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THE DETROIT REE PRESS RIDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1890 CL'llREW CAMP DUIELD THE STAGE THE SANDY PLAINS Palmer Thinks They Can Be Made the bow be lle amateur botanist for Gus Pixley WASHIBNAW COUNTY DEMOCRATS Brother of ANKIE Don TALK THE DAY ILLSDA LE IXEMOC it ATS SIXTH DISTRICT IATOI Kesolu CASS COUNTY DEMOCRATS i (0 Prom your food use Carter's Little Nerve Pills consisted principally of the participated in by all the marching through the prin villace led by the Oxford went Dire and The At Whitney's next week Katie Emmet will pc donate the Bootblack in of New Alexander Salvini will again be seen as Ccesar at the Detroit Opera House to night TOG KT HP WITH THE EIGHTH CAVA M1Y AND Till EW bUKVIVJNG YllAICAN Will YllTIlllANS ym Crinkle sums joiner in these words: Hit and Miss Lottie Alter and Gus Pixley HERE IS SKLY i Still Hotter Two vessels belonging to the New IIaven PteamsUip Company collided in New York harbor and instead of declaring it an act of Providence the company has gone one better and found that neither captain was to blame but the tile ought to have been running the ether way It has been roauy years since ice sold at the Tice it did last summer yet eastern dealersIege that no one has made more than a living profit while over thirty ice firms have been cleaned cut and gone to the wall Alcra money is made iu ice when there is a plenty and it is cheap Strong County Ticket and At a recent gathering in London of experts In palmistry and aurology it was conclusively shown that they missed as ofteu as they hit A phrenologist who examined seven heads was tally off in his conclusions on five of Pretty and quaint little Patrice is working like a beaver at the Lyceum this week Although handicapped by an uninteresting play her per sonal lot in it is creditable and she has gained many new admirers since her engagement was be gun The published letters of Powderly to Lee show that the former ha 1 a in his pocket for future use When the world fair opened every railroad running east and west was to be tied up for an advance of wages and tho issue would have been one affecting all civilized nations 5 Wright: Hillsdale: Hawkins Jonesville I I o'AoArc and Dr NV enton lleadin candidate candidate speeches NV McKinney who has managed more cranky stars than any other agent alive is in De troit He stands in tho stead of Locke A Davis and his spbeial mission here relates to the engage ment of Curtis which opens at the Detroit Opera House next Monday night His new play is called It was written by Henry Doblin and Charles Dickson and is said to hold the mirror up to nature in the portrayal of types of Hebrew character hitherto shown in the drama only ty coarse caricatures repulsive alike to Christian and Jew The Hebrew is depicted pre cisely as he is in business and social relations with his fellow man The comedy is credited with much dramatic strength' as well as a great deal of irresistible drollery Seats for the engagement are on sale uc Gig a fVect 4 The hoodlums of San rancisco be routed by the police and the law has no ter rors for them The only thing that seems to discourage them is to have some stra whom they attempt to mob pull a gun distribute six bullets with liberal hand effect is to make them quiet for a week of the still continues to pack Whitney's Theater every night And tnere is noctun like it Do not be imposed on with substitutes imitations etc because tho dealer makesa few cents more on a bottle Mr Pixley's first engagement in the east was with Twelve company in which he played seven parts This is his second season with in New That he has already made a name for himself is proved by the many encouraging offers that have been made Tiim Hoyt Thomas being especially anxious to secure his services Eccentric character acting is Mr Pixlev's line of work and he is one of the most promising of the younger comedians Ann AkbOR September The Democratic county and Pepresentative conventions met in this city to day and made the party nominations There was no contest on the county ticket except for the office of Clerk and for this the contest was not close Arthur Brown receiving 81 votes out of 121 There was quite a surprise in the sliane of a speech from ex Mayor Beakes and Dr I McLaughlin of York both of whom de clared that the nomination of Brown meant de feat at the polls The former who is editor of the Ann Arbor Argus declared that bis paper would not suppbrt two of the nominees on the 1 lion It Whitman and Hon II Manly made stirring speeches