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8 THE DETROIT REE TRESS: THURSDAY APRIL 11 1895 ARE USING THE KNIE 'ESTIMATORS HAVE BEGUN OBK LX ARABS SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET CUT VN SrAHlN'GLl' OLICE DEIMRTM WANTS WILL BE CARED OR Jo Demand for Extra Will Probably he Aeeeded To The board of estimators held a short ses ion last night Petitions Mere received from the Delia Lumber Co Robert Walk er and others asking for an engine house at Baldwin and Gratiot avenues John Stange presented his minority report on the police department estimates and it favored cut ting out the estimates for the twenty five additional patrolmen The committee on markets garbage and water funds reported in favor of allowing the es timates as they came from the common council When the committee of the board of edu WATEIllMHnn AAIRS Mach Business of Interest Transacted by the Board Yesterday Commissioner btephens xvas the only ab sentee at the regular meeting of the water board yesterday President Whittaser of the fish commission made both written and verbal application for free water at the fish hatchery because of the cutting down of the estimates As it was clearly shown that the hatchery is not run for profit but for the good of the public the request was granted and water will be supplied until July 1 1S37 Proposals for making new receipt books were opened and the bid of 55 inn Ham mond $275 was the lowest of the four the highest beinc $347 The contract was award ed the lowest bidder A large number of petitions for the ex tension of water pipe were read and re ferred to the committee on extensions withContractor Grant's bill for $342 GO for re paving Jefferson avenue with brick after the completion of the pavement was not allowed The water main was put in before the pavement which bimk over the line of the main The board claims the contractor is at fault Secretary Case reported that the receipts for March were $23777 31 and the auditors report for the same month showed every thing to be all right The chief engineer reported that the daily average pumped during March was 44S352S6 gallons The board had no trouble in disposing or the $lviWO in bonds receiving JIUltV for them The deal has just been closed and Secretary Case was instructed to use all haste after the frost leaves the ground in laying projected lines cation estimates reported it was seen that they had used the pruning knife unspar ingiyThe amount submitted by the common council was cut from $577933 to $554133 as follows: Salary account reduced to $12120 from $13620 cutting out $1300 for the salary of an attorney free text books maps etc reduced from $29200 to $22220 janitors fuel lights rent etc cut from $111595 to $102 $25 repairs renovations etc cut from $35 O0o to $29000 The supplemental estimates were cut as heavily $00400 being cut from the estimates for new buildings and site as follows: Tilden school overflow its place being taken by the airbanks school $50 (Xk for ground to enlarge site of JI Hose school $32000 for 12 room building on site cf Rose school and $3430 far purchase cf land to enlarge site of airbanks school The total reduction made in the report ofjie committee over the estimates present ed by the common council was $141170 the estimates of $x733 being reduced to $713 563 The also reported against the pur chase of any sites for hirii scnools this rear and advised that all available money be put into the new central high school buildine It was also recommended that SlJOOvO of me bulldinr fund ought to be raised by the sale of city bonds if tne bill extending the bonding limit becomes a law That would save the raising of so much rreney by general taxation reducing the amount to S3941AJ and the total amount of money for the Lean! of education to $J63A13 Bethune Duffield was called to ehair and the estimators went into committee of the whole John stance called up his minority report on the police estimates and said: extra otlicers are wanted to wateh saloon keepers If all of tlieh patrolmen were kept patrolintr and not sta tioned in front of the doors of saloons to watch them me force would be amply sufficient for the XVheeler estimator from the fourth ward replied to Mr ctange: are living In the United States and under the laws of the United States and of the state of Michigan The saloon men are carrying on a business under the law end if necessary to enforce the law I am in laytc of placing a policeman In front of every saloon Estimator