Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

fAlS oTATIOh' A BY TEM PERATURE jnlvrt la rwtfra NtchlgaB gcn Ml 'air cathrr dr lonary ten we'tera yk t'r weather followed by rains atauowur 1 etapereture tfirrersU )n'nlrMolhM ty Wright ck was follows: n' 1 a Pto a T'1 1 'u 'i: 6 Wes Cleat C2 XW 2J 6 IL CONG Ella Sergt A Cloudy Clear jCioudv iCiouuy 413 yjrJK 64 12 :2 67 Cloudy air Ctouiy t) XE 72 55 msht light Ik ht ilKht iUbt rj 10 Service eporL rTTTiorT j'mnw 20 9 ni obsrrvatiutw aro taken at the same pouo4 cf time at Ebd stations named Uliejt CK'n slo CO SAYINGS AND DGEl'GS ive deaths nil beihR of children on? new csss cf scarlet fever and five of diphtheria were reported yesterday jjwr Ed Dikeman of Grand Rapids 1 is takins the races and to day bis Grown I Mac will go in the 2:27 race A through telegraph lino of two wires be tween this city and Muskexon has just been completed the Michigan Postal Company Citizens in the northeastern quarter of the citv complain that they are able to get very water from the hydrants The hea is reduced that stream cannot be thrown mtn hoe The formal opening of the Grosse Pointe Club occurs this (Wednesday) evening instead of louredny as erroneously announced in yester day's paper burglars entered the saloon of Peter Cle ruens No 471 Thirteenth street during Mon day night and secured liquors and cigars valued 'it 50 A lawn social will be held to night nt the residence of Mrs Johnston 26 Itendrie avenue under the au pices of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Woodward Avenue Mission William Miller of No 145 Perry street re torted yesterday that a chest of tools belong ing to him was stolen from a new house on Winder street between John street and Woodward avenue James Savage foreman of the Trumbull aveaue extension ot toe City Railway Cotn panvMitie was yesterday presented with a 1 gold ring and diamond scarf pin by bis fellow employes T1?" residence of 11 Crowley No 276 Mont calm street was broken into Monday night and In in cash and a black silk dress taken All doors in the premises were found open yeswniay morning "What a wretched muddle rt was to spend any money in improving the Innilevard before securing the right of said an old resi dent yesterday discussing the proposed change in tbs east line of that Hudson sent twenty four suits of clothing to Mrs Blake Monday and he lady at once sent them to St Or phan Atylum for the boys there The Super intendent or the asylum sent his thanks to Mr Hudson in return Robert AV right has sold tha leae arid fix tures in his Royal Gymnase on ort street west to a New York sporting man named McCain who will take possession of the estab lishment on Saturday and continue it as at present conducted Ed Gillman is the proud possessor of a very fine Irish cane euphoniously labeled Rule which ex presses the sentiment of the donor Capt John Prindiville the well known vessel owner aud shipping agent of Chicago Local crooks and their brethren from other cities who are the races with their presence did a thriving trade at the Driving Park yesterday and numerous complaints were made to the police last night by persons who lost their and jow lry As requested by the Etale Board of Correc tions aud Charities the County Auditors will to day order certain changes made in the ward where female prisoners are confined in the Comity Jail so that the various grades of female prisoners may be kept apart Several hundreds of the Detroit shipping clerks will excurt to Put in Bay to day on the steamer City of Detroit The snipping clerks of Cleveland ill join the Detroit delegation at tha ay where a series of games will be contested fora championship trophy Police Justice Haug says that the papers in the case of Griswold charged with larceny by were marked wrong and that Grin wold at the request of the Prosecuting Attorney was discharged as there is a good case against him for a more offense The orphan children domiciled at St Vin Asylum will be given an outing at Monroe to dav Detective Neil will take charge of the party from the time the excur sion train leaves the Third street depot at 8:25 th is morning until their return to the city to night Kerry Cole who was arrested im mediately after getting released from the Ionia House of Correction for robbing Willie Ahar a school bov of Lis watch was to have been tried in the Court yesterday hut owing to the absence of important wit Lessea the case went over until this morning Th Essex County Bank at Windsor has pur chased the franchise and plaut cf the "Windsor a Sandwich Street Railway for $10 000 The horses and cars will be thrown into the river if they cannot bo sold arid ttie line will be made a part of the Electric