Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 4

THE DAILY CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1873. Dnin ipv Mm. Martinesu. motherof the LAI EST. Job printing of all kinds neatly and ex peditiously executed at The Citizkm ottice, Jsjr New tweeds coatings and fancy vest -Ings at Chas Bryson's 53 Sparks street.

pOST OFFICE, OITAWA ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF HAlLs arAll Mall are cloaed hr Mnhtrnsj which 1 nilnuu- fmter than OtUwa timi, IMPORTANT TO LUMBERMEN and FORWARDERS. AUCTION SALE and Fahlou IsVrreaej-eamT la ttutto, the tell me so, And ptty because 1 ran riot kncnr That Under aUneee, whispers sweet and low, Ttu 111 for a summer's day and are no more. Bat thta 1 know, that tr tt be a dream, I woukl not be aa wis aa loey. to deem PEERLESS GLOSS. One of the Novelties of the Season: A lirlxlil nMiliiic fxilish for tmnta ami ImpmvM tUr lntber, nml will not mHI the mokl delli'iito art lulo ol tlrrius J.

W. H. Dobier, 1S71 HVMMKR AHRASUKMKST. tS8a SS sTTi a Jicir Mif irfs 9r 2 3 at ax ci at jp mm Tbat fair Lhlnga can be fait, and when they eem To promise moM, mat we snouiu least auorc They apeak of waking from thatdream, while I Know but ona wasuo-, ana mat is not nn, Yor It will come when ahe I love aliall dlu, Then I shall wake to aorrow evermore. Church (aits are just now raging with virulence all over the country.

Aligator leather is superseding the Russian for ladies' belts and travelling satchels. Three weeks more will terminate what is known as the fashionable season at the majority of the summer resorts. Ladies at the sea side have a fashion of soinc about in the morning with their hair down their backs. Ladies are beginning to use colored starch for their rurti. as did the beauties of the Court of good Queen Boss, The fastest girl in Philadelphia earned her reputation by having once in the course of her conversation used two slang expressions.

It is now fashionable in Boston for hand some vouns ladies to nut on dusters ahd sweep the front door steps each morning. Paper prepared by a Hew process coin to be introduced a material clothing. As it can be made bullet proof, there will doubtless be a great demand for it. The ladies do not like the term seal loped applied to the new style of arrang. ins; the hair, and have substituted the name catspaw Brown tinted note paper is now the as akiAn In Mllrt Tha nVl Sihf.

1SI Sllt) rxA fr.imsi 0 k.tna The fiojral CommiMion le? subpoenaed ir. tr seTerai gentlemen, nmmu ioctOB. witnesses in tne nemo iianway invMtmtion. The examination will be I commenced in the Railway Committee Boom to morrow, without Jail, and the proceedings will be public benches having been arranged for victors and desks prepared to accommo date a dozen reporters. CANADIAN NEWS.

moQUois. TO Tsjb Cm ttx.) Ore Iroquois, 3rd. Wm. Heiress was drowned in the canal at this place yesterday. CLIFTON.

WW 'tsraciAL to Tu CiTIZUt.) i Mr. SfackMSte Ratwra. Clifton. 3rd. Mr.

Mackenzie passed through here on his retreat from the Mari. tune Provinces, via the Great Western Kail-way. CLINTON. (rtPKCIAI. TO TUB ertaea aeaMewt.

Clinton, 3rd. A young lad named Kollen was seriously and perhaps fatally injured yesterday by being struck by a piece pf machinery in a mill. NEW BR UN 8 WICK. Hpkcial to The Crriisx. OrawM The Late Btmnm Seat Hee.

ht. John, 3rd. A son ol Campoellford, aged I'JL was rowiieI near that town yesterday. i Further advices are received of injuries from the kete vterm -U wafcttie severe that ever flatted this country. Wglin lMe4fee4 to Brown challenge, and will row taree 'dars Alter the race oh toe svei 1 UA MILTON.

Hrax'i al to Tub Citizkm) The state a TiulUa- TraUlaar Nalch SVmlt ear a BmIm SCshJMilaa. Hamilton, 3rd. Taxation has teen fixed at .018 on the dollar this year. A trotting match lor fttOO side between a 1'ort Dover horse and a Port Jarvis trot-tar, takes place on (he ruling and driving park here, the I 1 Kev. Mr.

Burnet, of 'this city, leaves in a day or two with fruit for competition at the Boston Horticultural Show. ji.j..i.h'... NOVA HOVTIa. MrMiAL to Turn C'msex.) Or. Tsspir 1m HI Saliva lrevlur.

Halifax. 3rd. Dr. Tupper is making a tour of the western counties of this pre-viuce and everywhere meets with a warm wtlcome. Mr.

Maokeuzie' hasfy retreat from the province without giving the Minister of Customs a chance to meet him before me pumie is regarded ae an evidence of I weakness on toe part ol the Urits. The people here will not DeTieve -the Govern-merit guilty until tbey are proved so, IIUOVKVILLK. (Sm'IAt. TJ Tus ClTIZBs.J I Oram! Orange DtwMlntl mm Ike Hatnrb sfUMltalHStol. Brock ville, 3rd.

A large 'Jemonstration in McDonald, M.P.L., one of the orange Delegates to Europe, was. nere jMt nignt Mr M. Donald WM driven in a carriage and four his residence to the Town Hell, where 1 resolution of welcome on the part of the citizens was moved by Mr. Wm. Fitxsimmont, M.P.I, and seconded by Mr.

Fred. Jchol-field. County treasurer and one on the part of the Orangemen was moved by Mr. E. 1.

Whitmarsh, lteeve of Mernckvllle. and sec onded bv Mr. Bobt. J. Jelly, District Master of JCIixabethtown.

