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a WANTlm OB SAXE TO RENT ETC AKU8 IT BOOMS LOCAL MATTERS TH 4 RELJABDE woman wants a situatioii as Cook on a steam barge or schooner Apply 325 Jefferson ave EMTALK HBLP XX 100 girls wanted at Alpena todd housework Good wages A RESOUNDING BOHO HALE HELP MISCE LEANED US ORSALE MISCELLANEOUS I THE PEOPLE ABE COMING IX KENT Dwelling house No 124 Lafayette avenue) 'Apply at Griswold st ground door BOARD AN ROOMS MONEY TO LOAN DOST AND OUND MISCELLANEOUS PREMIUMS AND PURSES What is of more value than your (CBLACKec)' CLAN 5 DETJtOrfc IRST CLASS SJ( State ofc I 1 I I' WILL HOLD THEIR COMBINED AIR AT TOLEDO Signal Corps Weather Report Detroit Thltisday August 21 15:36 The New Chicago Lake Huron Kailread The purchasers of the Eastern division of the Chicago Lake Huron Railroad have com plied with all the requirements of the order of the court and Special Master Commissioner Mandell has executed to them a deed of the road A meeting ot the purchasers will be held at Port Huyon to day and it is expected that the company will bo thoroughly reoi ganizect Barn Burned bv Lightning Near lint Special Dispatch toThe Detroit ree Press lint August 21 Daring a heavy storm here to day the lightning struck a barn be longing to John Gotshall President of the Geneseo County Mutual Insurance Company setting Are to the building which was consumed with contents Loss about $3000 fully insured The is In creasing 1 Open'to all the Exhibitors tW Send for Catalogue ALBERT MOORE Toledo After Varied Experiences the Regatta Project Gains the Day lfc ONEY to loan on real estate GEORGE COX Lvl attorney at law 105 Griswold street office hour 9 to 12 a iWpDSSry'i jjen tm inafc OQUtfbd J' by rehearsing all possible objections to the enterprise Mr Harsha overcame many of the Com objections by suggesting that he ap point the necessary committees to do the work and guaranteed that with the assistance of the Vice CommodOra tho regatta could bo car ded to a successful end Mr Lesher thought the regatta should be carried out as originally intended and Mr was of the same mind Commodore Allen called upon tho gentlemen present to signify their willingness to go upon tjha committees and work forthesuccess of the' regatta In response Messrs Molony Eddy Ralph Harsha Lesher and others sig nified their willingness to do such work Commodore Allen then asked Mr Liggett if the Committee would guarantee sufficient sum of money to conduct the regatta to a successful issue Mr Liggett could not speak for the com mittee but he thought from expressions made by the members of the committee that there would be nd tronble about raising $1000 and possibly $1200 Mr thought there was no trouble about raising the money and asked that talk about it be stopped Mr Harsha called for the question and Mr Lesher asked for an expression from the Commodore before voting on the question Com Allen said he thought that there was but little chance for a successful regatta' but he would hot pit his views against those of the Committee and a good majority of the boating men' He wished it distinctly un derstood however that in case of failure he would not take any of the blame The question was then voted upon and it was unanimously decided to hold a regatta as originally arranged Com' Allen thereupon appointed TMessrs Moran Smith and Keene a Committee' on Grand Stand and the committee re quested to meet at the' office of the Michigan Stove Company foot 4of Adair street" at 10 this morning Messrs Lesher and Lewis were appointed to attend to locating and surveying the new race course which will finish at a point abreast of the Michigan Stove wharf A reception committee to attend to visiting crews and their boats was appointed as fol lows: Messrs Bercry Mdlony Sreeter McQueen Standish Bushor Jones and' Adolph Schulte PriceJoseph GreuselB Bower and Osmun were requested to attend to the reception of visiting members of the press After discussing and arranging various de tails of work' to be done by the committees Spectacles Eyeglasses Opera Glasses Marine Glasses Microscopes Baroiue tors Thermometers Pebbles and Spiier 'oldal Glasses scicmJfically fitted to the ejro BLACK A CO Opticians 1 Woodward Avenue No peddlers or retail agents employed The LaTB Mr The burial of Rev 'R Tillinghait will' take place from Holy Trinity Church corner of Howard and ourteenth streets to day at 10 a with high celebration of the Holy Eucharist The Rev Arthur Ritchie of the Church of the Ascension Chicago will act as celebrant after which the remains will be under