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LOCAL MATTERS THE BASE i BALL TOURNAMENT a COMMON COUNCIL '1 Plsyia TkrMUli msm Hayed Tertcrday i Min HOLBROOK OBJECT Ting CoMtlime 4 37 43 2 MISCELLANEOUS 3 PIANOS BszwlsI BUILDING MATERIALS 1 for Uhlldren TO RENT OUSE TO luqulru at 5S Abbott etn ct leas WANTED LUMBER DEALERS the center until he center made first Jacklin run to sec 2 10 2 3 6 0 3 32 6 3 at Atatatntatatatat Ur Again Bridget Smiley alias Hattie Coots aliat Hattie Stevens the agile nymph who a abort time since was released from the House of Correction on a writ ot habeas corpus mid sulscqueutly escaped to Canada as jre arrested yesterday on a charge of being a com mon prostitute: She was found at the den ot Llzo Clifford alias Honora Paradise on Atwater street Bho was arraigned before the Police Court yesterday but asked for an adjourn mept until riday at which time she will have an opportunity to putJn her defense 1 Base Da Da bos' savertteement la another eob ma headed private natters 7 66 3 4 27 ui son Jill fi! REPORT' THE RESULT THE CONTEST 2 6 6 7 8 PAA Extra Hawed HIUNGLEH for sale foot OVU Rivufl (Jy4 6m) A iHOHH fc CO Tub Boarding Houbb Difficultt Mr Carr who mae the complaint against Miss Addie Gibbs mentioned in the Police re portsof the Oth Instant dciJc ns to state that he has since seen and ddnvcrsed with Miss Gibbs and now believes her worthy of the con fldencc he had previously placed Ih her and that the difficulty arose from her changing ber boarding house aud that Miss Gibbs is relieved from any suspicion of attempting to avoid pay Ing her board or the sum dne him Lost evening there was a good audience to witness the second production of A Dangerous and the performers showed no falling off from the excellent acting of Monday evening Mr McManus is rapidly becoming a decided favorite with the audience and there appears to be a general anxiety man Ifested that be may become permanently at tached to the company Dangerous Game will be repeated again to night 1 William Patterson who Jas been a member of the Metropolitan Police tree since Its organization In May 1865 has been sppoihted special policeman at the Detroit and Milwaukee and Michigan South ern depot i R'JTAVS HUr JJrw I NUMBER 280 A isa Lot or Naw Wo bars received a very fine stock of new ripno via: irst Prlxo Pianos Wm Gold Modal Pianos Kraushaar A Co's new i'atent Purchasers are requested to oall WEI0H CO "i 68 Woodward are St t0 76 1 00 1 60 1 60 2 OO a oo 3 00 4 00 4 60 7 00 8 7 0 7 8 0 0 7 6 24 01 Young Burglars While John Wenlg was engaged in the trial of a suit before Justice McCarthy on Monday two boys named John and Charles Martin entered hie store on St Clair street near the cattle yard and stole about thirty dollars worth of liquors su'd cigars" which they distributed among their young com panion's after reserving a good share of the fluidfor their owri The robbery was dis covered soon after It occurred and Policeman Jerry waa notified of It After a loug search he found the ambitious youngsters in a cattle shed stupidly drunk Wtjen questioned In regard to the matter they replied that they had concluded to have a pic nic and thought that opportunity too good to be lost They were lodged in jail and will have an examina tion to day ir Amateur Prize ight A couple of ama tear shoulder bitters who have long disputed each others physical superiority a day or two since resolved to give the matter a practical test' In accordance with this they selected a few choice spirits and adjourned to a vacant lot in the Tenth Ward where they pro ceeded to put' their purpose into execution according to the rules which are supposed to govern transactions of that character They stripped for the fight and went in the first and only round occupying about forty five minutes At the expiration of that time both combatants were so much exhausted that their friends were compelled to carry them home on an improved stretcher since which time neither has been able to leave bis bed The great question of superiority still remains undecided T) Til Br ck Warehouse adlolning Pill Coal Yard on tlinvcr between On and ir i licet Apply to JAMEB MCDONALD 34 Liirned at rent we I I PURL18HKD The Detroit ree Press Company PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY 11 The belt located gallery In Detroit whh or wRb oiit furniture A or particulars addreci or see Van Duueu Jk Houghton No 30 Merrill Block JylO tf Central Station Margaret Defoe drunk sentence suspended David Graney drunk sentence suspended Thomas Boardiley drunk fined 10 James Ryan drunk fined10 Isabel McCloud drunk fined 10 Ho nora Wright drunk fined 10 William Con way drunk sentence suspended Albart Robinson drunk sentence suipemled Ed ward Jones drunk sentence 'suspended Pottou Couut James Carter aesanlt and battery defendant discharged John Green larceny defendant discharged John Russell Mayhem defondant 'xUseiiarged Barbara Weisenburg compound larceny defuudant discharged 11 O'R'r3 i i 2 2 4 3 23 repair all walks needing repairs in that ward Adopted By Aid Schmittdiel that the City Clerk file a bill in the Court to suspend action in the matter of opening Holbrook street Adopted alter diecuMiow by Aid Gies Laibto and Schmittdiel Tn By the same for a box culvert acraee Pine street west side of National avenue Adopted By the same that all obstructions be remov ed from aUy inreyof lots Be cdrhel jfMkA Igan and National avenues 'Adopted By Aid Laible that the City Counselor in form the Council what action is necessary in reference to the injunction served on the con tractor for sewe id NfnthAvenuy 'bytlieyiiti Street and Elmwood Railway Company Adopted 1 By the same to rescind so much of a former resolution as appropriates 200 for grading Thirteenth street and that 100 be appropriated from the Ninth Ward road fund for the purpose of grading that street at the railroad crowing Adopted i i By the same that receiving bastes be bhilt on the northeast corners of ninth avenue and tenth street at the creasing of ort street Adopted By Aid Gies that a culvert be built acroue Jefferson avenue at the junction of Campau avenue at an expense not to exceed 190 Aid Laible moved to amend by providing for a box drain in Sullivan avenue Lost The resolution was then laid over on the vole of Aid Laible in the negative i By Aid Phelps that the Street CommlMiou cr return forthwith ail accounts In his hands and report why he has not audited certain aiceonnts of Kast Adopted The Common Council then adjourned Obituary Captain James Baby for many years past prominently connected with marine raffairs died at one o'clock yesterday morning at the residence of Dy Donnelly in Windsor His remains have been forwarded to his family dear Sarula'' I WAnA CEDAR POSTS for sale foot Rivard street )y4 gin A RO88 St Barbour counted third hand out tar a 'ball to short stop which was at first a little too soon Mason then took the bat but unfortunately went put by a foul on the bound to Child Hunt waked np Covert who 'put him out for iu uy Dumon sent the ball flying to center