Mr. MoDonald spoke at some In reply, and a i evolution of thanks for the reception given to the Cans dian delentsjaj in the 4Ud-CHitryr was moved by Hr W. R. Morrison, and seoojidcU by Mr. Wm.

Htaflord, After the close of the msslinfl, Mr. Me Donald, accompanied by Mra. Mc Donald and some otheNadlee, Was driven to his residence in a carriage and Tour, escorted by the band and a magnificent torchlight prooei sion The demonstration was wound up by a display or fireworks on the Court House square. MANOT1CML. IrCIAXToTMC(TUItK.

Ttieiraatee Mealing. Menotio, 2nd. On Sunday at 4 p.m. a large number of the friends of temperance attended a temperance meeting in the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mr.

Flynn, Urand Lodge Lecturer for over two year4, delivered au eloquent temperance addresM. In the evening of the same day, in the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Long Island Looks, there was another large and attentive meeting, which was also addressed by Mr. Flynn. Monday, evening in. the same place another temperance meeting was held, Iter.

Mr. Down in the chair. He made a neat address. Mr. James Latimer, a well tried temperance, man, gave letting speech.

jr. wnamoera aiao wane some very sensible remarks on the working of the order Me. Flynn being eefled Tor spoke a snort time The reai object of the meeting was to resuscitate the. Victoria Temple, No. 591, which had not met for soma time, but had retained the, charter, and 1ook.

Fifteen names having been Mr. Flynn, assisted by Br. Cham here and Br. Latimer, commenced business by initiating five new members. With these and el the members of the Temple, thai organised they elected and installed the officers under the old charter, itev.

Bro. Down is W.C.T, and SuUr Dunson Br. Blair Deputy. The Lodge wee closed in due form and all went home well satisfied with the result of the meeting, and, thscklul for Mr, Flynn's visit. Temperance Is popular1 hero: 'Oefcat results are VOMUNTQ.

(HraciAX to Tub citimm.J -Sf-l1a esraan tewa Irsj flf Toronto. 3rd.Burgtat' plant was found on the preraisea ot Mr. Fearce, farbament treet, on Monday, The regatta begins tolay. V'tlic competi-tioa among yachts will be The plate stolen from Maodonald'a bouse, Richmond street, has been reoovered. Dr.

MoCaul was teat eveainf reelected President ol the Toronto PhQhar-DMoie Sooiety. i The annual bOQventM or the Ontario Temperance awl Prohibitory League met yesterday. The bueineae was ohietly routine. Iff attendance was mall. The annual touraaueal of Um Ontario R.ile AaaoeiatKMi eosnaneneed yeaUrday.

began at 12.30. In the all-comera match there were 340 eonteatanU. Aairong wmd Mew from letV kr tight ait dar. Ool. it, fi.

Denison is the eieoutive eOoer of the asociatoo. The Fresident'e Imto. to the offleew and other gentUmen was largely at-tended, and emtsraced asm? leading eiti. aetu. Chief Juate Drawer veetmoded to the toast or T1ie QaV4TpSrtaop band aspplied the music tieOry I by the will also at also trei iroim.

at Point Levis this uavi vi sma vivj uivu morning. rw.nArriTf A number of Frenchmen in Hull haVA t.An making themselves mischievous of late, bv pelting at an Irish widow's house with stones. They became so very violent the other evening that a reverend gentleman was obliged to come to the city at a late hour to ooiain mo usbisi-anco of the police. He returned with them but the men had gone before they arrived. Tne citizens of Hull are commencing to see the necessity for a police force.

1 he cor poration should provide at least four peace omcers. gQr (Jents underclothing very cheap Chas Bryson's 53 Sparks street. Halv Milk Kack. Two boys named Cieorgie Carmey and Gerald Gorman, aged respectively nine and ten, tan a half mile race on the Parliament Square last evening for tOO. 10 a side.

Both children are possessors of fine heads or hair, generally termed ginger tops," which are fiery in the extreme. Though it was dusk when the contest took place the positions of the boys could be observed throughout the race. The heads were as cab lamps while the bodies were indistinct in the gloom. Gerald Gorman, who is a Citizkm newsboy, won the race by about twenty yards. Peanuts, ginger beer, and molases candy followed, and were sneedilv demolished by the crowd ef excit ed newsboys, many of whom had staked bottom cents on their favorite.

Li'MBKRiMi i That lumbering operations will be on a smaller scale the coming winter than last season, there can be no doubt 1 be larire amount of surplus lumber which will remain in tbevards this winter, both in Ca nada and the United States, will compel lumbermen to conduct their operations on a smaller scale. There is already a great re duction in the prices of labor in conse quence. Men can now be hired log makers at from tl4 to tlS per month, while the prices last vear ranged from 1 10 to $22. The Messrs. Hamilton Bres.

have engaged a number at the former rates, and there is a pro. pec of a still greater reduction being made before the close of the season. Mr. 11. Kobinson, manager for the Messrs.

Hamil ton, has just returned from a tour turough the State ol Michigan. He says that the same condition of affairs prevails there in the lumber trade, and that there are large quantities of logs left over this season, un-sawn, for which no market could be found. On one stream alone there was 4,800,000 feet of lumber, which would remain over for next season operations. Police Court. Kobert McDonald for being drunk on the streets was fined $2 and comIs.

or three days. Wm. Sloa.i was charged with a breach ol the peace. He was fined 5 and coats. Joseph Lefelrre was charged with leaving the employ ol Win.

II. hatoii and was lined 1 5 and costs. l'aton for assaulting Thomas Mrown was lined f'Jf) and rota. Ottawa Vita Agrtcallaial Sonet u. Lieut.