charge of the Knights Templar who will take the body to Woodmere by train from the junction at our I teenth and Baker streets Hi W' Mr Jaffray Explains tbe Lacoune Matter To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press In a recent issue of your journal the state ment appeared that a young man by the name of John Lacourse had been arrested in your city at my instigation for obtaining false from my agency of the Cana dian Express Company here a parcel of cloth ing uxn which there was a certain amount to be collected upon delivery which amount he did not pay I was temporarily absent from my office at the time and I find upon investigation that the charge so made was not true and should not have been made Mr Lacourse was given the parcel by a junior clerk in office without any demand beings made for more than the freight viz twenty five cents i My son then in charge of the office thoughtlessly and from want of experience in such matters sent the telegram complained of to the authorities in Detroit and upon Mr Lacourse being told for the first time that there was a collection of $26 on the goods he had received the amount was at once paid I make this correction in justice to the young man and shall be obliged by your publishing it JARAY Express Agent Berlin Ont August 18 Timely Reading for the Citizens of Detroit in This Year of Grace 1879 rT'O On reasonable terms that very de desirable brick residence 333 Woodward are nite Also large officv b65 corner of High street snitsbie tor a Apply to COLIN CAMP BELL 1J5 Griswold street Port Austin The wheat of the tiew crop' just begins to come in lively The buyers now imitate those of southern counties by paying cash for wheat Ths price paid ranges from eighty six to nine ty four cents The steamer Bertschy on her trip down Thursday took 450 bushels for Neill Son The day boats Saginaw and Ward have taken about 200 bags each even ing for Thos Winsor Co Some of the thrashers report an average of eighteen bush els and others twenty five bushels per acre The quality is very fine and the average in this county is estimated at least at twenty bushels te the acre the Clawson averaging one third more than other varieties Reports from Gore Township give the examples of two crops as follows: Almont a field of six acres averaged twenty eight and a half bush els per James field of five acres of Clawson wheat turned out 150 bushels These wereHshe first two lots thrashed in the township and lead off very well for this little township along the lake shore Rev Dwight Hunt has come to labor with the Presbyterian Society of this village in an swer to an unanimous request by the congre gation Mr Hunt conies from Marshall and formerly preached at Sodus He preaches at Port Austin Dwight and Port Crescent PER INCH 5 times $4 00 6 4 75 7" 525 5 6 75 BOARDING ront room bedroom and closet also single rooms with board 24 Washington ave i is McLaughlin and Chriatol Come to Terms Last evening Col McLaughlin of this city met Andre Christol Bauer and Murphy at the Oyster Ocean restaurant and arranged for a wrestling match 'to take place between Christol and McLaughlin in this city within the next three weeks for $250 a sieje The money was deposited in the hands of Gillman who was designated os final stake holder: The match is to consist of three bouts one collar and elbow style the second Graeco Roman and the third as catch IC you have rheumatism neuralgia or a bruise sprain or cut use "Brown's Household Panacea A wonderful remedy Price 25 cents Yesterday either On the Detroit A MiL 1 Waukee train between Pontiac and Detroit or between the depot and the corner of Thira and Ab bolt streets a package of bills containing $140 Reward to Under Shiawassee Paper Co 210 Jef fersonave rom all parts of Canada and Michigan the People are pouring into MERRILL HALL EOR Drug store in a lively town of 1200 inhabitants amount of stock about $5000 first class location Terms favorable and none need apply but those who mean busmess Address Lock Box 581 Lansing Mich During the summer months the Detroit ir Bay City Railroad will issue tickets to oOn Lake on each Saturday good to return on to nnon tram following Monday at $1 for the round trip children under 12 half fare Parties of five obtain half rate tickets good for two days at sn time during Excursion train furnished on lioeral terms or time of trains advertisement in'another column and for further particulars inquire of BARRON General Pf ssenger Agent Merrill Block XV UllnAU ay General ns1 TXTANTED TO RENT House of about eight vv rooms with bedroom on