Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 4

a OCTOBER 23 1892 THE DETROIT REE PRESS SUNDAY A KT 50'1'1' CAMPAIGM MEETINGS VICINITY AND WINDSOR iri 24 Edwardsburg SKETCH it Buchanan nd thf NN Menominee Bessemer II SKINNER jet" ber Detroit Octob? 21 Oetobc: and SAMUEL KOJI ACROSS THE October O'MEALEV 28 Windsor who was the most jovial October Thomas 1 ht ami had better go home November a vernber Thom: 28 1 1'ETEK on th John October 1 adroit 24 upon I tyron uiiusua I not 14 1 Mi THE RAILROADS 21 1 dent October October ra lot eph October 2 NV Hillsdale rnoon) 21 Edmore Donald 1 28 October JAMES nd Rapids (evening) 4 7 Mio (afternoon) November Black River 2'1 Ingston Klushin Th 28 let "her Howell AHULI 11LS A will be 8 October (Iraud Rapids :1 Hon Robert Ingersoll on 1 November 14 Remenyi the ifth October 24 1 mber 1 lanrahan and Itapids (Arbelter Hall) Rapids October of 1 NV 4 lushing Mint once ember Marshall It Iothrop let ober Two repor 1 oh I that is so popular ha I Du Mf immineo are all accommodated ami I Io well AT 28 October tin LnrireM Crowd of Windso: hter barton the November Chariot 1 1 ad HENRY 1 Gritfin 'ongress 1 tapids th Ovid 1 sterling the 1 I Commerce will not accept mill had ppealiny he 1 A are Pick of machinery John October fifth 8 Herman it ANN Hr October 1 an athletic organization of October 28 bought CONVENTION October smeot Cornell 1 lifth Mountain itinneil fifth NV I IT I NG t'vll na nl I in ftcinoon) 1 churches to day follows build up (evenin three noon) in I Kins erdina will scending showers enrich tire soil the great in 1 1 arrisville to 1 A llorm tober October I HON I nomi nine I tobcr at lure offon supervisor 1 form I II the of 41 a Death I OLE ovember is ean: Ilstee and Add rciiei i crowd The Demo gui I it Vassar October will October South II of am who The is announced I At a INAL TO THE MEDAL CONTBOVEESI guir Mr Edward Person Me uld ba tes Milit it the Tl et for in iu witlr Ion had The DIE VUKSHLRG tied lo it 1 Davison Harry ai nsi at their Her li hot works will be Veil lie uga Inst has decided to resign ns of i venu in sh much MARK NV row boat id niak lu Holland 27 plain Pim kney The ty 31 his knlf of but i th shirt of 1 tapt a 1 the of Oct ober Ill August He While Mottville on Lake POWE I Crystal all He in October Iron Mountain sin him to positions the notified and placed Grown un med none the worse for his of friends in and it 1 of his corps tr 1 an improvement best effur October October OctoberOctober OctoberOctober It! 4 OctoberOctober 1 and in October October OctoberOctober October October Highland Wixom ovemoer November ernelmont has placed In the Smith Sons an excel Iron vtiom should coneernin October October Iiinvi n's Mills Orangeville Prairieville up October October comber mber rri to of the md the pti in fact tl Shepardsville Hingham winter an exhibition 1 i unter The building was erected nine years ago and occupies a very prominent point of the fi Stein Reese rindstone Elkton the bal cob both October October tion ov held he win until led ciolla: new The question is no longer done with the surplus but deficit in the treasury be October MISS Sault Ste Ontonagon ry Wadr hand a The length his His came William jise a nt are working 28 29 dangerous If the Hid HOWs even Join too P1V J1 Benton Harbor Iniwiigiac 1 1 i ra 1 1 larkson I the Museum of Art who lite and ant extremely the difficult Dowagiac Coopersville remont Blake llnionvilh St Johns airgrove Vassar OT as to in charge a oveim nt the story may The mere fact elaborate pre Incentive He fell foot Ed him in stature is Harplgniea had more feeling and variety rench ire Th October October October COOK October ii id the policy of the to take no more from bsoiutely necessary to Twelfth Heames Midland (evening) Mt Pleasant (afternoon) St Iouis (evening! A it veteran and Columbian proces He left a wife and Gustave Rchmus driver of a beer wagon had one of his feet run over and crushed by being thrown df his wagon in trying to avoid a collision with a buggy AX' a thorough bo marie to orator by competition left vacant I or the classes The first evenly matched slight advantage of October 28 24 I The Dutchman less dis 1 contentions surrounded bio beauty and intellectual joy To the otlters a fragment of the town is but an in cident to poem of wind and weather and air and light and not a subject in itself" HON Ishpeming HI EDI PS II DI NO IS of Illinois ovemlier November retreated Then the brush and obliterated