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The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

On improved farms, for term of years, at eight
per cent. interest. +. x. FAY,
Office, Opera House Block.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Try pair of those acuter. .prOof Cordovan shoes
for ladies' wear, at Child ~ Phipps's. just the
thing for winter wear.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

The Morris independent made Il visit recently to
the Grundy county Jail, and among others inter-
viewed pluck Whalcn who with his brother,
ThOs. Whalen, are there confined Whalen says
he got the name "Pluck" from man who used
to visit his house occasionally when he was n
boy, who would hold him up by the ears to see
how long he could stand it; and from the fact
that for pennies and five cent pieces he would,
as a hoy, wrcstlc and fight boys older and bigger
than himself He left Ottawa at 10 years of age,
working afterwards on the lakes and as n circus
hand with Grady's show He can read well and
write, and is pretty well informed. He is charg-
ed with assault with intent to kill, in which his
brother is implicated.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Don't buy any shoe leather before looking in
at Child d Phpps's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

What we brag on is the quality, style and
make of our clothing, and in prices we defy com
petition, for we make all our own goods.
A. FRANK X Co., the peoples clothicrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
an, roticcs nfr.cn cents pcr line.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities doing all kinds of job Work, In the va
rous styles OF the not surpassed In this eco ana
we respectfully solicit wishing anything done in tins
line to give us call BY the udlcious and liberal use OF
printers ink many mans has been made and the
deld is still open. Try II.
Orders hy mail promptly attended to-
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

d. lIeenan Il Co. are prepared TO furnish PoTA-
TOES and other vegetables in any quantity iorfall
and winter use at bottom prices. Lay in your
supply before they grow scarce.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

MONEY TO LOAN on easy terms upon first-class
farms only. ALLEN JORDAN, Opera House Block.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

DR.. E. S. HoBERT's DENTAL Rooms are located
drug store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

WANTED-Toung men with capital of $40 tC
call on Thos. y. Fitz, Whites Hotel, Ottawa. No
BOYS wanted. Call next , days.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
Still Gong On.

Mrs. O'Meara is, Of course, still showing and
selling choice stock of millinery goods. For
the latest shapes, coors and styles of trimmings,
call on her.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Look at the shirt and drawers for 25, 35, - and
GOc at NJ. Stlefel Il Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Electro-vapor baths on Columbus st. two doors
south of the Congregational church.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

WANTED-To rent or purchase, secondhand
piano, by Prof. A. Krommer, old postotiice block.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

QUERY: "Why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros 'Seal cr
Worth CGrOlind' at the same price, au5-ly
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Mr.. r. W. King, Of II. c. y Il. y. King, cigar
box and pump manufacturers, had one OF his lit
tie fingers split from the tip to the second Joint
bv rip saw in their factory.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Pencils, pens, ink, states, and everything want
ed in the school room, at Osman " Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Shell oysters, shell clans, celery, and the best
brands of fresh can oysters at Walther's big new
store today.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
Cl0aks! ClOaKs Z.

An immense line of new cloaks just received
at HULLs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Underwear for p cents and upwards, all sizes
and kinds. one door west Of the yellow corner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Quick sales and small profits is the watchHor
at J. Megafiin's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Old and young, rich and poor, are al welcome
at Walther's grand opening at his new candy
store today Please call.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

When in need Of clothing or furnishing goods
it will pay you TO call at one door west of yellow
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

We have the best stock of fine shoes in the city
and prices very low for quality.
CHILD IL PHIPPs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

\. Frank IL Co., the popular clothiers, are daily
crowded with customers getting their winter OUT
fits That looks like business.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
A New Candy, Fruit, Oyster and Toy Stor,

Fine and common underwear, cheap, at y.
Frank ~ Co.'s.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

FoUND.-Thc best place to buy underwear i:
at 4. Frank IL Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Call and see those nice nobby suits at Trabing's
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
Accumulated at Last.

