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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-27
He COURT S.

Ernest Selke was on Saturday sent back to Sa xony
under warrant OF extradton, to take his trial in
that country on charge OF having stolen 700
Prussian thaers out OF letters which he was en-
trusted as letter carrier 10 deliver. After the CON-
mission OF the alleged offence, he ned to this coun
try, and, upon his examination before Commits
sioner White, he confessed the crime imputed to
him.
On Saturday, Christopher Flood. storekeeper Of a
distery at Spring Valley Rockiand county, who
had been charged with conspiring to deiraud the
government out OF the tax on whiskey, made at
the establishment In question, appeared before
Commissioner Shields, and waived an examination.
He held In default OF $4,000 ball to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
Henry william Morgan, who had been charged
before Commissioner Osborn with having forged
the endorsements OF George PIN Co., OF Liver
pool to the amount of 81 100, was on Saturday sent
back, under warrant OF extradti0n, to take his
trial In England upon the accusation preferred
against him. Morgan had been traveller for
PIN d Co.. and 1t Is alleged that he spent the
money OF his employers in betting upon horse
races.
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ARTILLERY AGAINST THE ICE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1873.

W ASHTNbTUN' jim. %, 1910.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In reading an account or the ice gorge on
the Susquehanna River IL occurred to me that the
ice might be disodged by using artillery. Upon
studying up the subject find that artillery has
been used Tor this purpose with advantage. AS
yOu have been good enough to suggest the use OF
the Signal Service for reporting the commencement
OF the freshets when the first breaks up, Iwould
suggest the employment OF the federal light artIl-
lery in times Of peace for disl0dging the Ice, and
thereby saving millions of dollars worth OF prop
erty and not lew lives perhaps. Although md
my idea Is not original you VIII confer lavor by
giving some notice OF IL Ia YOUR valuable journal.
II by publishing IL you could save one life IL would
repay you for trouble, although ] know you
pubic spirited enough to do II.
PRO BONO PuBLICO
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COURT CALeNnANs-THIs BAY.

:, SUPREME COURT CIRCUT-Part Held by Judge
Fancher.mNos 1881: 1886, ss5, 1888. 3d. 1927. 1882,
4S3, 700, 831, S33, 877, $685. 941 943 $685. 957, $780,
1899. 1853 Part Held by Judge Van Brunt;
776 1Oo6,, $780, s92 1884, 6O2 S0S 91O o12, 914, GIG.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Ingrahan, Brady and Learned.-Adj0urned
to Monday, February 8, 1873.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
81. 81 SO, 81, o., SS, o. 81, ss. o. ioo 1o2k 1o4
Jos, 107, 100, 113, 1913, 1856. 137 1885, $780, 14O 14l
142, 143, ia, 145, 1916 LAT, 149, 1853, 158, 1877 $780,
1so' dSs, Ise, l52 Ia ~ 1aS, 1872 Iss 49, 1875
247, PAS, $780, 252, 254 $685. $50, 26l, 2es. Cali. GIL
SUPERIOR CoURT9TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis.-Adjourned for the term. Part p
Held by Judge Northumberland for the term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge RObinsOn.--Nos. 1896, $780, l29
1l241s, s66. SO, 1866, So, $685. 1861, 1156, 612,
613 1913, 1892 1914, 511 3044, TO- So 1909, 1884, 32
1882 374 2495, l721, 1888, SOC, 2S07, l24 1854 1903
1856, 512, 1849.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Held by
Judge Spaulding.-Adjourned for the term. Part
2-Held by Judge Northumberland for the
term. Part 3-Held by Judge Gross.-Adjourned
for the term.
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The following were the prevailing quotations
hen the Board adjourned at three O'Clock 2 M =
In Philadelphia Reading was strong. and adj
vanced to 114H
DIVIDENDS, REPORTS, ETC.