unfortunate labor himself painted the per faet every detail of the and Office of Detroit International air and Exposition Detroit Mich October tioned in The towns and West Rev Torn communion Hand I Charles his enviro: irst most vi lii Teat bulk of the county taxation Eureka Riley Town Hall HON JOHN Crystal ulls Ironwood HON Ditchfield Pittsford 1 to eliooi and tlia present Wilson ourth Manas tnd will leave behind him of emulation sta i ion der arn trying to board freight train October 21 OHIO October 24 HON WM Ryan School House Dowling and believesf some sort itkin Seventh tamuel Gmlioz precinct James 11 Gibson second Houghton Red Jacket HON md dili' cnt and sought Rrown'H I'ii I Drown Seventh Potter i Booth Eighth John NlcDean Ann Arbor invite 1 to bring their friends tillery resumed oper iiarv ille Kv 10 Ho Tin John II a rn I Old enemy and he pastor a Mi th It voting bov saw him struggling in the and umitied Edward Horn who pr MONTGOMERY October St Johns Corunna enton Mt (Jlemens 1 factory on Wash clock last nieht Be xtiiiguished ish had ig care of the surplus and the Democratic party turned and in of Those Appointed ly Judge ctive and in at picture 31 1 also stole ent into a simpler It is true thatbut it is such an so accustomed to Lhu rch st I During this period his dill Instructor at the Military yoimg man with 1 ten drinking he ADI Marcellus Thetford Center irst Charles Marcellus Gleai "And what Is the Alma Tadema gave the figures which were somewhere in the millions did you figure that out?" asked the visitor did not have to know how many flowers were used in order to paint the "Well I wanted to find out whether the historical statement were not a mere myth In order to have smothered his guests in an to provinces for flowers of the the i like to see collections of the works of any number of painters of strength and orig inality scattered about the land The There are many conjectures afloatas the probable results to be expected from the recent visit of President Van Horn of the Canadian Pacific to England Thip president has been back for some little time but has not been talking very free ly of his foreign transactions It is: pretty understood however that some new ships will be among the results The Can adian Pacific line on the Pacific Ocean i doing a very good business and it ta thought that there is work there for an other steamship The line has become very popular with Americans as well as with the English tourists and accommo dations are now taxed to their limit Aside from this it is thought that the company ta looking for Australian business and will soon establish a line to that island This line will in all probability be operated from San rancisco instead of Vancouver and is expected to consist at fiist of two steamships It is thought that these three ships have been ordered and will be run on the Pacific Ocean in a short time the Ri cley cure but says that it did him no good mother lives at 147 Gartield avenue but he boards at 4 Cunt'eld a ve il ue east iclvber MORSE brother of Maguire of channel by fa and V'h ju I dom in moiit 1 Alnmnd 1 Ba Eighth Uv: Ninth Hawke slimy in oil anil water coloi Edgar 1 Bissell the new instructor at of the hurt uh Dnliranz both working rpooi Whili I I inted the follov the chancery si tv The Vv'alkerviJIe at ions lot th is suicide iliout Presbyterian I officiating Patrick Store Incendiary and since his gradu the He re tilled belong to Dutch re ed ge res of the old mas Ihe results of li his memory th and the strong salt breezes that ruffle the surfaces of his shallow rivers and the quiet harbors which once floated some of the richest fleets of the world It is this nature which he paints and the people in it who poor and content pursue in humble indus try the ways their forefathers trod and et of Walkerville the anniversary of Monroe HON JOHN ANDREWS ictober NEIDOMANSKI October Hr eminent and more is takri until Thursday to put andidate up ami the Republicans lor the indorsement or gjuay been great but a few level headed mon kept the crowd back until the excitement vlcissitudtB )i 0IAW the head He tow didate for Superintendent of Public struetion by Dr I 1' Augus Mullin a boy named Demise planing mills each lost eond linger of the right hand by getting caught in rollers The Art Museum building committee held a meeting last XVednesdiy afternoon and considered the feasibility of proceeding at with building operations Two mem of the committee Thomas