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THE DETROIT REE PRESS THURSDAY APRIL 21 1892 If ALK BI THE CORRIDORS RkTRAVER WiSSTxeTOT April or Lower Michl JJy Prominent Business Men BEDROOM SUITES PABLOS DESKS SIDEBOARDS PARLOR CABINETS Weather BOOKCASES LIBRARY CASES 8 48 CHIONIERS 8 HALL TREES DIV AWE SE 6 MATTRESSES DININC TABLES 40 IE DININO CHAIRS SPRING BEDS OICE DESKS OICE CHAIRS or the ree Press' 36 Observer in Charge SAYINGS AND DOINGS 129 127125 JEERSON AVE Bstra BriSVtii ill SUH 8K At The ront to Stay! Brown Stiff Hat the their of his great conservatory but HOME DRESSES TO ORDER A SMITH CO GO SEEORVOIW! 1 Will i GO TO ME6TINCS IXYIEt HSX been receiving from the beet aim 115 UICOLI AVEHJ Ji YOU ARE NOT SATISIED all WITH THE MILK YOU USE' ORDER OUR RESH MILK I PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLES ULL CREAM AND AERATED TELKPHgME aad M9S CLOVER CONDENSED MILK 652 WOODWARD AVE TELEPHONE 4497 Among last night's arrivals at the Griswold I I CUT BATE HAIR 8T0BE cost 303" 3011 I ii 48 48 4 1 4 43 SO 10 16 Detnit tatNfc Stet May :1 Place ofbgervation $3 pick Can take orders from their unequaled stock of Im ported and American Silk Velvet and Wool Dress abrics to be furnished within ten days Styles the Latest Workmanship In our entire stock nothing reserved for light 6 light 6 to order Hair Dressing me Hair Shampooed sac Patent hair drier need Benge cut and carted ISO Hair Jewelry made to order A HAINES 7 Grand Rhrnr Ave Detroit Veiled Staten Weather Bureau Report Detroit April 1B82 ybe following observations were taken at the moment of time at the stations named: George Primrose and Wm West the minstrels were Hotel Cadillac guests yester day Joseph Bailey of armington Conn Hon Peter White of Marquette Waiter Mono hon of Montrael: George Newman of Phil adelphia: James I Bart of New Tork and Henry Myer of Chicago arrived at the Russell House yesterday PIANO WAREROOMSe UNIVERSITY BUILDING 48 44 46 44 Pomeroy of Chicago Simpson of Philadelphia Lustberg of Chicago Moore of Boston Grant of New York Bowles Jr of Springfield Mass Groff of Cleveland A McCoy of Chicago: and Truss of New York were guests at the Hotel Cadillac yesterday LieuC Gov John Strong of South Roekwood Beggs of Cleveland Downing of Chicago John Phelps of Oswego Charles A Keil of Toledo: Rogers of Chicago Vivion of Columbus Cuthbert of Chicago and A Brown of Los Angeles Cal were among arrivals at the Hotel Normandie ItVjCllBS 800 Lbs for $1150! It Scalis often asked among amateurs hoard At Trnic within th is a spirituelle player Gruufelda dashing brilliant performer while hcharwearitd abewstbe a BICK A co ZvsrnAi DTKcroBa cor Bagley and Grand River lek 13M Innovations rule the hour In business the rush of competition and consequent cutting down of profits invites continued invention to reach the attention of the masses In this connection you are cordially in a vited to smoke the Innovation Cigar sold only through the machines of the Star Auto matic Sales Co Paiesttsk Xo 357 xro A Special com munication this (Thursday) evening at 7:30 Work degree ull attendance desired Vict or welcome CLARK Secretary 68 and 170 Woodward Avenue 30 till SLIOf 3328' 30381 30 IS 3026: all prices except NO ANCY PftlCBM These articles ere copyrighted but Twr mz Press does not object to their republication by other journals provided trey are properly cred ited to The Detroit ree Press and that the ar ticles be printed exactly as they originally appear in this paper The familiar face and form of Hon Hugh Mc Curdy of Corunna were seen at the Russell House yesterday for the first time in three months am here attending to some private business" said Judge McCurdy to pay my respects to the consistory of tbe Ancient Ac cepted Scottish Rite of which I am deputy grand commander for Michigan and which is being worked in the cathedral on Lafayette avenue from the fourth degree to the thirty second degree inclusive There is a large class of neopbites I find from the eastern part of the state taking the "The twenty fifth triennial conclave of Knights Templar which convenes at Denver the 9th of next continued Judge McCurdy "promises to be one of the largest that has ever been held The hotel committee states that they have already located 351AU people and this does not include those who will live in sleeping cars while there The Denver members of the order are doing their utmost to make it one of the most interesting and enjoyable triennials ever Asked if he had paid much attention to polit ical matters of late Judge McCurdy replied: "1 have been about the state considerably dur ing the last few weeks and the sentiment every where among Democrats is overwhelmingly in favor of Cleveland Hill as far as I was able to learn baa no strength whatever in Michigan "1 also found that there is no opposition to the renoinination of Gov Winans the general ver dict being that he has given us an excellent ad ministration of state SHEEHY A Detroit A Montreal They are no no old stock but our Latest Shapes for the Spring and Summer of 1892 and sell reg ularly for $4 $350 and or 3 days take your for State HATCH A and Supplies 135 Jefferson Avena Detroit CAPRICES Ijeaingaking WtlPowdei: a 4 Rightly cooler or Upper Michigan ceaerally fair station temperature for Ohio slightly cooler east of Cleveland Charles Sturgeon of Columbus A Coggswell of Cleveland A McLauchlin of Chicago and Alcombrock of New York arrived at the Hotel Normtndie last evening Watse Loros Xo 104 of will confer knight rank Thursday evening April 21 18i2 Joseph canto NEW SPRING HAIR GOODS Of Every Description BANK LSI Griswold 8trwi BRAXCHBAXK: Minster of New York: Mel bourne of York Wales of Sandusky A Harrison of New York A I Dunbar of Meadville Pa and Row Im of Boston were Griswold House guests yesterday Copyrighted THE NEW ABT Order ice cream of crxx Sr Dunrax 304 Mich igan avenue 'Phone 257 TRAUB BROS 118 WMinri All Headquarter lor taorfcaa Watehsa Buffalo Srie Alpena Soo Gr'd Haven jfarqnette Dola th St Paul Bismarck Cloudy cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy cloudyCloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy OLDING BEDS 3042i 52 30 85 3U24I more are promised disposition to take a to the convention of the Canadian be an impossibility A or a moment not a word man looked at the other eyes and then as if common impulse they seats and to the A arewell Reception Mr Robert Bell and Mrs David Bell old and respected members of the second Avenue Pres byterian Church are about to remove from the city and take np their residence in the interior of the state Yesterday afternoon they were tendered a farewell reception by the ladies of the church More than 200 persons called to pay their respects and every visitor waa invited to a seat at one of the half dozen tables which were set in the reception room of the church with coffee meats sandwiches and other good things Svteerers from catarrh can find relief and a sure cure by using Remedy for Catarrh All druggists 5oc There is no place like home but if you have no home there is no place like the 98 and 100 Woodward ave eleverly worded advertisement will reach the mind and hold it fast" Mr Kenyon the popular proprie tor of the millinery department of Bazaar furnishes the article of the Adver tising Series published to day Mr Kenyon has evidently arrived at the correct con clusion that the newspaper provides adver tisers with the best means of addressing the public of speaking to them cordially of the ways devised for interesting them in goods and store People know that it costs money thus to talk to them and you com pliment them when you pay money for newspaper space in which to address them i That is one reason why they patronize ad vertisers and pass by others The favor of the average person of to day is not given unasked or cheaply The day is past when it was possible to carry on a successful business without ad vertising Close competition and live: American business methods have made it necessary for merchants to tell the public of their goods and present sufficient rea sons for asking their patronage It is a fact that in almost every line of trade there are more dealers and larger stocks of goods than are actually necessary to supply the demand and the result of this condition of affairs is to make it necessary for met i chants to reach out for trade they cannot sit quietly and wait for customers to come to them This in my opinion is why it is necessary to advertise Different business conditions require different methods of advertising The manu facturer advertises to create a demand for his wares which demand is supplied by the retailer The retailer advertises to induce buyers to come to him to have their wants supplied The former looks for indirect or future results the latter for direct or im mediate results I have noticed that some contributions to the series of articles on New speak of advertising as an I beg to differ Advertis ing from its very nature cannot be exact No man ever knew or ever will know the exact amount of good received from anyone advertisement I may adver tise