30 Lafayette whaleback Gladstone Northwest 6:40 ul ton Martha Tionesta 7:30 lagg Warri ner Colby LaSalle 9 Wyoming 10 Biel man McLachlan Mahonlrig Northern Light 11: Pioneer Chattanooga noon Hol iving iron 8 Charles AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 13 of Chapter 56 of the Revised Ordi nances of 1895 and to repeal Sections 14 and 15 of said Chapter It is hereby ordained by the people of the City of Detroit Section 1 That Section 13 of Chap ter 56 of the Revised Ordinances of 1895 be sok amended so as to read as follows: Sec 13 Except as herein otherwise provided for sidewalks shalkbe laid and constructed of plank and ns pro vided in this chapter Sec 2 That 14 and 15 of said Chapter 56 be and the same are herebv repealed Approved August 27 1894 WILLIAM MAYBURY Mayor Attest! GEORGE GASTON City Clerk (Official Papers Please Copy) Notice of Sale of Real Estate STATE MICHIGAN County of Wayne ss In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH LEDBETER deceased Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order granted to the undersigned adrftinis tratrix of the estate of said Joseph Led beter deceased by the Hon Edgar Durfee judge of probate for the county of Wayne on the eighth day of December 1903 there will be sold by me the under signed at public auction or vendue lo th highest bidder upon and in front of the respective premises hereinafter described and upon the public highways upon which said premises severally face in the city of Detroit on Saturday the tenth day ot September A 1904 at the hours of twelve o'clock noon two o'clock and four o'clock standard or legal time tespectively and in the afternoon of that day all the right title and interest ot Joseph Ledbeter in and to the following de scribed three pieces or parcels of land and real estate all being situated in the city of Detroit Wayne county and stat of Michi gan The first description of Jsnd which will be offered for sale will be as follows: KIKST me nronenv to tie soln twelve standard or legal time ot said day Is described as follows: The west one halt or the west twenty five (25) and five one hundredths feet from front to rear of lot number eleven (11) in block number seventy seven (77) ot the Woodbridge farm situate on the north side of Baker street between Trumbull avenue and Tenth street in the city of Detroit Wayne county and state ot Michigan The second description or piece of land which will be offered for sale will be a follows: SECOND This property to be sold at two o'clock standard or legal time of said day viz: Lot number fifteen (15) ot Ellen subdivision ot part ot the south half of park lot number thirty eight (38) lying east of John street situate on the south side bt Theodore street be tween John street and Brush street in the city of Detroit Wayne county and state of Michigan according to the plan thereof as recorded in the Wayne county registry of deeds office In liber 8 of plats on page And the third description or piece to be offered for sale will be: THIRD The property to be sold o'clock standard or legal time afternoon of said day is described lows viz: Lot number thirty four (34) of subdivision ot lot fifty (50) and fifty eight (58) of Wesson's section of the Labrosse and Baker farms And lots thirty (30) and thirty one (31) of the subdivision of the Baker farm north of the Chicago road situate on the west side of Brooklyn avenue between Lysander street and or est avenue In the city ot Detroit Wayne county and state ot Michigan Each of said three pieces of land being improved with houses thereon and known as number 122 Baker street number 90 Theodore street and number 881 Brooklyn avenue MARY LEDBETER Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph Ledbeter deceased JAMES POUND Attorney for Administratrix Mary Ledbeter 'I I I agxiCs My nji 1 I "i oi: 1 i a fe H' i I kMA vSu will la liV TSffivl I I uri TtiiIhMIi year reghl for it Nk jS If he cannot supply th HARVEL accept no Wfisr CO No Av Price If 41 148 5 30 61 170 5 40 54 17 5 4o 49 201 5 45 56 142 5 40 St 187 5 45 JO 176 5 45 98 162 5'45 146 199 5 45 131 192 5 45 19 180 5 45 81 181 5 45 192 5 40 25 196 5 '40 57 197 5 45 65 189 5 45 19 108 5 20 76 HO 5 45 S5 J9i 5 45 58 161 5 40 S3 201 5 45 39 ISO 5 45 69 151 5 4 5 S5 134 5 35 39 202 5 45 IS 191 5 45 5 1 70 5 3o 103 190 5 45 75 190 5 45 79 IS' 5 45 15 121 5 35 46 189 5 45 93 177 5 40 71 166 5 35 51 193 5 40 PARKER WEBB CO 56 196 7 45 95 189 5 40 27 1ST 5 45 7t 194 5 40 4 len 128 1 80 5 45 Mellen 51 ISO 5 45 vrllen 8 112 5 35 27 203 5 40 Mullen 9 201 5 40 ikn 33 192 5 45 Muileu 35 201 5 15 Mellen 20 173 5 25 Mullen 21 197 5 45 MniUn 38 196 5 40 MMI 13 197 5 40 70 228 5 50 'I 41 201 5 45 17 150 5 2) 2 155 5 35 15 160 5 35 5 182 5 35 5.