admonishing the two dele gates that they were mistaken and urging a united effort: that the nominees of tills convention were the nominees of the party and there was no doubt of their election The prevailing sentiment is that the ticket is strong and if there is a little dissension it will only urge the Democrats to harder work all along the line on the state congressional representa tive and county tickets making their success ail the more certain The ticket nominated is as follows: Charles Dwyer Sheriff: Arthur Brown Count? Clerk: Guctav Brelnn County Treasurer: Michael Jlegi tor of Ijeeds: MichH cl JjtlcifiaD Prosecuting Attorney: Patrick McKernan and rank Jos' yn Circuit Court Commissioners Mar tin Clark and Edward Batwell Coroners Charles It Woodward County Surveyor The convention of the first representative dis trict wa held following the county convention lion Gregory being renominated on the first formal ballot direetly tbe and Harrison Gray iske calls Joseph Howard carbonic acid flaneur and paragrapher whose sparkle never turl Reunion of the Northeastern and Association fl The dispatch in regard to a menagerie ing turned loose iu a town in South Africa and relating how the wild beasts devoured the attendants and each other is pronounced bogus by London papers Every old news paper man in this country spotted it on sight The telegraph liar is not a linislied liar leaves ear marks which furnish a clue The sale of seats for the World in Eighty Day at the Lyceum is open tip Douclcnult as a play "He was not a maker but he was such a fashioner that genius itself looked on with wonder at his talent and as the man who digs the trench that brings the water to the thirsty camp is better than the chemist who can make oxvgen and hydrogen unite let us believe that the world is less arid than it would have been if Dion Boucicanlu had net a convent and on the stage prophecies of all relatives when she announced Her first engagement was with two seasons ago appearance attention rKBliv September I Bobcrts as aged Shiawassee County pioneer and the principal founder of Bancroft died at taat place this morning aged years He leaves a widow and four children Ho was stricken witu paralysis last week CVEKH5T AND COMING ATTRACTIONS IN TUP THEATERS DETROIT East JORDAN September 25 Uncle Jesse Weikel widely known to resellers who visited tho Jordan Biver as the proprietor o' the Jordan River House at this place for many years died at 3 this morning in conse quence of a fall over an out door staircase last night Goli' of New York's chief of police has asked tho commissioners to adopt the patrol wagon sys tem which has been in use in almost every other city in tho land for the last aix or eight years and hich tbe City of New York should have been the first to bring out Gotham skips a cog now and then he was drafted once but owing to physical in firmities was rejected and bis illustration of tne sufferings he endured while undergoing examina tion kept tbe aiicli nee in a continual roar Detroit was named for the next reunion of the Northeastern association at the same time of the national encampment The following officers were elected: President Capt Van Dorn of Holly: vicc nresldenr Perry of Orlon: secretary John 51 Beard of Holly treasurer Capt Lamb of lint chairman of executive committee Capt Elliott of I lol: The Oakland County Association named Detroit for their reunion In '91 and Holly in Capt Van Dorn was elected president and Capt A Hendricks of Holly secretary and treasurer rench officer (to raw recruit) me the avor to dismount and look what a gawk you ire on Me Up you think her feet look awfullywell in these patent leather most irigbtfully A little girl was once punished for doing wrong when she said: those com mandments do break awfully Louis Republic Stranger very glad to have met you and would be pleased to have you call on me at your re York JournaL Man wants a great deal here below lie always cries for more The man who wanted little Died long before the war Courier Clearing His Skirts fought the civil yelled the orator fiercely said the meek littlo man in the front row sent a The Indian agent who feathers his nest grow rich on the salary Uncle Sam pays him nor yet on his with the post trader He draws rations for so many Indians The number is from 200 to 400 too high and the sale of these is what fills his Lead Polson Cured I am a painter by trade Three years ago I had a bad case of Lead Prison caused by using paint I was cured in a short time by The medicine drove the poison out through the pores of the skin My system was so saturated