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a THE WEAKER 8 AIR XOBTIIWTVT WINDS arfitdgton March or lower and Generally fair brisk to northwest winds air brisk to high northwest jcr vuw winds ited State Wen her Btircnn Report Mich March The following serrations were taken at the same mo of time (S m) at tho places named tekiw: NT 3 £5 ixe of 0 2 ObjenatxoK I York 4 lvl 12 Rain NE kweco '4: 1''v Cloudy 8 Hain SW 40 Cloudy AV 2S 0 24 Cloudy NW 0 Cloudy NW Id 20 Clear NW Cloudy NW C'crn 01 Cloudy NW 32 Cloudy NW 32 12 Snow 40 2 4 AV ot 13 Clear AV ci Lao 3S IB Cloudy AV jvdrr City 3S Pl cldy SW Onidw4 Cloudy NW 21 8 Plrlity NW 4 8 Cloudy 4 Hight Cloudy 13 3'arr l' SW WWMngton 43 52 Light Cloudy SW 42 32 10 Cloudy 32 24 Cloudy AV M' jllniaum Hrn st XORMAN Official In Charge Sayings and 4 a Jim Knox is now a butcher boy As a he has a sister Ann A The other boys are giving him sharp shocks They say that when he knocks an ox Jim Knox the best lie can But murder it he ever kills 9 Ann Knox I The board of the Home of Industry will hold a memorial service in honor of the iata Mrs d'Arcambal on Sunday afternoon 3:30 at the Church of Our ather There will be a number of speakers Mills arrived in the city yester day but refused either to deny or con II firm the report that the Banner tobacco I plant 'had been sold to the American To bacco Co lie kept well out of sight the greater part of the day appearing neither I at his home nor his factory A big surprise was introduced in' the Bou jack trial in the Court yes terday when the complainant Annie Rock admitted that a brother of the de fendant had been equally guilty The case a was adjourned early in the day presuma biy because of the caucus excitement Ladies interested in forming an auxiliary of the Loyal Guard met in the Turkish room of the Hotel Cadillac yesterday Mrs: Marguerite Beaubien was chairman Arrangements were completed for a gener al meeting March 22 when Supremo Com mander Wood of lint will deliver an address The trustees of St hospital have re elected Sister Alary rances Thompson president Sister Cecilia Hollihan treas urer Sister lora Dempsey secretary The untial reports show the hospital 10 be in a flourishing condition A large number cf accident cases have been treated at the hospital during the past year Speaking of the increase of about $15 OX) In the special contracts for supplies in ISO of the board of public works Presi dent Moreland declares sarcastically that even the big political pull of the: board will not permit it to control prices and there are lots of iron castings etc to bo bought and iron Is going up tax comparison that laas been made by Citv Controller Blades and which was 1 published in The ree Press this morning a is very commendable to the board of edu cation" said Secretary Chamberlin yes terclay afternoon "If he has figured the entire cost of maintenance of the public schools he has it eluded the costs of free text books which many other cities do not have The text books costthe board about IJtWO" The reply of the water board to the resolution of the council that tho board be consulted concerning using the western end of tho water works park as a Helle Isle bridge approach was filed with the city clerk vesterrtay It states "that not only the park grounds would be destroyed as a I park but also other essential and i rieeessary uses in connection' with the oper 1 ation of the pumping works especially in i case of enlargement of the plant or erec tion of appliances for Nelson Anderson a Dane with no ap pearance of melancholia was arrested by Detective Con Sullivan for impeding pe destrlanlsm at the corner of Canfield ave nue and Antoine" street where he was found asleep across the walk Anderson looks like a peaceful and Industrious shoe maker yet he says lie has served two i terms in Jackson The terms were five one for stealing a pall of whisky and the other for misappropriat ing a horse He was discharged in Police court yesterday Physicians avor Asphalt hen Dr Tt Hoyt replied to a re Hucst front the board of public works that he send in opinion of asphalt as a sani hir Pavement and the doctor gave out his J0r I'ublica tion giving it as his opin cn that asphalt was not a particularly wutary pavement President Moreland ja nuseo that he would ultimately publish replies he received from other phy lnns fn