vanced to 1141.
DIVIDENDS, REPORTS, ETC.
According to the recently published an
nual report OF the Atlantic Mutual (marine)
Insurance Company the premiums received
during the year 1872 amounted to $5s1s,o20. and
the losses to s., s45. The assets Of the com.
pany amount to s15.571, 2O6, ali securely invested
Six per cent interest on the outstanding certh-
Gates OF profits Will be paid on and after Feb
ruary a. The outstanding certificates OF the issue
Of 1869 win be redeemed on and after February A..
dividend OF fifty per cent is declared on the net
earned premiums Of the company for the year end
ing 31st December 1872, for which certificates will
be issued on and after April /.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company announce
a semiannual dividend OF five per cent. payable on
demand, at l2O Broadway.
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FIFTY AND THE BRIDGE.

The Committee OF Fifty on saturday submitted
report reviewing the Investigations OF the COM
mittee appointed to examine as TO the manage
ment OF the New York Bridge Company. They
endorse the minority report aud assa the fa0rity
report. They urge that the suggestions touching
che necessity OF guarding the public unds against
misappllcatiOn or other forms OF abuss, by proper
the Legislature.
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SUPREME cOURT-caamBeas.
Decisions.
Bv Judge Barrett

BY Judge Barrett.
Mary Denyse vs.. Henry q. Denyse.-Report con-
nrmed and judgment Of divorce granted.
Frederick Otto vs.. Mary J. Otto.-MOtion denied
without costs and without prejudice to q renewal.
Spingmayer Va StendOrr ct aL-Motion for
mandamus was denied, with costs.
Richards vs. Cooper ct al-Applicatlon denied.
In re the application OF the United States Ride
and Cartridge Company ct al. vs.. Samuel D. Hovev
etal.-Motion to continue Injunction granted, with
$40 costs.
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The quotations are based on cotton In store running IN
quality not more than hall grade above or below the
grade quoted.
Flour GRAIN-Recepts, -four. 5000 bbls. wheat
5000 bushels; corn 1850 do; meal 500 bbls OATS
$3.50 bushels barley 400 Do and Tor the week ending
500 bills and 3is7 bags oats IS 0 bushels
barley, $1,000 bushels The hour market ruled dull and
heavy and though make change in our quota
tons, prices nominay lower he sales including
ali kinds, aggregate only about $3.50 bbs Corn meal
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THE couRss or THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price of
gold during the week were as f0lows:-


The statement Of the banks proved unfavor-
able, although representing them in q stronger
position than they really are. Thus the average
loss in specie is only three quarters OF Million
when the specie shipments Of the week have
been three millions and Tire customs payments
fully IS much more. There ia q gain IN legal
tenders to the extent OF million and half Of dol
lars, showing that more greenbacks were received
from the interior generally than were shipped to
Chicago directly There Is an increase in deposits
OF four millions made up Of o corresponding ex-
pansion in loans. The cash deposits Of the banks
are in reality less than they were week ago.
Owing TO the system Of averages the statement
fails to exhibit the real condition. OF the banks.
We're the statement made upon
THEIR ACTUAL CONDITION
this afternoon, 1t would be found that their re-
serve has been reduced to within q million or
two OF the legal limit The statement, which is
made upon acutely declining averages compares
with its predecessor OF last week as fOlOws:-
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There will be meeting early next week Of the
depostOrs OF the Market Savings Bank, at which,
1t Is said, some rich disclosures win be made.
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COMMON PleAs-SpeclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge LOew.
In the matter OF Levy Bissell-Petition for q
commission granted.
Fredensing vs.. Green.-Proceedings dismissed
without costs.
In the matter Of the application OF wiedner.z-Ap.
pltca ton granted.
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FINANCIAL.