Col. Jar sou asks for lbs use of Ike a It aw Uronads far tha Traopa. At a meeting or the Directors of the City of Ottawa Agricultural Society, yesterday, tho judges and committees for the coming exhibition were appointed. After transact ing other business, a letter was read from Jackson, asking for the use of the show grounds and buildingn for the accom modation of cavalry troops and, the 43 bat talion, while performing their annual camp drill, commencing on the 9l.li instant. The matter was discussed, and while many of the directors would like to accommodate tho troops, they had to decide against allowing them to occupy the ground, owing to tne near approach ot the exhibition, improve ments upon the grounds aro about to bo commenced, and the soil being of a soft; porous nature, there is no doubt that the movements of tho cavalry during drill would injuro tho grounds and impcdo tho prepa rations lor the rail show.

TIIK REDUCTION IS PUK OK LAND. For some time past the secretary of the Society has boon in communication with the Ordnance Depaitment. with a view to having a reduction made in the price charged by the Government (or the land purchased by the for their show grounds. It will be remembered that a survey was made at the instance of the Society, which resulted in showing tbat they had received short measure, and were charged with more land than they occupied. A letter conveying the Kratifyinir intelligence that an Order in Council had been passed authorizing a re duction in the price of land, as reported in a previous issue of Thk Citizkn, was read and placed on fyle.

THB HORTICUtTCHAL KXHIBITIOM. A communication was also read from tho Secretary of the Horticultural Hociety, at the instance of the President. Mr. J. Currier.

M. proposing to take under their management the horticultural portion of the exhibition, which would do away with a separate exhibition on the part oi tne noci etv this season. The proposition was re ceived favorably by the Board, and a com mittee appointed to confer with a committeo of the Horticultural Society, with a view to taking joint action in the matter. Hotri Arrival. Klsku.

HocsM. Horace Austin, Philips, Brooklyn, Henry Taylor, London CP Forbes, town Point; JMiss Taylor and Taylor, Belleville; 'Miss Joichim, Pembroke i Edward Ellis, Liver pool, England Mr Piper, Wm. Piper, Cambridge, MASS. it rleming, Aylmer Hugh Bauson, ntxroy; owen. .1 una- say.

England -Uow art Bowie, II Thorpe, Chicago Wm A Morrison. Driscoli. Higgmbotham, Dudley, Outer. CD Day and wife, Alfred lluckel, George -Huckel and Henry Vennor, Kontreai. Damuci's IIotkl.

Lambert, Aylmer Acheson. Miss Locnead, ardley; Ctd. wards, Hookland Craig, Arnpnor; GU1U and wife, Buekinxham; Kussell, Ueofrew i Chatterton. CCBi A 11 John son. Bonnecbere Point Mrs Greene.

Oedecs- burg John Cop pa, Copps, Joseph Copps, iteivv a "i savaav awu Msswa.nMii.i vtuvrvna; a Kev McKay; StittrrrHe Meikle and 7.. 'm nuroy Wright and daagater, Pembroke Ifte, ManiekviUat McDerauui. Port nope raul u. jLcinnea, Kincardine Cains, Miss Cams, Bradalbane Geo Dodda, AlorTiabarr wm Winter and son, preacoti Angus1 Mitchell, Montreal Alex Fraser, Renfrew Bobt Evans, Hamilton Tbotnas Casie, Montreal James raser, Mary raser, Fraser. Mrs Cendia.

Bathuntt Mrs Monroe. Manotick lacier, Fort Eddy Mnrouie. WaddelL MonUaal A Hieka. AlnsosUet UamUton, (Htawa; A Parker, Arnpnor. COMJ1KRCIAL.

OTTAWA MARKETS, WedaesdarTha atteodaooe at the mar- ket was vary laree aaafst to-day and produce was so abundant that there was a tail in qaotaliona in several articles. Hay was somewhat earofl aaa damand at lo to fl8. Oats were ut good supply at 47 cts now and 4 ets to ow eta lor aid. Butter was Bsora pleatlful than usual but qaotauoaa were steady. uooa tar soki at ets to SO tt and prints at 9) cU to 25 cU.

Ona ohoioa lot sold at 27 cU. Potatoes ravery jplewtafulat JUcU to 4U ets par baU -Jtti ttwra taore abundant than taexJsava bean for aaraa weeks past and as wara 10 ett to eu. nums were orTered In large quantities at 12 cts to 15 els gallon. Crab apples SI to 11.40 per bushel. Common apples 80 cts to $1 per Dusnel.

lnere was no pork ottered and few. beef cattle. at Thk New Bkidoe. Work on this structure is progressing rapidly, and there is a pros pectthat it will soon be opened for traffic. Bcokbx Leo.

A boy about nine years of age, son of Mr. Beauchamp, St. Andrew Street, had bis leg broken yesterday while playing in a buggy with several other Hthkmal. On dit that a welt known Chau- diere man, has gone to Toronto to commit twoicide'V his intended partner being a well-kpow, Ottawa lady. (if Special bargains in ready made cloth ing at Chas Bryson's 53 Sparks street.

SAPi-bR4 Bkiixjk. Notwithstanding the narrow passage on this bridge, several cab drivers to day crowded their vehicles a good distance up on the ea.t end while waiting for passengers. 11 aumv Linm.ly. The Lindley combination gave their second entertainment lat evening to a large audience. Itobet tson's drama, "Caste'', was put on the board with admiiable effect.

Hemovkd. The body of Mr. Wm. Allan, late proprietor of the Aylmer Time, was removed from the Canal Basin last evening and conveyed to Aylmer. The deceased was a widower, and leaves live helpless children.

nea Grapes, grapes, first of the season at Gibson Co's. tSi'J-'JO Kkal Balk. Our enterprising fellow citizen Aid Matthewman has pur chased the property now occupied by Mr. Alfred Brown on Sparks Street, Wo understand that the amount paid was over $7,000. Ottawa Stsxkt Bridge.