Sauer thought Detroit had enough policemen The minority report was then rejected by a vote of 23 to 11 The consideration of the board of education estimates was postponed until after the reiort had been printed so the committee of the whole arose and the estimators adjourned until o'clock this evening BEORE JUSTICE WHELtV The snlonnkeejiera Arc Occupying timid "Ural of Hi 3 line In the Police Court yesterday Charles Goertz George Schindler Sr and George Schindler Jr pleaded not guilty to a charge of keeping their saloons open on Sunday and had their examinations set for April 19 Thomas Riddle will have a hearing on the same date on a charge of keeping open on a legal holiday and Ed ward Heslan will be examined April 16 on a similar charge Hiram Barber of 255 Hubbard avenue chareed by Morrell with larceny by converting a $35 photographic lens to his own use pleaded not guilty and will be ex amined April 16 John Hiller a bartender at 133 Bates street pleaded not guilty to the charge cf receiving a stolen $30 dog the property of red Putt and will be examined to mor row TEMPLE EMERY ROBBED A Thief Entered His Hotel Room With it Skeleton Key Temple Emery the well known lumber man an I partner of James Hurst was robbed of his gold watch chain and charm and $50 in cash at the Wayne hotel Tues day night Mr Emery retired about 11 and discovered his loss only when lie awoke yesterday morning The thief had entered the room by unlocking the door communicating with another sleep ing apartment which was occupied bv a man who registered as Wilson Har risburg Pa and who had left before the discovery was made Col Ryan man ager of the hotel is positive the door be tween the rooms was locked 'when Mr Em iy retired and the thief is doubtless a professional in the use of skeleton keys Coming En te tu i ni en ts St church choir will give a mu sical entertainment on the evening of Easter Monday at the school hall under the direction of Prof Ahrends the church organist arrl assisted by local professional and amateur talent A similar programme will be rendered on the evening of Sunday April 21 Instructor AllebOrn of the Social Turn Verein is drilling all his classes including the ladies for a turning exhibition to be held on Mandav May 6 Between and tX'i turners take part Miss lorence Livermore will give a dramatic recital at music liaU next riday evening The Indies' and Young People's Union will hold a bazaar and Easter sale of fancy and useful articles in the Warren Avenue Baptist church corner Warren and Third avenues this afternoon and evening a musical and literary programme will be rendered in connection Clarence A Cotton basso and Ernest Joy tenor together with a chorus of forty voices under the direction of Theodore Beach organists will sing Sir John Stain beaiiLiul meditation on the "Cruci at St John's church to night There will be no charge for admission Cutcheon will address the Alger Republican Club one week from next Mon day nisrht on the silver question The Strassburg dancing academy gives an Easter party for the adult classes next Monday evening to which former pupils are invited The last Star Course entertainment of the season takes place at the A to night Jubilee singers are the attraction Will Have Mayor Pingree has called a special ses ton of the council for 12 to day Several things are specified In the call but the most important is the matter of ar ranging for money for the road district fund The injunction restraining the con troller or city treasurer from transferring the liquor money to the road district fund was served yesterday and Deputy Controll er Blades immediately secured the calling of the extra session The council and AL3 Jtcob will have a chance to retreat from the position they have taken in the matterAnother matter mentioned in the call is ml ae pay roll tor toe election ixpen: Columbus bicycles latest and beat ou large riding academv free in etrucnon Ms 243 and 215 Jefferson GCLLEGT10H WILL BE REMOVED I THE SCIENTIIC ASSOCIATION CAN HAISE lOOO That Amount Xecenry to it Up the Art A meeting of the stockholders of the De troit Scientific Association was held last evening at the Museum of Art to devise means for the placing of their superb col lection under the roof of art build ing Dr McGraw acted as chairman of the meeting The conditions under which the association can procure a ten lease in the museum are that they shall fit up the west wing and make it present able The placing of the collection there means that