Al STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES
n Parties wishing 10 speculate can do go safely and
with small capital by buying privileges Write call
HASKINS BRAIkE, IL Broad street
Explanatory circulars mailed on application.
A SECOND MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED NEW
"A. York properly promptly cashcd Principals adj
dress CALLENDER x LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street.
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTG AGE
"A. on improved property In New York and Brooklyn.
''' ''i cxIIL SDER 4 LAWRENCE, 20 zine street
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week I5ses this day last year. a7is Rates cotton
were steady at the following hgures:-ro navre, by
steam lie. l%c sail. lc, compressed 10 Hamburg,
by steam Cd, compressed; to Bremen. by steam.
lac. sail, Ic; TO Liverpool by steam. 5i6d. Nd {;
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Wheat dull heavy and to sell there were no
sales Of consequence the total last evening and
to-day agcregatng bushels at 81 70 last evening
Spring delivered and Sc Winter white West
ern Corn quiet but unchanged. The sales foot up
about 7sOOo bushels 6ac 64c for interior good
Western mixed in store, &c. for choice 6bc Tor
damp Southern yellow anoat, G6sc. &C. for Western
yellow, &c. &c for do white. Oats strong and
In moderately fair demand The sales sum up about
40OO bushels, at 5lc Tor Western mixed, 62hc. for
old do, 50c SIC. for black Western Soc &C. for
inferior to good Western Mixed b2c. 69c for good
to choice new white Western atoat and Sc tor do on
the track Barley In moderate demand, with sales
OF 900 bushels at 81 % for Canada 81 W for Western
and four rowed State. and 9Oc. for two rowed state
Ryesaes $40 bushels Of State ut &c. Western nominal
ut Sc. q SIC.
FREIGHTs.--The market to-day was quiet, both for
commodaon by vessels the berth and for vessels tor
charter Rates somewhat favored the shippers, still
they were not auotsbly changed, The cngagements
"a. I'D; 900 packages provisions, at As and by SAIL
400 bales cotton at 1000 erces lard at Us Cd and
100 tons of tallow at 25 The charters include Brit
ish bark hence to London 100 bbls of rosin private
terms; British bark from Philadelphia TO a Baltic port
800 bbls. refined petroleum. U.s. Cd. American bark
from do to Gibraltar for orders 900 bb ofdo at g. 3D.
IL to the Adriatic, Is 3D. Italian bark do.
Gibraltar for orders 30 bbs do rates. British
bark from do. to Continental port 800 bbls. do,
private terms
MoLAssEs.-Thc demand for domestic, in Jcbbng way,
continued fair with further sales of about 80 bbl OF
New Orleans at from TIC. 7c. Foreign neglected
but held nOmnally steady. We quote -
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Jan. 1a Jan. Is Chances.
Specie. $2 ll0SN 820377 100 Dec. x739lOO
Legal tenders..... 10000 45,T40W Inc. 1853 100
Total reserve. $65b3 700 $66N5700 Inc. $Sl4OOO
Circulation. H642,AW 27,529Dl Dec. 1900
Deposits. 225SS 200 26.670 800 Inc. 40826OO
Total liabilities. s2to 100 400 sss4 eOooo Inc 81 600
Is per cent......... 6O,032.6 600 6l,050,U00
Excess le-
gal reserve 5,4991 100 6,295700 Dec, oO2 400
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices of the principal stocks during the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
STANDARDIZATION Wednesday, January %, 1873,
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev.
John +. Richmond, s. WILBUR SHAROT. OF Passaic,
N. j., to AMELIA =. HALL, OF Mount Ksc0, N. Y.
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CROCK PRIvILEGEs-$lOO FOR EACH 100 SHARES
$l25 for 5000 gold 30 or 90 days Privileges are free
sons not fully understanding the advantages Of
an ss expired Is q d
has been Son " @ sn@ s5es
same TO any one calling at our office between 10 A. NJ
cent have he ten
in thirty days Explanatory circulars mailed TO any adj
sSe
TT'HE COUPONS DUE FEBRUARY l. 1873, FROM
first mortgage bonds Of the and Chenango
Of New York.
MANTED-A FIRST CLASS MORTGAGE ON CRY
may address dpss' Post E ofce Y box I % ' '''"'
WANTED-sl2OOO FIRST MORTGAGE UPON BEST
w single FIVE story tenement House, in Seventeenth
amount and Wishing to invest safely for term Of Years
may address N. H., is9 second street
WE HAVE MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND
W Mortgages on city vacant and improved property;
also loan saw& sfs GAS LEITT R
$250 WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE, USE OF 5000
spCCO for 60 days good paper and further secured
by good collateral. Address IN HASTE, Herald Office.
COO O0O TO LOAN TO PARTIES HAVING LOTS
SOO.UvV unencumbered, in New York or brook
Bridge street, New York.
a3SUaUUU gag, mrs., class siIy p,PpssIsiy
NELLY, No. Pine street.
C1EO nOO to LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES
SlOV.UUU Any desired amount. Properly in New
NONE Money S5gS bonus RaE Hd o 6fw Liberty also