Railway line Sow in operation between iudsor and Walkerville The demolition of Whitney's Opera House will be begun next week as the materials are needed fur the construction of the new theater which will be built on East Congress street for Mr Whitney by the trustees of the Bagley estate ive hundred of the chairs in the Whitney Opera Hou were yesterday sold to a country manager and were taken away by him Crcrier Davison Las purchased from Preston the three brick stores bn the south tide cf Grand River avenue letween Wood ward i enue and Griswold street for J2S000 Seventeen acres of the Messmore property corner Holden and Messmore roads have been Baker for $22000 Tboproperty will be subdivided into lots aud placed on the ir arkc It is reported that rank Bower of tha Jutrual will be editorial spinal column cf ti reconstrucUd Sentinel with Jas Hine the fziwell Journal as architect of the froth column which the Stone Michigan Club ryn Jicata purpose making the leading feature of the organ which Manager Nimocks refuses to grind' longer than expiration of the bjitcn utiCer which bo has been running it for ice old fyrdleate stnan Roswell Horr of East tkigiiiaw wuose copyrighted jokes sjxiiled the tf tg6 gUtsts at the Michigan Club et last ebruary was' in the city yester day Ht lnaje a critical inspection of tLe subur can bunding which will ahortly oc cupiel by thy Sentinel inquire! at th Michigan Club for news of the Detroit Missionaries in Ireland and went tome without asking about the political out cok in the irst District Ala Geo TV Wesch thinks that taxpayers riving jj tts(i Sruttig wells annex uro not treated fairly by the Dix lioad Electric id Company and by gave the lkk 1 of Public Works a piece of fits rnlnd on the sul wt yr su rday Ti railway company have torn up the roadwaymaking it min uvalde tii ri irate Alderman informed tte Bean! ct that unless etepe were taken nt once reut dy ev ii he would call down upon Ueir liadB the wrath of the entire inember s' cf the Lower House THU PTniOTT RT3 PRESS: WEDNESDAY JULY 21 1886: awasaaaBii aEmMiBBweaBiEriK 11 A 2PHIN SKIOED ALDER MAIL Dr Mulhnron Denies that there la any Scheme Connected With the Or cl Rance to Abate the Smoko Nuisance BOTH BRANCHES THE COUNCIL TAKE A TURN ATGRINDING ON THE USUAL GRIST RAN CHISES AND APPOINTMENTS luluerim need not go around xi 1 avenue on of say suiuothm Tle 01 dm to in ech Poor wit cfQce ft i Iv ia events to vim Eiliott "avenue from Gratiot av There was a qucrumNprcsent at the ad journed session of the Upper House last night The absentees were Councilnien Conahan Pridgeon and Rentz Councilman Streeter called up the ordinance granting a fptnehise to tha ort Wayne Elmwood Street Railway Company to extend their track trom Clark avenue to Woodmere Cemetery The measure was read fora third tune and adopted by a unanimous vote The Domination of Albert Ives Jr as in spector of the House of Correction was taken from the table and confirmed The clerk submitted a communication from Mayor Chamberlain that Herman himer had declined the nomination fur Commissioner and it was th refore drawn No other nomination for the was submitted The various measures passed at the last ses sion of the Aidermen were reported and those of a routine nature were concurred in others were referred to the appropriate commit it Aid Councilman Champion for ths Committee on Ways and Means reported in favor of con firming the oCici al tiond of Controller Wm Moran: Adopted The Committee on Markets reported in favor of concurring in the action of the A 1 dermen appointing Robert Reed and Charles Eggeman as meat inspectors Adopted 'Councilman Look ottered a resolution grant ing pel mission to the Capuchin athers to erect a vault under their church connected with the monastery on Mt Elliott avenue The Councilman said that the measure was approved by the Health Officer and a proper one and it was therefore adopted seven Councilmen then vacated their seats to make room for Aidermen who were clustered about the chamber awaiting a chance to begin their usual vocal outbreak Aid Griffin led oil with a motion to correct the journal so as to make it apt ear that the h'Op lino ordinance was referi ed to the Com mittees on Streets and Ordinances instead of Ordinances and Streets Aid Mullieron said the Council could not go back on its action which was to refer the matter to the Committees on Ordinances and Streets Aid Griffin said he supported Aid amendment at lost session that the Com mittee on Streets should come first Aid Mulheron said that this was wrong He could not understand the motive of Aid Griffin He must have some motive in it Aid Martz said he moved to refer the mat ter to the Committees on Streets and