The residents in Ottawa Street would like Mr. Kinshella to have a few loads, of gravel placed at the approaches to the bridge, as bad holes there may lead to accidents, with the natural sequel of actions for damages against the City Council. A 5iox or Distssss. A boarder at the Russell House, whose sleep is disturbed every windy night by the creaking of Mr. Uolbrook's sign, requests us to suggest that the judicious application of a little oil would make it wing noiselessly, Bo can make from fifty cents to one dollar each every evening by selling The Citizkn.

Intkkkbo. The funeral of tho late Dr. Church, at Ay liner this afternoon, was one of the largest that has ever been witnessed in the Ottawa District. The burial service wa performed by the" Kev. .1.

W. Smith, hi-cnalian Minister of that place. l'osTKus, bill heads, labels, circulars and II kinds ol plain aud fancy job printing executed on tlie shortest notice at Ihk Citizk.v ottice. Mr. .1 IC.

Audy and lady, and Miss Lindsay, left by boat this morning on a trip to Halifax via Quebec and Pictou. rrora Jolm thoy will proceed to Portland, thence to Toronto and Niagara Falls. Wo wish them a pleasant journey and a nafe re- af Cai tlett ears at OiUon A Co's. Duck Shootixo. Sportsmen state that the season is a particularly Kood one for duck shooting in the vicinity of the city.

(lame is plentiful. One young gentleman, Mr. O. Bate, who was down the Ottawa for only one day, returned yesterday with no less than thirty large black duck. He killed fifteen ot them in one shot.

Bi'SH Fiok-i. The bush tires in tho vicinity or the city have nearly all been extinguish ed by the late ram, much to the relief ot the farmers, luere is only one fire burning near the city, oiit on Shentl Powell farm, The soil in some cases has been burned a foot deep, and tho rain lias effect only on the surface. tmf Order your tali suit at (lias Bryson's Jw Sparki street. I iif 1 1 i 1 1 iii i i Out CocsTkv's It has been de Bidetr that the 4Srd the O.B.O.A., tlie rteid -tsattenr Md tat cavalry lroop. will pullin their 0mii drill on Cartier Struare that season, aommanclns: next Toes- day.

Tha camp wilt xe under command of Col. cearmaa, tha senior otsoer. laav V'sMraaaa brvBsnourr. Ko business stands in this arty equal fat value those of fered for sale by "Mr. 11.

Preston, as can be seen in his aoveriiesement in tlus days issue. On the property now pay an armuei mcetae ai seres par cent. wi wiU the fvfckj mMT 2K7-90 A'Cabhas'b FtMituC The father ol one of the cab drivers of. Ottawa was buried Iesterday morning. AH' the licensed cabs i the city turned in to the procession and accompanied the hearse to Randy lliU.

the Jehus drove- in a bee line ana on their return created' quite a dut on Rideau atreet as they came back at a rattling pace, Thu Fibk Escapk. Xriotber successful Vial of Mr. Uibson's fire escape was made last evening, on the City lloll ijquare. The apparatus' was put in working order and manipulated by three men. In a very short time it was run up to tha fourth story of Aid.

McDoucsrs building, much to the sat isfaction or the spectators. nn The celebrated Montreal beauty crab appia at Uiinoa a Co iMtf-W Strgkt Kilt wat. Owine to- the broken slate ot the road on Wellington street, Jult above Fleck's Foundry, one of the street rail way cars nearly came to grief thu morning. The car was thrown oil the track going round the curve, and came near going over the embankment The parties on board had somewhat of a fright, bat tbeskiil ot the driver prevented any mishap. commemorate the eva citation of Franco by the German troops, a solemn Mas will be chanted to st.

Joseph's I Church next Vuay morning. A sera el.a auah! eaat lad ifliafM ka Ika I touching the event wilt be delivered by tha Hector ot the above Church, ttev. Father Pericles. A meeting of the French Cane-, dians will also be held la the Canadian In stitute to oomoiemorate the historic event Osdebs lor job printing will receive imme diate attention at rai Crnzxx otace. Waterworks CeMMtisioxRRs.

A meeting of the Waterworks Commissioners was held yesterday afternoon their rooms. Rideau street, lnere were present Commissioners ceauLien, coney, aweetland and Cunning ham. Tha only business of any importance transacted was tha adoption of a resolution autboniing the engineer to proceed to Patladeiattte As iMMOtlaia with Mesara.Wood ACa. loVihe purcaasaof 1,300 hydranUfbr waterworks lu engineer wui proceed as ouca to PlusKlelpaia. Apples wholesala aM ratatl fit Gibson Co s.

fel ,1 i'l- 'fas Watcnae liatoa Mr. Q. IL ltarner and Mr. F- Pace which pavsaaotaalSia iaa. eauaiac able ezertaoMQt; Both men ara la strict tiaininf, Mr- ilarpar Ukins: sua braathm ma race aoarsai momms i aoernoon wiin a rnena or ins, ana sr.

raee narmf a fellow countryman tookmc afiar his interests: au. it uxHicnt oa wui nare to go a uitia taster than he does at present to make up tha mile start ha has firen his oppooant. There has bean considerable batting on tha raoe, Ux. Harper he tag the favorite. A tor 18 par very OK A PROPELLER and TWO BARGES.

TIip Huhnrrihrr bren Instructs! towll bv jil-llc auotlon at the Cunal Hnaln In lie CI I 4 oitawn, on Wednesday, Sept, 10th, 1873, The Propeller- MARY ANN" I now In good order, won built In IstM, Is Kt feel lu Iciirth. 11 bft lMttil, iiutl ilraw SI dot wnlrr. Th Iwrgc Kit fJtlt in a vpumI tonn li I' KARL I IHIudh. Moth nre In xwlU-iu onlcriinu iwlv for iim. Alw I tlw lUilK H.

I'hSlnn. Ulltl all tlx- iitlu-r iniDiirW'imnffn Itclonsliw Irfrth llic 1 ru n-iu-r iiihi imrici'f hWiIu to lake fl.H-e at UoV-liK A. KOWK, A net i Hirer. uiiuwu. Ai'n.

