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The Washington herald., 1909-02-04

Professional thieves last night broke
ihto and ransacked two houses in the
northwest section Of the city. obtaining
between 500 and 500 worth Of jeweIry.
sergt Harry. OF the Tenth precinct
arrested tao men, and after q desperate
struggle, succeeded in getting one OF
them TO the station house. The other
escaped. and at an early hour this morn
ing he had not been spprehended.
The home or Mrs. Arthur L. Evans.
lSe3 Fourteenth street northwest. was
entered while Mrs. Evans and her hus-
band were at friends house The place
was ransacked from cellar TO garnet. en-
trance having been gained by forcing a
front window. The bureau drawers were
opened. the contents strewed about the
floors. and al the vaIuables stolen. The
thieves made q clean sweep. leaving Moth
ing behind.
House Ransacksd.
An hour after this robbery was re-
ported Mrs. Walter E. Hilton. OF 40
Deiafeld place northwest. advised Lieut.
Peck that her house had been entered and
ransacked- The robbery was OF similar
nature 20 that IL the Evans home, and
the police are Of the opinion that both
Jobs were perpe,rated by the same
thieves
Mrs. Hilton reported that pearl zen
dant surrounded By diamonds. valued az
SO. and several gold sticlpins, besides q
snail sum OF money. were stolen.
IN the Evans home two diamonds, q
carat and a half each. several valuable
suckDins. SIS IN gold. and a revolver were
taken The loot was apparently carried
OF IN a sstehel. as the piece OF q handle
was found on the front porch OF the
house.
In the Hilton home the thieves went
from room 10 room, perpetratlng indigni-
ties One incident that alarmed the fam
ily Is the fact that the thieves stole from
a small hand satchel. which Mrs. Hilton
left on a table, the key 20 the front door
OF the house. Il IS assumed by Mrs. Bill
ton and the police that the culprits took
the key with the intention Of returning
later and possibly doing harm 10 the IN
mates Of the house.
Men show Flight.
Shortly after this robbery. sergt. Harry.
who Is mounted, saw TWO men standing
on a corner near the premises. They
were acting susplciousIy. he says. and he
placed them under arrest. one Of the
men showed fight. striking the sergeaIt's
horse and causing the animal 10 Iurch
forward. almost throwing Harry from
his saddle
The sergeant lesped 70 the ground.
grssped the men By the collar and sought
to drag them toward a patrol box. but
they attacked HIN so vigorously that he
was compelled TO relinquish his hold on
one OF them He managed 10 hold the other
one. and when he took him 70 the sta
ton letters were found in the mans pos
session which showed that he had recent
~ been released from Sing Sing prison. IN
New York The prisoner admitted he had
served a sentence. but refused 70 talk
further
Several rObberies Of similar nature have
been Perpetrated within the past week,
and the police believe that s gang OF
professional crooks are IN The city for the
Inauguration The entire department Is
aroused, and II IS probable that extra
men VIII be sent into the various pre-
cints-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Said TO Have Been Dependent Over
Failing Health.
Secluded In her room At I2s4 Four-snd-
a-haIf street southwest, about 1 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Mss Mary Obeyhein-
twenty years OF ags, swallowed 4 GUAM
tity OF bichlorsde Of mercury.
Attracted 20 her room several minutes
later by her means, q member Of the
family summoned the Emergency Hospital
ambulance. After receiving treatment
there she was able 70 walk 70 her home
She refused to make any statement as 10
the cause OF her act. but The police say
she took the poison while in III OF de-
spondency caused by falling health.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04

Naming his wife. Maria L Amos. sol.
beneficiary Of his estate in the District
and IN Prince George County. aId
The VIII OF Joseph F. Amos who s;ed
Monday last was fled for probate Vs.
Ierdsy- On the death CT his wife 5Bs
propert IS to be sold and the sum Of so
given to Olive L. Amos. a daughter.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
CHEF CLERK RESIGNS.
Charles A. COnrard Leaves Post
office 10 Go Into Business.