first floor: give da senpaon jocauon And terms uw A NineYear Old Opinion Relative to Public Street Grabbing A ONEY TO By the Connecticut Mutual JVA Life Insurauce Co hi sums of $3000 and up wards secured on real estate in this city WM A MOORE Moffat Block A Tallman (was appointed Signal Officer pro tern It was decided that positions be drawn on the day preceding each "race and that the umpire be appointed at the same time I Com Allen announced that the arragut barge entry was for a six oared crew and a protest against accepting the entry with time allowaca was received Accordingly the entry was not Secretary Barcry was in jstrncted to notify the Olympics and Mutuals 8of Albany and tho Union Springs crew' by telegraph of the railway arrangements that had been made The meeting thereupon adjourned all feeling in the best humor and very much in earnest in the determination to secure a first class regatta in every particular English German and rench adjectives expres sive of admiration are daily exhausted for tbe Wonder of the Age and the genius that created it Even the ladies are at a loss for language to ex press their admiration as they sit in the presence of this Mighty PL AXETAR TIME PIECE The clock is on exhibition dally at Merrill Hall from 9 am to 10 A descriptive lecture will ls given 10 minutes before each hour Admission 25c children 10c a ELIX METER fc CO Props TXZ ANTED One salesman for each State Salary $75 to $100 per month and expenses Refer ences required LA BELLE CO Chicago WANTED Situations for reliable English Ger man Scotch and Canadian cooks help for hotels and British American lutelli gebee Office lGI Wcxxlward ave Strictly first class YXANTED ifty good girls for general house work cooks nurse girls 327 Jeffer son a LAW PRINTING i Executed wth neatness and with great rapidity at THE REEl'KESS JOBi ROOMS 5 DR LEONARD has returned from bls lake trip Omcaag Lafayetteave EADVILLS Leadville! Lcalvllle Investments JLJ mode in Leadville Colorado Parties wishing to invest in Leadville or information regarding Lead rille or its mining interests address or apply toS WIGHT box 2106 Leadville Coi or HUNT 62 Griswold st Detroit Mich rjx urnished or unfurnished room with A board at 8 Madison are' corner of AVilliams street When efforts were being made in the sum mer of 1870 to prevent the residents on Mad ison avenue from snatching for their own private uses 128 feet of that magnificent street 1 a storm of indignation against the promoters of the scheme uprose The Common Council saw the matter in the same light "in which the general public saw it a report of the Committee on Streets denouncing it as un lawful and recommending the indefinite post ponement of the ordinance which Brown then City Attorney had prepared in accordance with the demands of the Madison avenue managers But notwithstanding that reaming crushing defeat of the schemers they were noii in reality defeated One of their number had in his possession proofs that cer tain Aidermen had corrupt alliances with the Nicholson pavement proprietors and under threats of immediate exposure supplemented ify other they hastened to rescind teir adverse action and to place the street atthe disposal of those who had so long and per sstently5clamored for it As showing the real state of the aldermanio mind on that question in 1870 the report jwhich was almost1' adopted is ihere reproduced Your Committee on Streets to whom were re ferred the petitions for and remonstrance against the proposed improvement of Madison avenue re spectfully report: A The avenue in question is 200 feet wide and ex tends from Grand Circus Perk to Randolph street Stated in detail the petitioners ask that the road way of the avenue shall be forty feet in width that on either side ana next thereto there shall be a grass plat eight feet vtfcle next to which there shall be a side walk also Eight feet wide the re maining portions of the street to be inclosed by a fence for the purpose ot protecting grass sbrub bery and trees to be planted therein with walks for the convenience of householders from the linea pjio lv oiucciih Liao name os nt viic expense iof owners of adjacent property the privileges to terminate at the pleasure of the Council It was generally azreed that the Common Coun cil had no authority to permit the proposed change in the condition pf the avenue but in a recent com muncatlon from one ot the petitioners a promi nent member of the legal profession it is set forth that in this we mistake: that the provision of the charter which gives to the Common Council power to prescribe