Palmer Don Dickinson were not present other members of the committee who pro and con were: vavis c'am Moore Here that the erec sufficient but of two wings seriously' con 1 1 LECTION VVER VISORS 'anil outpouring of the The Crystal Water Company of this city his been incorporated with a capital of 8t'i Charles Collins 11 Hubbard George i uel Mumford and Wm A tofore it has been considered tion of one wing would be at the meeting the building with court between was sidered To effect such improvements would cost about SoijiiOO but a large portion of that amount has already been pledged It is the purpose to lay the foundations of the additions this fall if possible The following tribute to that prince landscape painters George luness eastern writer is worthy of bcin cd: in Je Orange Mountain MAGISTRATE BARTDET RESIGNS SECRETARY' SCHOOL BOARD Sutherland president John Moffatt Detroit is in inil here nf clothes and not the satehed cut it with The Nickel Plate is giving its competl tors lots of trouble about passenger rates again It made a big cut not long ag but was called off by the other Vanderbilt 2 lines This time they are letting it alone at the risk of bringing about demoralize 2 Nf tion One of the accusations made against the line now is that it Is stocking the scalpers of St Paul and Minneapolis withn return portions of harvest excursion tickets Its competitors allege that these tickets were never sold to west bound passengers at all and are placed with the scalpers greatly to their disadvantage The trouble has reached such proportions that theta terested lines have made a general kick the Nickel Plate has been ordered ta withdraw the tickets from the scalpers cc? and prevent the demoralization of the ket General Passenger Agent Horner the Nickel Plate expressed much surprW when the notice reached him and statjlcr: that he would immediately look into tls matter The return portions of the tickets complained of make a cut of $1 50 in tae St Paul Chicago rate and of 55 in tte rate to New York Remus EM II Saginaw Gaylord Grand tion le col 'UVgc: but Graves claims to have held it all himself ut Mackinaw City Graves is ill under bonds of $50' and it may prove verv serious matter being a state prison Bay Adlal be considered 11 pla This nts when ad i Display) le awarded oth medal ana the Detroit International Ex Sweeting ifth David NV ilrooh Campau Georg people to inv stirnt'' the live day There was no torchlight JEKOME 'V TURNER October with piercing eyes under his grizzled His name is George Inness and he is the gieatest landscape painter alive It would be a scandal at this national anniversary period if wo had to go abroad for a ballad nen inis great poet for inspiration and cherishes much the same ideals he is in no sense an imitator of his Gallic predecessors He is as thor oughly national and original as they were He resembles them in the fact that he has recognized the same truth In their art we find reflected much of the romance of a turbulent time of revolutions and dynasties set up like skittles for the sport of bowling them down Even Millet in vested Ills peasants with a certain after glow of the watehlires and the barricades from die place The course arranged for the follows: i sitill (afternoon) Dargest locomotives in the world are be Rs coming very common Here is a descrip tion of the latest one which is built for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and is expected to run 10i miles per hour: "Theurfr ie overcome ami thesteam is sv allowed to exhaust quickly by escaping from high pressure into low pressure cylin ders and thence into the air In theory the locomotive is capable of hauling ten loaded Pullman sleepers between New York and Philadelphia in ninety minutes or at an average sneed in all weather and under all conditions of sixty miles an hour As this includes stops and arbitrary time it will compel a speed wherever possible of 100 miles an hour The locomotive ta tkt largest in the world and was built the supervision of General SupenntendMf of Motive Power Theodore Ely weight of the locomotive alone is pounds In running order with tender tached the weight is 224 oOO pounds TbSta are 45000 pounds over each pair of driT ers The drive wheels are 7 feet in dtame ter the largest ever built Boiler pressure of 200 pounds has been maintained on trtal trips with the greatest ease The boiler is 5 bv 27 feet and the fire box 9 feet by 4 inches inside measurement To the top of the