to morrow a certain quantity of any article at a given price and may dispose of the entire quantity in aday or I may follow a similar course on another day with another article aad sell none Can I attribute these different results entirely and alone to the adv Not at all The adv was just as good in one case as in the other but from a combination of circumstan ces peculiar to each case the results were almost diametrically opposite The mission of the advertisement isJ to announce increase assist the best adver Using ever done will not save a business which is mismanaged in other ways News papers in my judgment are the best me dium for the reason that all intelligent people of any community spend more or less of their time reading them People give more of their time and attention to newspapers than any other medium through which advertising is done and as the abso lute value of any advertisement depends entirely upon the amount of attention it attracts it is easy to see that while there may be other methods more or less valuable the newspaper affords the quickest and best way of reaching the greatest number of people and is therefore to be preferred be fore all others or 3 Days To Day riday Saturday Any Black or Dark Another Unexplained ire ire was discovered in the second hand furni ture store 92 Michigan avenue occupied by Harvey Green at 9:05 o'clock last night An alarm was sounded from box 13 and when the firemen arrived dense volumes of smoke were pouring ont cf the front door and windows Mr Mary Clough occupied tenement overhead but managed to escape with her familv before tbc fire cut off the passageway The flames seemed conkned principally to the rear portion of the store consisting of a network of sheds and these were almost totally destroyed The stock of goods in the store was damaged by Gre smoke and water and the loss was estimated at J600 The building is owned by Mr Allen and was damaged the extent of $300 One hundred dollars will cover Mrs Clough's loss The origin of the fire is unknown OCEAN TO OCEAN Superb Passenger service from Detroit to all Canadian and New England points The great scenic route to the Pacific coast Magnificent service for all classes of travel or ticket time table and all information apply at Ctty Office II ort St West adapted for NESEIT1TIH QCCASIML Something suitable for A New 800 lb Platform Seals' OX WHEEL GUABANTEED TO WEIGH CMRECT or SI 3 SO The Boulevard Will be Paved The Board of Park and Boulevard Commis sioners at a meeting yesterday afternoon took action with reference to paving the remainder of the Boulevard as follows: The section from weir aw nne northerly to the extreme north easterly point where it Intersects with Griffin street also that portion from Woodward to Grand River avenues composing the south roadways where not already ordered paved at so from Dix to Toledo avenues and romh street to Myrtle also from Visgar street north to McGraw avenue The specifications for the work will be formu lated very soon Hereafter all curbstones vriff be dispenses with around the grass and ornamental plats lo cated thronghout the entire route of the liouie The small canal known as Marsh Run on Belle Isle Park was ordered to be filled up and the skating shelter taken down and removed A comprehensive plan for the drainage of the Boulevard preparatory to paving was also StTjohn was appointed a watchman to prevent depredations in Crawford and Elton Knight ot St John Supreme Vice Commander John TV Drury presided last night at an adjourned general meeting of the officers and delegates of the dif ferent local enmmanderies of tlie Knights of St John to make arrangements for the annual convention of the order to be held June 34 St Day in Toronto Ont The meeting was held in the Catholic Club rooms the use of which had been donated for the purpose and waa a very enthusiastic one The commanderies represented were: St Pat rick' St St St Michael's SS Peter and St Joseph5 St Most Holy Redeemer St Ann's Holy Trinity It was shown that great interest was being manifested in the convention through the re ports received from different commanderies Up to date over 500 members of the different local commanderies have signified their inten tion to attend the Toronto convention in full uniform ana many There is a strong band from Detroit but on account lw this is believed to committee consisting of the captains of the different companies will take the matter in charge The meeting appointed a committee consist ing of the officers of the different companies to make a report