field and landed at first base got hie second by a passed bail but was left at third by Wither spoon who went out at first for a low ball fielded by Hall Side out OUBTB INNINGS Cornel fooled out Webb went to first for a ground ball in right to third by fly in left Covert to sec ond 'J Childs sent a low ball to third which put him out at first but sent Webb home and Covert to third when a wild shot let him in Egbert put another bullet In ahw1 and went to first but went out by trying to steal a second Side out Gibbs dropped a fly in center field and' took a position of observation at first base got to secondwhen Hall soiled the pitchers pants and went to first was forced from second by Hall and out at third (v Walker struck low to left bringing Hall in and himself to third made bis run on a fly to center field by Jacklln who went to second i Birch landed his ball at second but got his first got his second by bad fielding Jacklln home 1 Mason batted a fly to right on which he got to first Birch went to third and then home when the ball passed too high over the base Hunt put the ball to ground at third and reached first while Mason went to second Damon sent Mason to third and Hunt to sec ond going to first himself for a low ball to right Witherspoon struck a grounder past first Mason aud Hunt both In Dumon at second Gibbs sent a roller to right sending Dumon home got his first and Witherspoon his second for careless fielding went to second on pasted ball Witherspoon to third and home on the throwing Hall by a low eenter shot made his first and a ran for Gibbs and came home on passed ban Walker sent a red hot shot at pitcher who coolly took it in and put him out re peated the offense and found the ball waiting for him at first Side out 1 ITH INNINGS Clark disturbed the short stop who put him out at first base Joslin put a low ball in left field and went to first then to second a theft Winslow out by a fly to second Bar bour went out fora foul fly and Joslin was not at home Side out' Birch picked up his stick and sent a low one to second going to first then to third on a pass and home when Mason got a line ball by first where he lodged Hunt let him get to second and took his first after sending his respects to left fielder Mason stole third and Hunt second Dumon rolled the ball into right field and halted at first Mason home and Hunt to third Witherspoon took his third on a long fly to center field Hunt and Dumon each a score Gibbs let Witherspoon in and reached first with a short center shot' Hall sent him to second by a low grounder with which the pitcher put him out at first Walker on a fly to left made second and Gibbs home Jacklln put another there and went to first and Walker to third Jacklln to Second for ball ntJ Birch raised a high one over center field and went to second Walker and Jacklln going In Mason went ont on fly to first Birch stole the second and third Hunt grounded theballln left and stopped at first Birch at home Hunt stole second went to third for a throw and got homo on passed ball Dumon on a ground shot to 'center reached first but was left out when Witherspoon dropped a fly into bands of center fielder Bide out Stellwagen was substituted for Childs who was sick SIXTH INNINGS Cornell out on a foul fly Webb on a fly to center got second third pilfered and home for Cov fly to same locality Covert reposing at first Stellwagen helped him to second and secur ed first on a right field ball Egbert advanced them both by a skimming shot to center field ou which he bad first then stole second Covert getting In and Stellwagen out at third Clark was out at first by a low ball to third which met him at first leaving Egbert aVthird Side Ght Gibbs came to the ecratch Inst in time to go out by a foul fly to catcher He was imitated by Hall who gave a fly into the hands of pitch er Walker senthia to center aud made first took bls second 'and gained third when Jack lin sent his fly to the same spot making first Jacklln second but Walker failed at home Jacklln at third Birch put a grounder past first while Jacklln ran in Mason for a roller to short stop Got first and Birch home Mason was too slow being caught in trying to steal sec ond Side out BKVENTH INNINGS Josliu got to first on fly to when Winslow struck a fly to first which was bagged Joslin went In on a pass Barbour met the fate of Winslow Cornell went to first on a flyto right and second by theft but had not got around when Webb fouled out! Hunt ran after a fly to left but stopped at second stole to third and home on fly to cen ter 'by Dumon who got first then second' on passed ball and home for hit to center on which he reached first Gibbs put a grounder by first and made it Witherspoon to second stole third and got home on Hall's strike to left which put Gibbs to third and Hall to second Walker followed with a long fly to left on which be reached third Gibbs and Hall scoerd Jacklln also struck to left making second and Walker home Birch rolled the ball down center coming home with Jacklln I Mason got one past first which he resched and went to second Hunt got his by third made first aud Mason scored a run Hunt getting to third for bad throwing 1 Dumon let go a fly for center dwelt at first and Hunt at home 1 Witherspoon made kindling of his bat send ing a fly to first which put him out Dumon to third Gibbs sent the bullet to third and was out by it at first Hall shot to right got first and second on careless fielding and Iramon home Walker dropped by third and went to first Hall to third Jacklln planted his in Hall and Walker went in ond Birch rolled his down resched third and Jacklln the score Mason by strong fly to right went" to third and Birch home Mason home on passed ball Hunt sent fly over fence to left and mads clean borne run Dumon on fly to right reached second stole third and went home when Witherspoon by a grounder to right got his first stole his second and scored a run by fly to center by Gibbs who was waylaid at first but got his second by stealing and third by fly to right on which he traveled to first Walker closed the innings by a heavy fly to left which put Covert on hisback though he held the fields RI0HTH INNINGS Covert got to first on called balls' Slellwa gen sent him second by a right fielder himself taking first Egbert batted to pitcher who put him 'out at first Covert third a nd Btellwegan second Clark put a fly in centre making first overt home and Stellwagen third Joslin by the same maneuver got to second sending Blellwagen andClark home Winslow sent a shot to pitcher who headed nioff MflreL Joallnto thlrdjOU apeaa ROM ANN ARBOR" Correspondence rf Tho Detroit ree 1'ress Am Axbok Aug 13 Considerable excitement was occasioned on Wednesday last by the escape of three prison ers frpm the county Jail They made their exit by battering down the doors of the old myth entrance which have not been used for several years and which were insecurely fast ened The turnkey was absent at the time as was also the sheriff the former by directions from the latter to attend to an examination ot a