with poison that my underclothes were colored by the paint being worked out by the medicine through the pores of my skin 1 was cured en tirely by and have had no return since Pafk Leak Waynesville Ohio Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailedTO Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Lansing September Tbe sixth district congressional convention of the new industrial party composed of Patrons of Industry and ail other labor parties was held hero to day Judge Arthur Cole of Livingston was tho choice of a large majority of the party delegates present but it was announced at tho outset that under no circumstances would be accept the nomination The convention balloted all be afternoon over half a dozen names without result and then in de pair turned around and nominated Judge Colo by acclamation A telegram was sent informing him that he must accept but no ausw er was returned report The by its presi Logan Chipman and The association elect Gen Apresident Knew file Brand Yesterday forenoon a woman entered a bacco store on Griswold street and asked ten worth of tobacco you mean snuff queried the clerk mean snuff ma'am she sharp ly replied want well what many sorts Lave you a up three or four samples of fine I He placed them on the counter and she tested of each in turn and finally said: This Lo about right Gimme ten cents' it for you ma'am your bizness but as lief say it for my old man laid up with a sprained leg I chaw myself but I know about what he wants Good Orion September 24 The exercises at the re uniou of tbe Northeastern and Association to day grand review at 1 posts in attendance cipal streets of the baud and returning to the island where the asso ciation was called to order by the president Perry of Oakland After prayer by the chaplain Rev Gage of Orion Coon president of the village in a happy manner welcomed the old veterans It gave him great pleasure he said to be the instrument on the part of Orion and vicinity to extend a hearts' welcome to our country's defenders lie paid a fitting compliment to the Mexican veterans and spoke of the conspicuous part and matchless valor of the Michigan troops during tho rebellion everywhere from Bull Run to Appomattox Wherever duty called tbere were Michigan soldiers and sailors To such men it is a pleasure to extend a welcome an honor to have them in our midst He congratulated them upoa the auspicious opening of tho reunion and tendered them the freedom of the village saying that there a lock on any chicken coop within five miles and the nigs were none of those razor back sort that thev used to chase down in Georgia but plump fat fello ws The address was responded to by President Perry of tbe association who in tbe course of remarks resented the insinuation that any soldier ever stole a chicken and to better illustrate bis iuea he confiscated Geu McReynolds story of the Irishman with the goose and chicken He closed by stating that as tbe boys had only heard the popping of muskets he would now bring un the rilled canuon for them to listen to He introduced as the first speaker Gen A McReynolds of Grand Rapids a veteran of the Mexican war a patriotic soldier of the rebellion an honored and respected citizen of Michigan Gen McReynolds was escorted to tre front of the stand and after the cheers with which the boys welcomed him bad subsided he roasted President Perry a little fol stealing his story Ho regretted that lie Dad been called as the first sneaker as ho never prepared a speech in his life If he should he make one He said he was relying on what the other speakers would sav for material for his speech bit: before he ha proceeded far the audience Was fully convinced that the general short of material He al luded briefly to the Mexican war and said Michi gan sent 2500 men to that war and of that num ber but twelve are nvtn 1 tribute to Ncott America never and honorable Agricultural College September Dr NV Beal has just returned from a tour of inspection around tho experimental stations located rt Grayling Walton Baldwin Harrison and Oscoda rom an interview with him it was learned that at each of the above mentioned places except Grayling eight acres are set apart for tests in raising clovers grasses and grains the same test being made at each station At Grayling Lr Kedzio is experimenting on about forty acres About twenty species of grasses and clovers are being experimented with separately and also mixtures of as many as nine sorts sown together The plan has been to break up the land the first season seed and then let the clovers and grasses go to