on engaging a band from this city and to report on Sunday May 8 to which time the convention adjourned At residence 5S4 Jefferson avenue April 20 EnwARn Barsard Infant son of John and Emma Ethtridge Moras axed 4 months uneral at ni Thursday Burial private April SO at Grace Hospital Mart Karlas aged 37 year uneral from Geist un dertaking parlors 51 Monroe avenue riday at 2 riends invited April 20 1S9S Nicolas son and lossv daughter of Peter and Ida Anics aged respectively 3 years 4 months and years 10 month Interment at Grosse Pointe Thursday at 8 a uneral prp vote Scarlet fever At the family residence No 140 Canfield ave nue west at 0 April 19 Nellis be loved wife of James A Joses uneral service at 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon riends will kindly omit flowers Burial private At St Hospita! April 20 Klmuxii Cobb uneral riday at 10 a from the hos pital Burial private At the Bussell House Detroit April SO 16113 at 5:30 after a short Illness Epwarp BntoHT aged 60 years Notice of funeral hereafter April IS 1893 at residence 977 Wabash avenue Zoah Esdslx aged 78 years uneral Thursday at 8:30 a from residence and 9 a from St Leo's Church Allowed His Stock to Starve Humane Agent Vbay visited Grosse lie yester day andgnade a thorough investigation of the charges made against Louis Rueder the farmer who was alleged to hare starved a num ber of his cattle to death Mr Vhay found where six cattle had been buried and ascertained that six others had died Two horses had also shared the fate of the cows A man was found who had worked for Rueder up to two weeks ago and he declared that the animals out on the pasture had had no feed since March 17 The humane agent ordered Boeder's arrest and he was brought before Jus tice of the Peace Wm Sander of Trenton and required to give bonds in tne sum of S250 for his appearance to trial next Monday No reason could be learned for inhuman conduct and his neighbors declare that he is a wealthy man A Good Templar Lodge will be organized in Bolio's Hall Dix avenue this evening The coroner's jury in the Daniel leming case raterday declared that the veteran came to his fath by drowning in a manner unknown to tit jurors The alarm from box 243 at 9:30 o'clock last flit was caused by the explosion of a gasoline rteve in John house 529 Leland Damage slight Rev Charles ulton will lecture this eveningi the Calvary Presbyterian Church on The lecture will be illustrated with a number cf stereopt con views A reunion and a reception to eloth hg hat and boot and shoe men will take place at the A to night Addresses will be made by Mayor Pingree President Angell and Charles ox The condition of Ed I vers who was stabbed in a Michigan avenue saloon last night was worse resterday His condition is critical and the physicians at Emergency Hospital are unable to predict the result of the wound Extracts from Miss "Little nd Jean lugelow's of Seven" will be riven at an entertainment this evening at the Warren Avenue Baptist Chureh under the auspices of the Young People's Union Simon Klott 70 years old left his home on ert street near Woodmere Cemetery at 8: e'cloek last Sunday morning to attend St Church corner of Campbell avenue aid Buchanan street and has not returned James Gleason lately arrived from Ireland left his boarding house in a despondent mood last Sunday and has not beeuheard of since His friends fear that he may have committed suicide as be made threats of drowning himself The jury in the case of MrsT John Vincent who committed suicide at ISO Cbene street last Saturday while in a fit of desponden rv brought in a verdict yesterday of "death from ersenic poisoning administered by her own Watts Humphrey of Saginaw red Weils of Port Huron Hyde of New York Loring of Boston Laird of To ronto John A Platt of Providence reund of New York George Gardner of Troy and Henry Natherson of New York were among arrivals at the Russell House Charles Edward Major of Denver Edwin Low of Brooklyn Watson and wife of Cherry Ilk: Wickes of Saginaw Blake of Peoria and oster of New York were at the Hotel Cadillac yesterday Remember Our Sale SPRING OVERCOATS 400 ine $20 $18 and $15 Garments our best grades every one magnificent value reduced to $13 50 This price is moving and while every a prize something in an early choice Rk TRAVER 171173175 WOODWARD AVEKHE A distinguished party consisting of Gov Chaw CoL Walker and Roberts of Indiana breakfasted at the Hotel Cadillac yes terday morning and later left for Ann Arbor ilEx Congressman A Bliss of Saginaw: Dr A Christian assistant