prisoner before one of tho justices The several ladies who were in the house prepared for resistance but were frightened by the threats and curses of the prisoners A vigilant search was immediately instituted a large number of citizens joining In' the chase led by the constable and deputy sheriff The woods for two or three miles west and north were thoroughly scoured but up to present writing neither of them have been captured although they had been seen several times The sheriff naw offers 150 reward for their recapture Midnight assaults aud highway robbery are becoming more frequent than might be desired no leas Uion four five cases having taken place during the past week or ten days During the heavy thunder storm ou riday night the barn of Mr Robert McCormick about a mile north of the city was struck by lightning and entirely consumed by fire to gether with about thirty tons ot new hay which ba0 been stored there It was by great effort on the part of neighbor and citizens ot lhe low er town that adjoining building and three large stock of new wheat near lhe burning barn were saved Mr McCormick Is insured in the Washtenaw Mutual to an amount which trill probably cover the loss New wheat comes Into the market to day in large quantities and is disposed of to buyers at200 per bushel for number one white There la a contract made between two of our hoariest operators for the delivery of 10000 buahels by tho first of November at 150 per bushet In wool there is very little doing with the price steady at last quotation 3843 cents Tim light into Egift Ismail asha ac fo the Eg pee a toon a he arrived lu aiade a gilt to the Empress Eugenie of lhe triuaud ground surrounding it under which tradition ay the Virgin tested during herhglit luto Egypt Every one lu that country Miow free The aaha enclosed ndall culler a portion of the earth In which 11 planted a piece of the bark and the hodget Gtle to the property which Were presented Emprcts liXIIt A hamisome black bobtailed Horse I1 about 16 hands hlh furt kind and Ifcn ply at 43 Dates UccU '11 i i 5 I Al MT i nrercMU 9 8 rNdy aitloB The parade will take place promptly at six OoaoaaTBXTD juMaenoea for Bynipa Ice Cream Ac by the pound or gallon E11LT A Co good aftdrr In thl cityn i i 'Lnry County tn tho Rtatc to dl our new i'I A Ibuut Uta rat ctHliaiaalon pJ atiUlw 11OYNTON A CO 146 Jcffomon Ave (np stair) A Black The Sahd Public of Lyonsays: female Australian black swan In the Zoological Gardens of thia city a short time since laid two eggs and as she did not eem anxious to sit upon them they were placed among six others produced by a white swan All eixht birds were hatched and all were of the same grayish hue But the male and fe male old birds Instinctively discovered tho In truclers and maltreated them so much that one died the other being rescued with some diffi culty It is at present thriving and the black plumes which distinguish Its race are beginning to appear" i The last story of the Anneke Jans estate runs as follows Some lime since a man In a village near Newark purchased an Irun safo and one of the inquisitive descendants wishing to know what was in it wa answered that the portion of the money from Trinity Church to lhe heir of the ancient lady was deposited therein and that Mr was appointed to disburse it in the northwestern portion Of that county to certain heir therein mentioned By common report on the two days follow ing near two hundred heir appeared for their share when io the ante waa found to IN lide and Cross Walk Contractors BoaTid of Tr ad The commllteee appolntl cd on Saturday for conference with the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad managers made a verbal report at the meeting yesterday morn ing A letter from tho President of the road wuS read In reply to one addreased to him by Messrs Hurd Co regarding the exist ing difficulty In obtaining prompt delivery of freight aud the alleged 'discourtesy of em ploycs in their dealings with ihe(public committee asked to be continued until the re turn of the officers of the road from lhe Lake Suierlor Excursion LUMBKK DEAL A Robs A Go Millnd Lumber Yard foot of Rivard tilreet Gars if wiroww AL A toTiiu roLLtxs of An English medical paper says: last freak of fashion is to give the coup de grace to the pearl powder wliltu lead aud rouge that have so loug reigned Even belladonna Is to be discarded and hall1 will shortly be aa rare as the tea au burn lint of nature if not still rarer he dt cetlL gone forth lor black hair aud bronze eowrilcxlors and those will no dout short erow'd the parks How they are produced Is the only question that need destructive nature of the hemical ag ei ate Usually employed for dyeing the hair bla well known To give a lady of coinpit xlon of a gypey nothing is needed but a little walnut juice and we have reason to know ltit this luut already found Rs way to the toilet table has at lenst the negative merit of not being so dangerous afl Borne of the emmetlc that have preceeded IL Wneiner a dirty face will loug be the rogeit would be rash to predict Charging RepeniBf Charges art Can ter bargei Erte Railroad and Use Haply We are requested to publish the following correspondence as of general interest to the business public It explains itself OrrfAk or ncsti A Co DsthOit August Wth 1867 Trowbridge Esq President Detroit aud Mil waukee Railroad Dear sir We wouldcall your attention to an evil of long standing and great magnitude We refer to the delay that takes place In get ting grain into the elevator and getting the receipt for the same i The delaya are shameful in the extreme and are without justification palliation or excuse On no road in the whple range of the Northern State is such Bhiftlessness apparent There is a want 'of snap capacity and vigot' among yoer employes disgraceful to the management ot the road and we call your attention to this fact for it is impossible that you can be aware of it The public expression Of dissatisfaction te universal It may be well tonform you not of what we say but what is asserted on every side The employe of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railfoad are great on suppers dinners presenta tions and big drunk but not worth a ifor business This will give you some idea of the standing of the road in public estimation Your truly HURD A CO 8 The' 'parties Interested in doing busi ness on the line of your road hope that the business will not be suspended during the Pleasure excursion ol the employes to Lake Superior 'i Ji Daraoir AND Milwavk RAtLBOAD i l'zBiD'a Osrics fl Dstsoit AagslS 1667 MMaca' JzL Hurd A Co I Gentlemen I beg to acknowietewvour favor bf the Wth inslant calling mv attention to the delay that take place in getting grain into the wheat elevator at Hd station and getting re ceipts therelor and staling that the delays arp shameful in the extreme and without justi fication palliation or th at on no road in the whole range ot the North western Blates is each shifUessness etc etc' Having' seen in1 the newspan mitlee of the nade represented in part oy your house would