Ordi nances and that the Chairman put the motion so as to place the Ordinance Committee first President Barbour said the way he under stood the matter was that it lie referred to the Committees on Ordinance and Streets After some further talk Aid Crifiln with drew bis motion leaving the matter in the same shape as it was The report in favor of paving National avenue from Michigan avenue co Grand River avenue thirty feet wide was called up Aid Griffin wanted to have the pavement twenty six feet wide instead of thirty Aid Eugene Smith said that he had just re ceived notice of a remonstrance which was in the hands of Councilman Rentz against paving the street As a mark of respect to the Coun cilman he moved to lav the matter on the table but his motion was defeated Aid Mulheron said that be as in favor of granting the request of property owners on street who wanted it paved twenty six feet wide instead of thirty if the street had to be paved at all Aid Amos said that be was opposed to forcing anjbodj' to pave the streets He wanted to seo those who got the benefits of paving yay for the same A general tax should be le ied to pay for such Improve ments The motion of Aid Griffin was lost and the report adopted Petitions for opening of Chicago avenue for the paving of erry street and for the opening of Welch avenue north of Michigan avenue to the city limits were referred The Clerk submitte I the action of the Upper House granting to the Capuchin athers permission to erect a vault in their church fur" the burial of the dead of their order Aid Mulheron said that the matter should not bo passed blindly Ha moved its reference to the Committee on Health and as soon as the motion was carried Aid Kaiser moved that it be reconsidered and the action of the Upper concurred in which was done A petition was presented from Margaret Ward for damages for alleged injuries re ceived by a tall on a defective sidewalk which had the usual reference City Counselor Duffield submitted a commu nication to the effect that the city is liable for damages in the caso of Larned vs the Board of Public Works growing out of the lowering the grade on "Woodbridge street west After a tilt between Aid inney and Jacob the mat ter was referred to the Committee on Claims and Accounts The Committee on ays and Means re ported in favor ot allowing City cierK teiripnrarily employ two extra assistants his file Adopted Aid Mulheron asked what the Committee Public Buildings Lad done in the matter nrnvilinv it Luiklimr for the Police Court are now at the mercy of County Auditors who can charge us what they please This is not the way to do business wo should have a report either one way or President Barbour called on the chairman of the committee to explain Aid Sweeney said that they bad called on the County Auditors half a dozen times in reference 'to the matter One Auditor pro posed to rent the Police Court building to the citv at rate of $600 per year The next dav they were told that this did not include the heating committee looked for another building hich would be suitable for court purposes but found none "Aid Mulheron moved that the committee be instructed to make a report at the next meeting The motion being out of order was not entertained Aid Mulheron presented an ordinanca pro viding for the prevention of the smoue nuisance In offering it he asked for a ques tion of privilege and read from The Luise Phess an item beaded in the Council giving an interview with an Aiderman in con nection with the smoke ordinance Aid Jacob is the question of priv ilege "We want to hear any newspaper tall tread that item up in Lake Superior long ao Before you rise to a question of privilege vou must first get President Barbour said that the gentleman from the irst bad asked leave to maLe a statement Aid Mulheron said he introduced the reso lution relative to the smoke ordinance him self and therefore he construed the urticlo to be a refiretfon on him He asked ter the name ot the Al Herman reported to Lave teen interviewed but did not get it infer eme in the mutter was very clear it the Aiderman with whom tho alleged conversa tnn was had was not mythical be suould stand up and openly make cumplamt lie sel a man who attacked SBonyinoialj was a Aid Jacob as surprised at the statement of the Alderman iron! irst ean sue fi vEE Paf for JiLUifyou feel nurt snldJscob Aldemmi who I lc it ILHJI ux k11 I vU Tb voind nut newptipuJ have got to and Mulheron will tjet ac cubtomcd to pucu umsen re' TLe tncxi rd iui Jist twai secund time Ly its title im 1 hud on the bm hub to Warren avenue and Johnson avenue across the railroad track and the report as concurred in Aid resolution to appropriate OfiO trom the liquor