medical superintend ent of the Eastern Michigan Asylum for the Insane Pontiac Rev Creegan field secretary of tne Congregational Board ot oreign Missions Wm loyd of Cleveland Thomas Kane of Boston Ii Gregory ot Minneapolist Ge Wheelock of Ottumwa la Geo Lyon of San rancisco Perry of Chicago and A Moore and wife of San ran cisco arrived at the Wayne Hotel yesterday Rev jftnes Byrne and A Kelly of Minneap olis Emerson and wife of Jackson John Eddy Seiwyn Eddy A Eddy and Beach of Bay City Stocer of New York Smith and wife of Columbus Jenks of Port Huron and red Cox of Johnstown Pa arrived at the Hotel Cadillac last night John Hastings of Parkersburgh Va: John Graham of Milwaukee: Weed of Cleveland Bellaire of Grand Rapids Robbins of New York and Hickox of leveland were among the late arrivals at the Russell House yesterday Yesterday morning two traveling men A Bond of Dayton and George Newman of Philadelphia the latter a farmer resident of Detroit who have known each other for fifteen years or more were eating breakfast at the kame table at the Russell House when Mr New man said: will soon be here and I trust will bring us a little warmer weather than we have been responded Mr Bond musingly in a month that I shall never forget as I had a very dose call for my life one bright morning early in that month many years and where did that happen?" inquired his companion At Beaver Dam Station Viv on the morning of May 10 replied Mr Bond 'where I was on duty as sergeant major with my regimeut the irst Maryland I received a bullet wound there that laid me up for 100 days and probably saved me from a worse "At Beaver Dam Station repeated Mr Newman I was there too on the date you mentionwith mv regiment the ifth Mich igan Cavalry I also had an experience that morning although I was not that said Bond then bear "Well continued Newman was on the skirmish line at Beaver Dam Station the morn ing of May 10 1864 and while engaged in keep ing a sharp lookout for the enemy a con federaie captain and another officer who were leading a squad appeared in sight 1 waited until they get within shooting distance and then raised my gun and banged away at them The officer who accompanied the cap tain immediately wheeled his horse around and galloped away and then 1 knew that I winged nim Ever since 1 have wondered how badly he was wounded but that of course is something I shall never find out" he ride a large sorrel asked Bond who had been listening very attentively to his table mate's narrative he respond ed Newman why do you ask?" for the replied Pond quietly I am the man that you shot at Beaver Dam Sta tion and for your information I will tell you farther that the bullet from your gun lodgedin my left thigh and disabled me so that 1 was off duty just luu aays was said but each straiznt in moved by rose frrmi unbounded astonishment of every one else in the dining room clasped hands and gave each other a warm fraternal grasp "So it was you was inquired Pond as they walked do vn stair together you old rascal come and have a cigar and smoke to the lOth of May Mr Bond is a large fine looking man with a snow white mustache and is in the hardware line while Mr Newman is not quite so tall but is equally fine appearing and wears a heavy iron gray mustache He is in the leaf tobacco business in Philadelphia and represents his own house Needless to say the two men were together a great deal of the time yesterday and never seemed to tire of discussing the skirmish at Beaver Dam Station Va twenty eight years ago lacking a few days House wore James Wynkoop of Milwaukee Meredithof Sandusky Ber of Chicago aad Torrant of Hot Qpnngs Ark Michigan people registered at the leading De troit hotels yesterday as follows: Teroy Muskegon Mc Connell Rochester Warren Lapeer Simon Langeli St Clair Waters Owosso Claud Menkee Greenville IL unks Adrian A Laronier Bay City Orsmger Grand Rapids Sturgis: Lyon Niles Simon Town Muir Eugene Campbell Pinckney Normandie John Southworth Downington John Beck Alpena Lathrop and wife Ann Arbor John Dorie and wife Monroe Chas A Vandenburgh Howard City Grant Ypsilanti Cha Grow Pontiac DLeon ardson remont Mrs EW hippie and daugh ter St Johns Owens St Owens Alpena Chas Wheeler Haviland Lansing Porter Marine City: A Myer air Haven: Sullivan Port Huron Law ton Blind River: Davies Lansing Dr Robert Turner Hat Rock Willison Barry Darling Tawas Reason Harrison Adrian Geo Harding and wife Hillsdale Howe Ludington WT Maynard and wife Jackson: A Ayer Adrian Austin Saline Henry Platz Roger City: Power A Lane Hudson