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River News,

ST. LOUIS, May 1G.-RivCr risen Que
inch; about on stand. Clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, May 1O.-Clear and
warm. Mercury "a TO GO. River fallen
one foot.
MEMPHIS, May 1O.-Clear aud warm
River rising slowly.
CAIRO, May 10.-River risen 8 inches.
Clear; mercury 70.
PrTTsBURGH, May 1G.-River falling
gradually; five feet eleven inches water
In the channel. Weather pleasant; busi'
ness moderately active at wharf during
the day.
CINCINNATI, May 1G-River twenty
nine feet and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
NASHVILLE, May 1G.-River falling
nine feet on the shoals.
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ST. LOUIS, :
A Man shoots his BroIheT-In.lnw--
Tho Eastern Capitalists Excursion.

A Man shoots his BroIheT.In.lnw--
The Eastern Capitalists Excursion.
ST. LOUIS, Nay 1G.-C. W. Guthrie
shot and killed his brother.in.law, Chus.
W. Weaver, here last night. About a
year ago Guthrie married Miss Weaver,
having been In partnership with her faith.
er. Last January the wile died, and the
Weavers suspecting foul play had the
body taken up and examined by the cor
oner. About the same lime Weaver at
tempted to shoot his son'in.law, but miss
ed him. Guthrie brought suit two days
ago 10 recover tho casket and shrOuds
enclosing his deceased vile from the
Weavers. Last night Guthrie met two
OF the younger Weavers in the western
suburbs and In an alteration drew. his re-
volver and killed one Of them, and then
gave himself up 10 the police. The pat.
ties are all respectable.
The party Of Eastern capitalists who
have been examining the condition and
prospects Of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail-
road and leased lines for the past week,
left for their homes this morning by way
Cincinnati. ....,
DECORATION DAY-THE BLUE AND THE
GREY.
A meeting was held this evening 70 ar.
range for the proper Observance OF this
memorial day. Il was decided to deco.
rate alike, the graves OF those who fell on
either side, during the late war, and who
have been inferred In the cemeteries in
the vicinity Of this city.
RARLY cLosING.
An early closing movement for the sea.
son has been innaugurated here within
Che past week, and nearly all Of the
wholesale houses, and large business
offices will, hereafter, be closed ut three
o'clock, r. NJ, on Saturday.
The Mayor sent TO the city council, to-
night, his nominations for the appointing
Of oficerse under the Municipal Govern.
ment. Most Of the officers arc renomina,
ted. The appointments were laid over,
and caucus Of the Demodratic Alder
men will be held on Monday.
INVESTIGATION INTO THE AFFAIRs OF
THE ST. LoUB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO.
About i've hundred pOllcy h0lueIs Of
the st. Louis Mutual Lille Insurance Co.,
met In this city to-day 10 discuss the
present management olthe company. The
result was the election OF ten policy
holders, empowered TO employ all nCces-
sary means 10 make full examination Of
all the books and accounts Of thelicom'
pany.
| A COIoRRD CATHOLIC CHURCH.
4 Roman Catholic Church for the ex.
elusive use Of the coIored people will be
dedicated In this city next Sunday,
Twenty-Five Irish and German Societies,
numbering over ten thousand members
have notified the grand.marshall that
they will turn out in regalia, take up col!
lections for the benefit OF the church aud
attend the ceremonies.
A fatal quarrel occurred to-day on
board the steamer St. Joseph, q few miles
below this city in tho course Of which
Edward Sloan snatched q butcher knife
from the table and plunged It into Da-
vid YARNS aide, and the latter died In q
few hours, They were both young mer
employed on the boat Sloan has beer
arrested.
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The Cedar Rapids Murder.

DUBUQUE, March 16.-At Cedar Rap,
ids, Iowa, to-day, some developments
have been brought TO light In the MAsBina
murder, which seems TO fAsten suspicion
on Masslna as the murderer Of his wife
ut least that Is public opinion. It NOW
seems that MAssina has been correspond
ing with q woman in Bohemia, who d
now on her way to this country, and TO-
day newspaper was found In MAS1lnA'l
house that the waddlng In tho gun wa
torn from. MGSsina has not been arrested
vet.
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CHICAGO, Ills, May 18.-A fire al
Joliet at o'clock this morning destroyed
eighteen buildings on Bluff street. The
heaviest losers are F. Zerkie, marble cut
ter: Daniel Hirschberger, wagon and car
riage manufacturer; B. Hortiuger, furnI
tuls, dealer; ]. D. Page, manufacturer oI
mineral water; W. J. Harris, carriage
manufacturer end II. ". Cape, harness
maker. The total loss b SAbout $4,000
The total insurance is about SO, 800. The
fire was the work Of an incendiafy.
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CHICAGO.