$50OOOO rD Dd SsM Eo ea se Is
sums to suit; no bonus required term Of years " K.
WILLS, Montauk Insurance Company loo Broadway.
$3.50 600 ToLoANJ3S . IM aoNs P.opEETy
Spa Sspe e. " s ' Sc %ssd 1p
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RossA.-On Sunday, January 20, ut Is King street,
[rs, 0DoNOvAN ROSA, OF SON.
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NAVAL sroRfsThc market for spirits Of trpentins was
esst today but continued very arm There buyers
.as asa
ESs w :. sS se but s1 SSe s
100 S5s Of strained at IS So Fine grades enirey
SSs ssfa Eai
Fsr sS market for refined remained very
but weTs S%na the held Ss
Sss n
Sak very lr% but The BIDS generally below
f 'S IT. put
f%y nea a Grees Ss 1a4e n
Spt or the oms yoa ana y & The
Philadelphia market yesterday was quite active but
s % YSs a OF ee s 10y
February delivery, at dc. which price was current to-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 bbls beef, 80 pack
n o sa hs r eS Ss and Ses re
packages cut meats lsOIs do, and lard 1912 bbs and
SsesS
market long clear at lsc,
boxes aNss Feb
c sps Of and short
s Sna ely tus at e.
SsO q. prices within Inc range
So do. prime tierces and ss s5 for do India
Hs4y e ans IN
Meais-The general market continued quiet st in
altered prices We hear sales OF 5000 lbs picked bel
lies at TIC nc and 100 boxes shoulders at66c. Lard
The market for Western easier at the
and business only moderate. The transactions comprise
300 tierces at 92c cash. 1900 tierces for April Ice
and 100 aerces for do a At sC City continued quiet but
RIcE.Thc market to-day mas been quiet but full for
mer prices yet current The sales were only about
40 erces of Carolina at &c. &c. and 100 bags Rangoon
6Hc.
SUGAa-The market for raw was quiet but prices
were not essentially, changed We have only to
"a. Refined met with ca! q hight inquiry ct previous
common &C. as4c; fair to good fair sc. 9c: good to
Prms choice, se: s9c. sensri!asil knd:; and
&c. meiado &C. q 61sc. Hayana-Boxes Dutch standard,
Nos to Sc &C.; do, 10 to IL &c 94c; do. IL to
Is i0c lD&c. do. 16 10 49, l02lc Ike. do ~ to 20
1lkc. n2lc white lie. to he Porto Rco-Renning,
sisc IOc Brazii-Dutch standard, Nos. to L. 6.
Manila-superor and extra superior. SIC. asc.
SrEARINE in demand, principally for future and
the market frmcr. Sales 100000 TBS in terces
February delivery &c. and 10000 lbs March the
same price.
TALL0w was in fair demand, and prime city brought
higher prices Sales 10000 lbs Of good at sc and 5000
lbs OF prime city at &c.
Misunderstanding 2es bbls and for the week ending
1854 bbls The market was firm at the improvement
noticed yesterday. Saes3a0 bbs at &c.. closing firm.
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THoMPsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon.
January 20, MARY, relict Of Nathan Thompson in
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral service, at tina
residence OF her son, John @. Thompson, % Mon
roe street, on Tuesday afternoon, January Is, az
three o'clock.
ToSELIER.-on Sunday morning, January %, DR..
JOHN s. l.. TOSEIJER in the 85th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1913 West Thirty
second street. Tuesday, the 18th inst, at three
M. His relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
his funeral without further notice..
TRAcY.-On Saturday morning. January IS Hon.
WILLIAM II. TRACY, Justice OF the Marine Court. in
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday zsth inst.' at ten
street. without further notice.
VooRHgEs-ln BROOKLYN on Friday, January %,
ELLEN I. VOORHEES,, widow q the late Dominicus
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited tn
attend the funeral, on Monday, January n, at two
O'Clock r. NJ, RON her late residence, 2s2 Presidenl
wATxnuousE.-At Passaic, N. J., on Taursisr,
T., only child Of George Il. and Helen 4 Water
house. aged 10 years, months and II days.
North Carolina papers please copy.
WEILBROcK.-On sunday. January o. DORIS,
aged years and months.
vited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents ITO Clymer street, Brooklyn, Il. d..
WIaSiSs-At queens, long Island, on m Saturday.
January January 90 ELLEN r., vile Of Benjamin "is-
The relatives and fr,ends OF the family are in
vited to attend the funeral, this day Mondayl, a-
Twelve O'Clock NJ, without further invtauct.
Trains leave Hunters Point for queens at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. Carriages Will be Ia waiting To s0h'
vey friends to house.
WoopwARD.-o friday January "a, after long
and painful illness, MARY H.. beloved VILE "a Aure1
woodward, aged "a years, months ana LvuayA 4,
| The relatives and friends are Respectfully W.
vited TO attend the funeral, from 2ii Leonard stttc
brooklyn, II. D.. on M,adsr 27ta tns1. AZ ''sSes''
| QUO O'Clock. ..Ir
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30
Public Sc hOOls.