I Osborne Tecumseh: Lk A Snyder wife and son Bay City Daniel Clark and wife Lexington Bidwell Oxford Edward Sitns'Bay City Taylor A Lincoln Jackson: Chas Judd Grand Rapids Pabst Lexington Smith Pontiac: Mrs Capello Kalamazoo: Storr Niles: Cook lint A Bliss Saginaw feilli man Cheboygan Jno Shaw Bar City A Itnge Muskegon Mowry Rome: Johnson Edward Taggart Grand Rapids Smith Pontiac Simpson aud wife Sagi naw Bradley Pontiac Johns Tbo Whalen Milford Sergean Kalamazoo Zumnier Jr St Ciair Merritt Chandler Cheboygan: Wood Adrian Webb and wife Jackson A Christian Pontiac Co ar les Judd Grand Rapids Nicol Arvon Taggert Grand Rapids Rushing Sagi naw Hamtnond Bay City Ham mond Bay City slms West Bay Cty Davidson Ionia: 51 A Crooks Kalama zoo Sullivan St Ignace Butler Marshall: oote Kalamazoo Dolan Grand Rapids: Clasterman Grand Rapids: Spalding Ann Arbor: Har ter Niles Ellsworth Greenville Morris Marks Oscoda Pi yen Harrisville HJ MILBURN CO Pragresstve Druggists and Dealers in Surgical Instruments Woodward Avenoe Yon Can ind It There fieeWlers Court Mtter The greater part of session of the Court was again given over to the trial of the law breaking saloonkeepers Philip Cotter waa found guilty of non payment of hi tax and paid a 5215 fine Prosper Ray mond made a deposit of $115 Syrr a similar offense Sentence wa pended in tne cases of Gustavus Barton and Caroline Boebing upon payment ofthe costs of court Both produced their tax certificate Sentence was also suspended in the caaaot Herman Bock 67 years old who had already served four months in the Detroit Hoose Correction for a similar violation He is ill and has given up the business diaries Hanssaan Matt and Mary Ehemann Wm Hoffman and Charles Heming were all accused of keeping theirloonsoixncnun day and were all acquitted rank Drols hagen wa found not guiltr of not having paid hto spirituous tax The jury believed that heold nothing but beer Digestible Coeoa A delicious fat producing drink which doe net 8pm yizxixaunx leiranfn Mean 1 3038 HARRY WILLIAMS 19 and 21 Wilcox Ave ARRIVING DAILY! All the latest things in urniture New Styles Unique Designs and Prices the Lowest PRESEKTS KNTisneariyorer Getthe ananVioimtnajmA come and see the beautiful A chemical lecture illustrating the effects sin and the effects of religion upon a million sire respectable moralist and a tramp will be delivered at the Salvation Army training garrison this evening by Capt Lndgate The public are invited to attend Mrs Eelle Perry of the Charlotte Tribune will speak at the equal suffrage meeting at raternity Hall to day on Legal htatus of Women" and Mrs Murphy of the Wcmani Recorder Toledo will speak on Need of Women in A stereopticon entertainment by Horace Hitchcock will be given this evening at the Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian Church The views will include Jerusalem and the Holy Land The tickets are fifteen cents and the proceeds will go to the Sunday school fund Mrs Minnie Gerloff 50 years of age was thrown from her wagon at the corner of Belle vue and Mack avenues at 2:30 yesterday and sustained painful incised wounds of the nose and forehead She was removed to Grace Hospital Her wounds were dressed and she was taken to her home 31 Scott street In the Scottish Rite convention yesterday af ternoon the seventeenth and eighteenth de grees chapter of Rose Croix were conferred on a class of twenty five persons Last night the nineteenth twentieth and twenty first degrees it the consistory were conferred the class num bering thirty three The remaining degrees in the consistory will be conferred to day William Holmes yesterday purchased of John Tireman fifty acres of the latter's farm located about three and three quarters of mile from the City Hall and extending from Warren avenue to the Holden road for $100060 This is the largest transfer of suburban real estate that has taken place for some time Mr Holmes win improve the property plat it into lots and place them on the market Michael Murphy a 12 year old boy while try itg to steal a ride on a horse car fell on Myrtle a enue near Sixteenth street about 2 yesterday afternoon and was trampled under the feet of ahorse driven by rank Temple re siding at 346 erdinand avenue The boy was seriously injured about the abdomen and was tikes to his home 5G0 Seventeenth street by Mr Temple and Patrolman Guyman The third of a series of concerts being given this week at Scbwaakovsky's Hall took place last evening the programme being by the fac ulty of the Vet Musical Academy The hall was crowded to its utmost