and regulate the manner in which the highways streets avenues lanes alleys public grounds and spaces within said city shall be used and enjoyed: to direct and regulate the plant ing and provide for the preservation of ornamental trees confers sufficient authority to grant the desired permission and we are informed by him that like views are entertained by other at torneys The petitioner is supposed to be learned in the law and we have great respect for his opinion and we shall not attempt to argue questions of law with those who have successfullyjpropounded their views of legal ques tions before the highest judicial tribunal In the State But If prominent members of the bar deem it not improper as recently to publicly dissent from the Opinions and decisions of our Suprema Court your committee may be pardoned if In mat ters aenumding their consideration they shall presuma to adhere to their own convictions of the law We are coastrained to believe that the Council has no power to grant permission to adja cent lot owners td inclose and virtually attach to their lots considerable portions of a public avenua and devote the same to ornamental or any other 4 xkll xl pinjjvoc tuau BI mu UJUmue I4f lUUiiC Xruni L11Q I90 use and enjoyment thereof If it can rlfMtrnft 1 hlr fhof fna of the State so intended in the pow er above quoted it would avail nothing in this matter as the SnnramA Pahw has the case of the People rs Carpenter alluded to by the petitioner that the rights of the public ac quired by the act Of dedication of streets vested rights protected by the Constitution of the Lnited States and It is not therefore competent I for the legislative power of the State much less of the Common Council of the city to pass any act or ordinance which shall in any wise impair or defeatthose rights The powers of the city authorities are restricted to the regulation of the streets Th is is a necessary power and one which if wisely ex erted cannot fall to prove highly beneficial to the community But the power to regulate streets does not include the power to pass ordinances which shall affect injuriously public or private rights The Common Council is to some extent the guardian of those rights As such it becomes them duly to employ all the A powers with which they are vested to purify the streets of the city and to cause all obstructions not warranted by law or necessity to be removed The adoption of such a policy will remedy the mischiefs that have grown up under a conrse of legislation by which the rigid of the public have been made etibeefyierd to the convenience or cupidity cf (See 1 Michigan Reports But it we are mistaken in our opinion of law It is presented with great deference it vet does not follow that we should accord the permis sion desired It granted it is stipulated that it mar terminate at the pleasure of the Council Will there ever be a time when the petitioners will ba less urgent to retain the prlvilerfM than they now are to acquire them? If a portion of the high way is to be made an elegant gross lawn beautified by shrubbery and ornamented with trees those who shall make it so or their suc cessors will with reason insist that the mainten ance of the fence inclosing the same is necessary to the continuance of such ornamentation Our experience has been that where for like or other purposes portions of streets or avenues have once been taken from public use the public have vir tually forever ceased to have any rights thereto or control of the same And what would be the re sult if some of the lot owners would voluntarily abandon the privileges sought and others retain them a portion of such inclosures were re moved and the remainder continued? It will be seen that it is proposed to take from the public use and occupancy about 128 feet of the width of the street or more than one half Will the growth of the grass and shrubbery and the public for being debarred from the ordinary use of bo large a portion of a public ave nue? The public are to ba permitted to look upon the beautiful a privilege truly but we most respectfully submit that it is hardly equivalent to the privileges and rights to be with drawn from them We are led to ask if the provis ion tor wide streets and avenues of which we have hitherto been So proud was after all a mistake If it was an'error to consider them desirable? Have net large sums been paid for widening streets when such widening has been declared by juries a public necessity? It trill not be forgotten that twenty years ago cer tain provisions were made for the purpose of pro motmg