call upon the Gene ral Superintendent and myself on this subject that gentleman and myself Wche Iff waiting Ibis morning while unknown to us your commit tee were in conference with our general freight ageut Mr White I learn from him that after explanation pf the causes of the temporary delay growing out of changes In Our yard tracts your commit tee appeared to be perfectly sallt fled that the company was doing its utmost to satisfy the public and' that upon bls inquiry for a specific charge against the employes for personal an noyaues and abuse at the hands of captious un he was not furuistied with any evidence of such conduct but that the reply was that In cue case a representative of some commercial house bad' received "a curt reply from an employe of the company I am happy to know that a formidable in dictment has thus been quashed upon the explanation of the accused without the formal ity testimony on either side I am only sorry that tbs gentlemen who frit aggrieved had not awarded the courtesy of a personal interview to'our General Superintendent who spares neither labor nor paius to accomodate the business public before the gross attack lu the prints and by your letters upon the whole corps ot servants of the company 1 While fully recognizing its duty as well as its interest to afford every possible facility to commerce and to treat all its customers with kindness and Civility this com pany cannot sympathize with the tone of your complaint and therefore will not even attempt to justify itself by referring to lhe occasional unreasonableness aud what you would call impertinence of' per sons representing bneincsA cp who for want of experience indalgMn'vliaperatfouwnd abuse which (alas for poor human nature)" like begetting lead' to recrimination It la the desire and practice of thoso entrust ed with the management of this affairs to enjoin upon its employes of every grade to consider that each in his sphere is lh representative of the Company 'and ht bound to exert himself to the utmost to gain the good will of its customers Any departure from this rule upon proper representation will be visited with proper pun ishment 1 am gcntlemcu with great respect Your obedleut servant TROWBRIDGE ight with a Polioxman A young man named James Raleigh Who lives "on the corner of Seventh and iLabroeso streets got drunk on Monday night and beat his 'mother and! brother in a most fiendish manner The alarm was brought to Policeman Graham ifcho proceeded to house for the purpose of arresting him So soon however as he stepped inside lhe crazy fiend seized a tea pot full of hot tea and flung it at him with terrible force but by a lucky maneuver Graham dodged the missile and closed inwith the refractory young man He broke away from him and stripped for a hand to hand encounter swearing that he would not be taken While be ha strength to resist Graham not having 'his baton with him was forced to result to his hand cufb as a weapon of offense In the meantime Raleigh had brought from the kitchen a kettle of boiling watfr which he threw upon Graham scalding his face badly and blistering his neck and shoulders In a horrible manner Watching bis opportunity he struck him a heavy blow be tween the eyes and the two again closed and in the struggle Graham got a painful flesh wound on the hand which temporarily dis abled him Just at that moment Officer James Campfield arrived on the spot and both officers finally succeeded in capturing the des perate man He is now in jail awaiting exam ination on charge of assault with intent to kilt Attbmpted Burglary About two yesterday morning Policeman Sleeper whose beat is on Jefferson avenue in the Tenth Ward discovered three sapicious looking persons moving up the avenue evidently bent on mis chief He kept an eye on them and followed carefully along in order to ascertain what their intentions were They finally stopped at Buck store on the corner of Jefferson avenue and Chene street snd tried to effect an en trance They first tried the front door but finding it resisted their efforts they went around to the side eatraned and made a strong effort to get in by that wy They would doubtless have succeeded in the tetter under taking had not the policeman made known his presence in ths neighborhood by ordering them to surrender Hastily abandoning their tools the three nten sprang over the fence into the front yard of Mr Alexander razier closely pursued by the patrolman Unfortunately they had too much the start and succeeded in escaping through the rear gateway' t' Still' The residence of Mr Campbell 365 Larned street east was entered by Break on riday night last who car ried off a valuable escritoire together With Mil te contents No arrests front room furntaheii with board 10 fgw first day boanlf rt al 108 urun trom augl 2w AT A REGULAR EETING of the PJarterero' Protective Union held Aug 6th It wa unani mously resolvad that on and after the 19th dy of August (Monday) the wage of thl society will bo four dollar and nfty cont (ft 60) per day SOK I HENRY 1 170 HALE two lot aouthwiat corner of avemi ami street l( avenue and 160 ct on ltrhc All li with good new fence Inquire 168 Wooduard avenin lw 300 lulir1 Winter Made Canada Harley Mall Addrc AL and care Carrier No lo I null 4t A dcBlrnblo rvaldenw north aid ot X1 Bproat alrovt flrt bouw from Wood wart aye huu Inquire oh Um prcuuiva ugoii Dally by eami per Trl Wooklyi'Z 10 Weekly Dijlly by mall IX club of eleven so "11 uleorlber Invariably in advance Bend 1 oUffioo order or draft when nracUeabla Wrlto plainly name poetofllce eIeq ifa whether Dally Tn WltKror Weekly aiLcd to The young man Green who wa recently arrested on a charge of having efolen a watch aud coat from tho Adams Hotel had his examination yesterday The proeeculloii failed' to connect the prisoner 11 any manner with alleged theft and ho was accordingly discharged The case of John Russell tho person who bit off a finger of John Lucy at a saloon on Atwater street on the night of luly eecoud was tried at the Police Court yesterday ahd resulted in the discharge of Russell it hav ing appeared that he bit the complainant In self defense II I the btrbara Weisenburg charged by Patrick lynn with an unlawful appropriation of 105 belonging toflhe said lynn which was alleged to have tbeeg lost salooo on Was tried yesterday at the Police Court No pVoof of her wm adduced anff she was dlBcixfrgetL ii Tub EryufcT of tub BTRtKnf 'rbe Adkier frier and Tribune of yesterday maintains its ludependant position 4n relation to the Typo tipbtoal Union aa follows: The Typographical Union it wcakne I de nying that It ev voted tie jidteriuer Tribune rat" office We car not whether it did or did not we have voted ouraelve one and propose to land by it We have alo voted the Union a bnmbng and not a few Journeyman printers in thia town vote the same Udkut 1 The Dearborn Three of the Dearborn disorderlies were tried yesterday before Justice Austin and Patrick McKinley was fined 5 The other two Clay and Dwyer were discharged' 'After the case was conclud ed an animated discussion