tax fund to pay the wa ter tax for all non sectarian hospitals asylums and charitable homes in the city received a unanimous vote in its favor The Committee on Ordinances was in structed to bring in an ordinance to provide for district citv physicians as heretofore out lined in The ree Press Aid "Wesch presented a resolution which was refeired relative to making arrange ments with John Greuscl for the of bis scales corner cf Michigan and Grand Junction avenue to weigh bay He represented that the city bay market corner of Trumbull and Michigan avenues was too near tLf center of the city tor persons living iu the annexed dis trict to go there to get fodder for their horses Aid Amos stirred up Ald Jacob to a pitch of great excitement by offering a resolution for the grading and paving of Theodore street in the eastern part of the city Jacob said that Amos ought to know than to offer anything cf the kind as the matter properly belonged to the Aiderman of the Eleventh Ward If the resolution was in tended for ifth "Ward he (Amos) would bear something else Aid Amos laughed while the ifth Ward orator was belching forth his wratby expres sion and when he subsided said that any per son hearing Jacob talk would believe that he (Amos) intended to rob somebody Aid Jacob are trying to rob them of their road fund I would litre to see you come into mv ward and try to do this The people on Theodore street have Aidermen to look after their interests and they should oiler the resolution instead of one who ccrnes from the west end and who Knows nothing about needs of an east end ward The resolution was referred to Aiderman of the Eleventh Wand after Aid Amos ex plained that it was handed to him by the clerk The Late 15 Crane Twenty years ago few names were Letter known in Detroit than that of Crane He conducted an extensive real estate bminess realized large profits and about fifteen years ago be left this city to make his residence in the Rocky Mountains As has been previous ly noted in this paper ho died in Denver Col 16 being within about three months of his 74th birthday The News of that city says: Denver lost a good citizen and a most dis tinguished philantbroxist in death of Crane ho would himself Lave de sired no better epitaph than the title of the father and founder of the Railroad Mission Like Peter Cooper he did not wait till the hour of his death to make his division but through some twelve years distributed his bounty in ta manner pleasing to uimself and most beneficial to the community A great giver to churches he was also liberal towards other charities and being without family his charities ere his children and the Railroad Mission especially was a work which he watched with the utmost pleasure There was no ostentation in Mr charities He was faithful to his beloved mission but he never sought nor desired any flourish of trumpets for himself individually The mission dear as it was to him was not the only object to which be contributed He was always ready to lend bis aid to every worthy object and there has been scarcely a church enterprise started in the city which he has not assisted He reserved nothing for himself His wife died about twenty five years ago and the money which others bestow on their family he could well afford to give to public lie was a shrewd close careful man in real estate business and retained his business faculties to the last accumulating money but giving it out again to help worthy movements body will be interred in Elmwood Cometery Detroit One Held and Other let go rederick IV Griswold the ex Pinkerton detective who swindled a number of business men in this city by means of the racket Lad a hearing before Justice Haug yesterday afternoon Justin Whiting keeper of amillinery store at No 538 Croghan street said that on the 15th of last month Griswold purchased S3 worth of crape at his place and ordered it sent to No 155 McDougall avenue He requested that change to the amount of S7 be sent with the article and he would give i 10 in return A lady clerk was sent with the purchase and near the house Griswold took the package and $7 from her giving her a check on A Ives Son's bank for old The check was afterward found to be bogus Griswold denied any knowledge of the trans action and said he was never in that part of the city in his life His defense availed him nothing and be was bound over for trial in the Court He waived examination in the charge of obtaining goods and change by false pretenses from John Meyers a smooth faced young man who was accused of passing a forged check for $20 drawn on bank on Louisa Von derheide Ly a scheme similar to ths Gris wold worked so successfully was examined The evidence against him was