capacity and every number was encored two or three times A violin solo by Blanche Vet a piano solo by (era Vet and vocal solo fey Miss Annie Ma rrmont were particularly well received Only more needed to complete the Chamber of Commerce fund Eleven subsi ribers have been secured since the last re pert: Wardell Sons The Natural Ga itting Supply Company reund House ur nishing Company American Paper Company Murphy Iron Works Detroit Casket Com any The Schulenburg Manufacturing Company Btnner laundering Company John Blessed Son reidenberg Speck Stock fc Co jury had a partial hearing yes terday afternoon in the case of the infant child cf Mrs Johanna Biaszkowski lo Illinois street The death was caused by a fractured skull Three witnesses testified that the child as born with the indented skull but as the doctors claim that the child wa born alive and not have lived with such a wound tne inquest was adjourned and the jury ordered the bjdy exhumed in order that a more thorough examination might be made Last riday evening a meeting of residents and property owuer on Hamlin avenue and ad jscent streets was neld at the residence ot Dudley at which meeting Thomm Geo Whituev Robert Oakman Arthur Nelson Bayard and I Dud ley were Jointed a committee to raise a fund from which to employ legal counsel and defray other legiti mate expenses that may accrue in the effort to leak up the hotbed of immorality existing on Hamlin avenue under the cloak of religion This committee has since arranged for a mass meeting to be held at Brown' Hall corner of "Weed ward and Milwaukee avenues next Sat ctday evening at 8 o'clock to discuss the ques tion and raise money The recital last evening at the De troit Training School of Elocution and English Literature was by Miss Etta Elliott The pro Eramtne was well selected and the young lady acquitted herself admirable at times evincing considerable dramatic ability The readings of Cricket on the and "How Girls were especially commendable The pregramme which was intersjiersed with some excellent musical numbers was as follows: Cricket on the Lecture on Midsummer Night's act 3 scene Ij Little "How Girls Miss Louise Adelaide Wilson will graduate thisvetting In the ol fee Court James Wall was convicted in the Police Court yesterday morning of stealing a vest and watch charm from George A Cole and was given forty five days in the Detroit House of Correction Caarles A Crawford got thirty days in the same institution for stealing a step ladder belonging to the Detroit Electric Light Power Company elix Chemansky and Gustavus Smith two 14 ear boys who have given tbe police no ena trouble lately will spend the next three year of their lives in the State Reform School at Lansing They Were caught breaking open an automatic cirar selling machine on tbe corner of Randolph street and Cadillac square a week ago tost ght Edward Scott wa bound over to the Recorder's Court in $300 bail on a charge of at tetnpti1R to kill William Paul with a hatchet84 Clinton street last riday night Beck was arrested early moraiug on picion of lutviDK stolen three DilliAro neiis ehica he was trying to selL VITlxen lie was Sacked at the Beck had in i ded revolver He pleaded not QHty to Charge of rarryingnneaied weaponi ytCTUay wins iriai was seiiorio mviv fiol Traveler Beecham's Pilh wilb yon 5 11 A 31 ir i 1 i I i I IS 1 TiHRI TTSJ A $225 ti I rom Republic" St Leola Mx ebruary PIANO Scharwenka Piano recitals have left aa exceediaely favorable imvnmte TheanmatlM Ik a to the relative merit or great wm smsm past tew week The answer unquestionably should be Bafletvwan 4 i scholarly and refined musician united to a perxeet mastery of his instramaaz TBeBear Brea grand piano that be used was a revelation peeaeaatag a talk mmmvow tea combined wikhaaiem singing quality throughout the entire scale it waa a rare treat to hear it reapoadiagaaaymaav A thetically to the master touch of Scharwenka Tbe aama Piano was aaad recently at thajtaar 1 York Philharmonic concert and at tbe Caatla Garden coaoerta where it creeled much earibaniaean 1 among the metropolitan musicians Scharwenka bus recunwd to New York to rueoma chaaR at A BERK IAXO Can ba onad at 1 I 'i A a MB 1 4R 3 Cor Mlohlsan Av 'i anatUtt 1 i st I Li 1 IS Ill Wa III IM II II Ill i il Those who bsvebeeaaroved by us slwaya omeegeta 11 Ji i IrANADIANQ I i i i wk Waara mamaffietaztaff aUkiadaeCLndiear Gaw ttoasan's and CMMzanftt trying a at flea we tnaibg Oxx SavixxgB riiAxoa OOl PECK Prealdref ae met RffNUMb Tt 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