seed and fall down without cutting If any vacant spaces appear reseed them This is to gel the ground as well seeded as possible with the least expense Next season late in June when the vegetation is at the best these pints that have been seeded three years will be plowed under and the whole of them will be seeded to a mixture of the six varieties that have proved most satisfac tory viz Mammoth clover toil clover alsilse clover tall oat grass orchard grass and timothy There are other grasses that would be worth mix ing with these but the are not in the mar ket The point is to build up the land for some years by seeding and turning under the crops tor green manure and not start with the cereals po tatoes etc as is often done Experiments are being marie in the use of super phosphates slacked lime and plaster as fertilizers for this sandy laud A light dressing of barn vara manure has proved very beneficial The plan is being tried of plowing new land at different seasons of tl year to see which is most favorable to the killing of the weeds and small shrubs A method of more easily getting rid of tbe oats grub Is still to be learned Hon A Glidden a member of the State Board of Agriculture and also a member or the committee on experimental stations who accom panied Dr Bea! on his trip expressed himself with a great deal of interest and satisfaction with the experiments that are going on and says he shall certainly go over tho same ground next year Dr Balmer tbe other mem ber of the experimental station committee lives at Grayling and Is experimenting quite extensive ly on own tana ne is very conuueuv tuav some dav the northern plains will become the gardens of Michigan Both Dr Beal and Mr Glidden were mttch im pressed with the fact of the immense amount of tine sheep pasture that is going to waste up there They say that sheep thrive well there and that the feeding season is no longer than in the south ern part of the state as pasture is good till the show is on tbe ground According to Dr Beal poor homesteader above all others should understand the principles of agriculture if lie expects to succeed on these lands If he has to depend for his living from tho start on what he can dig out of tbe soil and has no other business to help him the plains are no place for To manage the sandy plains well and most profitably if it can be done at all can best bo done bv men who have capital and can afford to labor and wait If suet ess comes at all it will ultimately come with a generous treatment of the soil from tbe very start The land ecu either be subdued and improved a little at a time by the poor man who has a good piece of land to live on or by the canitalist who may undertake the im provement ot targe areas TV I Tses I se IT 1 from Gwosso has just entered college to take a special course in botany and also complete the agricu'tural course NV Touney will take the place made vacant by the resignation of Mr Dewey NVolcott for Mieriff' Hillsdale September 25 (Special Democrats this afternoon nominated tbe follow ing county ticket: Sheriff Luther NVolcott Cambria: Clerk Wm Keough Jonesville Register of Deeds NVm It Montgomery Hillsdalle: Treasurer NV NV Comnu Wright Prosecuting Attorney NV Sampson Hillsdale: County Surveyor John Mercer Somerset Circuit Court Commissioners anil 1 nutu Samuel Vauzhn Moscow 1 ii i Himucra lc lor Congress was present and also the for State Senator and made strong Cavalry Association held its an to day Seventy five members an Tberearetwo members of the "Lost lu New Company a short account whoso per sonal history may prove interesting One ts Mi's Lottie Alter the other Mr Gus Pixley Mis Alter is 17 years of age and was born in La Crosse Wis She was educated in thence were friends her intention Vernona Jarbeau in where her clever dancing aud in a auntleroy costume attracted Last season she joined the in New Company and her success as Jennie Wilson was quickly assured In appearance Miss Alter re sembles Lotta as that "Dramatic looked when she was sweet sixteen Sho is petite and graceful and has an expressive face Her hair is black and curly and her eyes dance with life and feeling She has likewise a charming manner Her talents are not confined to the histronic art alone she sings dances paints and plays the ban jo Miss Alter is besieged with calls from voung girls eager to make her acquaintance Thev send hvr flowers and sometimes follow her from tbe theater to the hotel In Louisville this season after a matinee she was surrounded a dozen girls from 10 to lu years of age one ot whom offered her a bouquet The girl aud