In it -ul riia 'minlit Uiil mill My il Unfile will iii.iK iiu)viii iiImivo I'Vcrv Un iimil dat mill Ht-iul the hill Ui Hit Aiit-lluiit-fr. Hi SALK. Valuable I imllfl qnrl Cnnnliop Llllllld QlIU OUUUIIWl Tnle sukl (it the THE FIFTH KokTl IIihihp, Ultiiwn mi 8KPTKMHKR At llir. oVIix'k tu. Lk-oiuia No.

of 1S71 alkl VGA Jinunc Itlvt-r, known liei-tli K. ami itdJolllllitf l.llllUn ol Will Molir. J. KcaUiemtnu, a. i imioii.

uimi iodmhi Hmltli. coiitululiiK nTty Mitmre inllen Willi it quantity iifplin Mtoretl tit Jom-nli Minllk'n iMiaiion tin- iMiinoino. TIiIh IJinltls well tlntlM-rnl ami rum In iIiIm tlon known bpol Mil i-rlor uimllty. Kor li-riitM or Mine nnu oiner inrurniHiiou a) ly to. JA.MKH lILACKHlMtN, Svw KIlniiiirKli.

August IL'ihI. OYSTERS OYSTERS H. nOWF. A CO'S Celebrated Baltimore Oysters Hht'KIVFIi BUCHANAN, JAS. Siism-x Ktri'i-I.

WiHf AllKilxt "'I''- BY-LAW To by uvtft uf Ijoun the in of wit hu uml twenty Ihnunaml tlii tiin liiuixry of Omit HriUiin, to br upfilinl in rittttliiliiii, a utiiit of Jh-aiiutff in ihr Citi, tiihlftir Olhrr inriiirii thrrnn imntiutieil. TTTIIKKKAH tliu f.miM-ll of the or i alUiu of tlm i.lly ul iitutwii uuvi- ioiiik um iiuit-iii- hIoii that It iit-oeNMiry lo nilxf hy wy i 'mi H'o Minn ol one ami iwoniy iiioii.wki hiiiuk of Hlrrlluir intMicy ih limit Uiituilk In iiiiunitr hriv- inurtcr iiroviueo, for mr uriieoi iii-jhihu urunm In tln I 'll y. bullilliiK a City Midi mul olli kIiiI. I the completion of the itritlKi'" rouix t-rw-llon In the City und tli npnuhH thcri'lo, tin ooniiili-iloii or tlw it itiiitutiy ni-, iim rur chWofu Htearu Mr cr.i-tlon of a Irtilkllns for the mifi- kM-uliiic thereof, tlie irecllon of hulldlUK ami liiiiklmc liiil'roveineiiU In tlm Wellington himI lly ward MurkelH. nml ixiyinenlor the OuUtnlHlliitf FIouIIiik l.liilillliliMt of the City not covered by IielM-nlun-H ol the i ll) And Wlicrenn it will require the niiiii or Hlxty-xit tliousanil dollars to lie mlwl oiinimlly l.y nh-ciiI rule, for the wymei toftlic wiM lmn uinf Inleaw-l thereon, hn hert-liuifli'r provlditl.

Ami wnerens tne liinounioi iim wiioic rutemiie troM-rtv if the City of ittiiwii nci-ordlinc lo the lit.t revlxed AMMeiwmeiil Itolln of tlie Mild City, If elKht mlllloiiH, four hundred lliouiuuid dollim. Aim! Wheraait tlte wholo amount ol the exUtlni; debt of the City of OMawu r1nclml fnoii. seven liumlred ami ninety-lour UioiinuihI lour litis t-drel mul flKtily-lwodolliirn, mid Inlerehl, the Mini of thirteen thoiimuul dollim, hoiirl of wlilcli i in- rlxil money or Intermit Is In urrear. Aim wnereHS lor luiyina me iiiu-ri hi huh creni mn (hiuhI yenrly Hinklint mid for imyhiK the wil mm of one hundreil nml twenty UhiuiuumI rxiiliiiin HU-rihiK money iiforewilil mul littreM an lMrelniiller inentloiieil, II will reiiulre hii eoiuil milium Kiweini rule of eluhl teutlm ol cent lu the ikilliir, lu lulill- tlon to ul other ruli-M to he rnlHil und levied In cwh y.nr- IK" ll tnereiore rniicwu uv um ui miiiuumi oi uir City of Mwa In Counell nnMeliihliii im follow: IkU I nuliixnaii aim may oe iiiwiiu inr me jtiiiynr of tlie City of Ottawa for Ilia time Ih-Iiik, In m-Kotliitf the lletteiitures, hereinniler meniioiuii, wiiii uiiy wrwin nr iiemonn; hoily or iKidlen, lltlr or eoror- ate. who tuny be wIIIIiik to pun lnixo tho aauie at ami for men price or mini ol money as eun be reoMonuhly ohtnliied for the wiine, nml loejiumi the money received from the mile of the 'iltl HeU n-lureM to In iNild Into the IiiiimIm of I ho Chiimlierluln of the mild City for the time In-Iiik fur thu mii-iomi and with the ohjuct iilxive recited.