cab is 14 feet and to the top of the stack 15 feet The running board is the same bight on the engine and tender ana forms an apron in front of the cylinders to protect them from dirt and the rush of cold air Sanding and cylinder cocks are worked bv compressed air Instead of the long hard pull on the lever the locomotive is started by an ease bend of the wrist The tracks have a sliding side motion of one and a half inches as well as a central motion permitting the highest speed around of Something should be done to atop reckless riding before any more arc manned or Kiuea and brutal art 1 school of rance put together own fear it confreres as it over among the a long struggle a golden nf ftrt in ers above his contemporaries like a giant The only living painter of landscape who approacnes who if he would be a pictures time to has come to the veteran Orange Mountains whig i aja enjoys the sunset at the world oct oner October SillTH October meeting was after the Co tile freshmen HON EDWIN (afternoon? (evening) "1 am figuring how many flowers it would take to till an apartment 24x30 feet with flowers" "And have you arrived at a conclusion? mourning fo inl Iliipitls Yon th rel Nir Daily of Detroit burg October De window of lent bust in hite terra cotta of a lady) It is skillfully executed in the true artistic spirit The use of a clay that produces this effect of color is novel and yet pleas ing There will be an exhibition and sale st high class pictures at 190 and 192 Jefferson avenue October 26 and 27 vertlsing the same it was i understanding However we wish to to the public that Henry NTlonev and homas William Ri NValtenspergi the art studentk the prize for the Museum of scholarship abroad sailed for Europe He will report time to time opened suecess workitig at our doors V'e need all exhibitions ot good art which we can cure tn this country order to arouse public attention and interest as well aL to serve an instructive purpose I would of three times as heretofore Rembrandt Etching Club will hold meeting to morrow eveningxcellent results attained by the eltib we learn beaded I I has been informea IO awarded medals that part ory polo Cleveland mans to tv If meeting in Miller (pera The third campus and own bones of her right arm A boy named Coyne working in olsom a note puncnea in afternoon by a He was not fatally non pai tisa: Wilder apparently leaves 1 as the committee tion certified Wtich 5 no one to certify Rose i (afternoon) Duvisbiirg (evening) HON NELSON the desire increased until he had his wtsn fulfilled and entered the old com pany in Dondon Afterthe completion of er works he was the first to or ganize a hose company and it is a singular fact that the old cart he ran with Don don was the first one used in NN indsor He i tary Miss Eberly of Indiana seereta ry Kennedy of Io nrer: William MacHerg of Him and ask'd what ire Justice Dower to day and af 'gnl sparring went over for which takes it beyond election Turnbull of Alpena whirl out of Graves now he hf the name of ii Wachtel to the Uouiny 24 2a I of his letter 1892 in which medal awarded "This medal is as applying to then supports vertising that the onlv one 1 1 i tn 1 111 This much disputed medal lias now oeeu delivered to us and is on exhibition In 3 indow at Nos 238 and 240 NN ood ward nue 6CH ANKON SKY in iI fifth Seventh Pocock Sophomores and reshmen on the Hush Election Attn Arbor October 22 Three different evenings this week the freshmen and their natural nemies the sophomores have met in what in years gone by bordered on mortal combat but what has degenerated in latter years Into a harmless rush and test of muscular strength of the two evening they were about the freshmen having a Xt the second collision outnumbered slight victory night on tl ian Day exercises way rushing the sophomores from one side of the field to the other until finally the lender of the sophomore force advised ties II tariff is tian rank Julien Thied Third ward Gladstone Eseauaba HUN JOHN Vermontville Albion October 28 November 3 IL Thorp 1 ward irst preri various thin Port Huron HON BENT( KESSEE become almost a friend It sends him the mists which soften the rudest and most western Canuck tnrougn anu imuu riving on this terrestrial ball in ti of Dondon May 1 1S14 He was bu months old when his parent: conclusion that although It which was assigned to has not attempted to changes in the method by his jiredecessor Mr 1V and in a conservative manner taken hold of the