the growth of shade on this avenue and there era many such trees of large growth thereon The walks proposed to be laid are entirely outside of the outer row of these trees thus denying to pedestrians the grateful result of efforts ot twenty years in this behalf As to maintaining a proper wvxxvxavawM Liv 1VMO fctic octiuv pi bVL I IU afforded co ocher streets of our the protection afforded by rigid ordinances a propar tribunal tor the enforcement thereof an ample police force for the apprehension of transgressors or trespassers and proper provisions for restraining animals from running at large Shade trees may be and are in many localities protected without resort to largs inclosures Among those who remonstrate against the pro posed improvement are residents of Randolph street immediately opposite the eastern terminus ui wio urieMuv iiivir opinions conveniences Wishes are entitled to and will receive the same re spect accorded to those of the petitioners and must effect upon the action of the Coun cil THThe petitioners have the pecuniary means to gratify the dictates of a refined taste they are willing to pay whatever their love of the orimmentai shall cost and we accord to them in their efforts in this matter none butthemost proper motives but we believe it to be our duty to report adversely to their prayer We recommend that the ordinanceTrepared in accordance with their wishes be indefinitely postponed MRS J( ROBINSON Test Medium located at 4uS Grand River ave TAR ROBINSON al or re tores the affiieted JLJ at 4u8 Grand River ave OST A brown water spaniel with brass collar JLj Answers to the name of The finder receive reward bt retumiiag to 304 Cass ave RY A fpO The very desirable reside ice 292 Sec A ond with furnace hot mid cold water 7 barn etfl LEOPOLD NOTE 1 TH Henry street INDICATIONS Washington August 22 1 or the lower lake region slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather with frequent rain winds mostly southwesterly Talling barome ter or the upper lake region partly cloudy weather occasional rain warm southerly gen erally veering to colder northwest winds fol lowed by stationary or rising barometer City Personals Editor Hide "of Ldwell Journal Is in' Attorney General Kircimer is home from And the Grand Eowing Contests Will TakehoTT Jewsll Register of Probate is at Place as Announced Cape Vincent Chapin of the Caro Advertiser was I iarge List of Entries in Spite of the at the Exchange yesterday Wet Blanket rom Hillsdale unny Cool Burgess is on a visit to his fel I low professionals In Detroit I 1 Circuit Court Commissioner Harry Chipman I All the Committees Appointed and at is home from his base hall excursion I' Wnrk to Sftmre a Maomiflcent SUCCGSS Mrs Hawlay Lyon and daughter of Grand Rapids are visiting at the Exchange I 1 I At the regatta meeting at the JSrunswicic Mrs Weaver well lend wn (for many years I I I yesterday noon there was a large attendance i as mine hostess at is seriously ill ci I cf boating men and the Committee Alanson Bheley according to the Chicago I xu ir I and the latter gentlemen were evidently very Times is the most expert angler at Mackinaw Mr and Mrs Wm ord left last night for earnest over the business hand New York to attend the' rench openings in The abe Commodore Allen from the Icineeting Wednesday night was fully explained Lindsay General Agent of the New satisfaction of all Secreta York Life Insurance Company is a guest at explained that he was obliged to go the Russell I to and that before leaving he sent decent intelligence from ex PoUce justice the list of entries to Commodore Alien? Harbaugh says that the old gentleman is slowly gentleman did not receive them until yester failin in health I morning which explains their non ap Logan Pittsburgh Bost pearance Wednesday evening wick of Battle Creskand St lushing of After the explanations there ensued a dis Columbus are at the Exchange cussion which made the meeting one of the rank Day of New York Dr rnost Siting ever held in this city iti the in Comstock and wife of St Louis Mo amateur boat racing The known Arms of Cincinnati are at the Russell opposition to the regatta project on part Charles Parker of lint Slosser of of somev menibers of th(! Naval Board was Howell Thos Kintz of Tiffin and A thoroughly discussed and one of the Citizens Mansfield of Boston are late arrivals at the Committee remarked that it would have been much more graceful on the part of those gen Riitherford Haves a nreminent citiren of tlemento resign their positions as officers of Washington will vLsit Detroit one day the navy