Gloves and mittcns cheap at the popular cloth
crs A. Frank " Cos
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

a few doses Of DR.. Marshal'> Luhg Syrup cured
my child of a most dreadful cough can cheer
fully recommend il As the best cough medicine l
have ever tried. Mrs. c. Knox, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by VI. Kneussl.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Mems ovcrcoats selling for only - at William
Trabings.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

If you wish your clothing made to order call on
William Trabing, 'the fashionable tailor, in the
Opera House Block, and he will give you Il per
feet tit and that at = reasonable price, too
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

% cents buy good shit or drawers at NJ.
Stiefel IL Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

NIkmd- o. >,h1u. Book u-ti in ,he city ,ud
county. Tor sale ut tie lowest prices al o-mau N
'llu-maa'~.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Novelties in neck wear just opened at a. Frank
Il Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

There will Ne a democratic rally at La Sale on
next Monday evening, which will be addressed
bv Hon. ". ;. Brooks and Hon. q. W. Arm
strong.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

They are showing the best value in boots AMI
shoes in the city at D. Icenan & Co 5. The
stock embraces goods for ladies, misses and boys.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

New styles OF visiting cards at Osman & Hape-
mans
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Bargains in boys suits at NJ. stiefel X Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

- buy good suit at N. sticfel X Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

The ladies should not fail 10 -.e the new CLuAk>
at d. Heenan X Co.'S. They are he thing, per
feet in STYLE and make and perfect tit.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Good goods and low prices is she motto al Ira
biugs clothing store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

DR. F. ; HoBERT's DENTAL ROOM, are located
lin Woods new block, over Forbes " Gchrn=-
Ihr1r.- = frrD
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

We will not toe uudcrsold ON anything in the
shoe line CHILD ~ iHliI--
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Don't forget the immcrse Stock Of men and
bows clothing at \. Frank X Coz. and the lu"
prices west 90! court house
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Bargains in fine suit, at NJ. Stie,d " Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
PHILLIPS BROS.

WANTED---lO,O 900 Bushels Of
Potatoes, anu all kinds Of Country
Produce, for which we will pay
the highest market price.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

nlleu by MISS NaSn, SlSlcT Ol lHc IcClOI.
Money to Loan
On improved FARMS for a term of years, at eight
per cent interest +. x FAY,
Office Opera House Block.
CIoaks! CloaKs!!
An immense line of new cloaks just received
at HULL's.
Walthers home made caramels and candies
fresh every day. No old Chicago caramcls sold
a. Wather's.
Don't buy any shoe leather before looking in
at Child d Phipps's.
Call and see those nice nobby suits at Trabings.
WANTED-To rent or purchase, a nd-hand
piano. by Prof A. Krommer old postotiice block.
DR.. E. S. HoBERT's DENTAL Rooms are located
in Woods new block, over Forbes " Gehring's
drug store.
Look at the shirt and drawers for %, 30, 10 and
6Oc at NJ. Stiefel Il Co.'S.
The best brands Of FLOUR in the market at d.
Heenan Il Co.'S and all groceries at bottom
prices.
MONEY TO LOAN on easy terms upon iirst-class
farms only ALLEN JORDAN, Opera House Block
Electro-vapor baths on Columbus 81. two doors
south of the Congregational church.
WANTED-Toung men with capital of $40 TO
call on Thos. y. Fitz, Whites Hotel Ottawa. No
boys wanted. Call next days.
Quick sales and small profits is the watchLord
at J. Megafiin's.
Bargains in boys suits at VI. Stiefel X Cos
Old and young, rich and poor, are I'll welcome
at Walthers grand opening at his new candy
store today. Please call.
When in need Of clothing or furnishing goods,
it will pay you to call at one door west OF yellow
corner.
New styles OF visiting cards at Osman * Hape-
mans.
s. buy good suit at ". >ticfel X Co.'S.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
LEAPED FROM A FLYING TRAIN.

From the Elmira IN. " Gazette. Nov. 22l
Among tho passengers on No. IL last night
Gurdon Van Tuyl. old and well known Eric con-
ductor, now, believe, running the Monitor and
siding at Owcgo. When the train arrived at Elrnra
Van Tuyl missing, and this morning it
learned he had fallen from the train and at Big
Flats in badly injured condition. Conductor Ry
Stewart went there this morning and found him suf
fcring from internal injuries and his body bearing
the marks OF serious bruises. it seems that Van
Juyl had been asleep in his seat from which he must
have arisen before fairly awakening. and, in
nanbulstic state walked out tho platform of the
car and stepped of The train at the timo was going
at the rate of possibly thrty-hvc miles an nuur
being behind time. That the conductor not in
s'anty killed is q wonder. He was not missed the
train going He at first rendered insensible
by the terrible fall and lay by the track for long
time. Finally rcgainng consciousness he managed TO
partially crawl and walk back to Big Flats. whore he
made known the accident and taken of. med
ical attendance being at once summoned At last re-
ports his condition more comfortable and II his
internal injuries not serious his recovery H. prob
able. He has many friends aud ncquantances to re-
gret the accident.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
DOMESTIC DIsCORD.