tookpllcc outside the office as to paying damages for broken glass and other fixtures which were shattered the assault on the saloon at the time 11 3 3 days 81 S6 4 day ti MS 60 Swacks it ntM7 8 months 18 80c SsraJt: 4 day 1 1) LUfiE CmZENS AND I STIMUIGERS 1 Mzonoua Willi A delightful toilet arU jperior to Cologne and at half the price I 2 Tss AWAan of the Gold Medal" and ths "GoldCroa of the Lofton of Honor" at Parte place the Cbiosbiko a they ahould be aaaan of all ratios in tho ou (t Warraar A Oo 3t 7 Bole State Agents Wsm Tbs mouth nt the man who purlflua hl teeth with BobOdoxt i a witnnw box uid every time bo opens It two row of (teaming wit lesees teattfy to It beautifying properties 1 1 BVJvktrsaTB Boar cure chapped hand salt rheum pimple and all cutaneouc affection render ing the skin soft and smooth Manufactured by I iCASwBtt Mack 4c Co New York Bold by all Druggist Movb kboklbb Th only reliable remedy for brown dtecoloratlona called Moth and reckl ia Paaav's Mots abd aaoxtB Lottos Prepared by Dr Paaar permatologtet 49 Bond Street Naw' York Bold by Druggtata I Sreoirio deatroya all poison in the blood Nothing can excel it aa a remedy for Rhen jnatistn Gout or Neuralgia or sale by all Drug gists oraalaby II Hibcsmab Da BACXPaas oot Dottot will bo abont from the city from Monday Augnat 12th until Mon day August 19th jMt rt Pai STS I I Prints of the boat make 1 1 Print in dark colors Prints in naw pattern Shirting print Mourning print Dark prints for 12Xo per yard Just received nt Jambs I 64 Woodward Ave i I A 'iMH I A Light Haul William Rogers a notori ous' an eak thief broke into tho saloon of Albert Bluma corner ot Lasalle and Michigan avenues on Monday and robbed the money drawer of sixty five cents and a meerschaum pipe Lucki ly for the owner he had not more than half an hour previously taken a considerable amount of money out of the Uli and deposited it in hia house thus escaping a serious loss Rogers ou the same day made two attempts to rob the store of John ay who lives opposite but wm detected both times He waa subse quently arrested but haa not yet had an exami nation Trotting The race on the Bellevue yeater day wm won by Chart The time made was not very fast and the race did not bring together a very large crowd To day largo purse will be contested for in Ro meo to morrow the great ten mile trot comes off over our own track and riday is the lime appointed for the 1000 match between Hmtth and Toledo 1 Thu Regatta this We are re quested to state that the boats entered for the yaraH of this evening twill rendezvous at the Wate Works dock by half past five when they will be aasignod their respective po i ALlK obertf 1 Lothrap rt Hoirertli ltb 2 3 uitifK 4 nwtuvwuut i Kathbons a 3 4 Johnson 3d tstanaian ci v3 1 Hodge 3d TotalV27 27 I ly catches Swartwod't 3 Tanner 2 Word I Boyer 1 IJlncbey Hogarth 4 Standish 4 Davis 2 Whiting I I Struck out Turner Boyer 1 2 Hogarth 1 Hodge Umpire rank Phejpa Detroit Club i Trowbridge for Alert 1 Baker for Diamond 1 Time of 2 15 y1 THE THIRD GAME Between the Nationals of Parma Moni tbrs ol St Johns W48 called at 3:50 in and ae the men appeared io be of about equal strength it was tnouKUt tb Alio inauao wcnald uv a jBteae one but tne reran pruveu uw Vxm trary for the Monitors drew ahead' from the start and by their superior batting gained a complete victory TBB BCOBS VB rt 1 3 VOLUME XXXIL I 7 i wf ri Surmounting Difficulties Owing to the excavations in the Beaubien street sewer tnuab annoyance haa been experienced in run ulng the Gratiot cars Yesterday morning however one conductor determined that be would surmount tho difficulty and accordingly ran his car off the track at Antoine street drove down Antoine street lo Macomb and thence to Randolph where the car was again got on the track The expedition was accom panied by a Urge crowd of ragged urchins who shouted Bully for old evidently keesly relishing the new order of things Submarine On rlday next Harrington the famous submarine diver' will give a pleasure excursion to Walpole Island on the steamer Morning Star Mr Harring ton will give a practical exhibition of the man ner Of diving and advertises to perform vari ous remarkable feats on the bottom ol the river such as building a box out of materials which ho will take down with him pouring mlll and water from one vessel to another etc which will doubtless attract many curious per sons who have never seen a similar exhibition Ample accommodations Ju the way of refresh meuls will lie served on board the boat and the Light Guard Band of this city will contribute excellent music the occasion As this is the first novelty of the kind ever offered In this locality and as Mr past opera tions in perilous profession have rendered him totnewhat famous wo predict for him abundant pecuniary success ter some Jalse He hoped the would be sifted from the bottom nd that the guilty ones if any should be made to suffer He knew that there had been false i accounts rendered aa to tbqyfvalks la the Sixth Ward Aid Laible said that ao far aa the report re lates to the Ninth Ward it was correct Aid replied at some length to the Im plied charges by the Aiderman from the Sixth Aid Allison rejoined that there had been fraud in the Ninth )VVd He knew that since the investigation of thte matter had commenced the contractor In this ward had put in new sleepers aud otherwise his work to be prepared for this visit of a portion of the committee After much additional personal discussion the report was referred to a spec ial committee consisting of Aid Allison" Kre mer Langley Olewiuc and Schmittdiel Streets i In favor of Allowing the completion of a plank sidewalk lu frout of 128 Michigan avenue Adopted In reference to the petition of Langdon A Co the committee report that the petitioners have nothing to complain of in relation to the paving of Woodbridge street Adopted ire Deparlteepb tlq favor of the petitions a Musschc k08 Brown aud John Wlscbell to make certain Improvements Adopted Sewers: In favor of lhe petition of A 11 Schmittdiel for a sewer on south side of Michi gan avenue between Shelby and Wayne streets fouB feet from curb stone and that the property owners on that' side of the avenue pay for the same Adopted rom the same In favor of exempting Wm Wagner from sewer ssesament for the reason that he has given the right of way through his lot for said sewer Adopted1 1 fom the same in favor of exempting the owners of lots 4 and 5 lu block between High Napoleon and Russell streets Laid over for one week Street Openings: In favor of opening and ex tending alley Ihrpugh subdiv sion of Logo on farm Adopted Also in favor of opening and extending Dlx street from West avenue in a parallel line with Baker street to intersect Leverette near Dud ley Street Adopted Taxes: Adverse to any liability to Rlo pells on the part of the city for damages to sidewalk caused by a building remaining on the street while iraneiiu 4' 1 a rom lhe Mme that one half ot the taxes assessed on lota 1 2 and 3 block 84 Wood bridge farm be remitted rom the same adverse to the