Charles A Co1rsrd's resignation as
chief clerk OF the Post-Oflca Depart
ment and superintendent Of the Post-of-
ice building. was announced yesterday.
The resignation VIII go into effect Satu--
day. Mr. Conrad leaves the department
10 engage in business in North Carolina
The vacancy caused by the resignation
OF mr.. Conrad VIII be filed by Richard
P. COvart, OF Wisconsin. superintendent
Of the division Of supplies Of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General.
Other appointments announced yester-
day were those Of George G. Thomson, to
succeed NJ COvart. and George W. REX.
to succeed Mr.. Thomson.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
FORMER SOLDIER LOCKED UP.
Detectives Arrest Peter c. Warren
on Charge OF Petit Larceny.

on Charge OF Petit Larceny.
Peter c. Warren. alias Robert Reardou.
formerly a soldier. and recently liberated
from the Government Hospital Tor the
Insane as cured. vas arrested by De-
tectives Barbee and Vernillion. OF the
Central Office, yesterday afternoon and
IS locked Up at the First precinct station.
He VIII be arraigBed in the Police
Court morning on charge OF petit
larceny.
Warren prior TO his Incarceration in
the asylum had completed a four years
term Tor deseTtion at the military. prison
OF Fort LeaveEworth. kans. The com
piainant IS Louis AIsndis. proprietor OF a
cafe, to whom the prisoner IS alleged to
have given a worthless check for SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
MRS. BRANUM DEAD.
Was known as Champion of Pension
Fund for Teachers.

Fund for Teachers.
Mrs. Sarah N Branum. champion Of
teachers pensions, died a few days be-
fore the reward Of her faithful services,
voted by the State, was due.
The smallest details. including the list
OF the friends and reIetives whom Mrs.
Branum wished to attend the funeral
was found in her desk. together with a
request that Rev Thomas G. IIIars.
OF Newark, y. J., should officiste.
Mrs. Brsnum's death occurred Mon
day. after an Illness OF q month. The
funeral was held yesterday from her late
home. 2o7 East Capitol street The body
was sent to wisconsin
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
WILL TRAVEL BEHIND MULES.
Columbus Business Men Are Coming
to Inauguration.


Columbus, Ohio. Feb. "A unique jour
ney TO Washington TO attend the Taft
Inauguration Is planned by four Colum-
bus business men They viii make the
trip from Columbus In the old Governor
Tod carriage. drawn by four mules.
driven by George Crouthers, who former
y drove a f0rty-horss team IN q Circus
They viii be guided through The West
Virginia mountains By Sandy Wilkin, an
CD West Virginia hunter.
The men who viii make TIE trip are z.
". Kincaid, general manager az the Girls
tai Ice Company; Benjamin H Harmon,
Of the Nell House: Simon Laza-
rus, vice president Ct the T. & r. Laza-
rus Co, and John ". More. president
and general manager Of the Elk Coal
Company.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
THIEVES RANOACK
TWO RESIDENCES
Sergeant in Desperate Strug-
gle with Suspects.
ONE MAN MAKES HIS ESCAPE

COmrsde Locked Up in Police Sta
ton and Letters Found Indicate
that He Was Only Recently Re-
leased from Sing sing-POIice Be-
Iieve Criminals Are Coming TO City.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
FLAGS HAY WATE
IN COLOR SCHEME
Mr. Dom Explains His Plan
of Street Decorations.
THINKS EFFECT WILL BE FINE

White and Green to Form Back
ground on Walls. oOraiees, AID
BaIeonies-OId Glory to FIutter in
March Winds-gaI. Sylvester Pro-
poses aHozpftaI for Drunks."
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
BIRTH.

MOSES-On Wednesday. Fe5rus-v > 5qla
% Ar. and Mrs. Roy Il Moses. a sou.
MERILLAT MOSES.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
Hospital for Inebrfafeu-

One Of the features proposed for the
care OF inauguration visitors By Mai
Sylvester, chairman OF the committee on
public order. is what may be termed. in
lieu OF q more elegant expression. a
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04

Hes aches and NeeraiEIa From foIa.
LAXATIVE BR0MO Quiuins. TIE Eorid-Eids cola
snd Grip TeEnedy Teu0Ers czzse Cal for fun usrDe
Look s7r signature 8. y. Gr5Fa. =
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
ASKS TEMPERANCE
PLEDGE IN SCHOOLS
Physician Makes Proposal to
Board of Education.
CHILDREN SHOULD BE WARNED

DR.. Charles W. Richardson Urges
that Youngsters Be Taught 10 Fear
Tuberculosis and 10 Escheyv Liquor.
Promotions, Transfers, and Appoint
ments Announced Mt Board Meeting.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
DAILY DEATH LIST