Bridget Kelly, residing at No. 153 Sixteenth street.
Brooklyn caused the arrest OF James Kelly. her hus.
baud, on saturday night on charge OF having fclo.
niously assaulted her. II appears that the prisoner
who il tortyseycn years of age and n cailwntcr by
trade, returned to his home under IN, nHuenrc OF
liquor and u,iasrcll,d with his wife, He sriz.i table
knito and made u thrust ~ the weapon at her. when
his SON. young man tweny-onc Years OF age, inter
fercd IN defence of his mother aud received cut in
the left hand. Kelly will ho arrajgued FOR exanaina
ton before Judge Ferry to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
HOME AGAIN.

Miss Astrum Adams The young girl who was rs-
ported 70 the police missing last week. has returned
to her home Duryca street. WILLIAMSBURG She Was
visit 10 some friends and relati--s ~ Trenton,
n, j., aud at Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

Maudissons Ia naissance ct maudiss Ia vie
IT amour. ayeugle geant;
Naudissons Iesperance, ct ne portions envie
dlu'an goutfre somhrc du meant.
Aaudissons le sommeil de notre premier pere
TT Ia cote don't nous sortons-
Ce iainbeau du cadavre OH SO cachait la mere.
DE tant de pnuyfes avoltonsi
Eli. quoi' IA "A pas pu. fabricant inhabile.
Pear nous ricn reYer de melleur
Que eette hereditr barbara ct puerile
dc In soufrance ct du malheurl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
The Man who Tried to KIN Gen. su,ier.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-ST. Being
deaf mute and secretary ~ the on deaf mute organza
ton In New York take the liberty 10 address you few
lines In answer to the questions Of "lN'oncfcruto "
II, had hcttr 20 into the shocmans trade That the
pest trade for the deaf mut aud many are at IL now
lie syshc was printer and asks II he saoud go back
20 the ease say no. am a cOmposor ON one Of the
leading morning papers and assure cou that eNpe
rienc- Of nearly seven years has broh 90 the
ciuiun that the deal mutcs not NJ that trad, uu
less they ,utrH In New YORK You cHn nnd very
lew compo-itors II your respondent does
like tie shoeuikcrs trade let hiu ~ 10 Or lsHac
Lewis r,et rriLsuH uf the New YORK. Institution for
Deaf Mus- at East iH2d street and boulevard aud make
Applicant for the position oi teacher Or Pcct has
hand hatch of deaf mui" teHchcrs Who known to
the mues Of New YORK deaf aud dumb pruie ssors Ut
the deaf anc dumb That would he more honorable
than appealing 10 his frAudulency fer position a.
cupNistf
was the nrst person 60 start political organization
aud the nrst TO among the deaf inu.s Tor Hayes
and l. my work in perfect Tanning order ]
received letter from Hayes SECRETARY The letter was
dated Columbus ohio June - 1873. and s.gncd hN
Alfred T.. Ia u very co. plume utarN. ana ~
pcctcd that woild receive recognition Tor my work
among the deaf mue hat when HAYES crawled into the
Pre- SdcniiH char by OF fraud. decided not tn ac
ccpt any avor~. al,nough know that there are mum
her Of deaf CopNlsts in Washington aud number
IN the cAuccng department of the Post once well NJ
the Cusi,.n Huus. ! would adVi-. Ex Confederate Pc
a. look cseWhcre ur living rather than accept place
from Hayes A deaf mute Who applied for "A tunsulsii
would be- the nushirs stock Of every INTELLIGENT deaf
mute ~ the land W a BoSp. secretary
Manhattan Literary Association OF Deaf Mutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