ultimately the museum will be resented with the collection although the articles of association of the Scientific So ciety prevent such a complete merging at present Appreciating these facts natur ally the trustees of the museum are desir ous of taking in the collection under the conditions named and the association is no less dtsirous of being taken in and being provided with what will undoubtedly prove a permanent abiding place That such action is much to be desired is all the more ariarent from the fact that rederick Stearns is ready to donate his magnificent scientific collection which added to the other collection will consti tute one of the finest exhibits of the kind in country The collection of the association is valued at from $25003 to and Mr earns' collection is even more valuable Not only it is said is Mr Steams willing tr give outright his collection bur he will provide the cases and stands ready with characteristic gen erosity to contribute a neat sum toward effect ing the improvements of the west wing To make these improvements the Scientific Associa tion must raise about J40O0 and it is believed that it will not be difficult to procure this amount by subscription A committee to raise the sum was appointed as follows: Dr A MeGraw Skinner Por Associated with these gentlemen is A II Griffith to whote indefatigable efforts toward realizing improve ments much has been accomplished in the past The university at Ann Arbor would desire to precure one of these notable collections just as the fish collection was obtained in the past and the members of the Scientific Association and those interested in the prosperity and growth of Detroit's Museum are equally anxious that the collection should stay here They express the Be lief that the necessary $1000 will be easily forthcoming COUNTY CANVASSERS Rlanlc of llaiu rniut'L Will Get His Recount To day The canvassers of the vote cast in the continued their labor yesterday Messrs Hosie Patton and Lesher footed the vote on the bonding proposition for the new county building and found that it carried by a voter of 12625 to 9164 The vote on the amendment providing for an in crease of the Circuit Court bench will be footed by Canvassers Hargreaves Gerecke an i Collins and that for the salaries amendment by Canvassers Goeschel Cran son and Brown Both committees will re port at a session to be held to day When the vote on the resents of the state university and that for justice of the Su preme Court had been counted it was found to be as follows: Regents Roger Butterfield 16900 Chas Hackley 15628 Stratton Brooks llJHl Chas Pailthrop 11817 Geo Smith 636 Varnum Bowers 613 Noah Cheever 415 Delevan Reed 362 Justice of Supreme Court Joseph Moore 15927 John McGrath 13841 Rob bins Taylor 593 Myron Walker 410 Total vote 30l Mr petition for the recount of the vote of Hamtramck for supervisor came up Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hunt was asked for an opinion as to the power of the board in the matter He said he thought the board could recanvass the votes and it Twas decided to do so Aid Euhrer Lodge and Aid Jacob were appointed a committee to carry on the can vass The board then adjourned until this afternoon at 2 o'clock A WONDERUL VOCILD Miss Yaw Has Had Her Praises Sang All Over the Conntrj The sale of seats for the Yaw concert will open to morrow morning at 9:30 at the Detroit Music Co The concert will occur under the auspices of the Apollo club The Burlington Gazette Iowa thus exuberantly expresses its appreciation in western style of the singing of Yaw: audience recognized the fact before she was half through that they were hearing an artist of surpassing greatness There were not a dozen people in the house who had ever before heard a voice that com pared with this in range or execution or purity Her method is as wonderful as her compass She seems to be positively with out the ability to utter a falsetto note As she goes higher and higher her voice seems to grow purer sweeter more flute like more superhuman and always under her perfect control to do with exactly as she wills from the earth clear up to heaven and back again Her voice has those pecu liar tone qualities of the purling brook in a quiet glen or a singing bird on a clear spring morning When she had finished the song" the audience was com pletely hers It is to be remembered also that the audience was composed of the city's most critical and discriminating musical people There were repeated and enthusiastic