classes oi rutic ticket is dangerously ill at De tour anil it is feared that lie cannot re cover Davis oming Chr ward Gnris S' Cond ward NV Millspuugh repeat cm a slope of the lives an old man with lie Marie October 22 (Special) McKenzie County Treasurer Halloran Third George Chamnnr John Martin liiekey redei lek ill Edward McAvoy their daily life den bv Alfred's Lundos in ISV until ISe vk An interesting commentary on the great influence of Dutch art on the modern school of painting appears in The Collector of New York The writer a critic of recog nized discernment states "The source of strength in this school is the same as that which gave to the rench school of 1830 the force to revolutionize the art of its time But while the modern Dutchman in Maybury ond Thomas Borgman Albert miah 1 lo ittn Philip Ll apartment of this size the emperor had send to Turkey and all the Roman 5 lit? nrouauiv iicLul ulj take a fortnight of preparation in order to carry out tne joxe 1 tninn i be true for many reasons that he had to make such niirntinn wnM nrohahlv an pictured the delight of the guests when the shower of roses began to fall and their consternation when they were being buried in them not daring to In a good deal of the mere mechanical labor of painting a picture Tadema em ployed an able assistant who laid in the perspective under definite instructions Thus Couture the great rench artist also had resource to this method The Perspective of the "Decadence ot the Ro mans" was painted in this manner When Couture saw it however he started back in consternation "Horrible!" he said "But I painted it as you wished pro tested the perspective hack "I wished it in drawing shouted couture Eeave me The perspective hac couture grispea selves entitled to lire liber suit of happiness and ha right of wav it would be to life and limit Yesterday crossing Second avenue I vlared it lobbery He impress it fore that tariff means ta lective tariff is roLl After a work upon the selection of Supervisors for the coming election Judge Swan of the D'nitod States District Court aintuuneed the following appointees In warrant sworn out i fp oni I "irst Charles Anderson was elected Drain Com Dr one rear this afternoon by oard of Supervisors Thomas Galarno mother of marine dry dock proprietor lost her ante this afternoon while sweeping the Wright matter and the consensus opinion was that Lss blustering had lie done by some members of th council th matt' would have been amicably sr it will take jelly lie died Third nr How Mtior locked nil Alone and Endorned Cuiidldtilis Cheboygan October The in Term oil iron on NV JOYCE Bay City October presented by the equalization committee before the Board of Supervisors to day the majority report be ing adopted The minority claimed they hud been unfairly dealt with that the townships had combined with NVest Bay City for the purpose of raising the valua Alma Tadema the celebrated English artist is very scientific in his methods Yesterday in the course of a general con versation John Ward Dunsmore related an anecdote about the artist which will il lustrate this quality One day while Ta (iema was engaged in painting his 'N ell known picture "The east of lowers" a friend dropped into the luxurious studio and found the artist engaged in a series of calculations Several pages of paper be fore him were covered with figures that is arithmetical figures an inventory of what you have received from your asked the friend "No figuring how 'many flowers a Homan emperor would have to purchase in order to perpetrate exclaimed the visitor who was not well posted on Roman history and knew nothing of the feast to which the Roman emperor invited a number of guests and tbi literally smothered them in a shower Third Joel Slater NVilliam Nil! son i ourth Thomas Harris Job Dtiker ifth William NVeuer Robert Martin tello Caleb Harry NV Stotts 1 the Republican protective ng class at the ex of anotlier mid th inclination is to monarchy: to put the control if wealth in the hands of a few his wheel stopiii: he extent oi the injury npleiisant and dangi roti Ewen rout Cra intonagon on the People's There is considerable expense attached to the opening of the Museum of Art on Sun days and yet Is thought a mistake to keep it closed as every Sunday finds a number of persons asking if they cannot go in Various cities have met this expense in different wavs The plan of charging an admission fee of ten cents has been adopt ed and it is