her com panions were of the poorer class Miss thanked the donor for her gift and seeing pleased she was by the attention kissed her of the other girls set up a cry kiss me! Please Jennie kiss to think" said Miss Alter when relating the circumstance "I tvas obliged to kiss them That she might have consistently refused to do so never entered bcr mind MIssjAlterisan earn est young person and her stage career has not been undertaken merely to qrat fy a desire to tread the boards It is an early and determined stand in the battle of life That she will arrive at the goal of her ambition no one questions Nature has been kind to her experience will do the rest George Augustus Pixley as he was christened is also extremely youthful for the position he oc cupies He is 19 years of age and bails from tho Pacific slope lie is a brother of Aunie Pixley and two more of his sisters Lucy and Alice are on the stage Mr Pixley made bls debut at the Arpnenia Theater Portland On when 2 years of age His father was the manager and his sister Aunie was a member of the company At 12 sears of age Mr Pixley began his active stage career in San rancisco Later Billy Emerson to Australia" On his return he played through the mining towns Of the west and then started to work his way with a cheap company to New ork At Pitts burg the company were so hard pressed that on leaving the train and attempting to cross the toll bridge they were obliged to abandon their intention because they had not the amount necessary to pay the one cent On his arrival in New York Mr Pixley found a manager who wanted to star him as Ike Parting ton He consented but when liesaw the printing which the enterprising manager had ordered he withdrew This is the way the three sheets read: Cassopolis i eptember Al tbe Democratic county convention tp day the follow ing nominations were made: Representative' Samuel McKee: Sheriff William Ragan Clerk Abner Moon: Register of Deeds Henry Ohls Treasurer George Bement Prosecuting Attorney Lowell Glover tonrvevor Charles Banks Lotnmis George Turner ami Marshall Howell Coroners George Shaffer aud An drew Caul In a Chicago Restaurant Customer here waiter I asked you about five minutes ago for a NVaiter tab I heerd ye sah but de gent at de next table through with it yet Mrs Uneasy (weeping) dear I don't know but I believe my liver is out or Mr Uneasy well never mind ts long as vou have a kind heart 1 marry vou for your Her ald An old negro who bad business in a law vers office was asked if be could sign Lis name is dat tbe law ver answered you can write your name1" "Well no sah I never writes my name dictates it AsitMav Tough character (entering theater) yer pass der profesb?" Mana f'er but I know Tough character my looks ter iymei one der new pugilistic Manager ollow have caught this cold young man by carelessness If you will soak your head and be careful to wear your overcoat when you go out you will Le all right" Youug usetrvinz that prescription doctor soaked the Tribune Pasteur is small pale and limps when be walks The Czar's picked personal body guard con sists of fifteen native Corsicans benator Teller is passionately fond of flow era He has a beautiful garden Sixty vovages around Cape Horn is the re markable record of Capt Holmes of Mystic Ct Oliver Wendell Holmes has written with the ssm? pen for twenty five fears It is gold and in condition There are over 10000000 fruit trees in Los Angeles County Gab one of the largestindi vidual farms being owned by Mme Modjeska United States Minister Swift and Consul Genera! Greathouse are said to be exceedingly popular in Japan The latter is one Oi Mr hold over apt ointees Mr Gottschalk of New York owns the cnlv genuine and perfect holv sbeein Leworld The interesting relic is about J4UU years old and was used in King Solomon temple It was not Osman Pasha the hero of lav ra who as lost in the recent wreex ot a Turkish man of war but Osman Pasba a zon in law of the Turkish admiral lhe former is alive and commanding the ultans body guard He naid tbe highest and Taylor The soil of produced a more generous man and soldier than Thev fbtizht their wav into the very heart of Mexico and appeared be fore the Capitol with a bandful of men not more than half the number that was iu the audience be fore him marched into that city garrisoned witn 40G00 Mexican soldiers and witnessed the Stars and stripes proudly floating over the balls of the Montezumas He had the honor of organizing the first cavalry regiment in this state during the rebellion and he thanked God that we were again a united people with one country