Una. Tliul It una I tie tawriii tor tne Mini Mill or to eaiwe any nunilx-r of ietMntiireH to iiiiule for nueli aumH or money un imiv Im rcnilrl, micb 1 N-lH-uturea In he for iiot lewt lliiiii weiity-llvo niiiiii1h merlins; money aforesaid each, mid not to exi-ecd lu the whole the mild nuiu of one hiindnil in id twenty thoiiKHiid ihmiiiiIx KU-rllliK money moretialJ, whleit iMilNintures shall he sruleil with the ocul or tho Mild Cfirpuralloli, md beslKUed hy tin Aluyiil' und Cliainhi-rlaln for the Uinn hehiK. The said IiebeiilureM hIiiiii tie nnynhlc on the Mint day of November, In the yeiir of our lord one ihoiiMitiHl eifut inuuirni and iiinei.v-tnree, ni the Iliiiiklug tjffloe of Mnani. (iniut Unit hem mid Coin mn IxiniliHtu street. In the City ol JxuhIoii, In that uartol Uroat.

lirltalii rulliil KiikIiidiI. um shall Imve ooupous iilUehcd for lheoyuient of tlm intereiit as it buis one. 4ih. The atUd m-lwnluren r-liull lieur IliteroHl at and after the rata of his tier cent. uonuiu from the date thereof, which Inleri-Hi Khali tx- inynMn iiair-yeany, on ine nmi nay oi ine monsii or may and November In each year, ut the mil.

I olllce of the said Messrs. Uraiit HrotlierHuJidt'oiniiiiy, In Ixrti-don aforeaaiil. ftlh. Kor the Mir pone oi forming a slnkliiK ruiHl. for the pay went of said iMwiittirrs, and tbo luteretit to beeorae due themoti at the nue aionwaui, an eijual pedal rata of eight-ten tlm of a cent on the dollar shall In addition to all other ralea be rained, levied and collected In euch year, upvn all the rateable prove rty In tha City of otiawadiulng tlie coir luiuuice of the aald DelKmluren or any of them.

btli. This By-law Miall take eflect. and come Into operation on tha second day of November, In tba year of our Lord, una thousand eight hundred and seventy-three. And Whereas this uy-iaw rt-Qiiire ine aweiii or the Kleetors of the City of Ottawa aforewild, U-lore tlie final paHHlng thenxrf Tnererore. lor uie parpneeor uiKins; tne vnten or tha wild Elector lharaon, the Coniorulloii ot the City of Ottawa In Council aaseinbled do hereby Ax the sixteenth day of Heptembar, In the year of our Iord.

one Uiousand eklbt bam I red Slid seventy- three, at the saverat places hereinafter mention! In the said Clljr, being the place at which Uie laet elections of the Member of the Counell of the Mdd City were held; namely. In Victoria Ward," at the house of Jaine Clark, un the North aula of Wellington street In Wellington Wanl," at the Kiurine Houm III ukl Ward In Oeorxe' Ward." at the Engine Hmiw on the Hoiith side tl Ht. Paul street In By Ward," at Ix lelteM on the W'hI aide of HosseK street I In Ottawa Ward," at No. eighteen, on the Month ld of Mt. Andrew street, at the hour of nine OVIoefe- of the forenoon of the name day.

And tne ald Corporation do hereby appoint tbe fol how I mr bemon Im retnrnlng omeer to take auch vota at and tut tne em I plMcva herelnafU-r ineutlonen, tnat i uisy: junieHi iani ror victoria Ward," Archibald Uraham for Welllngtoii Ward." Jatne joyni lor mi. ueonte Pierre HU Jean for" liy Wur.l," and John O'Kellly ft "Ottawa Ward" I TAKK NOTiCIl ti That aiayve I atnie roj era rroar-4 liylnw, wiuaii win be uutan line coiiasratiii ir im Ooancll- of th tHroormkm of nmcnr of -trawa after one month from the first iHibllcallon tberwil in tbe JVeat itewtpaper, tlw. date of which find Kbueaunn waaon tne iwetnieinunr oi nnaian in year of our-lrd imh thuuMUKi eight humtred and Meventvbree. bikI tlial tae Vote Ue eler bwnfth uld sfunlettiallir'Wttl lie taken thereon at the following place within tlie City of Ottawa, tamely. In and Sir Victoria at i houee of Jalnea on ne iimu Hie oi TrriuuguMi iim in Vletorla Ward Hi and ror Welllmrton Ward," at tna Knginm rtiaaw in weiiingtou Ward In ami hr "SI.

tieorgeV- Ward," at the Knaine House in tbe Maid Ward: In and for hy Ward." at letter on the Wfrt side of HtUMes street and In ami for Ottawa Ward." at No. eighteen on the Moulh aide of Mt. Andrew atreet, on the alaleenth day of rVptMtr, In toe year of our at the hour of nine of the clock of tlie forenoon of Mini wi pu.i pirfriiir-Miar. the same day. City of iMUwa, WM.

I.KTT. City Cwrlr. ana August, A. U.i I Hi EXPLANATORY HTATKMENT OK C1TV IJEhT. Ilnlnnop.

Debenture 173 flOAHlrl lea Hinkina Kund 40) Bridge Debenture lit. Mnkinff Fund ai.uu Municipal lyian FuihI ded in new Loan Water Work iiirlu. 7VM iaehi. 2SWJ dlt'o rate LtaMIIUea ded in new Lnnn Quebec fja.uk Sew IKin tlJOtU alerUuc Total amotmt tt Crty Debt LETT, City Cler. 27S Ottawa, Ancnat Sisf.

AYLMER STAGE LINE. NOTICE TO TIIK TRAVELLING PTJBUC I Holt's Aylmer and Ottawa Mtasre Line will nit on tbe AIIiKmi liotat," Icholas street, until further notice, tinier left at either the aboye plaee or mmui-s novet wui oe prooauuy aiienoea 10. A. M. HOLT, ArlnMr.

HIDE A IT STKEET. June i I FUMNISHING UNDERTAKERS, lltiiinr Vlart, Spark St. I BKFOKK aMnuriiir your life, hew Tontlim Havlnga r'lunl Am C.BIIIIIIV 1 11(7 ut mul Amiiranee. lunt In. tnahiced hy the Kinltalile l.lle A nan ranee Mm-let i.y wiui ii an mm icy la gm too atnru hary l.lle Kiilea.

mice, Item ling IUmiiii, Hiimu'll llimxe. It.C. W. Uebera Agent lor Kuateru ilutHrio aiwi, Aguut ror tlm hiiikIu ijtmranti CouiHiiy, ot Moutmil. iHl4eianerieild dlf A AT J.