Our city public schools open on Monday next
when it is important that all the pupils be pres
ent Pupils no, present on Monday will not be ad
mitted until the following Monday. Those pres
ent at the end Of the last term have the first
choice Of seats, and then the new scholars, after
which outsiders will he admitted, If there is room
The following is list OF tae teachers:
VIM. jenkins, Superintendent and Principal of
Sd ward school
lsrNARD-Principal, Miss Cornelia Delano; lst
assistant, Miss Susan o. Kelly.
70 WARD-Principal not filed; ist assistant
Miss Julia Mattocks; I'd, Miss A. NJ. Lovcjoy.
ID WARD-fligh School-Principal, VIM Jen.
klns; assistant Miss c. L. Mills 1st assistant
grammar department. Miss l.. f. LAMBERT I'd do
Miss Nellie Cayanaugh; Sd do, Miss Alice c. Tet.
low; 4th do, Miss Nellie Rochelle; 9TH, Miss Mary
Phillips.
4Tn WARD-Prncipal, George S Williams; lst
assistant, Miss Louise Rochcllc I'd, Miss Jennie
NJ. Bailey; Sd, Miss II. NJ Harrison; 4th, Miss
Mary j.; Barrett; 9th, Miss Agnes NJ. Cook
orH NAkD-Prncipal, James Long; 1st assist
ant, Miss Mary lIickling; I'd, Miss Bridget Nc
lnhill; Sd. Miss Bridget McCabc; 4th Miss Belle
Fisher; 9th, Miss Maggie J. Mckinley.
9TH WARD-Prncipal, Miss s. b. Willard; Isl
assistant, Miss Sarah J. Burgess; ID Miss Lizzie
V. Cayanaugh
TIN WARD-Princpal George Beers; lat as
sistant, Mrs. IL. N. Fields I'd assist Miss Frank
Wagner.
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HASDY--ln that ar-tocratic locality in which
our shed rcars it, graceful outlines somewhat
above the tallcSt Cympsum weeds, there are Scv.
eral saloons, in fact, standing ON our "pizarro'
when our nerves are strung up to concert pitch,
wc can throw stone to within reasonable de
gree of ncarn"oS to half a dozen of them We do
not mention this disrcSpcctfully to them either.
Far be it from H., otherwise aud different, than
mcnt, for of such is the city Of Ottawa, We re
side there to give them that amount of rcNpccta-
bility needed To make saiooncrs happy.
We have 4 new butcher shop in the ncighbor-
hood and John Miller is putting up grocery
store, We shall thus be supplied with all the
ncccssaric, Of life, viz: meat and sugar, tea aud
whisky, and until cooler weather don't ear" q
cent for clothes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