the city He hag done so The Alts of physicians are almost unani favor of asphalt Nearly every ey spoke against cedar block Ond Avenue Ireah terlan Church All mini At the annual meeting of tho Secon 1 Ajenoe Presbyterian church It Baxter AV Cuvethy were re elected ml Tte report showed total receipts tor the year bad $3Wi and th" disbursements wTW leaving a deficit to be provided The question of uniting with Sa Presbyterian church with a the ultimate of establishment of a more Influential society was at length but no definite Of action was adopted RBSGRAC CKCAM or TARTAR Powon Si' I I St I I 1V baking Awarded air IMd Medal Midwinter air 4v THE DETROIT REE THURSDAY MARCH 16 1899 NEWS THE COURTS final STEP IX WINDINQ VP THE BliCCJIETt ESTATE ORMAL order made approving THE RECENT sfftlemext Minor Matters' of Interest and the Cir cult and Probate Court Records The final step in the winding up of the Luther Beecher estate was taken yester day Some time ago an agreement was entered into between the representatives of that estate and the Mary AV Beecher es tate for the division of the real estate and other property remaining in the hands of the executors the former and an order was made by the Probate Court permitting a settlement on the Zerms agreed on full particulars of which were given in The ree Press at ths time Yesterday the for ma! order was made approving the settle ment and directing the division of the Bid dle House and other property and $105000 cash between George Beecher and El liottG Stevenson administrator of the Beecher estate It further di rects that on filing the receipts of the per sons entitled for their shares the execu tors of the Luther Beecher estate Gen Tj Trowbridge and George Beecher be discharged Judge razer yefcterday directed a ver dict for the defendant in the suit of Cora Lynds vs the Chicago Grand Trunk Railway Co on the ground that the acci dent on a train and road not op erated by tlie defendant Divorces granted yesterday: Bessie from Nelson AVood cruelty Therese from Au gust AVlese non support Iva from Al bert Jxunpman non support Judge Hosmer yesterday dismissed the bill for divorce in the case of Celia vs Richard White The grounds alleged were cruelty and several days were taken up in hearing the testimony The suit of John Davis Co vs the Newberry estate an action arising out of the Journal building explosion has been settled Groesbeck yesterday entered CAN ENLIST IX DETROIT Capt uNewton Call Attention to: the Hecrnltin tn Tbl City More than 150 men from Michigan volun teers regiments have entered the regular service since their regiments were mus tered out according to Capt John ton Sixteenth Infantry now on recruiting duty in the city Speaking of it yesterday ha said: this morning's ree Press I noticed an article headed to and stating that Uncle Sam will open a re cruiting office at Grand Rapids when: the Thirty first Michigan is mustered out of the service in order to give the soldiers a chance to enlist in the regular army It might be inferred from this statement that there was no recruiting office Tn the state at present while as a'matter of fact I have been recruiting men for all branches of the service since November last I have enlisted fully 150 men discharged from the Michigan regiments and I will assign men in squads to the various organizations ca valry artillery and infantry The men living in this vicinity need not go to Grand Rapids if they wish to enter the service of the United States as they can be enlisted in this city for any regiment In the entire GITS TO ST CHURCH MEMORIAL WINDOW GEORGE II MI5CI1EXEIUS RIENDS' Marble Statue of St John rom Nir and Airs If "Walker The vestry of St Episcopal church and some friends of the late George Minchener have ordered a memorial window of Tiffany ct Co New York to be erected on the south sidet of the church The sub ject will be of the Good Speaking of the memo: ial Dr rail the rector said: "If may not be known to all Christians that the Crucifix ion xvas not symbolic of early Christianity: as the same is shown in the Catacombs of Rome but rather was it a figure of the good shepherd for the early Christians felt that they were indeed sheep that had wandered from the fold of There Is another gift that has been made to St parish and will shortly be erected in the vestibule This is a fine statue of St