Martin Keenan,. 80 years, Eloise.
christina German. 80 years 81 Wa
bash. cancer.
Claud H.. Palmer. i3 years. Grace
hospital; appendicitis.
James Ferguson. - years. 52s Brush
cancer.
James J. Johnson, 56 years. 2O3 Mich.
lgan. carbolic acid suicide.
Maude CARTS. - years, St2 Division:
pneumonia.
sarah. Dean. s. wears, ,33 Wood
ward, inquest pending.
John g >Schorkcy. 80 years. l10l Rus
sell. uephritis
Frances u. Rupert. 81 years. 2ss Lin
wood. apOpleNN.
Annie SULLIVAN. 10 months 30 Spring
wells. pneumonia.
Anna Sriedel. 80 years, 81 T. High,
carcinoma.
Edward Junga. - years. 1888 Mt.El-
lott: apOpl"Ny.
Henrietta L. Klopp, - years. Sos Jos
Campau. cancer.
- t'nrrt-t'iu0rS- ~ wars. 81 Mary's hos
pital. nephritis.
Charles fiplnski months. ssc
Twenty fourth pneumonia.
Anton JansseD, - years 1919 Scot
wnllam Warden So years sos Eigh
tecuth. old age
Jacob SclHria. 81 years. Sas scotten:
cancer.
Minnie Lawandowsky - years. 90,
Hendricks drousy
Henry Oehlcuhach - wears. N
CharlevoiN nephritis
Amanta D. Schuboll years. &c
TNiliiams; cardiac paralysis.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
DIED

BECKER-At residence, 1895 Beaubien.
st julius j. Becker. beloved husband
OF Anna Springman tBecker), ana
father of Walter otto 'Becker1, son
Mrs. Harry Run and Miss Amanda
Becker Funeral from residence.
riesday. at y. m. ana -. John $
Lutheran church at o'clock. In
terment German Lutheran cemetery
BERRIM AN-Feb. - 1903. at resi-
dence. 1928 PENNSYLVANIA ave, Frank
Berriman. father Of George l.. and
Mary r. Berriman. Burial at Erie.
GAILAGHER-F Is. Margaret Gal.
lagher (nee PowclD. beloved wife Of
the late John Gallagher. Funeral
from residence. 932Is Ftfth-st. Tues
day morning At $50. and 10 Holy
Trinity church at .
Ora NTZI NIGER Feb. -. 1909. at res
idence, 2t2 orchard-st. Emma, be-
mother OF Edith and daughter or the
late Richard and Mary A. Giddey.
Funeral services at house. Tuesday
at d. IN.
ORLEMAN-Feb II. 1909. at his par
ents residence, l272 West Boulevard,
Carleton C., beloved son of charlc ;
G. and Dora A. Orleman. Funeral
Tuesday at . p. m. from residence.
SCHORKEY- -Feb. 13, at residence, OF
Russell-st John G.. aged-a2-years
beloved husband OF Elizabeth Schor-
key Funeral Tuesday morning at
q CLOCK from ilouSt. anu - 'loNN a.
Holy Rosary church, by funeral car.
SCHAENGNG-Feb. II. Christ Schaen-
ing age 90 years 10 months '2s days,
beloved father OF Mrs. Charles Keil
holz. Mrs. John Mohr. Mr.. Ernest
Schaenng. Mrs. George Ferguson.
Mrs william Walters. Jr. Funeral
from daughters residence, Mrs. Anna
Ferguson. Eli Elmwood ave Monday
at 1870. and at Trinity church at p.
m. standard.
SPRuNK -Feb. IA. Gottfried Sprunk. al
his home. 4l3 Baker-st., aged -
years. Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Butsky, -, Anna senkbiel
-.
David IL Wilson. Jr. 20. Detrois;
Maude VI. Holland, Is. Grand Rapids
Adrain Anderson, 80. Plymouth, Anna
Anderson. 80. same
john Bailey Farr. Is; Anna VI. Gray
-.
Anthony Beste. so. wayne; Hedwig
-, Detroit.
Hans r. Stanm, 81. Ohio; Vivian G.
Tay Tor. 81. Detroit.
Henry Williams. 81; Addie Stecher
IS
Peter J. Lefene. "a. Brownstowni
Elizabeth Bourassa. - same.
Karl Sanlvs. -. Martha Schmidt, IL
William Paul, 20, Jackson, Nettie
Murphy. -, Detroit
Adam +. Brzezinski. 49, Pauline
MaznskiwicZ. IL
John \. Nelson. 81. Marie L. Wilmot
30
Albert Porth. %. Warren; Florence
Faulman. 26. Detroit
stephan Benodyczak. %. KostancyId
Huga, 20.
Francis r. Kurzawa. PC; Anna kot-
lowska. 20.
Artmr stevenson. 2S; Amelia Hol-
lister. 40. Wayne.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
ACTING MAYOR link HAS
QUIET TIME IN OFFICE