NEW REGULATION FOR CLOSING SALOONS
CHICAGO, May 18.-The ordinance re.
Gently passed by the City Council for
closing saloona at II o'clock r. NJ. went
into force last night, and was very gen.
orally Observed Ono prominent firm,
however, who have several saloons, pur'
poselY violated the law in order to make
a test case In the courts, when Il Is believ.
ed by It's opponents that it will be declar'
ed unconstitutional.
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FOREIGN.

A Costly European Tour by a Mon.
arch whose People are Starving.
LONDON, May 16.-The Shah Of Persia
will soon arrive at Vienna. He is &C
companled by all the members Of his cab.
met and three Of his wlves 1t Is stated
that the expense Of his European tour
will be i've millions.
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LIVERPOOL, May 1O.-The steamer
HibeEnican, from Baltimore, has arrived.
CARDIFF, May 16.-The steamship
Glomorgau, from Now York has arrived.
NEw YoRK, May 10.-The steamer
Metropolis, for New York, was spoken
Tuesday, under sail, having broken her
shaft. She wanted no assistance. Arrived
Steamship America from Bremen.
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For the Northwest and upper lakes and
thence southwark TO the Missouri and
lower Ohio valleys, slowly diminishing
pressure, northeasterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasional rain. For Ten
nessee, the Gulf and South Atlantic States
northeaslerly to northwesterly winds
rising barometer, partly cloudy and clear
weather. FOr6he lower lakes and thence
TO the upper Ohio Valley, northeasterly
winds, high pressure and generally clear
weather. For the Middle States, north
westerly winds, warmer and partly clou'
dy weather, and conditions favorable for
occasional local rains near Chesapeake
Bay. For Canada and New England,
noFthwesterly winds, cool, clearing and
clear weather
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ADAMS EULoGY OF SEWARD,
The Injustice to LIncoln..CaTd from
Montgomery Blair.

The Injustice to LIncOln-sCard from
Montgomery Blair.
New YORK, May 10.-MOutgomery
Blair, ex. Postmaster General, with regard
to the proposition that the surviving
members Of President LincOln's cabinet
should unite in contr0Verting some por-
tions oil the remarks oil Charles Francis
Adams, In his oration on the character oI
W. H. Seward, has prepared statement
in which he says: o.
"The statement as Il appeared in the
press that the late Chief Justice, Mr..
Welles and myself had determined TO
unite in protesting against the injustice
done TO Nr. Lincoln by Mr. Adams, in his
eulogy upon Mr.. Seward, is not strictly
accurate. The facts are that on the ap.
pearance oil Mr.. Adams OratiOn, MIR.
Welles wrote me. that he thought Mr..
Adams had not observed the customary
limits Of eulogies, which tolerated any
extravaganza of praise to the subject
It, while nothing derogstory to
others was spoken, but had unduly exalt-
ed Mr.. Seward at the expense Of blr. Lin
coin, and he thoug ght that those who knew
his statement to be incorrect ought to say
30. concurred with Mr.. Welles that
gross injustice had been done hr. Lincoln
BY Mr. Adams. l thought that 1t would
be sufficient, and would avoid an un-
seemly controversy, II the survivors OF Mr..
Lincoln's cabinet should unite In saying
that Mr.. Adams had been mlSled as to the
relations between Mr.. Lincoln and his
Secretary of State, and l go wrote AIr.
Welles, and also 10 the Chief Justice, from
whom l had reply that there was really
no occasion 10 spprehend damage to Lin:
coins memory from the exaggerations OF
Mr.. Stewards merits. I did not see the
Chiet Justice, but / knew he concurred
fully IN saying that Mr.. Adams had been
misled, and Senator Cameron also concurs
In this"
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NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF McEneryite Prisoners from
st. Martin.