than to oppose the enterprise the during the Michigan State air which opens I manu0r they had September 15 I At last to place the responsibility of saying Among the lite Arrivals at the Russell are or to the proposition when it was Wiley of Lansing Kirwin of I necessary to place it in order to get aj the ex New York Charles Post of Chicago and act inside tba following reso Boyd Jr of Boston lution was adopted ThrpAeAvralHsmntinv I Hesolted That the Joint committee of citi I attempts have been made in zen3 mid of the River JKa refor the auestion as many days to inform the friends of I of holding a regatta to tho Naval Board Michaud editor and proprietor of La Cana I The meeting then adjourned to assemble dien of St Paul Minn that he is in the city I again at 8 in the evening at the same but the inexplicable antics of the types have I place Previous to adjournment the time for most Ingeniously thwarted all attemnts LWn' 'aTifwi wag nYisnrlnd unfilvnAnr! Louis Heyl and Meredith special I flay and the following entries were announced I agents of the Treasury Department with the kg already received: title of Appraiser General are in the city I ovn OArtED Class arraguts of Chicago They are on tour of inspection ha vine besun 1 'Vyandottcs of Wyandotte Sho wae cae mettes cf 9 I Wflhtt'ne'inis nf MfimnAtr (ilvninine at riew York and taken in all the custom I of Albany and Michigans Excelsiors and Zephyrs houses on thtf lakes They leave today for I of Detroit Eight crews I Double Sccll Class Signals of Union Springs cmcago I Olympic of Albany arroguta of Chica Rolland of the firm of Rolland I Wali wah suinA of Saginaw and Pontiacs of ils publishers at Montreal is in the city I Pairs Olympics of Albany Wah wah sums looking after the interests of the firm and of I ot' Saginaw and Zephyrs of Detroit Three the newspaper which they issue in addition to I bexior Zephyrs of Detroit two en their book publishing He made a pleasant I tries Excelsiors and Detroits of Detroit and ar call at this office andwas especially pleased SLzSTKTof Detroit two en wltll the completeness of ths book job stereo I tries Detroits of Detroit and arraguts of Chi typing and electro typing departments aroes arraguts of Chicago Beavers of George Benson of the Cincinnati Saturr Windsor and Wyandottes of Wyandotte Three day Night (the paper) is in 2 the city learntagwhat is meant by pure air Ia cottNiance with the annouficement at wide streets good water and dfireKflass river BNavy Board held a meeting Ha is making arrangements for a fishing exl the Brunswick last evening withCommo cursionto the lats expected send a Alien in tbe chair and SecretatY Bercvy small refrigerator filled tyith his prey to Cin afc post of cinnatl os is noted for his fondness for wuTpnt' stated the this class of object of the meeting to be the considerationjxftww I of the regatta project in accordance with nnm I resolution adouted at noon GATESjTHE 0ITT I Mi Sarah renewed the motion made by Some of Them yvili Shortly be Kemoved hitu at ths noon meeting that a regatta ba to the Great Joy of the The New 1 beId SiviZ Ids reasons as follows Plank Road Lew 1 The stens thus far taken by the I No beleagured and bat tie besieged city of Committee have been under instructions from eld was ever more completely surrounded by I the Naval gates than is the City of Detroit are 2 To abandon the project at this stage the ferry gates the railroad gates and last would be a direct insult to the Com bub by no means the least? the toll gates I mittoe and the citizens at large 4 If the statement were made that it would be I 8 There seems to be a general desire to impossible to leave Detroit in any direction have the regatta and no doubt that the neces without paying toll it Would In tbe main be I sary money for the event will be forthcoming correct If the were attempting to I and that such an event can be made a magnifi escape ruffians 'and had no money in cent success even on short notice hia purse he would have a very sorry time of Commodore Allen said: course gentle jt 'If he went by the south gate toward I men you do this with'your eyes open and I Windsor he would be obliged to pay fivo cents do not wish to again inflict upon yon my views ere he cOUld pass th gate if by the west gate la the after which he did his at Third street he needs must show his ticket or buy one ere he could 'enter the train the east gate toward Hamtramck and the one out Gratiot Roadp and the north gate on Wool ward avenue are all presided over by as 5 it were demanding i Undoubtedly of all these the toll gates are th