insufficient to convict him and He was discharged The irst She Heard of Tt Monday afternoon a lady visited the office of a physician in this city to see about having a surgical operation performed upon the arm of her little nephew who was with her and who had had his arm stiffened by a severe burn While waiting for her turn to see the doctor she picked up a copy of The ree Press aud began reading it Presently she uttered a cry aud startled all the other patients the room by toiling from her chair in a swoon Assistance was at once rendered and when the lady had recovered consciousness it was learned that she had read in The ree Press for the first time the account of the suicide of Charles Gibbs the painter who jumped over the Gen esee alls at Rochester and that be was her own brother and the father of the little boy in whose interests the visit to the phyaician was made Grosse Pointe Illustrated Silas armer has just issued a beautifully il lustrated brochure Pointe and Lake Saiute Claire historical and The cover is embellished with an original de sign with views on road from the water works to the new club house The contents describe the drive from Detroit the Puiute the residences and their occupants and closes with a dialect sketch La which the pre face says is written by genial and witty leaving it to be inferred that John Ernigkt is the The illustrations are beautifully exe cuted from photographs and there are maps and plans which show the ownership cf all the lauds on the lake point as well as the highway from Detroit The biographical sketches anil Hie historical portions of the work are of great interest Hound Over Adolph Papke was examined before Justice Haug yesterday afternoon for assaulting John A Mans saloon keeper at No GSS Gratiot ave nue on the 5th insu with a beer tumbler with intent to do grievous bodily harm A num ber cf witnesses were examined on both sides each giving different versions of the cause of tne affray Justice Haug decided that the case was one fcr a jury to pass upon Papke gave iil for his appearance at the next term of the Court lirieraltl Denies Ilia Guilt Thoinns itzgerald who was brought back from Lansing for the murder of Thus Quinn was iki to the elice Court yest rdny after noon He sat the corner of the prisoner's Lqx to await bis arraignment and when asked to plead said I was iiotguilty Hs examina tion was set down for Tuerrtity lift irnoon next and Le as committed without bn Use Snzodont when you have eaten Use Snzodont jour breath to sweeten Use Hnzcdont to aid digestion Use Sozoduntand as no qui etion Preserve your molars and you Regret the use of riozodont A PLUCKY SCOTCH GIEL She Crosses the Ocean to Ask Judf Chip man to Set Aside a Decree of Divorce HER ACCUSATIONS AGAINST HER THE INK AND OTHER COURT CASES Annie Patterson is a handsome an plucky Scotch lass of 20 wLo has cressed the ocean and traveled from Glasgow to Detroit to se cure the undoing of what she claims as a great wrong to her mother The whole story is told in the cold formal phraseology of a legal document filed in the Superior Court yesterday and seems almost incredible Annie is the authorized agent of her mother and has jietitioued the Superior Court to set aside the decree of divorce which her father obtained on March 29 last The document asserts that in 1S74 and for some years previons John and Jane Patterson formerly of Glasgow Scotland resided on Grand River avenue near Sixteenth street with their four children Annie being the eld est In 1874 it is claimed Patterson com pelled his and the children to return to Glasgow giving them the money to pay their passage It is also stated that he gave his wife a cruel beating the day before her de parture and that he was Sued for it in the proper court The petitioner claims that during their stay in Glasgow the family were utterly destitute Patterson not contributing to their support or paying any attention to the letters sent him by his wife In 1S7S the younger children died of scarlet fever and Mrs Patterson had to have them buried at parish expense Divorce proceedings were instituted in the Superior Court uy John Patterson against Jane Pattei son on October 19 1885 desertion being alleged as the basis of the suit There was of eburse no personal service on the de fendant and in time a decree was granted Ot all these procee lings Mrs Patterson claims she Lad no knowledge whatever until her at torney examined the files in Superior Court and learned the facts from them The first startling news which Mis Patter son and her daughter received of far away husband and father was trom Detroit acquaintances wlio wrote that he hud married a Mrs Raiiney who was living at the Grand River