New ORLEANS, May 1G.-Generals De
Blanc, De Cloud and others, arrived this
evening from 81 Martin, In charge Of the
Deputy Marshal and 3 squad OF federal
soldiers. They reached the railroad ferry
landing in front Of jackson square, about
five O'clock. On stepping from the boat
they were received with tremen-
do1s cheers by from 5000 10 1000
people who had assembled TO welcome
them. They were taken 10 the custom
house and released to appear before the
United States Court tomorrow.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, VA, May 1G.-The inquest
in the duel case was concluded tonight.
The Jury found Q verdict that MordecsI
came 10 his death by pistol shot wound
inflicted by McCarty, and that tho sec.
onds were accessories. The verdict also
condemns the surgeons for participating
In the affair and Tor not giving intorma.
tion to the police in time 10 prevent 1t.
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DAYTON, May l0,-No little excitement
prevailed here to day, caused by the ex-
animation Of AIrs. EGrhart and her son,
who were tried In Germantown, yester'
DAY, charged with poisoning the Hanna
lSnily at that place several years ago
BY putting arsenic In the coffee pot. Al
though none Of the family died, they
made narrow escape. II Is also charged
that Mrs., EarhArt, WHO'S II Year, Of age,
has poisoned the other members Of her
lAmIly, whose bodies are to be Gxhuned,
The accused will be brought TO this city
Tor trial,
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10000 Gifts,
100000.

on TUESDAY, JULY 9Th. 1873, tie Third
Grand Gift Concert, under the MANAGEMENT OF
Ex.GoVCEnor Thos. 3. BrGmletts, and auth IFiESd
BY special act Of the LeRiSltture, for the nCBt
Of the Public Library Of Ksntusky, pcs Iivoly
and unequiVoeilly tousS % in Public Library
Hall, At LouiSVille, KY. When 1000 olirS, al
cash, amounting 10 $50. 900. viii DO 6i,lhbutSd
BY lot Gnong The uekst.holdOTS. The money 70
pay all these glIs In null 10 already IN bGpk and
set aside for that purPo4O. 80 the following oer'
1AeAto shows:
oYHtcH or FARMERI'AS DRoVElI BANK,
LouhViLLI, kT., April Z, It's
This 10 10 certify that there 10 10 tho FARHCIlA'
| AND DROVERS' BANK, 70 The credit Of the Third
Grand 5ift ConcaFI for the benefit Of the PuSlIe
| Library OF KY, FIVE HuHDREp THouOAH D L
LAHG, which has been tOt apart by the Manages
10 pay toe gins in folL and viii be held by the
Bank and paid out for this puIpoIe, and this pur'
YtSiEnsSi II. 8. vEEcH, cs.h'er,
Only : few tickets remain urG1ld, and ikay
will be furnished 70 the Grft Sppl elptI Ct the
following pneSs: Wh5iO tickets, tIo; hGlVsS t5;
quarter, g. %; II wtol0S for $40; % for 800;
lis for 81, 900, ard 6i6 Tor 1900. For uGkOtA
and fall information, SpplytO
THoS. E. BRANLETTE,
GpRs-eodGW LsuIIyillG Ky.
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A LIE.-Last week an article was
copIed into the IHTRLLIGRNcER from the
National, saying that the rolling mill en-
IerpriSe had failed. That Is lie In &C
many words. viii the INTELLIGRNcER
give this the liotoriety It gave to the othei
ststementP-AoundsriLb Reporter.
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AREroRT reaches US that tho LegiSla-
turs tailed to make any appropriations to
carry on our Normal schools Tor period
longer than the end Of the present school
year, and further, that no appropriations
) will be made hereafter by the present
legislature unless the amount can be
IAken from the free school fund, and not,
ss has been customary, from the general
treasury.-PdrEerSburg journal.
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TaR Minneapolis Tribune says "Con'
gresham Dunnell undertook 10 sanctily
his drawing Of back pay by giving seven
ly-ave dollars Of It TO his pastor, but the
worthy minister sent tho money back"
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MR. FREDRMcK STURGEON, contractor
on the p. W. & KY. road, made an assign.
ment, Tuesday morning, to 9. w. OAld-
we'll, ESQ, for tho benefit Of his creditors,
turning over about $500 10 the assignee.
His liabilities amount 10 about $lil19.-
RsQIJurg NeleS.
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NASHVILLE, March 16.-FOurth day
two mile dash: Eucher l, Frank HAmp-
ton 2-time $40. Second race, mile heats,
best three in five: Qusrtermaster 2, /. /,
l; Msriposa /, ., 2, 2; Norwood 8, 8, dis
tGnced-time l:47f, l:49, 1:50t, 16l. Track
in good condition; attendance large.
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BOSTON.


BoLToH, May 10.-Coe, the forger, hss
been expelled from the Board OF Brokers:
Thirty.tWo thousand dollars worth OF
bonds are missing from tho sale Of Benz.
Humphrey, the key to which Coe Is sup
posed to have stolen from his brother
while the latter was sick.
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We regret to learn that a lttlo child,
aged eleven months, Of Mr. Robert Hosie
residing near Bethany, was scAlded 70
death last Saturday. The family were at
dinner, and the child accidentally upset
the lea urn upon itseli.- IEeIlSburg Hst's'
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REv. CRosS, formerly pastor Of a chutch
10 South Wheeling, has received and &C
cepled a unanimous call from the session
oi the Presbyterian church In Wellsburg,
Tor three months WellSburg Ne'rs.
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CANADA.