and one flag We have no need of a standing armr for all the world dare not molest us We can raise an army in sixty days that could whip old England in twenty minutes Tbe audience manifested their appreciation of the speech by frequent applause and three cheers were given the old gentleman as he was escorted to his seat NVhen President Perry introduced the next speaker as "our Congressman Jrom the first dis trict the friend of the soldiers Judge Chipman of tremendous cheers greeted him The boys seemed to recognize in him a champion of their rights His speech was mostly confined to pension legislation and as he began to warm up to cis subject the boys cangnton to the thins un buttoned their susnenders and let them selves loose 'J he judge acknowledged that be was a member of the preseut Congress but whether there was anything resnectabe about it he didn't know He was convinced however that tbere were aereat many resnectable men out of it He said he is in favor of the per diem pension bill and ha worked hard and did his best to have such a bill pass He voted for the de pendent pension bills NVby? Because he saw that it was an impossibility to pass the other It was that or nothing and he did right in voting for it NVhen the soldier asked for bread should he give trim a stone? Could he go before the boys aud say couldn't get what you wanted sol got The dependent pension bih was all we could get a'd we could have and he thought he did what was right in voting for it Tbese reunions have theirusefulness They serve as object lesson They teach us patriotism andwe can always rely upon the patriotism of the citizen wherever ho is The man of tbe work shop the man of tbe farm the man of business can alwavs be depended upon to defend his coun try Judge Chipman is a clear rnd forcible speaker and talas right to tbe point Three cheer and a Veer were given him when he closed President stated that he would now Intro duce Department Commander Duffield who he hoped at the reunion next year at Detroit would he elected commander in chief ot the Grand Armv of the Republic At these words the boys went Com Duffield said he know what business he bad to get up there and talk about war after listening to one who was fighting the battles of his country when he was making mud pies and panked by his mother Le had heard that there was a man once who was talked to death bnt had forgotten his name He related the story be heard Boston about the man who misled getting a decent burial just because he keep nis mouth shut after he was dead The colonel talked pension to the boys lie also was favor of a service that was the onlv right way The government has granted a service pension to the soldiers of 1812: the Mexican veterans got a service pension and if tbe men who went down south to put down the most mtic rebellion the world ever knew are not entitled to a service pension who in name is? Every soldier ought to have one He wanted one not merely for tho money but for tbe honor for he deemed it an honor to have served his country The colonel called attention to tbe grand work accomplished by the A Il Redid not see tiow any soldier who is proud of record can keep out of the Grand Army It is an or anizaiion tnat every good soldier should belong to It is an imperishable monument they are erecting to themselves Col Duffield closed ms address by paying a touching and beautiful tribute to those noble and patriotic women who toiled at home while hus bands and fathers sons and brothers were doing batt for their country and again tbe boys filled the air with cheer after cheer as the colonel closed his address This ended the exercises for the day It is es timated that 5003 people were op the grounds during the afternoon Hon I' NVinans Democratic nominee for Governor together with Soper and Strong can didates for Secretary Of State and Auditor Gen were with us to day To morrow will be held tbe business meeting election of officers a Bham battle and grand finale EIGHTH CAVALRY REUNION Tbe Eighth TNTial reunion swered to roll call and spent tho dayasonly old soldiers know how to on such occasions Resolu tions were passed in memory of tbe members the organization who have died during the past Col NV Buck of Marshall: Maj II Rl of Detroit and Lieut caxton Speeches were made by Gen NN ormer of Detroit Maj Boynton of lort Huro I and Maj Coats of Pontiac The association elected the following officers: I 'resident Lieut Lamb of Dryden: vice presidents Brd Glarkjton: Chanes Evaes of Walled Lake and NN Hihker ol bt Johns: secretary and treasurer HaiiocK or corresponding secretary