\ now house of entertainment was thrown
ouen 10 the public last evening at 23o Broad.
way. between Thirtieth and rhirty-llr-t streets.
A great throng Of people WIS in attendance
curious 10 determine tho character Of the
thentre. 1t proved a. Doe Il new cndeayor 10
supply a variety entertainment -of whi,h this
season promises TO bc more than ordinarily
prolific.
Tho brighton Is pleasant. comfortable place
and It's show may be classcl as clean and
sprightly A great number of amusing people
have been got together, and among them is
Belle Hewitt, who gives to variety In musical
sense. at least, NOR" tone and ~ n better quality
than we arc accustomed t. expect The rest Of
tho actors arc v. T. sheldon, Chas Clark
Master Barney, Frank Bell, Larry Toolcy tho
ulm family, Ticrney and Crouin, lyey Grey
and Hattie and Bennie Gunnes. Tho pro
grummc was made up ~ the usual skotchy
Eigccs, and concluded with the buresquo Of
The Invisible Prince"
There were many women present in the as
scmllAgc, and tho. promise is TINT the Theatre
Brighton Will endeaVor to Offer light and at
iractive kind 81 enterta nment which will be
acceptable 10 ladies aud gentlemen. As we'll AS
men aud boys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
TOMPKINS SQUARE.
Residents OF the Fast side TO h.ve = SHADY
Breathing Place.

Tho plan proposed 10y julius Muntkwtz.
Experimenting Architect Of the Department Of
Public Parks. for tho restoration " Tompkins
square having been submitted to the Commits
sioncrs on Wednesday last. was by their order.
exhibited 10 the public yesterday at III Avenue
A. and WAS examined and fGvoraby commented
upon by hundreds Of east side residents.
Tho squarc-6G6 10y 6lj fcet-is to be laid out
in twenty-five grass plots. some Of which will
bc Of 15U and 200 feet in diameter Between
these. couvcfeing To- the centre. where the music
stand il to he erected. wolks OF from Is to 20
feet IN width Will be laid. The grass plas
Will hC planted with chestnut maple. and elm
trees. double row ~ trees Will surround the
whole square. and a triple row will encompass
and shade the music stand. A fountain IL 10 be
erected north and another south Of the music
stand. AMI these. also, are to Ice surrounded 10y
trees. On the right and left Of the stand will be
u pair of candclabra oI elaborate workmanship.
and the ordinary lamps. OF which there will he
one hundred or nor will line the edges OF the
grass plats. Tho tn4.dren's playground will
be the large and well-shaded circular space
around the music stand. At each corner Of the
square drinking fountain II 10 be placed. 1t
Is prop sed 10 level the unsighty sand hill at
the southwest corner Of the square. oil w the
hollow Ia the opposite corner. make the whole
space as level MS n billiard table. lay n good
foundation OF soil. SOW grass seed plant trees
and have the whole work under way lmmeGi-
atcly. The granite composing the wall around
The ahutments Of the bridge across the Bronx
aud the iron fencing g. be- sold hynuc;ion. The
Commissioners are 10 take definite actc.l to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
MOUNT uAsuNGroN's RAILwAE
How suddenly n TrnIp Mov,ur on n Grade OF
One Foot In Three Cnn Bc stopped.