encores and flowers and ex clamations of open delight in all parts of the Tliefli Reported Yesterday The following thefts were reported to the police yesterday: red Bolxhauer 1341 Kir by avenue east barn entered and tools and chickens to the value of $14 taken: Hill arnsworth street basement en tered and $5 worth ot fruit carried off Sherwood Kinyon 9 ifteenth street a overcoat Gustave Mueller 547 McDonc Ai! avenue till tapped of $10 493 Commonwealth avenue a $20 Samuel Hunnelhock 9 Brush street win broken and socks and suspenders stolen Marriage Licences Prather DvtroiR Julia Kira THE METHOD IT TT4Y HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH ARNSMOKT1I 1 NOT WORRYING OVER REASONS HE HAS THE A SSSSO 1 GOOD AND TIGHT Hakmau Seenis to Have the eathers of the Mayor Hlnrree says be is satisfied with the action of the aldermen in appointing red arnsworth to the vacancy on the board cf assessors and he ought to be as they helped him out of a hole Many oth ers appear to be satisfied too as Mr arnsworth was the recipient yesterday of many congratulations over his success They began to come in before he had his breakfast in the way of telegrams from out of the city and over the telephone from friends in the city Robert Oakman is the man who got left on the deal He had every reason to ex pect that Mayor Pingree intended to send his name to the council in fact he was told to get a list of aidermen that would vote for his confirmation and it would be done That came from a close frlen 1 of the mayor Then he was told to get up a petition for his appointment and did so securing one with several thousand signa tures on it from the members of labor or ganizations especially That made him sure of success and so confident vas he that he resigned his post as assistant assessor The resignation left a vacancy in tle list cf assistant assessors That will be filled by ths appointment of Henry Naumann a friend of Aid Goeschel His appointment was promised by Assessor Dust when he was confirmed for the Iosirion Naumann was at that time a candi date for the office A vacancy exist in one or the $11Y) clerkships but it has not been derided who will vet It Robert Oakman has done so much for Mayor Pinrree that it is most likely a place will be found for him somewhere Tom Gibson takes his feat most philosophi cally and ascribes it to not having time to talk with the aidermen Rut it he had had a time it would have done him no good without the full Pinxree influence The mayor has al ways been able to command nineteen votes on all propositions he sent to the council with the exception of the nomination of Messrs arns worth and Gibson and why he fell down there no one explains It is said though In the may circle ot friends that goose was cooked at the meetirtr of the anti ring aidermen held Tuesday afternoon and that twenty two aidermen' pledged themselves to vote fir red arnsworth whether his name nas sent In or not Aid Beck told a few things when he said one objected to Tons Gibsun but all did to the ARMY NEWS ROM ORT YVAY'NE Pergt Thomas oil er Company Nineteenth Infantry has returned from Co lumbus where he has been spending a short furlough Gen Schofield intends that this year will a year of practice marching and has accordingly Issued instructions to depart ment commanders to have all troops of their commands make as many practice marches as possible and where opportunit ies offer to indulge in field maneuvers con sistent with military purposes Colwell Robinson son of Capt Thomas Robinson retired formerly of the Nine teenth paid bls old acquaintances among the Nineteenth a visit yvsterlay Capt Robinson at present resides in Denver Col During the next five years there will be 133 retirements for ace viz: lieutenant general two major generals seven briga dier gererai four colonels seventeen lieutenant colonels twenty five majors an! thirty four captains Lieut Col Charles A M'ikoff i at pres ent enjoying a four leave of ab sence in Washington During the pact few years much dissatis faction has been expressed over the style of blouse and cap that the present regula tions call for In view of this the secre tary of war has ordered a board to convene and recommend something more suitable for general wear Many designs were of fered but the only one that seemed to meet the requirements was that offered bv Capt Carter ifth Catvalry It is similar to that of the Austrian army and to that the Unit ed States navy the visor Is of the low' drooping crier and