thought that this small sum will keen no one away who really appre ciates the benefits to be gained by an after noon spent in the study of industrial as well as pictorial art To day the museum will be open from 2 to 4 vbrti on "Al 'October October Eli Rl AM Roseburg octooei HON DAVIS MV I October leyer I ichael Hoffman Henry vnur exhibit NV acted in good faith and returned he was obliged to pay $2 5v di He wrote his Republican Congressman home tl The ri cent performance of Sr at Sturgis Mich in pacing heat in 2:19 3 1 Ives to Dewis honor of being the only man in Canada to Holland HON EDWIN sa to voti and Schwnnkovsky medal awarded music dealer exhibit and that the meoa was awarded for a diversined musical plav including a music printing exniJtt NN fully believe that you did no more than any honorable energetic business man would do in such a case aithfully yours Detroit International air ami Exposition Sd Soth In connection with the a that the publisher of certain "Is This raud" etc which in the papers recen that the eonnnittee and diplomas instructed teuton it John 11 Gehr rv John A ienike fourth Michael rady fifth 4 A It Mountain William in! The sketch fully at the in the past would niitcli will bo atta tribute to Grover Cleveland and during his remarks quoted what Chautwev Di pew said of him it: Mr Stevenson told November BLACK October October October October October November 1 1 SMITH countrymen on wheels are io be the most annoying All the lines running to Chicago did good passenger lousiness to the dedicatory exercises Master Mechanic Richards of the Retd ing has just complied i locomotixe ahiCB he savs he will give away to the first mansa he meets if it fails to make 100 miles PK hour iffin The Grand Trunk shakeup which to turning things upside down Canada yet reached this side of the river Wltri there are rumors that some changes wm soon be announced that will let out one two prominent officials of that road Upwards of 15W passenger coach and 400 new engines have been ordered cv roads centering in Chicago Tney are to be remix bv Mav 1 of next year so as on hand for the rush to the Columbian EX position The outlay will not fall far a of for all the roads Drake assistant superintendent of the' Detroit Lansing Northern has beea promoted to the position of assistant gen oral superintendent of the entire system including the Detroit Lansing NortheHl and Chicago NVest Michigan His head cy quarters will be removed from Ionia Grand Rapids The disposition to quarrel does not extatip to the same degree as it did formerly Railroad managers have learned forbear ance and mutual conciliation during the last few ears and recognized that saert flees and are necessary in interest of the common welfare The mr erent roads are so closely connected tnax any important step by one is sui to auecx or involve them all inancial Chronicle jV (Special) Hon introduced to the cilitical gathering of the season ing and was given an ovation duly acknowledged He said that time had come when the political par hai ceased abusing each other and got where they can meet and discuss great tariff question paid a Hiigli John I crept a municipal position but as the remu neration is not of the financial kind and abuse freely bestowed he wisely conciuied to keep out of public life In religion Mr Joyce is a Presbyterian and a very promi nent one as welt in pontcs of the most pronounced type that Canada needs a change Analyzed thoroughly and AH a man who possesses all qualities of a first class citizen ifnnr nr inseparable companion NN Drake staii 1 Drake same morning wlii liotmd tt James Hammond Robinson ifth NVill George Gibson Sixth Kellogg James Gourlay 'iliard Grey Thomas A NcNee A Clark John Bushell and NV Lugsden directors NV NVilliairs editor of the Sarnia Post is in the city Horace 1 pro inct 1 'ill Board at the end of th" yc a ins grown to sum pro fi els as if it were takin his time that should out to tli'lc meetings this rcv 'l that of the I DKemher Rev Hirsch of Chica go on "The Contributions of Semitic Lan guages and Culture to Christian Civiliza tion" January 18 Rev Lyman Abbott of New York on "The Industrial Revolution" ut Harvard Ninth irst precinct NVilliam Rob inson Horatio Mather It Second Thomas Uuc lette Charles "A Kurtz rock Third John MeG 'rry In Adolph Marsch ner ourth Albert I flebbe John NVunsch ifth Joseph N'eubauer NValter A Newberry It Sixth Philip McGuire rederick I'otn renk Sev nth Jacob Mertz NVilliam