The Postoffice

As the postoflice question just now i? the all absorbing one, we took the trouble yesterdaj' to asoertain how the business men feit on the subject, and below give Ihe names of those who are opposed to removing tbe ofBce to the Haffifltfln block. I1UR0N gTREET. E. B. Lewia, photographer. A. W. Ames, Agt. American Express company. Dr. "W. D. Smilh, capitalist. S. P. Jewett, capitalist. A. D. & F. Besimer, restaurant. Thos. Leonard, hotel. Henry Matthews. meat market. A. M. Doty, boots and shoes. M. O. Sheweraft, barber. A. B. Henion, bats and caps. W EL Mclntyre, grocer. Miss Mile}', fancy goods. MAIN STREET. Mack & Schmid, dry goods. F. G. Schleicher, grocer. Jno. Koch, of Koch & Haller. Henry Binder, restaurant. Wm. Aruold, jewelry. P. Bach, dry goods. Wm. Alaby & Son, boots and shoes. Wines & Worden, dry goods. Theo. Taylor, general store. 11. J. Brown & Co., druggists. Geo. W. Struble, barber. A. D. Seyler, boots and shoes. Geo. Clarken, restaurant. Thos. Clarken, marshal. Tn os. Earl, grocer. S. P. Jewett, capitUi8t. J. F. Lawrence, attorney. A. O. Bliss, billiard rooms. 1'. Winegar, justice. M. & P. Duiïy, capitalists. Jas. Kitson, capitalisl. Hall & Moseley, groceries. P. Martin, rea) catate dealer. J. Schneider, butcher. H. K. Hill, mauager of opera house. J. A. Polhemus. hvery. Delaney & Hill, carnage manufacturera. L. D. James, St. James hotel. N. Booth, St. James hotel. A. J. Sawyer, iawyer. C. J. Durheim, tobacconist. J. B. Gott, capitalist. Luick Bros., contractors and builders. N. II. Winans, merchant tailor. J. J. Goodyear, druggist. E. J. Johnson, hats and ca;js. T. Marx, clothing C. Bliss & Son, jewelers. S. C. Andrews, books and stationen-. Jno. Mooie, books. A. A. Terry, hats and caps. Wm. M. White, capitaÜ3t. D. Hiscock, capitalist. O. C. Jenkins, dentist. Grinnell Bros., sewing machine. L. F. Hoban, clerk for Eberbarh. Joe T. Jacobs, clothing. A. Kearney, groceries. A. L. Noble, clothing. Sheehan & Co., clothing. Chas. Fantlfc, dry goods. Jno. Burg, boots and shoes. C. Spoor haruess dealer. Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Henry C, Waldron, lawyer. W. E. ])epew, lawyer. C. J. Gardner, contractor and builder. Eberbach & Son. druggists. A. Hutzel & Co., paiüts and oils. George W. Moore, capitalist. C. H. Millen, insurance agent. A. F. Hanesterfer & Co., confestioners. Ludwick Walz. J. W. Hangsterfer, confectioner. J. F. Hoffstetter, grocer. M. I. Seabolt, laundry. James Galick, capitalist. O. M. Martin & SDn, undertakers. H. E. H. Bower, Ann Aniion De.moCRAT. L. J. Liesemer, Wushtenaw Post. F. W. Dyar, Daily News. C. E. Hiscock, Savings Bank. Jno. Keenan, milinery goods. ANN 8TREET. J. D. Stimson, groceries. .J. (ioujil, groceries. T. Matthews, butcher. S wathei, Kyer& Peteraon, millers. H. Kitredge, livery. E. Hoban, real estáte. Jno. Clair. MISCELLANKOUS. C. L. French, agent T. A. A. & (i. T. R. ]{., Gregory house. Charles Miller, hotel. One great objection made (o the Humil ton block is that the people would be compelled to climb several steps to reach the office, and during a crowd ome one is liable to receive an injury by being throwu to the sidewalk, particularly during wet or icy times. In fact, the building is not adapted for in office, being insulticiently lighted. VVliereas if it goes to the öregory block nr the corner of Main and Aun streets, a fine building will be erected with a plate-glass front and marble floor. In other words it will be built with special reference for a postoffice, with entrances on two sides, and on the ground floor. If the office should go to the Ilarailtou block it would damage propcrty on Main Street to the amount of $150,000. Social last urenlng at the Episcopal church. Wbat the people want is a postoffice on the grounil floor. F. W. Dyar, of the'News, is president of the Imperial social club. Mrs. L. 3acket bas given an addiüonal $500 to the Presbyterian churcb. John II. Fogarty left thia morning on a ten days' trip tn Mnutrenl and New York. Mr. McLaughlin, of Jackson, and Miss Magg.e Boxheimer, adopted daughter of I'. McKeraan, of this city, were married at the Oatholic church yesterday. Prof. James A. Jenny, who spent Sunday in the city. bas returned to Ft VVaync. The electric ligbtcompany with which he is cosnected, are inanufacturing i generator and five lamps daily, and are several buudred behind ïu their orders. Tbe company expecied to put up 20 lights in Louisville, Ky., ye.iterday. Tuesday night Win. Guthekunst, resid ing in the townshíp of Superior, left tliis city tor home a littlc after nine o'clock, accompanied with bis daughter. Whcn near Mr. Audersou's on the South Ypsilauti rood he reigned bis horse to one side of the track, wben tbe cutter tipped over aml he was tbrown out. He struck on bis head, and bis neck was brokeu. Corooer Clark held an inquesl Wedue&day, aud n verdict was reudered in aecordauoe with the above facU. Mr. U. was 4U years. of age, aud had lived in the couuty souie years .