gratest nuisances to the average traveler There are five of them surrounding the city one I on Jefferson avenue for the Grosse Point road i one just outside the city limits on th Wood ward avenue for the Pontiac plank one on Grand River avenue for th Howell And an other on Michigan avenue for the Chicago At least one of 'these "gatesr (that on Grand River avenue) is half a mile inside the city The absurdity of persons paying toll to travel over a street which they themselves wore asssssed to pave has long been apparent but it appears that the charter of the plank road company: allowed them to maintain a gate at that point The charter 'expired last winter and a law was enacted by: the Legisla ture which covers the point The absurdity and injustice of the toll gate on Grand River avenue (and the argument ap plies to others) may be seen as follows Awell known citizen owns a farm four miles out on Grand River avenue and lives on it al though he does business in the city Every night and morning he is compelled to pay toll for two miles which he travels on the paved streets of the "city If he drive two horses his toll is twenty cents per day or over $60 a year There are several milk men who have dairy farms on the Grand River road who each pay toll to the amoiint of $125 or $200 per year for there is no reduction in rates ahd payments are cash Happily this state of thinjns will nto longer exist in Michigan (The new Plank Road law passed by the Legislature last session goes into effect on September 1 and this provides that no toll gate shall be maintained inside the limits of any city and that toll gates may only collect toll from the city limits Black Newfoundland dog answers to lx tinnia or red Reward given by leaving nt TOM Saloon Woodward ave Detroit opera THE COLISEUM COMPANY inaugurate their season at the Detroit House MONDAY EVENING AUGUST Admission 50 25 and 15 cents No extra for reserving seats Box office open from 9 a to 4 The above company open the reru'r season at the Coliseum Noveltv Theater Auk 2u Matinee and evening continue the Saturday at Read carefolly the appended list of new Carroll boils die Tliree Ronaldo Nellie Massa Devlin and Tracy Haley and Lille Ellis he Leons Keating and Sands Mr Mrs Ed Campbell Chas Youn Harry ieminx Minnie Rainforth May Pat Reilly Lillian Howard and Chas Brilliant Olio and sterling drama 'le' RECREATION PARK Trotting Race to Saddle RIDAY SEPTEMBER Sth open to horse have never beaten three minutes previous ton of bill Prize handsome saddle and bridle home $10 Entrance fee $3 to ciosa Sent' i DU dav 84 Congress st west CHEAP EXCUIiSIONs Orion Lake "VTICELY furnished front for gentlemen li to rent at ICO Randolph street oposite Park PLEASANT ROOMS With or Without board at 90 Larned st east "VIT ANTED Immediately salesmen to take gen era! State agencies Can make from $20 to 30 per week' call at 99 Darned st east vv a GLEASON i WANTED A first clasa man to solicit conslgn ments for a New York Produce Commission house To such a liberal compensation will be paid Address with references NOEL DAVIS to Barclay st New York ii Save themcientificady fitted with by skilled opticians at SMITH JEWELERS Corner Woodward and Jefferson Aven A SPECIALTY 8 13! Jefferson Avenue1 A BILLINGS! vr A 5 i a Jey 7 (k THE DETROIT REE PRESSr RIDAY AUG UST 22' 1879 SALE In the matter of the estate of Daniel alvey deceased Notice is hereby given that by virtue of license granted to me by the Probats Court for the County of Wayne and State of Michi gan I will sell at public auction to the highest bid der at the northwest corner of Michigan avenue and Sixth street in the City of Detroit Wayns County Michigan on riday the 1st day of Au gust A 1879 at 12 noon of said date ad the right title and interest of said deceased hi th following described realestate to wit All those cer tain pieces or parcels of land situate lying and be ing in the City of Detroit County of Wayne and State of Michigan known and described as lots numbered two (2) of the subdivision of lota one (11 and five (5) in one (1) of the Labrosse trail Also lot number three (3) of the subdivision of lots numbered one (1) and five (5) of block one (1) Labrosse Tarm aforesaid Also lot four (4) of the subdivision of lotsone (1) and five (5r of block one (1) of the Labrosse farm aforesaid Also lot five (5) of the subdivision of lots one (1) and five (5) of block one fl) Labrosse farm aforesaid Dated Detroit June 14 1879 DANIEL GUINEY Administrator Hawlet fc irxake Attorneys for Administrator The above sale is adjourned until riday the eighth day