OTTAWA, May 1G.-A fire broke out
this morning In St. Albans Terrace. ThC
flames spread to Ottawa, Cumberland
Stewart, and DAILY streets, destroying
thlrty'six houses, involving q loss Of ono
hundred md hfty thousand dollars.
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FRANCE.

The Ministry 10 be Reconstructed.
PARIS, May 1G.-A complete recon,
struction of the Fronoh Ministry upon a
strictly Republican basis is reported as
certain.
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GERMANY.

EXPULSION OF CLOSE CONVENTIONAL OR.
DERs.
BERLIN, May 1G.-The German Gov
ernmcnt has resolved to expcl from the
country, within six months, the Largarists'
congregations Of The Holy Ghost and Ss.
cred Heart, aud other close conventional
orders.
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"A fre ct Grand Rapids, Mich, Fri,
DAY morning, destroyed the brush factory
Of Som 4 Clark Loss $4,000; insur-
anes S22, 1000.
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-ThoS. Breunon, aged 70, died Ot But
fAlo; Eriday, leaving & quarter Of . mill
ion, and no relations TO inherit II.
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"A number Of the Communists have
been arrested In Geneva, Switzerland.
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A CoLoRRD CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Tho President has recognized Emile
KarSt, as Consular agent Of France, ct st
Loulh.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
I2,0oO,0Oo ACR Es


The cheapest Land III market for sale by tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tho Great PlAtto Valley.
100000 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale In tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on Y1vE and TEN } EARS CREDIT AT PER CHIT.
NoApYAN ( IkTEBEsT REQUIRED.
Alld and hcs!thiul climate, fertile sol, an
abundance Of good water.
THE nEsr NANESr ~ THB WBsrI The great
mining rrgous OF Wyoming, Colorado Utah aud
Neyadl being supplied BY tho farmers In the
Platte Valley.
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead Of 100 Acres.
THE BgSF LOCATIONS ron COLONIES.
FREE uoMgs HoR ALI Millions Of aces Of
choice Government LAn0s open foe entry undGG
the Homestead Law, ear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and ell the conVenienee1 Of An
old settled county.
Free passes 10 purchasers OF Railroad Land
Sectional Maps, rho ~ing tho Land, also new
edition Of DEsCR Five PANPHLGT WIFE INV
NAPS MAnED FREr EYERTWHIRE:
Address o. r. OAVI5,
Land ComMItfIoa6F D. p 2, B.,
ONAHA, NE1.
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weather Report.
PRoRAHILTTTRA

Wa ULFHITUITEl
UEIIH oPFm CuW SIgNAL 0FTIoiA.
WksHplaToH, D. O., Nay i6,-s0lR.H.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
E1cIusI1elY 70 the InteIlI gencer.

By the Western Union Line.
Omeo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe lul
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

Inc rn'h still continues ut the popular store
OF II. d. "h!cn. The boys are kept busy display.
lpg The stock, which is now complete in all it,
parts; and with Il reduction in prices from ten
to thirty per cent, all would do well TO call and
examine before making their winter purchases.
CORDIAL in'itstiOn IL extended with full con
hachce that in comparing prices with Other
houses the verdict sill be in favor Of this ever
reliable housc
1t takes half lifetime in which to build up
splendid reputation sch as this house has Oh
tanned, ana now Mr.. Gllrn's care is that it shall
not falter or diminish. Hence he keeps the very
best of everything in sis line that the market
affords. lie visits the very best houses in the
east rs often as four or five times Il year. and
buys the best goods that are to be had for that
most powerful Of all pcrsuisivcs-rcady money
He sells for cash, too, and thereby is enabled to
undcE'cA ms nciThhors and defy competition.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

FAREWELL PErFORMANCE.--Mr. Joseph Mur.
phys farewell performance and positively
last appearance here this season takes
place this evening, and we refer our rca.
dcr' to the advertisement and card in our advcr-
Using columns for the full particulars of the
occasion. Tie offers very rare bill, besides its
being the occasion of showing the high apprc.
citation we have OF this eminent artist, which
alone would serve to crowd the house. As an
Irish comedian, Mr. Murphy has few equals, and
reminds one more of the lamcntcd Tyrone Pow
cr than any one who has appeared since the
days OF that artist. He has won golden opinions
from both the press and public over the country,
and the appeal for his farewell will be heartily
answered. Mr., Murphy carries away with him
the best wishes of the entire Ottawa public.
He Will Introduce on this occasion new and
beautiful ballads specialtcs, witticisms, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
John Dillou Next Weeki