petition of Catherine Kranich to be relieved from errone ous assessment 1 Also adverse to' retandlng tax to Btono house All of which reports were adopted Aid Olewino as special committee to whom was referred the matter of opening and extend ing Pine street reported that he finds nothing to change the former report of the Committee on Street Openings Adopted The special committee to whom waa refer red tho petition of the Sisters of Charity In ref erence to taxes upon the pest house in their charge reported that auch tax waa illegal and recommeud that the same be remitted Adopt ed Resolutions Sundry resolutions for side and crosswalks were submitted and adopted By Aid Copland for the repairing of pave ment on the north side of Lafayette street between Griswold aad Bbelby streets Adopt cd Ry Aid Kremer that John Hensien be allowed to occupy street with building mate rials1 Adopted By Aid Phelps that the lumber lying in front of lot 6 block TO Cass farm be tmmedi ately removed to no sidewalk is to be built tbersl Adwpted By' Aid Allison that repairs of side and eroMwalks be stopped until further orders from the Council Adopted By the Mme that the Sewer Commissioners advertise for proposal to build a lateral sewer in avenue from Shelby to Wayne street Adopted ByAld Considine that the Committee on Printing order the printing and binding of five hundred copies of the rqvised city charter Adopted By tbisame that the Overseers of Highways oi tuv Klgnth Ward undgr the direction of the Street CommlflfltoiMr of the Western District DETROIT MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14 1867 i 4 spoon 1' Home Hunt 1 5 Umpire 8 Ranney Monitor of 8t Johns Scorers Cuthmlud tor'Oakland Chas Rice for Commercial? Time of game 2 hours 50 minutes tub second gxmb Was between tho Alerts of this cltyi and Dia monds of en ton vllle and was called at 1230 The Diamonds 'belpg much older and heavier than the Alevts who are only lads It was expected that they would easily beat lhe little onesatid fof a time such' was to all ap pearances the inovltrble result But tho boys I ere plucky and kept hammering away until it nally became evident that they had the best Serve 'and aftci Ibi sixth winnings they drew ahead and finally eme off victorious Thia was by all odda the finest game of the day TUB SCORB A 11 ALT DOZENjGAY ReVBNUH United States Court Commissioner 'Wm Wilkins yesterday bad a busy day with the dis posal of sundry cases connected with intention al or carclcas frauds on the revenue and other delinquencies among which were the follow ing One Antoine whose classical surname is Antietam of Detroit was committed to Jail In default of ball in 1200 to stand trial at the Sep tember term for being what the law terms an unlicensed retail liquor dealer James Dwyer also of this city was up for ob structing and impeding Assistant Assessor Hunter In the discharge of his official dvty Ho was held for trial in the snm of 200 Edward Curran of cattle yards Chi cago road wm partially examined on the charge of being anftiullcensed cattle broker and held for an adjourned examination on Monday be IDtb lntj in the sum of 100 Coipar Essenbach of East Saginaw was ar raigned on a charge of giving wine to au Indian who 1 was under the care of an Indian ageufi against the provision of the statutes in such case made and provided He wm held to ball fof trial In the sum Of WOO JatJez Willard of KmI Saginaw was also held in the sum of 500 for trW being an unlicensed retail liquor dealer A IL Crawford of Clarkston wm discharged after a bearing on an information for practising wuncrtlo i XabUU Mu orj Weehly AraftMtra Iwesk 1M 3 WMka 2 6o 1 month I mouth 6 60 mootka 18 6 awnta Bvsibbss Notiob day 16c per Hae each mwwqnnnt day lo A Large Stock I 1 A Good Stock A Cheap Stock A great reduction in prices 1 i wait for the teat on I Kmbrace the opportunity at the commencement of 1 our'grcat shawl sale Grenadine Shawl Black Stella Shawl Red Stella Siiawla Colored Barego Shawla igured Cashmere Shawl Persian Plaid Shawl rench Leno Shawl' Checked Peaccdalo BhaWte 1'1 aid Ottoman Shawl Highland Plaid Shawls very heavy Paisley Shawl from 6 upwards Brodie Shawl from 0 upwards Real tamft I aco Hhawl black and white at i than New York nrlcca old store No 63 4k 66 Woodward avenue nt'l 167 Jefferson avenao 1111 lend the van in low prices Good marked to insure the closing out ot the entire stock of Bummer Dry Good XHd patron and new will take due notlee of onr cheap sale and govern themselves accordingly 1 aisat a HAW The first day of the great Bwe Ball Tourna aent opened cloudy with some appearance of lain Notwithstanding unfavorable appear ances however the tide of travel sell in strongly towards the field st an early hour The ground bwing to the rain during the Hight were In rather a bod condition but tic energetic members of the committee were atork with their men making the necessary dis positions to places 11 In good condition for playid after a delay of nearly an hour announced iat all was in proper order 41r thk first gAmb WM called st 8:55 a with the Oakland Club a the hat and the Commercials of Detroit in the field IRST INNINGS I Clark tdok bis stick and struck grounder toshort stop making ihis first base made his second on the first ball pitched snd came home Tr a' passed' ball Joslin sent a low ball to left field and se cured a resting place on the first base but wm tint out at that point in trying to return for a fpul bylfrlnslow Winslow put a low ball to the first which be filled to reach in time i Barber came to the scratch and sent a line bull oyqr fjrst base which be reached In safety made second and third on balls passed catcher I Cornell struck a fly to right field and made bls second basrf sendisg Barber home 4 Webb brought Cornell home by a fly over eond base which be made went to the third or a fly from Covert to center field on which be went to'hrat base ran to second on passed ball I Childs sent a low ball to left field sending Webb and Covert home Childs at the second Egbert went out by' a fly foul to catcher Side oft I Commercials at the ba (Walker a fly to center Held on which be made a good second jacklin sent a skimmer by the second base and secured his first bringing Walker In' (Birch shot a ball into left field on which he mode second base carrying Jacklln to his third 'Mason sent the' ball plowing Into right field making his first while Jacklln and Birch ran hQmezj i (Hunt by a ground ball to second put out Mosou who could not make requisite time Hhnt a flrtt i i jDumon by a fly down tho center sent Hunt homo and made his second Witherspoon by a ow ball to first was put out by the worthy keeper of that hotel while Dumon ran home owing to mild throw to third base went out for a foul into the hands of the pitcher Bide out 1 SECOND I fai Buort ground ball ju right field succeeded in getting to Lhe first base and was sent home by Joslin who sent a ball tq center field on which he made second Winslow start eda low ball for right field and went to first base Joslin home Barbour on a fly to right field