of August 1879 at tho same time and place Dated Detroit August 1 DANIEL GUINEY Administrator Hawlry rRXANE Attorneys lor Administrator Tho above sale is adjourned until Monday tb 15th day of September 1879 at the same time and place Dated Aug 91879 DANIEL GUINEY Administrator Hawley irnane Attorne for xVdministrator 2281 Ell A good second hand stationary boil er and engine Parties having either or both for sale ean find a bnver by addressing VOGT ISWest Second st Cincinna't th or Cash House and lot worth vv $1500 to $3000 or vacant Jot worth $1000 to $1600 Box 10 ree Press TXT Lot not less than 40x100 on north or west aide of street south of High and be tween Cass avenue and Brush street with nominal house suitable for one or two years Anv person that will sell such property" at a cash valuation can' 'find purchaser by calling upon or addressing JAMES A JONES 88 Griswold st I 1 I Newsl Macmillan of London for East Middlesex is a guest at the Crawford The framework for the roof on the new pub lic building is being put up John Arkle barrister has returned from a four visit to IJngland Alex limes of Leeswater Sutton of London and A isher of Coburg are at the American The Windsor schools open September lr Several stone crosswalks are being put down to guard against the autumn mud which is coming 1 Gilbert Jubenville of Anderdon was fined $1 and $7 05 costs by Justice luett and Mayor McWhinney of Sandwich ona day last week fer kissing Adelaide Drouillard Mrs Drouil lard is a' widow and resides in Sandwich Mr Jubenville is a married man and the father of several children He wanted the widow to elope with him and kissed her with the above results Among the guests at the Crawford are Macgregor of Hamilton Safferd of Cleveland and Bailey af Albans Detreit Honor! Abroad Parke Davis Co of this city recently had a handsome exhibit of their goods before the British Medical Association in session at Cork5 Ireland The Cork Herald thus speaks of it: In notes we omitted to describe the extensive display of Messrs Parke Davis Co manufacturing chemists of Detroit Mich IT A Their preparations will no doubt soon enjoy the same high reputation in England as they do in the United States where as we understand Parke Davis Co are the leading house in their respective line Their stand displays nearly all the latest pharmaceutical products composing especial ly fluid extracts of new foreign drugs oval soluble sugar water pills empty gelatine cap sules for the administration of nauseous medi cines in a palatable form etc It is worth while for any physician to devote some time at the stand of Parke Davis Co where their representative Mr A Wetzel will take pleasure to describe the advantages ac tions etc of them preparations and furnish to physicians an amnle supply of samples for examination for trial NEW GROCERY HOUSE I 119 Woodward ave The undersigned will open at the above place ON1 SATURDAYA ffitto Stock of GROCERIES WINES etc fDAVID WALLACE 90 2 1 75 3 4 9 25 Each additional Insertion 37J cents' YEMANS has retnoved hfs office and residence from 82 Sproat to 84 Lafayette ave Steam £veingaui JL Cleaning Establishment $4 Randolph st be tween Jefferson ave and Larned st Detroit Or ders by express promptly attended to i 'y 1 1 SPECTACLES TXT A competent chambermaid good Yv references rsxnured Apply 597 Jefferson ura betveen2 and in IT Hx cooks dining room girls boat cooks at Intelligence Office 827 Jaffer son ave Received highest premium at Btateair 187 TME'CIRCUIT COURT for the' County ot Wayne Joseph Bushey vs Charles Cam pau In attachment Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day ct July A '1879 a writ of attachment was Issue out of the Circuit Court for the Coimtv of Wayne at tbe suit of Joseph Bushey the above namea plaintiff against the lands tenements goods ana chattels: moneys and effects of Charles CUtn pau the defendant above named for the sum ot ten thousand one hundred ninety four and 18 (10194 18 1001 dollars which said writ was return able on the fifth day of A'orust A 1879 GRIIN DICKINSON S272 Attorneys for Plaintiff fjpHE PLACE TO If you are in a nurrr for printing is to TILL £BEE PEESS JOB ROOMS Wort executed in good style upon the ahertc 5 TEAUTIUL HOME OR Commodious JLJ braidings splendid situation 18 acres first small fruits of all kinds Must be sold soon a rare chance Apply to or address BAXTER JonesviUe Mich TO DWELLING HOOSES Lt esf hl 1 1 I 4 2 of 2u £7 Opservation Weather 7 a ir 2995 07 4 Cloudy tr SW 14 Clear 9pm 29 81 78 SW 2 Clear 10:88 2979 74 SW 5 Daily Mean 2985 702 Maximum 84 Minimum 04.