John which together with tho pedestal will stand eight feet high Wm Co Coltarn sk ATRiBUTE ROM DIREC TORS DETROIT NATIONAL BANK Laid SERVICE CONDUCTED BY REV MacLAURIN sjc Elmwood Cemetery ragrant and beautiful flowers reposed upon the casket that contained the re mains of William Colburn at the fam ily residence 1203 Woodward avenue yes terday afternoon Many friends and rela tives had gathered for the funeral ser A purple band of A iolcts a tribute from the Detroit (Bridge Iron works covered the casket and upon it lay a panel of orchids and roses from the State Sav ings Bank The Old Club and the Union of the AVoodward Avenue Baptist church were among others who sent floral remembrances VA fish basket filled with flowers sent by the ontinal Club The Mendelssohn quartet sang The simple service was read ly Dr Don ald Macljaurin of the Woodward Ave nue Baptist church The burial was at Elmwood The active pallbearers were: Mcllnth John Nicol AVlllard Pope Hamilton Dey Graham Bry ant Walker 4 I owler and Henry Jenness The honorary pallbearers were: Miller Allan SheldonM Smith Buhl Alexander Lewis David AA'hitney Jr James Hawks Alexander McPherson Henry I Baldwin IJenrv Russel AA'illlam A Moore and Gen' lames Pittman George Colburn of Rochester William Schmidt treasurer of Marion county Indiana and Harry 'S New edl tor of the Indianapolis Journal were among those from out of the city that at tended the funeral At a meeting of the board of directors of the Detroit National Bank held March the following memorial was adopted and ordered spread upon the records "William Cullen Colburn a director and vice president of this bank died at Detroit March 12 1S3S in the sixty fifth year of his age While still in the full possession of manly vigor with both physical and mental faculties unimpared he was called from the activities of a busy and useful lifc his eternal rest tit was not to be his lot to face the infirmities of years to lag superfluous on the stage to feel that life was becoming wearisome and existence useless to both himself and the world None of this but simply a laying down of the burden while it was yet easy to carry Looking beyond the shock and the tears which such an ending brings to those Who remain who will say that Providence was unkind? "Mr Colburn belonged to that class of men whose worth is not appreciated in its fullest measure while 'they live Every dutv and obligation of life he met and dis charged and all his work he performed without pretense without glitter or show but always faithfully clearly and with firmness of purpose and without fear Sucm men as he was are the eonservators of so ciety the mainstay of good government and after all the most useful citizens though bearing but few of what the world calls its honors "To the many tributes which have been rendered to our departed associate to the universal testimony to his integrity broad mindedness charity kindness ofs disposi tion and the possession of? those qualities which constitute the true gentleman we unreservedly add our own All this we know was true of him More than all he was our friend and around his memory while we live will cling reverent thoughts and tender an appearance in the Probate Court as at torney for Archibald McL Crane In the proceedings taken to upset the will Of the late Walter Crane Mrs Annie Brossard yesterday petitioned the Probate Court to appoint her admin istratrix of the estate of her deceased hus band Hubert Brossard The value of his estate is given as $500 or thereabouts There was a'lull in the proceedings of the United States courts yesterday the ndmlialty eases on trial being adjourned until to dav at the request of the attor neys engaged in the litigations Wayne Circuit Court Record' New Chancery 20151 Hattie O'Brien vs Patrick divorce Da vis Bromley solicitors Sarah AA'alden rederick AValdcn divorce Edward 20153 Louisa AVcis singer vs Robert AT AAreissinger divorce Henry "Brevoort solicitor 20154 Ira Davenport' executor vs Sarah Hud son foreclosure Bowen Douglas Whit ing solicitors Judge Solomon Arndt Michael Bourke et al order setting aside default Judge Corn Lynds vs Chicago Grand Trunk Railway Co verdict for defendant under charge of court 'Judge Walter Pumfrey vs Edward Marler in progress Alfred Gains vs Alfred AVilcox order sub stituting attorney Judge Burton Van Denberg vs Ch