Rothwell It HUN RICHARD Mt Morris Mt Morris Otisville HON JANIES North Adams Hillsdale lonlrast in the publi' an niciiino it fi a howling 'Jo ufuht our sir ken ft: third Richard Ash fourth rede Pif? wnt'ii b'irst orecinct nivi( a 'nt tin cnna her John Benoit Jr Hurd ouriuIder ey liam i 1 1 Sec sattsfied that you nat It as o' ike in your aa Marshall (afternoon and evening) fsovemL er 1 1 ON "ii STE NV A RT ucuiuer OctoberOctober si nil so often fli i effeet II in ranx'is 1 eldman 1 ti William ed a furniture and tinder the name of tinuing in the to the present day largest business in eating ourth red Carlisle Henry Ryan 1 John It Eighth irst precinct NVilliam I John A Logue SecondV Weaver red NV Hawkins NVilliam A riedrich bee Guenther loms xxni elix A Doetsch Her ourth John jwmitii ifth thirty members Daniel NV Johnson of Haarow wants to ba appointed county constable It third rank Moravit Van Cowen If ski NN illiam I thony Luyr kx Broeg I 181'2 Schwankovsky Esq Detroit Dcar Sir NVe very much regret that there any nnsunaersiau" er horse being Corncracker inspector will Inspect the new sectiunt nd It Railway forefathers picturesque to the mind and to the eye The Dutch artists do not go to their cities for subjects 'The poorest pictures which are painted in Holland pictures which happily here and xvhich do not art nt all are those xvhich in base imitation tors make vulgar subiec the towns Bosboom alone could convert by the magic of his genius the architec tural features of a city into things of visi und was prnmoti'd to tw ers attaining the ('apt Maguire dicer highly est penny a lining critics will tell you Dore could not paint but 1 Bay whether he could paint in the technical iS sense or not his marvelous creative genius teaches more lessons to the people In A day than all the charlatan scribblers wan deride it could in a lifetime They told you Verestchagin could not paint but say there is more muscle bone heart's blood and national character in his Berea and brutal art than in all theiinde siecte need have no is coming aa Millet and his HON ADLAI STEVENSON Ann Arbor (afternoon) October Jackson (evening) October SENATOR ROGER MILLS TEXAS Grand Haven (afternoon) November Muskegon (evening) ri SENATOR JOHN PALMER Oi IL LINOIS MILLIN TEN Tf one citizen ol felloxv in the city the well Inrorntetl cia xi xvould unquestionably name the subject ot The ree Press sketch to day and xveix? one to inquire further and find that the business of the gentleman alluded to was that of a funeral director the inquliet ond 1 Third Cornell 1 ler Dill the solemn task of conducting a luneral he i over with good humor All as manx of his friends knoxx him HON JOHN Manton Midland Alpena HON Orlon (afternoon) iJucene irst i i tor Rev nt "'ll venlng at 7 va rd 'I Second war lenbeck 1111! 1 Ullip 11 1c is Third Georg rfo ulmer rm Art hur te City i'nwik 1 VW a lew sixth UULUMVI leti itiPf to the avvis 16 i i IPVl Hlins it WJ! m' luiiei a it's inn mnm Tn iek so th? class tjftobr 31 to te a giant in stature jet vsnau mm H7ar 5 Third xv aI oilice was November 1 November 3 iie suaems pcture nssnri i nn men (nrknn kvn AoveuiuLi und 'A ouis Thi it 1 last year proved such a success both hnan Muskegon (uftornoon) oveninei a cmx Ciallv and in the hitrh stnnilnnl of the nn A 3 man keichert kadler teriaiuments griven is out with its an Eowdl iaft i rnoon) NuV imber 1k: )hn i vHikuti tor the present season which Grm Sab ke 13 bred it xui uvuigu is i over mat '7 Daly John Manstield it ot last year The oHicors of the nssoeia ourth ward irst precinct Herbert Rad tion haw been particularly successful this Yale clifte Albert Al Henry li Second year in securing orators of national repu apm 5 yttrT A Lewis Wertheimer i niiam uatsoH tanon tor every lectu )urs opens lint ri ird Browse rrenns Hauuw on uonuay evening wiin Hou N'V X1 George Robert Ingersoll An effort was made 1 Iffi i ifth Marvin tn oi'uit 1 'A5 Stanton Baker It Sixth delivered but the authorities oi I Seventh Isaac Colvin jectimr to anything of a rehgmiis or tirui Carn Bampton John A religious discussion kspea one of Saaina Ui if bred tocK nu mgersuir jiven in its unvet eno Hast in Z' eter inricn eason is as nseeo A Mv John Hti 'W3te' I i ini Hi was of him was as lively as a nest it neoule in the vieiritv xxhere he lived heard with pleasure Thar he was going to New York and for two years they hx in peact KUONviho as not to be made a iokes He returned md worked at1 he came to ih his old sc.