the crown four inches high the service ornament will be either the present insignia or the silver eagle as shown in the national coat of arrnsL The blouse will be the same as the present de void of the braids across the breast and on the sleeves and back of the blouse DR RADCLIE'S TRAVELING IN THE COLD Hitzardon Journey Aet onipliilted by Tao Alaakiin Trailers Bort Townsend Wash April One of the longest and most hazardous journeys ever made in Alaska was accomplished this wint by Healy and a companion named Hooper two trader who have stores on the tributaries of the Yukon river They left Circle City which is situated just with in the Arctic circle ebruary 2J accom panied by two Indians at ho wre taken along to carry their baggage The ther mometer was 74 degrees below zero and to form an adequate idea of the fall of snow in that part of the world it is but neces sary to state that Circle City is a canyon about 4J0 feet deep and half a mile In width which was filled entirely to the level causing the country to resemble an undu lating plain Tne non arrival of the steam er Arctic from St island at the outlet of the Yukon caused the supply of provisions to become exhausted before the winter was half over The captain of the Vessel became angeled at some trivial oc currence and deliberately abandoned the steamer at ort 1500 miles from the mines The summer season was fast com ing to a close and before another man could be obtained to take his plac the river froze and lelt the vessel fast in the Ice which jeopardized the lives of over lO'H) miners Early in the winter all hands were put on limited rations and when the New Year dawned there were only nine sacks of flour In all the camps Several days pre vious the supply of bacon and beans had been exhausted However there was am ple coffee and salt on hand and an abun dance of wild game injured the miners against actual starvation though they fully realized that such a diet for six months would incapacitate them from do ing a vigorous work in the xnines The situation became desperate and they decided to brave the terrors of an Arctic winter and travel 2llfj miles to Port Town nd to order supplies as soon as possible for the trying miners Healy anil his companions accomj anted by two Indians Mhw were paid $23 a day were provided with strong substantial snowshoes and light packs They were dressed in the heavy Arctic furs Leaving Port Cudahy Northwest Territory Canada twenty four miles from the Alaska boundary the four descended forty miles to the Yukon thence up Miller Creek to Circle City Leaving Circle City they ascended the Yukon river and crossd several lakes Traveling was difficult too on account of the darkness The weather was intensely cold and pene trating In thirty two days the party trav eled 8J3 miles reaching tidewater at Dyer Inltt near Juneau where they embarked on the steamer Al Ki for Putret bound THE shoe lADUSTIlY Reprefn tn ti ve of Workern Meet in llvMttn to 'orni tv Union Boston April 10 Representatives of over 15o 'juo mn and women engaged in the va rious branches of shoe industry assembled here to iay James Carey of Haver hill was elected temporary chairman and John Dullen of the boot and shoework international union was appointed temporary secretary A committee on cre dentials reported 136 delegates present The object of the convention is to form a grand union ot shoemakers The most Important oreanizationsrpresented are: Pro tective Union of America Poot and Shoe International Union District As sembly 215 of Amalgamated Boot and Shoe Unions of St Ixtuis United Turn Workmen's Brotherhood 01 America and American Boot and Shoe Union of Illinois The Remllng YX'ill Not Arbitrate Philadelphia April 10 It was learned this afternoon that President Harris of the Philadelphia Reading Railroad' had no tified the committee of presidents of an thracite coal roads which was appointed last week to secure an adjustment of the difficulties among the various companies that the Reading would positively decline to submit its claims to arbitration It is stated President Harris is supported by the largest interest In the company as well ns the Olcott Earle committee on reorganiza tion The receivers have persistently re fused to accept less than 21 per Cent and claim all statistics and data 'show the company to be justly entitled to a propor tion of the output and see no reason to ar bi trat" Opposed ti Confederation Halifax fc' April 10 Cablegrams from Johns to day state that the peo