G' Roehm decree dismissing bill signed and filed In re petition of Edmund Schulte et al infants for sale of real es tate petition filed order appointing spe cial guardian Amy Conkling vs Samuel Conkling: time for filing answer to de fendants cross bill extended twenty days Ceiia AVhite vs Richard White decree dis missing bill granted defendant James McGregor vs Carleton Mills decree of foreclosure and order of sale signed and filed Judge AA'isncr Detroit Savings Bank vs Emily Lorimer et al decree of foreclosure granted complainant John AATnter et al vs Joseph Hough et al decree of fore closure of land contract granted com plainant Bessie AVood vs Nelson AVood decree of divorce allowed complainant for cruelty Citizens' Savings Bank vs Cham ber of Commerce Building Co et al de cree signed and tiled Therese AViese vs August Wiese: decree of divorce for com plainant non support signed and filed Iva Lampman vs Albert Umpman decree nfr divorce for complainant non sup port signed and filed rolmte Court Record Judge Carpenter Estate of AVilllam Dunlop March 22 Estate of John Kohler May 3 Re Davison minors March 32 Estate of Walter Crane March 23 Estate of Eliza Barrett March: 21 Estate of Hu bert Glass continued 'Estate of Bridget Kearney continued Estate of Elizabeth Wright continued Estate of Benja min Allen continued Estate of Con rad A Bancroft continued reachers and Their riend Desiring" to accompany our excursion to Washington riday March 31 van eure ceitilicates from Mr recri 'k at lond of education rooms from 5 to 5 every evening until Thursday March 23 except Saturday when the hour xvill be from 10 to 12 a Get an itinerary of the trip The figure is of Avhitc marble and the pedestal of Nubian marble The statue was purchased by the late Hiram Walker and given by him to his children Mr and Mrs ranklin AValker and by them to the church Mr AValker is one of the vestrymen of St John's ANALYSIS HOW Till' HEALTH OICER SIZES VP TUB Dr John Irwin the newly appointed health commissioner is obviously un friendly to the present health officer said Health Officer Gibbes yesterday afternoon are oth ers on that board Tn the first place Dr Irwin has never been inside the office to make a careful study of my methods of doing business so he knows very little about the matter I have never done any underhand work and my records are open for Health Officer Gibbes contends that he is a practical man although he may be a He states that he is not ashamed of anything he lias accom plished during his regime and says he is not worrying over the criticisms of Dr Irwin "Mr Pound is a fine gentleman con tinued the health officer warming up on his subject all right and true never had any trouble with him Mr Davock all tight and I guess 1 need to worry However if they want to cut my head off I'm Health Orficer Gibbes also spoke in' a complimentary manner of Dr Law son the other new commissioner a funny concluded the health officer "Dr Irwin was a pupil of mine and graduated under me We never had any Second Trial It has been practically decided that the second trial of Edward Ascher accused of the murder of Valmore Nichols will be taken up next Monday in the Court Several: new sand unexpected fea tures are expected A certain spook that received communications direct from the world beyond has received a subpena to be on hand and testify in the flesh Ascher has added another lawyer to his staff Thomas Navin who will assist George Robison in the coming trial Buhrer Investigated When Deputy County Treasurer Buhrer was called upon to pay $1530 73 of drain warrants yesterday he was struck with the largeness "of 'the amount and investi gated a little as to the course such bills should take He found that the law re quires that all bills of the county drain commissioner shall be audited by the pro bate judge county treasurer and eounty clerk imte'ad of by the county auditors Auditor Burt has asked the opinion of the prosecuting attorney Of the amount of the variants $115 is payable to County Drain Commissioner Kred Grebbin person ally His salary is $3 for each day of work A bottle of Imperial Extra Dry Crampagne with your dinner makes It complete It pleases everyone Gentlemen here they are 1 Views of DISTRIBUTED WEEKLY VALUABLE AND INSTRUCTIVE TO EVERY ONE Most Magnificent Collection of Picture Pari ever Pre River Side ront