Acting Mayor Zink had a rather
quiet time. Monday. his first day ia
Office. Before leaving for Philadel-
rhia, Mayor Brciimeyer had approve }
the council proceedings ami disposed
q: other routine affairs, 81 The acting
mayor had little to 40 but receive hic
colleagues and other city officials who
came TO call upon him
Just one matter out Of the ordinary
arose. Sergt. Hicks reported that al
employment agency. the American
Theatrical Booking Exchange, hal
opened up without license. He was
informed that a Miss Gavin had start
ed the new agency at No. % Iafay-
ette-ave and Was accepting fees from
stage-struck youths and damsels.
The acting mayor took the matter
up and will investigate.
link. Is the first acting mayor from
the Eleventh ward in some years.
william Richards and Max G.. Koch
having been his predecessors In that
regard
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
DRAWS STIFF FINE
FOR EMPLOYING
KIDS IN SHOW
JOHN HAWAII, NiCkElOOeON
OWNER. is FIRST TO FALL uN-
DER BAN POLICE WILL BE
MORE ACTIVE NOW.

The first conviction nnder the or
6inance prohibiting the employment
OF children under 6 years OF age In
theaters except on permit from the
may or was obtained by Truant ON
GERS Bycraft and Ellenstein In the
recorders court. Monday morning
The defendant was John Hawai-. pro
prietor OF the West End Nickelodeon
az Medina and CarSsts. In the Eign'
'eenth ward. Judge Phelan fined hir
S25 and S. costs, with the alternative
of 80 days in the house OF correction,
Hawaii paid
Officers Bycraft and Ellenstein ties
t.fed that they found three young
girls performing in the place on the
night of Sunday, Feb. / and ordered
the proprietor 10 dispense with their
services. which he did. closing the
show abruptly. The show is over a
saloon kept by Hawai-. and on the Or
casion OF the officers visit several men
in the audience were smoking. The
girls are all school children, and all
were present 10 testify against Ha
Nazi They are: Ruby Sims, aged H.
No. 1897 West Jefferson-ave.: Martha
Collins. aged -. No. 2ll Pitcherst.
and Bertha Caumpa. aged IA, No 81
Anspachst.
The girls told the court that they
were 10 receive a dollar a night 70,
their services and had worked two
nights when stopped by the police
Ruby and Martha said they had re
ceived one dollar each for the tw1
nights work, while Bertha declared
ne had not been paid at all.
Hawai- said he employed the girls
through the O'Donnel booking
agency in the Breitmeyer building an
didn't ask their age or II they had a
permit lie understood, he said. that
iheir parents allowed them to per
form. Judge Phelan held that Ha
yazi's failure to inform himself was
mo defense and promptly slapped Oh
me fine.
With this case as a precedent the
police will keep closer tab than ever
on the proprietors OF the fnickel thea
tcrs now.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
PROPOSE CHANNEL FROM
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO

WASHINGTON. FEB IA meas
ure will be introduced in congress soon
providing for the complete survey and
perhaps for the construction OF a deep
water channel from Chicago To Buffalo
via Sault ste Marie All the shipping.
manufacturing and laboring interest J
on the great lakes are behind the pro.
jet. That the plan is feasible is in.
dicated by the fact rhat already there
is Il Chicago to Buffalo channel p feet
t1gp
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
c. AND 0. ROAD FILES
$3o,ooo,ooo MORTGAGE

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. f5-The
largest mortgage ever recorded in
Campbell county. Kentucky. has been
filed by the Chesapeake q Ohio Rail-
way CO. to the United States Mortgage
d Trust Co. The amount is $50 1000.
900 and Includes all OF the property OF
the railroad company in Campbell
county and the rolling stock on which
is issued the general funding gold
bonds made payable I'm January. 1920.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Suppressed Divorce suits.