This energetic dealer in dress goods, dry
goods, &c, is still ahead of all competitors in his
line OF business. He is closing out his stock OF
summer goods TO make room for a magnificent
stock of full goods, and in consequence offers
wonderful inducements to every one for the next
fifteen days. Those who want bargains, such as
are bargains, should not fail to call at the old
popular stand, where the firm Of Rcddick ~
Gilen did thriving business, and where Mr..
Gillen, the well known Junior of the firm, now
successfully, as of yorc, runs business
Trust lis for this, that there are good goods
and hareains al Gilcm's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

Ar d. HEESAN Il COs.--This distinguished
firm have received large stock of new goods
such as prints, &c They have full stock of
fine dress goods, Just the first that are out and
the best, and we may andI also, the cheapest.
They are filing up III style for the opening fall
trade, which promises to be good this season.
For excellent groceries, dry goods, dress goods,
or anything in the line of well directed store,
commend us TO this firm. We speak from cX-
pcricncc, and the best men around Ottawa and
all over La Sale county will endorse all that
we say
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

Fr-NE * BG@N,-Thi, we'll known leading
clothing house in our city are receiving their
fall stock, and neither elegance nor splrndor fill
the hill as TO the merits Of the new goods, be-
cause the word superb itself Is delicate expires
sion. While We could only lool, on in wonder
and admiration, we could not buy. so We wished
we could find a $50 greenback and 20 for one
suit though some cost more, hut We thought a
$50 suit would array It's in finer array than any
other suit, except law suit. Since Solomon's
remarks about the lilies of the valley that were
not in all their glory arrayed like thc-c-wru
what W. mean is, that you men and boys 20 to
Fi'kc X Rccm's for your personal envelopes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-30

Walters building, a beautiful brick block, with
ornamental stone front, is nearly ready for the
roof. Long live Henry! May his shadow never
be less!
Aaron Townsend Is building a frame dwelling
house on q lot which he recently purchased
south of and near the glass works.
Mr.. Titus has been guilty of stopping teams in
the highway. He was repairing the canal
bridge on ia Sale street The bridge got shaky
and Titus, Staging across it, noticed that il vi
bratcd, Remembering that it was never intend
ed for a swing bridge lie has fixed the concern.
The corpse Of the dcfunct glass house is bcin e
rapidly cleared out, and before our citizens are
aware new buildings will stand upon the old
site.
Sidewalk are being laid all over town. Enter
pric' Enterprise! Glory hallilugum!
Martin kcim has very nicely new yamped the
old Wathcr building. lie has washed of the old
Ice cream, dug the peanuts out of the cracks re-
painted, insured and will soon flame out big.
He will run a staving ten pin alley. Roll on,
Martin.
McDonOugh is mcrcilcSsly tearing the aged
yitals out of the Olmstead warehouse, and pro-
poses to do 4 corn business there. He will Dor
row vitality from Strawn Il Powell to elevate
Go it, boots.
IIo yc; a distilery is coming. Whisky will
soon flow like water, Sure thing. No steel
works humbug. A full grown distlcry, with
yeast factory attachments Wen soon have
worms.
Dickcy is brick-wc should say, Dckcy is
building a brick. Although he is not building it
on tex, he Is an old citizen and understands the
signs Of the timcs He says Ottawa has not RIM
do,r", and though her ddlplote is somewhat old
and scanned, the man-&prjag Of her action is right
and that grit is the l1sr that will make her gain
time and become after a while properly rc9u!atcd
We call that gtod increment.