of the Lonvre In the Court Hotel de Ville from the River Sid Traver Gambettrx's Monument OR NURSING si MS upon HIGH CHAIR HOTELS Entirely Up to date according New Models Absolutely Reliable Always MEETINGS I Imnortanc TRIPLE LATED ft Kec welcome Empire In seven Canton EmmaBu lat Rock Millie JOHNSON QUINN Proprietor Giove PROPOSALS WANTED 2 Detroit Matilda SENSIBLE SUGGESTION John municatlon degree IIS Woodward BROADWAY (formerly Boulevard) and 63d STREET NEW XQRK CITY Delray Caroline AV 24 Goodland Hattie Hue St Antoine nnd Hotel de Ville The Hotel de Ville City Clerk Should Do Council Com BUILD UP YOUR SYSTEM WITH aXine corauiu meat ion Thursday ei' The BAllrooiUe Hotel de Ville Evry reader of thia paper rcriioiios 1 and vou will recMvi In size of ill INTERNAL REVENUE RULING fi! and supper tr have See Our Windows Note Our Outside Cases BOTTLED BOHEMIAN REE7 As sparkling as the moonlit waves quant Stroh 316 Detroit Bode No mem SpecHl March 16 at 8 Visitors o'clock WIIHam Den im Denter Jr THE STOMACH IS ROBBED Mayor Maybury has practically decided to appoint Commissioner George owlo city assessor to succeed Robert Oak man 'whose term expires July 1 next 'Mr? owle will accept parties have called upon me this week in the interest 'ofthis that candi date but they (have said that if Mr owle Acnin rails vnur attention tn the snrrial feature of io year contracts made by this Company for any class of service de sired Subscribers 'may cancel at the vgendof six months or change to any class of service at will RIDAHY AM) COXTAIXSl Gntevrny to the Court of a the year friends who may not be distribution Send or bring Portfolio 1 Hotel Metropole Business Lunch to 2 35 Robert Briggs 23 Detroit Lena Nickel Takes quality to carry the Traver label costs nothing ex tra to wear it In hats there's a positive money saving Writ fervour Book TERMS HISTRinUTIOX fa entitled to rnr In thtw d1trlhutton nf Tnrt Bring or send lOo In silver to covert postage 'wrapping mailing distribution etc 4 A(V MM VW a I pi UUm ViVUSf I AAAAU IUVMVW "Beautiful GEORGIA OWLE (Mayor Mnybury Will Make Him As sessor) avor unrivaled flour Is used economy to nso is absolutely and muscle yields more Your grocer (dsre No ill A Special com Thursrlay March IS 7 :30 INVITATIONS Circulars Catalogue etc de livered at 7 to $7 per 10JO City Messenger Service C2 Washington Ave Tcls 1627 It Brought Stephen ord a ine of $55 or Sixty Days high chair brought Stephen ord and wife into court yesterday They have lived in domestic discord at S87 Scotten avenue for years Their married life of nineteen years has been one con tinual round or unpleasantness to the story of both related on the staad yesterday Mrs hands were bleed ing' and her eyes were moist The com plaint of threats was dated three weeks back but file said the bleeding hands were the result of a yesterday con test with her husband The details of the complaint made particular reference to an attack with high chair ord denied however every specific alle gation of his wife He claimed that her cry of yesterday morning and her lacerated hands were due to his timely interruption and loving embrace when she attempted to throw a teapot at his head When he embraced her he said she smashed the windows ord was convicted and fined $55 or slxtv days City Clerk Schmid said1 yesterday: "My term of office will expire in about nine months If I should be re elected I would insist that the work of clerk to the com mon council committee be done by num bers of the city office force The city clerk being clerk of the common coun cil should also have charge of the clerical work of the committee' The city account ant should' devote all his time to the fre quent examination of the books of the city officers "At present it is a great bother to the city office force to have the com mon council committee papers kept in the city office for there is fre quent demand for them tn our office" Bmnir Illuatratad' and other particular IT WILL BE GEO OWLE of its proper nourishment' when fnlca nmv 7 i 4 rl Izoi Stolt's folnm bus Patent lour because it pure and furnishes food for brain makes the best bread cake and pies andt loaves to the DM pounds than any other flour AAA supply IL to the palate Popular In price' Brewing Co sole bottlers 'Phone Traub Bros Branch TRAUB BROS CO 205 Woodward Avenue ANO MR OWLI) MODESTLY THINKS