The great comedian John Dillon, with splen.
did company, will give two performances at the
Opera House next weck-Tucsday and Wedncs.
day evenings. On Tuesday evening he will ap-
pccr in his great specially, major ds Boots" In
the play of Everybody, Friend" There will be
an entire change Of programme each evening,
In his peculiar line it is well known Dillon has
no superior on the American stage. Admission
usual price. See advertisement
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01

MvsIC.-Thc Academy of Music i holding on
unusual inducements and Offering spcndcd op
portunitics to all who desire TO obtain thor
ough musical education, or ii right start in that
direction.
Prof. Marsh Teaches the piano and the pipe
and reed organ. Prof jocclyn gives in5truC-
tons on the violin, and Prof. Roberts attends to
the cultivation Of the voice. These gentlemen
are talented and accomplished artists in their
several professions.
For term of lrs sona in any Of the nhovc, for
adults, SIS; children sls, \ term consists of
20 lessons. Pupils have separate rooms tor les
sons or practice
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
The Boston Ouinte,ts.

The famous Mcndclssohn Ouintctte Club, from
BOSTON, VIII give a concert at the Opera House
on tuesday evening, Nov. 18th. They will be
accompanied by Mrs. j. W. Weston, the distin.
SuIShcd vocalist. This "club" has been in exist.
rhce for number of years, and their reputation
rs the finest band of musicians of equal number
IN the world, is universally conceded. See adver-
tScmcnt
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1878
Tom Thumb In OttRwat

Gen. Tom Thumb and his famous suite Of Lii.
liputans will manifest themselves to the people
of Ottawa at the Opera House on Monday after.
noon and evening of next week. The Company
embraces the General and his little wife, Minnie
Warren, Commodore Mutt, &c. The entertain.
mcnt will consist Of singing, dancing, and other
OF course there will be a big
turn out. See advertisement on 18th pnge.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
Walthers Opening.
THE NEW BLOCK.


Yesterday morning Henry Walihers grant
confectionery establishment was thrown open tc
the public for the first time.
| The block IS doubtless the finest, not only in
the city, but ore Of the best in the cutire county
The block is q brick, on stone foundation
The size is 10 by -, two stories high one II and
the other IL feet The basement is well made of
stone, dry, clean and well ven silated and lighted,
80 that to all interests and purposes it is another
story OF itself These is, an extension under the
sidewalk fo7 coal along the entire front of the
building, tht width OF the walk.
Inc 'front.' is handsomely ornamentcd and sur
mounted BY galvanized iron cornicc Of very
elegant design.
Inc lower story front is iron and glass--largc
IFoh columns and fine plate glass lights, 5NS feet
III size. The show windows will be most elegant
and Illuminated evenings by jets under brilliant
rehectors in the center Of the windows
The Interior Of the store exceeds that Of any
similar establishment in the west On either
side OF this room are deliberately carved black
walnut cascs-onc without glass doors and one
with These eases alone cost about $500 each
Opposite these are four magnificent counters
Di".N ""lilNl, Win IclHt>St'c IlliGbt tops ana
panels. They are - feet long, and upon each
Is splendid show case.
The floor is of ash and walnut in narrow
strips,
The store will be warmed by furnace.
In the rear OF this is splendid lee cream par
lor, elegantly decorated.
The 2d story is divided into ice cream parlors,
sleeping rooms &c, &c,
The lower story also contains another elegant
store, which Is to b, occupied by Geo n. Cash.
W. c. Furncss was the architect, and ColwcIl,
Clark IL Co., builders
The block is Il credit to the city, and the enter
prise of Mr.. Henry Walthcr whose name adorns |
ihe front OF the building.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-11-01
WEAruER.-Thc weather during the past few

WEATHER.--Thc weather during the past few
days has been decidedly too numcrou, TO men.
ton. 1t has been 40 changcablc as the temper
Of the most tickle wolnan-the one whom YOU
love, and who lust about hall likes YOU
Kit was winter, spring, summer and autumn.
snd more winter 1t raincd, hailcI howcd.
showed sun shncd, storncd. Gained. trozc.
shaved, mistcd, stopped slushcd, mushcd, dried
up, and then raincd. II was warm, cold, mid
ding of either, and then it frozc. We're Going
30 climb q tree and resign if it don't quit