V. ARLESS (JO'S. IM) n'RCHASR A BOX Of SHADiNES Sen. I it Home to your Family, ami you can have a delirtous siiior or breakfast with a rlieerfnl, happy, ami ooiitcnted household. Ilsails oi Families will keen their wives ami housekeepers oool by aeiidiriK Iminn a box of Nlmdines from the Japanese Warehouse n- .1,.

lo, I kVir'AtlKHTHIl'ST. ia July iVIli, KX dlllil CHURCH OF ENGLAND LADIES SCHOOL in WKI.I.INTON-HT., iriTAWA. iahv rmsvu'AL miss fuli.f.i; The Hi uti ill ie-nixii on Hcnt. Apillciitlon to he made to the l.mly I'l iiii-uil or ti Kev. 11.

I'ollnrd, Mii-relary Aliguxt 7lh. ill III pICKMCDiiYSIKKMamlMIADIMCS 1 AT H. HHENNAN, i 1 1 1 1 i mih, l-T t. 20 um- 20 H. T.

DANIEL. Ii II 15 I) of Variety, JXI) GAM) FX, Just Jtecelvcd at THE MEDICAL HALL, 41 IIIDKAU MTKICKX May I. AND AND SAWS liullt to order for Hrnill nml frel Wofk. HewliH: Machine of all klndi repaired on nlmrtnt-t i. ii let.

RONAN MoEWAN. Mnrhlneat and Model stalfer 17 ItliU-au Mlrewt HT. 'm. AT L. N.

NYE'S. )IKAI)-f CAKTIJItM, Apples and Pears arriving daily Ana ror Boyden's New Block NeiC Variety Hall, "SlSSKX MTBKKT. A Large and well Assorted W'K UK A MKIUCA ItKVFKSlHL F. Black Alpacas, lUc. Upward tier Yurd, niZST VALUE IN OTTAWA.

Coiae abd mhi thnm at II. J'ATIHRSON'S, 73-Sparks Street 73 tTATnToN 'jii TIIKFOBLIC Mesnri. T. W. furrier a Clr.

Wheress you liar Allied lii Malm the Novell WHiahlna; Machine ar-rwnllna lo agreement we forbid you making- any nor of the above mentioned machine or x-lllna the eatne or rauatng llianM any that are nnw In your poMiatoa. MlaeJ. MTKKKT A ARM-HTlUiNU. Ti Uie publle of Ottawa: We warn aKRliiNt tiiylng-any of the Novelty Mnehlne manu-lanturod iit Mr T. W.

Ourrler a Vil, as they are of ail Inferior quaUly and will nut le aatlsfai'lliHi, I A I.M IIPII ID etl. I 1 lllwj 1 1' 1-1 atKiied, Is tha ante Fatenta for Um same, and ahinn nave tUe light to Man ubtevir or allow lnt the aaioe. MTKKKT AHMHTIUU. N. M.

All rtle tlmrfmiM of ptirrtiairtna; Wanhina Ma-1 nam will fifa-M. nail aud aea tlie km oh Novell WaHlilny idaotdwa fe- ale at T. FUt rAii rt. tnn m. aisihmi 1 ora firat-i ncai ine market AOKiMtdtli, llffi LJPI'' usuwaj wa I lye Uled Itanneil'a faletit W'aaher" and km ye InforinatliHi from tlie laundry women to tlie etrect that It Klve entire aatlehieU'Mt, and anwem every purjicaie ot a moat oowpteie, eriarure, ami I'l every way kucroaaiiu laijtNT-aaviiiy luveutiun.

itie in chine ii in ever' usy se in my esiatAiannient. I -iAMftJl aarKAD, Heaaiia-, Perfected and Etes, Msnnfrtctirred ty lzarn, M'MTla a tore atma snideu 04aaMMrrMlallthaernikeai-iU Uwie. IX you waul imwerve yiur aiejht strMe ue uae llieae aiwi no iHtiers. riAL.MS.lt a tl iiaxaar HrMrksHUeH- AJigusttsXiki -ii fUlall01 AND lliWi Sod. Water, mrooit As I--- i 'ii'.

i-ll- 4 iird It" swaitua A evrfir Ff.ti ritnlrt TinU AriUUtfor ttoUol Weather i Hnonrea. a laM atoeUt TMhfek Moans. rMh Mart, luui yia ar, upi, aaurwa waua-, ae. aJmL a larsa mippif -iKiUfi UnaOica Jtt rirrHalr.TWiShaMfl'alll 1 TOTICE fhl I -s 3 tt till r-it -i iii y.l I ii Is nrlf t1)sn Usst an aupiioatlnn ari ssss, made fo the HsnlSmaBtof Carssda, ati Its east MsNskamj fer an act to Incorporate a1 Rank lander' tlie hata 6 "Tlie Bank of Ottawa," Itavlng a capital of one niUlkni dollar; and It bead office al Mm City t4 Otuwa. a 3 i iii'sjf 2J 4t Mutter wlei iiii to ii I KiinI mul Wi-t In -in Will Ink.

I li in. nt iiai tin tlie Mime nlitlil. ItUITlNII MAIIX. in i om, ciiw 1'ii'Cj Miimlii) ul um, I'rr CiniHihiii Line, i-Iii-m' every r'rlilny al ll al, it. in.

rr A hii rm t'liiiaillmi aiMam ill Ih l-limiit-ill I I I' Ill Willi ll only UH-tM li-rml mutt' cull In- m-iiI, MUSKY I hi Money Uhlcr tutln lliioiiMlioiit Hie Is tliwil llrlliiln Niiii 1 1 rln ml, Newluiihii' 1'iiiice l-xl'iiii Uliiinl, eun lie oMmn tllllce. AIo, foutni'i' and I'n 1M' (IKI-'K'I-: HA VI Nil ItAft. li-MilU ill Im ri-cclviHl ul. Iiii lett-M Mlloweilil the rule ol Frair i-r i hi Ai milium, mill ili lill" cull he ll liilraWH ut I'V lilli. I' OKKU'K ll" M'HH I-HUM A.M.