Kelloir of fiattie Creek: surgeon Dr Kobinspn of Clarkston: chaplain Gen Mix of Detroit: his torian Col Samuel eils of Grand Kavids Tho next annual meeting will be held nt Detroit at the time of the national encampment THE MEXICAN VETERANS The annual meeting of the Mexican A eterau Association was held at the Park Associations lure boat house hall to day The satherinjj was called to order by iu aced president Gen A 1 McRevnolds st noon Itev Herbert acted ns chaplain and the secretary (apt of Detroit submitted an jnteresUu: meeting was oneu auun bbeu dent by Hon If XT lliiiTsAIll cd the" following officers: President Anvnt'ri vice 1 uwur VB NV Simpson of Detroit: secretary is How ler of Detroit After the election of officers the members were served with a banquet furnished Ly the citizens of Orlon and Oakland Tow ns nns The next meeting will bo at Detroit curing next year's national encampment TUB SHAM BATTL? Orion September The sham battle on the programme for to day at the reunion of tLeNorth eastern Association was witnessed by 2000 peo ple The troops under the command of Capt Lorey were finally victorious cantering the bat tcry without The meeting was called nt 8 on the island and Rev II Cameron of Oxford was tailed out Ho responded iu a short and patri He never was a akthouh IW I nA brrfgatfh aM I 1 Vtl fS JI 1 'nYT THE NOVELTY ILMK CO Most respectfully invite the ladies of Detroit and vicinity to examine the most complete stock of High Class Novelties in all and Winter Garments ever received in this city We have just opened a number of cases of the leading rench German and English Mantles Jack ets Ulsters Wraps Newmarkets and Dolmans Ladies are especially invited to look at the $750 Street Jacket our $15 Reefer Jacket $25 Walking Jacket and the exclusive styles we show in Rich Seal lush Garments Jackets Wraps and Newmarkets from the $1250 ordinary Street Seal Plush Jacket to the very stylish $25 Garment and extraordinarily elegant ones at $50 to $175 each OUR DISPLAY RICH URS We make prices on the prevailing styles in urs lower than any ur Dealer in Detroit and exhibit the most elegant styles or Cloaks we can compete with the most extensive dealers in this country Our styles are very elegant and our prices extraordinarily low Try us and be convinced NOVELTY CLOAK COMPANY! EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AMUSEMENTS Detroit School of Modern Lanuases and Literature Classes and 'private lessons Also of leo tures rench English and German Pupils ad mined at any time during the term Apply after September IS A limited number of pupils preparedjor college ALRED MENNEQUIX HD 61 Hast Adams Avenue SHORTHAND Tbe Shorthand Institute Cowie Build in" the Public Library established eitrbt years oliers tbe BBrT and most PRACTl CA instruction Assets pupils to POSITIONS Unc qualed demand for stenosrapLers As much sc vompHshed in THREE MONTHS as with TWELVE in any other system Trial REE Superintended by the author Investigate II TEW YORK MILITABY UlADEWY IV Col WHIGHT 1 A Coruwall The DETROIT SCHOOL for BOYS 15 AND 17 WINDER ST Intermediate and Collegiate Preparatory CHAS STEVENS VOICE CULTURE STtT ntO: Room 1 anl 3 NNbitncy Bulldin all Term begins September 8 Pupils received Mr time on or alter above qate THE ALBRECHT GREBUS School of LaosuRgei Detroit 101 ort St Cleveland 122 Euclid Ave Natural Method Native Teachers Term KinB now Trial lessons free Highest City References Detroit oriaitA iioriMid NN'HITNEY Proprietor TO NIGHT DK BAZAN Saturday THE THREE GUARDSMEN Saturday Night A CHILD APLES avorite Comedian CURTIS la his Great Comedy Success TVEXT wf i Of nriish Training School School of Penmanship School of Mechanical Drawing School ot Language and Illocutiou are departments in the Gnin ess UXiyKMiT Day and venin Sessions Open to ladies equally with gentlemen Elegant new Business nt versity Build ing Wilcox ave formerly Grand River east Call or send for illnjtrated catalozue a I cm ue the SHATCHEN SEATS NOW ON SALE GRAAD OPERA HOUSE it Garwood Manager One week only commeaciug Monday September 22 Matinees Tuesdav Thursday and Saturday ONE THE By PRICE ESQ The Versatile Character Actor and Comedian CHAS JPCARTHY as Larry Howard the ireman Supported by a first company of Comedian Including the great uiosix the only rPItTCZES TOO 200 300 te 500 Con 8100 1100 1600 1400 COO 4 SOO 400 1000 200 1400 5600 950 1000 500 coo SOO 3000 2000 630 2000 GUO KlAL 1 STATE KA The following list ot real estate transfers recorded September 25 1650 Is reported by 51 Burton Wayne County Abstract Office: John Becker to Anthony 'lettc lot 