reached second base sending Winslow home Cornell got his first for three balls Barbour at second who stole bls third and went home on a wild thrown ball Webb lifted the ball into left field on which he gained his first went to second and third on passed balls and was sent home by Covert who by a splendid bat on fly lo left field reached his third base aud then ran home on a ball passed catcher Childs sent the ball through space to left field and wm caught out by Hall who made a rare catch with one hand while on the run Egbert for a grounder to third base was passed to his first and was fora ared to second by Clark who pula rolling ball past second base wm put ont at bis first by the ball being fielded by Witherspoon Egbert went to third on a passed ball but wm left on his base by Joslin who for a bounding ball to pitcher was put out at his first Side out Hall come to the bat and by a grass cutter to left field obtained his first resched bls third on a passed ball aud was brought home by Wal ker who by a grand shot to short stop attained bis first went to second on a passed ball and came home when Jacklln sent a flyer ovr the second and ou which he got his first goipg to his third on a fly bull by Birch to right field Birch at second Mason struck a fly into right field sending Birch home and himself to second base got his third by theft and came home on bat who was put out by a fly to left field which Covert captured In fine style i Dumon then sent a ball to pitcher who forwarded it to first base in time to put him out Witherspoon for a good fly to center field got to his second base and went to third on a passed ball and wm let in by Gibbs who rolled a ball to second base on which he made a safe third ow ing to bad throwing Ilall scat him home by a short fly In left field went to first thereon to second on a passed ball saplured his third on the tly and went home on a wild throw Walker sent a bouncer to third base ran to first and home on a ball over first base Jacklln planted a grounder at second which so badly fielded that he was only stopped at third and waa left back by Birch who put a fly Into right field which lit In the hands of Clark Side ont i THIRD INNINGS Winslow by a dexterous movement of his wand put a low ball to right field but wm atopped at first advanced to third when Bar bour by a ball into center field made bis third by a wild throw to second Cornell sent his compliments to third base passed the first ahead of tho ball and got to second Webb rolled the ball so far into center field that Barbour and Cornell got homo and himself lodged at third but left for home aa ball iwent bounding to right field and himself to second base Childs put a foul into the hands of Dumon on the bound and subsided Egbert by a fly to right field reported at sec ond Covert home Clark cut a short ball to right field on which he made first while an overthrow ball sent Eg bert home Joslin wm called up and Clark went to sec ond then to third on a lofty throw coming In when Joslin braised the shins of the short stop snd made his first base pilfered his second got to third on a passed balL Winslow elevated the bull which Mason snatched and cooked hia goose Barbour made his first on a fly to right field sending Joslin to score got to second on a pass and home on a ball sent over second Cornell hit a fly in center field for which he wm sent to first and took his second Webb again troubled the underpinning of abort stop and got the first Covert followed suit when Cornell went In and Webb to second ChllA put a fly downin left field and passed second by ajrild0row snd grounded at third Covert in Egbert bowled ths ball down toward the right and Trent to first and Child cried tally Egbert took second and third for a pass and wild throw aad went to seore when bell lit oh short corn covers Joslin at first to third on a passed ball and scored a run "when ball lit in center field and he Union Pacific Co it Hmtgw Bond Hteam Engtno Boiler Notice Comtr Eatate of A ateady young mon Ladle to Canvass i Ten Detroit nigh Annul Alumni Rsunloa A Comfortable Dwelling House Guardian Bale MmouIo Peninsular Chapter i Lodge Plantetlou Bitter 1 Cblckering Whitnoy A Co Magnolia Water Dleaaud te the man Ac? 4 Peach Roblnaon Thoma Co And Ifaai Wood Robinson Thomta 4e Co Boxes of all Robinson Thomas Co 1 KzcUmlon to Lake Steamer lllinoi? 1 I loaanre Excursion to Lake bteamar Me li' Burnett's Cocoain Kaeirraton br Moonlttht Steamer rmnols Lan Warrants Bond Dreston Co Gold snd Wsllsoe A Co 51dpptn( xbb Paas Co A Ros 4c Co oot of Qlvard Bt Bua MM Cardae0 very fxiw st as I'ass Office Marriages and Dertha on 2d Page TO ADVERTISKWI ENTS OQn man to lelp at lhe LhX dining room One speaking German nMX1 wlloul bav ault It 73 GriwnldHtVtjj11gDpoSffl'co ROBINSON THOMAS ec CO Manufacturers of thin lumber all kinds boxes tea caddie Kruno boxes are Offioe cur Brush and wood Endgre auO lwna bTOltd tor sale in good location and do ing a good bnslnes VaURENCK aulMw No 61 Orand River trtreet OBITOBS 4Kanney 3 21 Carrier 2 3 Kipp IB 3 3 Lfcwfa 3 onriBon Baton ly Holton 3 Bi Brown 2 Walswortb Tola! bbali1 Susans I 0awi fQr Men BW8IMES8 MATTERS' i Witb oes MsrxLLtO QusLiricarioas a aaa may be' pretty sure of earthly 'ancoeas These are (Gold in his pocket Bilvsb In hia tongue Bars fa 'hte face and Irob in hia But for a tonic appetiser ahd 'a a gentle stimulant I there 1 rvlbsbl virtue in PLanrsrioH' Btrtaag No article haa ever been so popular or done half co much 'good Lot all who hare not already tried thia great latomachle at once tost Its quality We understand jthat the Druggists and Grooara of this section are (ailing vast quantities apd that scarcely a family te (without Ik teiwi ntrai Barbour to first oq fly to right and Joslin home Barbour stole Cornell got to first by fly to right and Barbonr( in Cornell stole a second Webb went to first on three balls fJpmeU stole third Webb stole second Cornell home for wild throw Webb to third on passed ball and tallied one by fly to center from Covert who ran to third and then in on a ball over the base Stellwagen by fly to left got first stole second and wm left ob base when Egbert fouled out Side out i i ack Un went out by fly to short stop Birch turned a fly to right reaching flrat but'failed to reach second in tiuqq for fly by Mason held st second base Both side out NINTH ittNINGa Clark by short ball to got out at fl rat Joslin got a grounder to second and tarried st first Winslow sent him to second by 'a ball to pitcher by which he was'out nt first Barbour sent Joslin home on ball to right on which he took first but put the Bide out hi the effort to steal second THE GAME CLOSED i Commercials having the lead on eight innings (to nine for the Oaklands TUB SCOSB 1 CUMMSSOISL OR 5 Walker 3 7 i 6 Jacklln 3 7 wren 3 21 8 Mason 1 li 6 Hunt 2 Dumon 1 Witherspoon 2 B4 Glboa 4 Hail 8 1 Total 24 BOAHOINC Alai go comfortably furnished frontlouui with or willroul board at 106 Larned street weak 3t AGKNTLKMAN and hl wife and two yonn gcutlemon can lo accommodated with pleasim' room and board