ItTTLErov n. H., Aug 26.-Tho Mount
Washington Railway. which has been blockaded
by q broken engine and trcstlc several days Ii
now clear aud iho trains running
Imon0 tie Clouds the daily newspaper pub
lishcd on the summit Of Mount Washington in
the summer season, give. an account ot TIE ne
cidcnt referred to- which happened ON Thurs
day last: Each train consists " an engine,
one passenger car having seats for DO passen-
gers. AMI q small baggage car The engine is
below the passenger car pushing the latter up
the ucline which in some places IL ono foot In
three About $50 passengers started for tho
the summit on Thursday morning. four trains
being used to convey them. all. Of courec. being
unpeasantly crowded Thethrcc forward trains
arrived at the summit nearly on tire. but the
fourth and Inst was DELAYED by nm accident to
the engine Cloud. the rear driving wheel
breaking on the lower part OF Long Trcstlc.
The wheel is made Of steel. and has 10 cogs.
: Of which gave way. owing to n defect In it
whom made. The engine was In charge OF
Henry Knapp. engineer. John Mccarthy. fire.
man. Tho break In the wheel wa instantly
discovered. and tn" ratchet brake on the for
ward driving shaft of the engine applied. which
Stopped the train instantly. y OF the seats
in IN" car were llllcd. and u number OF passrn-
gers were occupying chairs on the baggage err
In the rear Of the engine. There were about 10
passengers on the train and only n few wero
aware that an accident had occurred anti after
the engine had stouped. Tho engine WINS 40 So
curely held bv the ratchet brake that II moved
backward down the mountain less than four
inches The nccil, Mt happened about ~ o'clock
and the passengers. excepting Il fnw vino walked
W the mouptaln remained until train ran
down from the summit aud took them up. rho
old engine ai the base. George Stephenson was
fired up, and ran W the mountain To- assist In
taking the disabled engine down. The work
was 50 d,filcult 70 perform that it gas after I
o'clock before the downward trip could bo COM
mencod. and after getting within thtce-quqrtcrs
" a mile Of the husc IN" old engine broke down.
II was then necessary tn give up further work
for the night. The passengers nj the Summit
waited. expecting to be- able to return. but when
1t wis known that they could not. they took
quarters In the summit House for the night.
whore they were Ms com fornily taken caro- ~ M
circumstances would admit. This accident fully
demonstrated the fact that the road II carefully
managed and not the slightest accident can 50
cur without being detected NJ once and injury
to passengers prevented. This il the eleventh.
season since the road began business. and dur
INK the time It has carried over 10000 passen-
gers not one Of whom has been injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
A Province NOT Peculiar to One Man

Mavcr NJ tho city ~ New y 'rk IL 20 be
elected. The HrdH is ono OF the jour
nnls Of acknowledged independence In
this city. A popular newsp GER is the nat
ural voice at the multitude II would bo
supposed that there could be- no more
fitting channel for the people TO speak
through in nominating candidates for ito
chief executive Office tnan the columns 81 a
popular Journal. And yet our esteemed
contemporary persists In almost frnntically
calling ON one particular man to name a
candidate for Mayor. "Our friendly advice
TO Mr.. KELLY ,ays the H,rdid, d" Is TO act
quickly"
II seems To- Us q u these very appeals 81
the HrgM 30 Nh. KELLY to bring ont can
didatc constitute in themselves an implied
Acknowledgement that Ne has some peculiar
right or power IN the promises.
We regard such concession as q very
grave mistake. II Is surrender of the
vital principle VI our free institutions Mr..
Kelly IL the same as any other man. He il
just as good. H. is no better. New York Is
H. no particular need uf his naming candi-
date for Mayor. lie may name one If he
likes. So may anybody else.
New York IL peopled with men. They are
capable Of selecting and clecting their own
rulers. ne names Of all the citizens in the
directory stand ON an equality in American
politics. KELLY Is a good enough name.
SO Is that Of Mir. GoODENoUGH, who gave
his name to the GOoDENoUoH horseshoe.
But there is no special privilege by primo
gcniturc by presumption, or by belonging to
particular secret political association, to
be enjoyed in nominating candidates for
Office.
Let the people speak. Let their voice be
heard. Let their wishes prevail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
The Austrian Occupation of Bosnia.

Con. SzAPARY, who commands ono wing
OF the Austrian army, and who, IT will be re-
mcmbered, was repulsed near Tuzla on the
nth Of August, is again said to be confront
ed by strong body Of insurgents This
news indicates that tho capture Of Ser
njeyo By assault on the 10Th was by
no means the conclusive stroke which
dispatches from Vienna pronounced It,
md that further and heavy sacrifices Of
men and money Will bo entailed by tho
occupation Of the Ottoman provinces
between the Drina and the Save in pur-
Buancc of the treaty Of Berlin. What is the
precise significance Of the vehement resist
Gnce encountered in Bosnia by the Austrian
forces, and how far Is II likely TO modify tho
original convention contemplated AT the
Pcace Congress- between the Porte aud tho
Vienna Cabinet
The prctext ON which the Austrian occu-
patton Of Bosnia and the lIerzogoyin ina was
hnmman"ed to tho EuIopean powers wac the