Suppressed salts Tor divorce were
f!ed. Monday, by Lillian vs. Joseph J..
II. Graham, Hazel vs.. Albert K. VIII
son: Walter vs.. Deruccia j Howell:
lanes VI. vs. Elizabeth Clausen: Ida
NJ. W. John W. Harris; Olive vs..
James Mateyia. Anna vs. Charles 4.
Reid Elizabsth ". James II. Mana
ing. and Mary r.. VS. Harry G.. Elliott.
SEPARATE maintenance is asked for by
Anna from Andrew FrankOwiac.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16

ART STORES-FRA
w. w. Henry. 10 Withereh.
John Willis. 22S Brush.
ART NEEDLE WORK SHOP.
pontlif.Dupont Co, 81 John II.
ARTs-CLASSES IN DESIGNING q
PAINTING.
Fine Arts Academy, Fine Arts bius
AUTOMOBILES "MAxWEll.
Maxwell Briscoe-McLeod Co, 40 '''
ferson.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, TRusses.
A. Hesch. 90 Broadway.
ASBESTOS MATERIALS.
! Johnson-& Co. 362 Gratiot.
AsEPTiC CHiROPODiST.
Dr G Hathaway, East Grand Ci''
Gus park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ElS'
Auto Express Co. AZ Randolph.
Broadway Auto Co. SO John X.
AUTOMATIC FihE WINDOWS.
Robt. Hutton IL Co. ll2 East FORT
ACCORDION PLAlTiNG-BUTToNS
COVERED.
Sara \. Smith, room %, 2l1 WooH'
ward.
BANKS.
Peoples State. capital ana surplus
S3,0000D0. a..
Security Trust Co, undlViueu P''"''
$G25.00O. oo
Michigan Savings, capital $2oo'ooo.
Central Savings. az per cent interest,"
L. S. Savings. 2 y per cent interest
Detroit United, per cent interest
BOWLING ALLEYS, POOL TABLES
Brunswick Bake Collender Co. loO
Randolph.
BILLIARD AND POOL SUPPLIES
The Scmlenburg Mfg. Co. - nai'
dolph
BUSINESS, TYpEWRiTiNe, ETC.
The Business Institute. Brei'peye'
Bldg.
PERRIN shortGahd inst. Lafayette ano
Wayne. ~
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
SODA FOUNTAINS.
Geo. Marsh Mfg. Co, Farmer.
BAKERS AND coNFECTioNERS.
r - Gallagher q Co, l33 JEFFERSON
cAlNA-GLAssWARE.
LIB. King & Co.. 1913 Woodward.
CHINA DECORATION WATER
COLORS.
Nora Fern Wood, 6 Adams'ave. "eS'
CLOTHING.
Corron & Co. 90 Woodward.
cLoTHIeRs, HAeERDAsHERs, ETC
J. C. Haase * Son. u Grand RIVER
CoRsETs.
Uvart Corset shop. IFS Broadway.
"Sylph Form" Corset shop. 200 WASH
ington Arcade.
coRseTS-L. M. CORRECT FORM
l.. +. Moylan. 81 Woodward
ciGARs-"LITTLE MINISTER" SC
lC. +. Howell 400 Loyal Guard Bldg.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Levin az Cohen. 137 Michigan.
Highest Prices paid for gents sccon
hand clothing
DENTISTS.
Best Dentists Co. Inc. "a Grand Rive
Or Mnler's Utopia Dental PariOrs, .
Michigan
DR.. W. II. Baker. 800 Hodges Bldg.
DRUGS.
Parlor Drug Store. II Washington 81
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL, ETc.
Cutting x Dressmakius School, =
Michigan o.
DIAMOND CLEANSER BAR PoLISH
Murray Mfg Co, SIS Third.
DRESS MAKERS SUPPLIES.
~ y Trimming X Lining House, /
John r.
DRY AND STEAM CLEANING AM
OYEINC.
clay G Coopor fsucccssor 70 Ia Tou
EiNel Dry Cleaning Coz - Adam'
ave. west
A. Inlay. 3j7 Woodward
DRY AND STEAM CLEANING.
TashmO lTy Clearing Co. is John II
ELECTRIC BATHS.
Prof. staco's Institute. - Farrar.
EMPLOYMENT oFficE-WoMEN.
Mr.. Hut pafd. 80 - Woodward.
ELECTRO OeRMAToJooIST.
MN tafG BBT5e., 10 Broadway
gLeCTRoLNS,S ELECTRIC FACIAL
..ll Scgp Massage. '.s, NV n
SgRkirUks, srCVEs. CARPETS.
Summorav,d s. AstA;, 80 Michigan.
pesSf-tii,,s- .--s-.i,. IN. IA Gsati
klett a Cain, Us Michigan.
E. c. blake Il. Co. ~ jefferson.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
CITY NOT LIABLE FOR
10Y RIDING" ACCIDENTS