at 199 ort street east auglo tw WiANTKrfaZo exchange an excellent tract of I arid In a lrabl" locality for good modern stylo Parlor and Household nrnRuro a good bar gain can be had by calling on BERLIN BQU 1 Hi Griswold streets anjro dl WANTKD A ns coachman In a pri vate family by an Amerlcaii man who ha had experience address at this office 1 1 bet of reference given nugs lw ANTED Wet st 110 jtlayctte street woste ri i JJ '4 WET NURSE WANTED Immediately Apply lo Dr INGLIS 31 Blate street I Meteorological Obsbbvations by Louis Black Co opticians No 1SH Jeffersonvenue rAA AAA KKT DREHBKD LOORING t)VvVvV 1000000 foot Dressed Hiding for sale foot Rivard strict Jyl Sm 1 A ROBH 4 CO OfWA AAA PICKETS for sale nt foot Rivard st ZVVVVU Jy4 Otn 1 A ROBS A CO rAA AAA PIKOKH BEA8ONKD LATH for OvUsVVv sale foot Rivard strsol Jy4 6m 1 A ROBB A CO KEAL ESTATE Bsslix a quirks reid a late agHnU ucc'Riorn to JD A Hi Griswold treet Detroit Mich buy andell I farms timber land house and lots in the citynd country and Totlato exchanges of real estate Have now on hand a largo variety of farm farming ami timber lands houses nod lot In th citv a eountrylftfr salt) or 'exehango upon tbo most liberal terms Also labdf sad farm lu all tbo Western and Houthwcsjeru States 10 CLArtHlOA'l HCHOoi OR This hkbool Is now ploaanU' and porniauuntlv locRtod qqi)o rracr of IzaMvetto and Randolph Rtrukl oppoblte Kaat Park and garden The room are now and have been tilled up especially for thu aocomnindailon of a limited number ot pupil Thorough InnirucUon mm rare foil ltctpltae will con tinue lo bo tho eifn of jtho rineipnl who will upare no effort Mr the improvement of boy entrusted to hl cure The coure of study embrace tho Primary ind AcAdcmle tranche Including rench and Ger man clftMfM taught by Mr King who is well and favorably known a an Accomplished tcachor plttaao lAnruigHii pair Terfn bogtn Bcptdmbcr 2Ad 187Ayplfeatlon Cna be made to 11 JONES 10 At thu bchooiroums Turner Ward Linslcy Stanford Hincbiy SwArtwont 2 Boyer Holliday f3 21 I Rxilhoad The' mail' train fon the Grand Trunk Railway ran off the track at pt Marys on Monday smashing lhe enginend one or two ears bat otherwise idoing no terious damage i 1 rr rr Personai Prof Mom Colt Tyler will give ilruclion in rhetoric and oratory next year in the University of Michigan and ills expected he will accept a permanent professorship He Ik the right kind of a man for such a place Avinwxin MUholand Gillett Wood Gillett Godfrey Larkin 2 Landon 1 Somers 8 Andersen 3 Total 'ly Carrier 7 Johnson 3 j'Brown 3 Somers 1 Gillett 'W 2 Anderson 1 Woodl Gillett 1 MUholand Arthur Van Norman Detroit Club Scorers Gardner for Nationals Scattergood for Monitors Time of Game 3h 10m ROGRAMMB OR TO DAY4 At a meeting captains held last evening at tbe Russell House tho first and second class clubs drew tor positions with the following re sult 1st clash 1 Maple Loaf Hamilton Canada Welkin Port Huron Michigan i Young Canadian Woodstock Canada' Alleghany Alleghany Pa 6 Unknown Jackson Michigan 2nd class 1 Ogema lint 2 Ouster Ionia Ann Arbor Ann Arbor 4 Tecumseh Tecumseh 6 Peninsulars Ypsilsnii 6 Battle Creek Battle Creek 7 Champion Olivet 8 Athletics OABBS TO DAT Unions and Creightons 8 a Ann Arbor and Tecumaob 1030 a Maple Loaf and Welkin ip in Ogema and Custer 4 i OAXLAXD Clark 4 Joalii 1 2 inaiow Barbour 3 Cornell Webb 8 Covert Childs Egbert I Total i ly Covert 3 Webb 1 Wither A boy who ran rend end write to do chore Ono from toe quntry preferred Ap niv at DAVID LKM1NGM itiI3 Iw 663 Woodbridge Btn et ALL th Printer In tbe offices of th AdvertlHcr and Tribune and Dally i'ost being on a strike a tlnrf opportunity I aliorded lor good workmen to secure perinnnent situation at lull Union rate ami their pny In full every Haturday night Application should bo imide Immediately by telegraph or lette Uver 190 inuu can thus find employment ADVERTISER A TRIBUNE CO 'z DAILY UOBTCO auglO tf WANTED To etrlmngo a derivable tract ot Isind for a good reo and Buggy or fora good'palr of Iforeuz light Wagon: great Imr gain offi rod Call on BERLIN A 8QU1RKH auglO lw 115 Griswold street tho Sabbath from polluting te and koepoth Id hand fr doing any vilIaah a oqJ auis lt Ten Plasterer Wage four ollara a day to competent workmen Apply io KO BERTH A aul4t 44 Columbia direct Et OR SALE 1a nan peach baskets for sale ZVuUV rzuforlOO RUB1N8ON THOMAS A LO uMw na Cvr Hruh aud I faft MtuMwinod X'luo nnd BaAVTood bftek OVaVVV imrfor Hctuix looking Ac ROBIN8ON tUOMAHA GO ftuO jw nn Cur Bruh and A ouubndgo ar DeniaMded the City £or Trees Destroyed Mlkoellaneoug XSuftinei i Tho regular meeting of the Common Coun cil was field at the City Hall last evening th6 President HosJPsut Gies is the chsirj I Aid Allison Considine Copland 'Howe Kremer Lsible Langley' Olewino Renh1ei BchmltfJiel Stewart and the Presidentz 'i i Numerous petitions and remonstrances were presented and appropriately referred Tho remonstrance of Conrad Wlttlesberger and 60 or TO against the opening bf Holbrook on the ground that itwlU be to favor certain land speculators only wm re ferred to a special committee consisting of Aid Schmittdiel Laible 'Md: Kremer 1 The petition of Hodges for payment of damages lor shade trees destroyed to the amount of 50 wm referred to ths Committee ou Claims and Accounts 'ii rom the Controller siindry approved accounts 'Claims and Ac counts Also report of city officers Ways and Means rom tho City Treasurer his weekly report as follows Receipts A 64463 78 Diaburaumeula 2015665 Ways and Means rom the City Surveyor reporting that he examined the location of the rope walk build ing on South street and found that tbe south erly end of the same fa about one foot west of the weilne of saifl street an tbsiorttriy efid about tWo' and half feet east of the same lipe (Accepted a i 9 rom the City Collector that be has a full assessment against John Kengcl who has been exempted one half it simevhcretofore Uy the Council' to tbe Committee on Yaxea Jrom the SAmd that Certain parties refuse to phy assessments for stone bridge over gutter on northeMt canter1 of BL Antoine and Congress streets for the reason that the work haa never bfcn lone Referred tq tho Committee on Streets i 'Reports of By from the Committee ou Claims and Accounts that certain' accounts are' founds cerr ecL Adopted': Aid Phelps from" the same ebmuritiee' re ported in reference to certain claims' of Hll sepdegeq and Kast contractors for the repairing of sidewalks etc that two of the committee bad made a critical meaauremeat of all tho sidewalks and find a small amount bysnoii mesauretnent dne to and that MMilseudegsn hMjOverohaaged an'mount 4f more 'than 3 000' feet of lumber' by lhe said measurement' kid Considine moved that the report be accepted and laid Un the table until the chair man of the Oommltte on Claims and be present Aid Allison moved to refer to a special committee and that' tho whois mai be Investigated Ife( 4 knew Kthat statements In this report were Tnsnr AnareMlL lime Barometer Thermometer 12 noon 2936 a 4 pm 2927 a) JW rt vx 'l i i i 1.