7S ub of part of 1 or the farm: also lot 7a in A Cranes sub ot rt 5 v' rd i'nrn Anthony Metre of Joseph iiohuian lots 76 ana 77 in Connor's auo of part of 1 oi the Rival 1 farm also 0 anu 7 of A Crane sub of 1 ISlon the Rivard iarm Christopher Daniels io Joachim ireier a Jut i'xlOO ft on the hide of Clark avu It oi Pixavp Christina lo miner to Joseph cLulw lots and 105 Geo A sub of part of and 1S8 on th? Rivard farm ou the side of remont st now Caufleld ave Daniel cotton to Iradnrick Deadbvater IvO Jo in Scot ten sub of lots na 5t5 and part of lot on the Geo Porter 1 "iL Et Armour to Caroline Lensehner el al Jots 207 and 268 in sub of part of 10 Ileruhard Stroh et al to Johattu Kraj lot io tbe sob ol lots 1 2 8 of 1 4 ou the Michael to Ellen HstlS the part of the frao'l of sec SS 03 luO acres oi lana in the of Dearborn: also other laud Whitmore to James AlcCouvlte tot 1:: Goodrich Burton's sub ot the part to Charles amily lot Job ill Hamlin Urownjf sob o' lots and 4 in 57 oi ihoT A OU the side of smith ave Jehu IL st and oodward ILotiiiison to John Key uolds lots and 2 of Chandler n' sub of 1 iu seC 57 Of the 1U000 A Alfred iJIougbton to Joseph Knimaolz lots 115 aud llil in ield sub of part of Id ou the side of Baldwin ave Det Champlain and Agnes sis Sfsrsaret Bacon et al to AA in idtugslou Ji et al art of the ot ibes of sec 4 2M acres of lnn1 In the Iwp of Ham Iovert It Aciapp to Chas Cray lot SS in Johustou's sub of part of the Ereyoort Gray to Aaron Yislnr lot In sub ct part or the llrevoort CfL 'to nitli iols ail jo tillA In the Gurdeti n1u cf thu 9l of In the '1'wp of ureentielo John inn io Edwin Kobmsou lot a in 6 sub of 1 sj ot the La Julia CrovJto Michael Kups the of lot tl un tho Moran ftirrn John iihin to rank Armour Jot in AL sub of part Oi 16 Hervey Parke to Juba lot Its in ub of pun farm ai'J II? t' Thomas 11 Dliams to Aurora Parsons lot 4 in bik 14 of Csmpau sub of tho tb of the i ear parr of 78 ard Kantor to John Lyueii iota 11 and 12 sub of lot 43 of 30 Geo Ahrev to baruh ovle lot 1 in ooo 1 ol lots 13 and I I the sub of the ri of see 2S and part of sec 2V in tbe Twn of Hamtramck Ellon ItmaKur to Homer the of ilie of I £7 of the eub of tue ('nmpau farm WATEBMAK EXCHANGE IS OERING SEVERAL SHE RE'JiDEHCE PROPERTIES At greatly reduead prices Envers erm save money by Lt ylng now Call for list WATERMAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 92 Griswold Street PLATS OUR WARREN AVENUE SUBDIVISIONS Kow ready Tho finest in the market Call anti get ope HL DBA RD DING WALL 1HG BISWOLD STREET Il REAL ESTATE fOfl SHE II 1 BiRGIIH The Desirable Property 33 Peterboro Street WITHIN HAL A BLOCK WOODWARD AVE Brick House all modern conveniences Double Parlors Dining Room Butler's Pantry (with sink Kitchen Pantry four Sleeping Rooms Sewing Room Attic Cellar under entire house House newly decorated Brick Stable containing three Harness Room Roon and all conveniences Will be sold cheap ii taken" soon Terms reasonable NO EXCHANGE Apply to VAN HUSAN OWNUIt 219 Hammond Building Second Bloor DuHiling Int on Every Streetand avenue ra HARRAH (S) HAS OR SALE homks AT ALL PR ICES IN ALL PARTS THE MAROAINS IN BOTH DESiHOLE BESiDEHGE WH li in I Blockof Wood ward Avenue Contain? Double Dining Room Kitchen Pantries etc our Sleeping Jiootna and Bat hi House newly decorated all modern improve ments including natural gas Terms easy 'o exchange Apply to VAN HUSAN Agent 219 Hammond Building Real Estate TYISW SIXTH LOOR HAMMOND BUILDING JOHN REAL ESTATE DEALER ROOM 1 9 HAMMOND BUILDING Grand International ATHLETIC MEETING AT DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB GROUNDS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I At irst appearance in America of tho AMATEUR CHAMPION'S ENGLAND Competing with the CHAMPIONS Of the Manhattan Athletic Club of New York and the Detroit Athletic Club LYCEUM THEATER TO NIGHT AND ALL WEEK Special Engagement of PATRICE I MIDNIGHT In her Successful Play CALL 15 25 35 50 75c A Bl Next '1 HE WOULD IN 80 DAYS WONDERLAND IX TU THEiTKR HOLMES AND METEORS in a new aud Darkling Vaudeville bill 1 5 ZJSTED JxHTISTS 1 ae4 tiu new T'rS'ES Tronpe of Trained The Elastic Skin BOY CoekatOOS IO Admit to All Open 10 cu 10 in Reserved seats 5c and iOc Patent Protecting Sleeve for Natural Gai Valves Au uUoiUbe preventive against Jvoseninc of buffing Box and of cas or by 1 rs in this fity only by tbe WNL POWELL Ciucla uatl Use their GrtSSCENT LOCK SHIELD VALVES Natural Gob with roctine A rniT I YOU WANT pomRJuToMxl IfcEAJD I THE KEE PRESS Want Columns 0HBEESHSSiKMBBOMBKaBB83L THE OLD Lotton root pillo.