ple of Outer Cove Middle Cove lat Rock and Tcrhrty outlying settlements near St Johns yesterday held public meetings and adopted the following resolution and signed petitions to the same Resolved That the people of these settle ments are unanimously opposed to a con tederation with Canada that with us it is not a question of terms but a matter of principle: that we are content with our present form of government and at no time have ever signified a desire to have it al tered or authorized a confederation: that we v111 use all lawful means to oppose such and we appeal to the government and council to aid us in doing so TJte ort Street Church Will Have Iltirti llork Itrpliicing Hint Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe on Mon day telegraphed James Joy clerk of the session of the ort Street Presbyterian church that he had accepted the call to the New York Avenue Presbyterian church at Washington and yesterday afternoon an informal meeting of the session was held to talk the matter over A member of the session said that it would be difficult to find a suitable suc cessor to Dr Radcliffe lie is not onlv a very able preacher but he is the leading member of the Detroit presbytery and is thoroughly versed in ecclesiastical law 31 A it it I NV A The physical culture class of the TV A will give a reception this evening at hall being the close of the sea son There will be a drill and refreshments at the close Rev Donald ilacLattrin will conduct the lesson for Sunday school teachers and workers on Saturday afternoon at the A Miss Mary Brownson will give a lecture on at the A Satur day evening meeting Nirs Grace YVhitnev Evans will conduct an Easter service on Sunday afternoon Smallpox in Clevelanil Cleveland April 10 Another cas? of smallpox was discovered to day the victim being a Bohemian employed in the Muhl hausen woolen mills where a girl was found suffering with the disease yesterday Both were engaged in sorting rags and the health officials now say it is clear they contracted the disease from this source Hundreds of people have been exposed to the disease and a wholesale vaccination is being made among employes of the mills Politic in Denmark Copenhagen April The great Radical victory in the general elections for mem bers of the lower house of the Danish diet when 61 Radicals were elected a rain ot fifteen seats for that party causes im mense excitement and augurs badly for a peaceful settlement of the political situa tion The defeat of the Conservatives in Copenhagen was entirely unexpected A llontriick Poet Chicago April Otto A Dreier Danish vice consul left Chicago to night for Den mark with Gasta Blomvren a poet from inland ho is taken home by' royal com mand Blomgren has the distinction of be ing a royal protege of the dowager Bmpress Maria eodorovna a daughter of King Christian IN of Denmark and a sister ot the Princess of NVales The poet had writ ten and suttg for seven years in America in a vain endeavor to win fame and fortune and failing of success wrot" to the em press asking to be sent back to inland The royal lady immediately referred the matter to the Danish consul general at St Petersburg and a royal order resulted in structing Dreier to return the homesick poet to his native land Killed by Ii alt 1 11 Philadelphia April 10 The bodies of Sadie Stinger aged 12 years and William Bradley aged 13 were found to day lying beneath a tree in the edge of a grove at ifty fourth street and Warrington avenue Both bodies were terribly burned and it Is supposed the children were struck by light ning during the heavy storm which pre vailed yesterday afternoon They had left their homes to search for wild flowers and being caught in the storm it is thought they sought shelter beneath the tree un der which they were found None of the trees near by had been struck by lightning Gofhnm Cicnrninkrrii Still Idle New York April 10 The cigarmakers em ployed by the factories In this city who struck fifteen days ago are still out There are 7003 cigarmakers idle in the city to day Lozano Pendasz Co it is reported have offered to compromise The strikers assert they will not resume work under the conditions promised practically a reduction of $2 on the The union recently de frayed the expenses of 409 of the strikers who returned to Havana within the last three weeks Three Allowed to I and Washington April 10 Commissioner Stump of the emigration bureau to day decided the appeal of the diamond cutters who recently arrived at the port