avenuo'house as Mrs Patterson A few friends iu Glasgow were appealed to aud enough money raised to pay one fare to America Then the brave daughter set forth alone on a long ocean voyage and arriving at Detroit caused an investigation to be inade and when that was dune filed her peti tion She found friends of her mother here with whom she is stopping It is asserted in the petition that Patterson owns the homestead on Grand River avenue and is in comfortable circumstances chief aim of the present proceeding is to pro tect Mrs property rights The hearing on the petition anl Judge Chip decision there on ill be interesting if the allegations in the petition are sustained and the decree set rside Air Patterson and his present wife will find themselves in an un comfortable predicament MISS OBJECTIONS Laura Martin is a daughter and heir at law of the late Thomas TV Martin and she has decided objections to granting of the pe tition which was recently filed in the Probate Court for the appointment of Harry Mar in as administrator of the estate She claims Harry is prejudiced against Ler to such an extent that he cannot administer the estate fairly and that his education ami training have been such as to make him unsuitable and incompetent to hold the position The matter will come up before Judge Durfee next Tuesday TRYING TO KILL ANOTHER GRAND JVRY IN DICTMENT A motion to quash the indictment against John ink the Baltimore lubricator man in dicted by the grand jury for obtaining money on false pretenses was partially argued before Judge Swift yesterday John Hawley attorney contended that the whole af fair was a simple business transaction and not within the province of the criminal law as the indictment alleged nothing which consti tuted a crime Prosecuting Attorney Robiaon will argue on other side of the question to day BRIES The Riopelle Moran slander cose will go to the jury to day The attorneys made a start on the arguments yesterday Levitski the Pole who was killed in one of the Kolasiuski riots last winter died possessed of a house and lot and some personal effects His wife Las petitioned the Probate Court to appoint an administrator for estate and as she is not ot age her father will probably be selected The rancis Rosier estate which has become well known in the courts during the past few years will lie administered by Joseph II Lesher He was appointed yetserday with bund fixed at 6000 Squaring Accounts With the Cltj" The Tax office was flooded with currency and checks yesterday when the heaviest since Receiver Karrer as sumed office were made the receipts being considerably over $50000 Daniel Scotten was among the first to square accounts with the city He walked into the office with his broad brimmed hat slightly tipped on one side of his head and wearing a grim smile Reaching down in one of his capacious pockets he drew out a check for $12303 03 the amount of his taxes and handing it to one of the clerks inquired whether it would be necessary to have it certified to by the bank on which it was drawn Receiving a negative replv he pocketed Lis receipts aiid marched downstairs to the County office where the same programme was gone through with Other heavy taxpayers were Eaten Co $1534 Russell McMillan $1492 David "Whitney Jr S6600 Truugott Schmidt 14272 A Newland $1867: Burns estate $l5s0 and John Owen $2505 Property owners who have heavy taxes to pay and have not sent descriptions of their property to the Receiver should do so before the 25th inst otherwise they will run the risk ot having a penalty added to their taxes as it will be impossible to make out the long re ceipts for descriptions that come in after that date Jurors for the Court Sheriff Stell wagen yesterday drew the fol lowing jurors fcr ths August term of the Re Court: Andrew Tavlor Archibald Grant Ed ward Ross 'John Pridgeon Jr Owen Winn Robert Goode James Thomas Tuite Reuben 11 Hall John Becker John lamondon Robert Leete John Leggett Jacob Perren Philip Vogel Henry Park redk rei burger Chas Gaston Jos Gearing Murray Watson John Lichtenberg James Gourlav John Geo Walker Edward Watson Wm Metzger Henry Schaefer redk Merschner William ischer Theo Corns Robert Young John Wacker William Stoepe) John Rice Daniel Hickey erdinand Eichler Anton Ostrowski Aloys Katus John Ryan George Zink redk Crouenwett Jr Charles Schuknecht Chas Visger Adam aber and James KirabalL ABUSE YEN US The Holman troupe give a dally matinee at Brighton Beach Thursday evening they will ut ou for the remainder of the week Showles advance agent for Joseph Murphy is in city taking a vacation the first in thirty five years He will spend the greater portion of the summer at his farm at Port Elgin Ont Allie Rhea is