HE WILL ACCEPT IS A GOOD REVENUE a city that was ever prhite4 the vshift of which is greatly increased by th1 i inustraiion All druggists or CT YTT by the case Phone 669 We illustrate the Derby Hat for the spring of 1S99 The finest Hat on the market viewed from every James Downing 3S11 Denton Austin Davison An extensive library of choice literature has just been added Orchestral Concerts Every Evening Within Ten Minutes of Al! tho Principal Theaters and Great Department Stores Take Boulevard cars at Grand Central Depot And reach Hotel minutes MOTHERS MALT lie seen at Our Ofllee regular readers ct thl paper by I'nfortnlng them of tht 10c In efiver to the Portfolio Department May Still be Secured' Here also is an illustration of the newest shape of edora Hats A differ ence in crown' a difference in brim from fromlast year but all in favor of a hand some Hat They are in many shades of Brown in Pearl in Black Prices from $150 to $300 He replied: of my voluntarily offered tn sneak to the mayor in my behalf but I have in told themj did not want them to do so I have not 'and shall not speak to Mr 'Maybury about the matter If the ap pointment should come to me without solic itation I believe: would accept I think 1 would like the NOTICE TO County Buildingat Tietrolt Healed proposal be received at the othce of the county clerk otWayne county tn the city hall Dtroft Mich until eleven (11) a local time Thursday' March 23 18V9 for the marble and scagtlola work Iron steel metal' and mason work of the new Wayne county building De troll Mich in accordance with plan and pecifleatlon vrepared by John Scott 'Co architects and on Ole only at th office of the architect 67 Moffat block Detroit Mich and office of the building committee Randolph and Eawt Congreae atreet Pro posal mult be made on blank and ached ule a furnished and addreed to the Conuaittea on Site and Building and Hoard of CountyAuditor' Wayne County Mich A certified eheck of five 5) per eent of the amount of to proposal submitted made payable to the order of Walter Coot chairman must accosn pany each proposal to guarantee that the euc ceaaful bidder will enter into contract with the county and fnrniah the necessary bond Tha right to i eject any or all proposals or to accept any proposal deemed for the best interests ot the county is reserved Committee on sit and Buildings by WALTER II COOTS Chairroan Board ot' County Auditors by LOU HURT Chairman More Candidates freed J7 Apply nt the Office DIED March 14 Margaret wife of the late Edward arrell uneral from 715 ort street east Thursday March 16 at 8 a and at our Lady of Help enuren ai DENTEB March 14 HOT 2 rr ter Jr beloved ron of Will! Hotel Empire The lines in Headwear for Children are complete and staple fashions mingled with that variety that makes this hat department so pop ular with the mothers of Detroit Main Office' TELEPHONE BUILD' would accept the appointment they had no other man for the said the mayor yesterday Air owle will accept the appointment shall look no further for a successor to Assessor Oakman Mr owle is a fine able man experienced in business and a stanch Republican In ray opinion he would make an excellent city Mr owle was asked yesterday afternoon if he was inthe field for the assessorship appointment in Portfolios Rogers Bros Ing March 1 ft ISO 'Busin also second degree Visiting Meeting called 7 By orde The hoo Court' Princess Wynlma March 17 has been post pc ned An important ruling of the internal rev enue office is a correction io ruling 25 cir cular 503 revised which compelled a per son giving a bond secured by a mortgage to pay a tax upon it as a promissory note and not as a bond Congress in its last session passed an amendment to the rev enue law to the effect that whenever any bond or note shall be secured by a bond or deed of trust but one stamp is re quired upon such papers provided that the stamp thereon be of the highest rate re qutred for either of the instruments In the light of this and upon the recom mendation of the attorney general the new ruling is that a taxiof 50 cents is requiredwhen a bond is executed and secured by a mortgage the tax being placed on the bond There is no tax upon the mortgage if the sum secured does not exceed $1000 The tax upon a mortgage securing a sum not exceeding $1500 is 25 cents and there fore the greater tax would