of New York on the Majestic The commissioner follows the recommendation of Dr Senner the immigration officer of New York and allows three of them to land and orders the deportation of the other two Highest of oil in Leavenmg Gov't Report Absolutely pure (W IS 596 Pairs ine Shoes winch WRAPPERS HITE and SUITS 0 at SI to elate out Vc and A 71ABLEY COMPANY Esf ttblished IS7O 1 60c Dollar Confirmation Outfits SUITS HATS SHOES URNISHINGS 60 per cent of cost The regular retail price for these shoes ranges from $3 to $6 but io dayl inirsday) and so Jong as the stock lastSj we propose to give our customers a bcueht correspond ing to our own and offer them at Si 99 up to $349 'A selection as the supply is limitecband will not last long at 60 cents on the doll This week we are making a special showing of Wearing Apparel suitable for Coniirmation Parents will consult their own interests by making a personal inspection superb stocks noting the many exclusive styles we exhibit and the saving our prices TURKISH BATH ROBES Regular pric SHIRT WAISTS Prints rt LADIES' SUITS Brown CashmArAsTan MhM Mdhafr Blue lannels former prices to $1250 at X5U Regular prices S2 LONG CLOAKS Iatrst styles Tan and White Ca good asrortment at 5c iety' of good styles at 40c of the foremost manu Shoes in this country Their army of men having concluded their sale of summer goods they recently solicited a bid from a few large retailers for their entire line of nearly 600 pairs of extra well made and specially stylish Shoes We were the successful bidders securing the entire assortmc includes: All the latest styles in Lace Congress and Button Bright Dongola Patent Leather Russet and CiothTops AH styles of Toes in Hand turn Welt and Cork Soles Sizes 2S to 4 A TA I Samples of the Great Values Afforded DUUgct ui uaz aai ljui geiiiic' by Our Closing Out bale SPRING JACKETS On lot formerly sold for 250 $350 and $5 now grolnrr at of handsome styles and pood materials at and 175 rerular value $4 to $5 and WINTER CLOAKS ORD CO of Rochester are one ootiitnrc rT rf ZT 1 A'h 3 kc an 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Emissions Varicocele Syphi lis Nervous Debility Stricture Cleet Impotency Unnatural Diecharges Lost Menhood Kid ney and Bladder Disease Con sultation ree GllnsWatd) Pre Write for Question Blank for Home Treatment Evemhlan Confi dential Plain envelop Nothin neat See tottdraonials next week DRS KENNEDY KERGftN 148 Shelby Street Detroit Mich WANTED An experienced salesman lor the State o' Michigan to handle our line of and Childrens Clothing Address statins ary experience and references Cane McCaffrey Co BROADWAY MIW TOHK CO 1 1 1 TN 1 1 I II TI or eii Wavne Co Michigan anl the name of the special tuirt ner is rank Trowbridce rf or De troit: th amount ot the ritpliu stock which the 11 1 vpeeial partner has contributed to the nid common six Urusand dollars tL 1 2 I "'rinership is to commence is the first day ot April and continue lor a term two years unless stxmer fl ssoi vro in Borornanre 'with tbs tr os a ti partnership ARTin'R HOIT RANK TUOWBSLDGK kOllCil is hereby riven that the undersimied lave formed a limited partnership uon the followine terms: The name of the irm under which ihe partnership business is to be conducted is A Holt A Co The nature of tle business tn be transacted a general wholesale aud retail lumber business The name ot the general nar'rne April 11th MICHELLS Jpn th nnd Don i Ibll II IU UbU ISH Extra Special To suit the fancy of connoisseur? Let us have rour order earlv for CLEANED and INEST STYLE resh White ish 'resh' Pickerel resh Haddock resh Perch resh 'Pike resh Halibut resh Smelt and Codfish Another Special Soaked Deep Sea Mackvrel ready for immediate 35c per lb Extra ancy Thick Mackerel inest Bolt Salmon blood red inest Bolt Whitefish inest Bolt Trout Salt Labrador Herrins' Holland and Scotch Herring 75c 1'ine Russian sardines Anchovies in Spices 35c 60c COMPLETE VARIETY CANNED ISH Largest variety of 'fine Imported and Do mestic Sardines in oil truffle mushrooms tomato spice and mustard Very choice Imported Bismarck and Mar inirte Herring Superb Imported Sardelleni 20c lb Doxsee Clams 15c and 27c can Doxsee Clam Juice 10c and 20c can (Deviled Crabs) The best in fish at sharply cut prices MICHBIVS Headquarters for all choice wiiiis wr The Latest ami Rest mm Ji jrimY L'ts or One Week Will Offer: $IOO for Jfin Cal 9 I OO Special Roj nl for S7 tsiffk Royal Model SG5 Cast! 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