about due in New York from Europe and I atn told a surprise awaits her in a suit Ly James Morrissey the magnifi cent for smashing his season Morrissey says Rhea is a failure and the last season was cer tainly a bad one under his Rhea did a gc od business before she caught the elegant manager If the case comes to trial some developments of interest to less gorgeous showmen whose sneers at good clothes and royal bearing he attributes to tnvy may exj'ected He ays the pub lic will be apt to side with the cultivated and charming woman ho enys her bu ine'S was mismanaged and minor members of the com pany who names bad no drawing power were given the hea by puffery to the disadvantage of the entire enterprise falo Courier Chsrtotte Cushman thought Pozzoni's Med icated Powder the best she ever used or sale by all druggists TKOH'S BOHEMIAN BEER or family ure Bottled at the brewery and for sale by all the leading grocers Advice to Mothers Mrs WlNstowU soothing isyrup should al ways be used for children teething It soothes the child soltens the gums allavs all pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrheea 25 cents a bottle ai ci Peninsular chapter No 16 A Spe al to night WM ANDERSON Secretary Calu for irst Meeting Notice Is hereby Rtveu that the tr meeting of St Joseph Memorial Church ot Detroit Is herebj called to tak place ou Thursday July It at 7:30 ni at St Joseph Memorial Church Dated July 10 SS6 William Tasker Henry Potter William A Scripps Cha Heath Thomas Hawley George Dingwall Martin Lawson Hervey Died MONTTGNY July 19 EirTETrn youngest daughter ot August and Phllopene MosncsY Burial private At the residence ot Samuel Davison on Sunday July 18 Totx ka John Davison ot this city unetal at Cnelsea Thursday at 1 in Of dll htheria at family re siuence G46 Ma comb street rask Ai BKlr aged 6 years aud 9 mouths elde son ot Alted and Hen 1 Eu neral Wednesday July 21 Burial private July 19 Claresce Brai intantson of and Jennie CoCKTRlutiT aged 5 mouths neral services at lesldeuce 5u5 ourth aveuue Wed nesday July 21 at 2 Bm lai private Mni Maroa bet Cvllixax at 563 Pagg street Armstrong's residence uneral at Ann Arbor Thursday July 22 In this city Monday morning after a brier Illness ADiirs only child ot Chas and Geo gina Efictrscx ag i year 11 months and ITumts uneral Wednesday 2 St Brady street' Bui lai private Bufialo and London Out papers please copy At her residence 721 Croghan street SARAH wife of James Ritchie and daughter of Sear In the 19th year other age uneral Wednesday at 8 i lends Invited Cn ret sr txJcm I hereby give my thanks to the employes ot Meyer co aud to the friends ot my dead sou Willie for' Hie last honors given to him Sincerely yonr Hits LUDWIG MMSCHEIN NEW MONTHLY MAGAZIWE (No 35) OB AUGUST 1886 CONTAINS THE CITY OTHESTRftIT (DETROIT) By EDMUND KIRKE ILLUSTRATIONS: lleacr ptece The Landing of The Ojibxcay Maiden disclosing Pontiac's Crosse Iight The Piver at Night The Devot at Night On ImLs St Clair ort Street Presbyterian Church Examples of De troit ArchiUciure Grisicold Street oun tain in the Grand Walter Nancy The Harper Dis tant ew of Belle Isle States Ship canal uh Lake St Entrance to ort The Water Lewis The Soldiers' At the Market Joseph Jefferson as rontispiece rom the ainting by V' Alexander With Article by Milliam Winter The Transatlantic Captains By A Dougherty With to ortralta Springhaven PartV By Blackmore Illustrated by reder ick Barnard and Am red akisonb Orchids By Burbidcl LS Illustrated by Wh vi iTQ3 Gibson and ALt'iti Parsons Their Pilgrimage Part Bv CrtARf ES Dudley Warner Beautifully and "Profusely Illustrated by Hein hart Epilogue to Stoops to Illustrated by A Abbey The Home Acre Part VI (IKE CUilltANT) By Roe Social Studies II Economic Evils in American Railways By Richard Ely PhD De Little Hour A Story By Lucy Lillie T'ne Penalties of Authorship By John Habbekton Some rench Mineral Springs By Titus Coan Poems AN ELECTIVE COURSE By Aldrich VERONICA By the Author ot AN INVITATION By Annie ields Easy Chair By GEORGE WlLLLAU CURTIS Study By William Degn Howells Monthly Record of Current Events Drawer Conducted by Charles Dudley Warnxs HARPER'S PERIODICALS Death of Mrs Oavlson Mrs Davison wife of Davison United States Commissioner and Clerk of United States District Court in this city has just died in Heidelberg Germany between which city and Leipsic she bad pent some time engaged in the grateful task of superintending edu cation of her children had been slowly failing for upwards of a year but inasmuch as the climate there was far more favorable than tha climate it was agreed by her family that it would be unwise to remove her passed away in 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