accrue on the bond After the secured sum exceeds $2000 the taxation on the bond and mort gagees equal being 50 cents each in strument and the ruling is to the effect that in such instance the tax should 'be placed noon the mortgage and not the bond' The Instrument relieved from taxation in all cases should have upon its face the indorsement that its 'companion paper is duly stamped according to law a at their hall this evening at sharp to take action on the death of our la brother 1 Thomas Thompson JAS BARRY Pres 4 Remington Standard Typewriter Co 24 Lafayette Ave Detroit w7r MARRIAGE LICENSES The "Traver is distinctively high finest quality of material fashioned by the master graceful in outline elegant in completeness Three bights in crowns viz: 5 in 5 i 3 in and 5 3 in with brim in according grade S4 and a better derby is not pos sible at any price' Comes in black and all the new shades of browns and fawn Correct Copy of the Youmans $200 Copy of the Knox $250 URNISHED IN A BEAUTIUL AND HOMELIKE MANNER European Plan $150 per Day and Upward American Plan $350 per Day and Upward ACCESSIBLE MODERN IRE PROO florist loral dwlrnwand Cut lowers Eatlsfac lory Schroettr 50 Miami av Both phenes I YOUR HAIR IS GRAY ADED OR STREAKED it can be restored byj Imparial Jhir Regaiurator Sold by druggists JL'WO Slied bottles $150 and jnGo each Imperial Hair for and applied bv MRS ALLEN 251 Wxdward ave jiair Store Wholesale and Retail end for clr and other Silverware Equally Low in Price Demand Brand Tablcwarex It is unequaled Each article distinctly stamped The I emington Standard Typewriters (Warranted 2 dwt) SILVER MEDIUM SIZE KNIVES' $300 pePQzen GREAT SAVING RESULTS ROM CLEANLINESS AND 'ft SAPOLIO Embracing reproductions of all the interesting structures both Interior and exterior of th metropolis The Palaces Government Buildings Gallericg Museums Parks 11 prodrome Gar dens Schools Statues Arches Cafes Historic Spots Strange Quarters streets Churches Scenes In Common Life Quays Venders Ksee Tracks Concert Halle airs Temple Towers Shrines Theaters Ancient baths ountains Prisons Cemeteries Exposition Views In short views of everything ot public Interest and so numerous and well distributed ns to present th subject Just as it appears to tho actual visitor In other words to put nil Parts In a book The series will be complete in 30 numbers ot 15 page each and will comprise the most enperb metortai nistorv or graphic descriptive wit thataccompanies each PORTOLIO NO 5 IS NOW Pnlnec of tile Louvre and Tullerle Son Hi Side Owen Smith 21 Buchner 21 Detroit Charles Thick Detroit lith 23 Novi: Emma The Michigan Telephone Company 1 At residence 2250 mad Del "rav Ml)e belov husband of Ixiuisa Sacs ett aged GO years uneral riday at 3 Adrian and Aylmer Ont please ropy HOMrsON March 13 at residence 438 Tneltth MAYOR' MAYBURY SAYS HE WILL MAKE HIM ASSESSOR orSale Grosse lleProperty The property known as the "David consisting of about seventy acres situated on the east side of Grosse lie with avfrontage on the Detroit river of about five hundred feet and extending west for over a mile to a point beyond th on the south side of the main highway from Trenton The following buildings are situated upon the property: One two story frame dwelling and additions with stable barn and granary tho house has a spacious hall leading to drawing room sitting room and dtntnc room with china closet and butler's pantry there are also five bedrooms bath room etc winter and sum mer kitchens and large cellar under the main portion of the house with concrete floor there are also two one and one half story frame cottages in fair repair tha enn be leased for sumrm residences There is a large and valuable orchard of apples cherries pears and peaches Upon the nrerrlsee Title perfect The property can be purchased at a bargain for cash or particulars apply to rederick Sibley 80 GRISWOLD STREET ING Clifford Street and Washing ton Avenue brother of Mrs Ed Mayer and Herman Den 33 years uneral from the residence of his sister 420 Catherine street 3 LATHAM March 14 rances A wife of Charles Latham uneral from residence Thursday after noon at 2 Burial private JUKCY At residence 4Tb Humboldt avenu Klora helped wife of Stephen Rtkey aced 33 years uneral service Thursday at 3 Burial nt aginaw Mich 4 2 tl and 4 I 1 I Wr Sol EBns rSfflHEiBIBQBOl 1 6 7 and.