Harry Stone. aged l3 Who was per.
manenlly. injured by being run over
ty Ihc park department automobile
Ang Is. 1908, has NO recourse from the
city ir the opinion Of Assistant Cor.
poration Counsel 'tkinson. Tie opin-
ion states that the driver was Joy.
fitiine az tho time of the acciden;.
and was. therefore not acting in the
lire OF his duty. and the boys only
redress * In snit against the driver.
II requires about 100. 000 lemons 10
make ore pipe. about J7I pounds, OF
citrate of lime
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
BIRTHS

BOYS.
William Santer. lAi Hale
Walter Ipomis. oil canton.
Oswald Zimmerman. S91 Harper
Ernest Belanger. 10 I.auderdale.
William Nufer. 1913 I.eVerenze
Amiel Victor. az SrNburn.
samuel Lingeman. 50 Catherine.
GIRLS.
Patrick sullivan. Sl9 clinton.
claude stafford. $50 Chrnc.
Frank Reynold. - Lafayette.
William P"tsCh. 1916 Helen.
Nell Murras. 67S Williams
Frederick Ctckelman. 81 Infantry.
Edward sheldon. 6Ti Waterman
Frederick Thecl. 14J Iawndale
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
Artists Concert This Evenino

A musical event OF considerable
promise is the Detroit Artists concert.
Monday evening. Feb. Is. in the North
congregational church Woodward and
Blaine.aves. All the artists taking part
are local musicians and the program
Is one tina. will display their
varied talents TO the fun.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
=sHaa-.
INrERuRBAN LINES.
Dctrot United Intrrurban Lines.
FLINT ILulIf.Ds--S 10 H. tn an

Dctroit United Intrrurbnn Lines.
FLINT IiuiIf.Ds-S Ia a. IN. and
i.1j l.. M. Locals for Rochester ana
Flint. : a. IA, and every two hours ~
u. m. IL D IN, to oxford locals to
Rochester ami Romeo, s n. m. and
every two hours TO 10 p. M. also "a
=. m
FORT HURON LiMiTEOs-. g. a.
Saturdays only II 40 y m; Suuda -
only. IA y III, Locals for Vow B4.ti
more AlgOuac. Marine city and PO.,
. 70 ~ to Marine cry. 10 SIX C.encs,s'
hourly to II y ~. To NJ. clemens "a
shore Lire. hourly. G.2N a. m 20 9.ss
D. m. also II g. N.
TOLEDO .LIMirEps--s 20 a. m.
I1.2v a. 'fA.N 30 and - \ ~. LOvajs
Tor Rockuoot Ncw prst! Monroe and
Toledo. ho..iy, ESQ =. ~. $50 y. ia.
also $50 an6 2 ~, N.nroe
i2io ana s.!5 y NJ !.oe.,s for JACK
eou a. nt. an1 uyriy two 40 .rs h.
> D. u. f0I Ann \ bor Z O. ~ and
aogrlA un,ii II - ma; for r.y.-e1.i
two hours untii : &c .. M also : > ~.
and Ii 4. IN. Saline ~ars ttpfn %.
lant.
Tor Nynadottc aod Trrntoa--i - 4
m aud nat hourly - SO fs..-'lci.riy
TO 1893 - IN. sundays. Est ~. AZ
: O3 with haif-hOutiy service thtaISa.
out
Tor Royal oah. ,urm'ogbam aad
Pontiac-6.eO a. Ia. tHtn .ttt- -f1ff,t
, uutll , y. ~. thcn 10" - dnt.t II - -
Ftrst car Onc-half uyur litter Oh San.
day.
m. and nOurly until y. m. iof
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. ., 2. ., " =
M /, 2, }, 4, 3, Z, ., IL y. IN.
Last cars await closing ot theatera