Til I'or MiHicV thilcr shil Muxhuf Hunk. from II.KI In I Mii. ll 11 At I I'' I'lWt IMtli-c, I HIilWll, Auk- Mh, IH7.L sjKNTKR TOWN LIVKUY ST ABU W. I 'It AMI'Nlr-tN lu-tfxlo InliHIlt III I hv tihllc uenei nllv, Ihul he tut ron I.IVhllY HTAI11.K HUH un I.N.IIIKNK IHIKKIe, oliiliii-rrlnl iiuiiiilie, 'I toreci-ive, un formerly a IIIht.iI hlnir KitniiniKi. 1 1 a si 'IIUI Villi UOLDSMITIIVS HALL (I till imv ma mr rurri a SELECT STOCK GOLD WATCH KS, siLvnn watch Gents' Colored Cold Albert Chains, Cents' Bright Gold Albert Chains, Ladles' Colored Gold Chains, Ladies' Bright Gold Chains, LADIES' t3EM RINGS, 1 Una.

ol 'HA It IU.MOSh AMUttJHI KISM i Ptil ami rtnlir It Huliy and KairrtU ltlugt rmruM and l'rl Hlka Itwal and llwbr Kief st. a ti tviHiUI invite an luiprciloii of Hie lutestS iKim In I'luli-I Vm-, ol THA HKATH ll i rKKiNrX Hlil'f, I'll I.K ANI Htlil'l I AKK HhmKn 4c, an, Ai- i I June 'ii A Ji 70 Next 1'tsirUitntHUUwrsdire 111 i PlutnUr, Out niter, lUlUlatg 1 anl toyKrtmxlK, IxkK nnitK. fartk-nlaralLenlton len in Warmliit IWJ Sli i'ulsia llulkllna-a, Lgr Itut Air, Hteatil and Watr( aiao Koortn and StWnf UaUaiasss Imti and 71 a louductiira, and Kaa fi A variety of lin al way on ha aw on the atiortest iMitlea. 1 Mareb mtu. 187 al "THEDA1L1 ri in rl'in-raniro Kterr ertl.ne TUKI ITir.eN MlTi .1 1 TCaxs tr auastaimuMi Hit ft, Three My sahsenir can havs Trie Citissw aaJ; sASaWrrlibitMiea fer lAaseaa eat sreea, vesaiy.

wiar wMl sa aens wm hj durtng the rlo of 4'arlaoawiit ly fUW lA. THE WEKK IiY CITIZEN Hlnfte snoaerlptioiia Club ralea, IS eoplea 1 asarefel l.m i a a i iaS iniiiiihiii riU. a.5i i T. ft i 2 -im -i-l 4 a a a t. m.

.5 l.t PSJU1I StS eJVBWSVHt SUV MVWV SMVVV Sf lM rajeaa spaaeaaa eaea aaaw wi" itmtvw Am the rage here. Cbivairie, trie new out-uoor game, is very popular at Newport, and croquet is laid aside for a tune. The new jrame is somewhat complicated, but very fascina ting. The late fashion among the ladies at Long Branch is "scalloped" hair. The hair is arranged 1 in a series of scallops on either side of the head and stuck down with wax.

"uaruen parties" the rage among English fashionables just now. the Prince and Princess of Wales having" led off" few weeks ago. Croquet one of the features of these entertainments. Golden hair is worth more than goU it self. The Utter is worth I IS per ounce, but the finer kind of hair of the most beautiful golden shade is $30 an ounce.

No the golden naireu lassies nave gold in their tresses in a double sense. Captain William Norton Perse, of the Itoyal Artillery, was prevented from entew ing a stall in the Princess' theatre, London, because he had not on a white tie. He naturally rniulo a row, ana was, ot course, arrested. But white ties are not herefter to be required for entrance to the stalls in the Princess theatre. Cholera in Fruttiia.

The last report from Munich as to tlte progress ef cholera refers to the orticial accounts of the destruction committed when that city was visited by this icOurge in 1854. There were than X0) inhabitants, ami 5,238 cases were registered in the first 48 daye, 2.432 having proved fatal. Tbia year, up to the fiftieth day of the attack, and with 170,000 persons in the city, there were but 198 cases, ot which 63, not quite a third, ended fatally. Large villages, being left in worse sanitary condition than towns, suffer taore severely than the latter, it is reported from oue village, Schonthsl, in East Prussia, that out of a total, population of about BOO persons, nine died on a. single dy last Saturday week.

From Hilesia there are other very bad accounts a village 'or 5(1) souls, uausse, near Maltsch, having lost already nearly 1 person in 10; while in Us-licia the cholera has taken the form of an actual pestilence of the direst type. In one county it Is stated that there are several villages in which every house has more or less suffered A Fish Story. They have wonderful weather in Milwaukee. Last winter the snow was deeper and the cold colder than in any other place in the country. We can't remember half of' the wonderful things that were told ot the remarkable freaks tbat nature played during the cold wc ather.

Milwaukee certainly took the palm for extreme cold. But, not satisfied with that, and moved by an all-da voni ing ambition to add freeh laurels to her violonous wreath, she is bidding now for the championship of the heated term, and puts forward ber claim in the shape of thermometers that denote 100 degrees in the shade. The Milwaukee Wuconnin states that this excessive heat lasted for tirty.six hours, commencing on the 21st insl. he leaves were wilted and the trees rendered sapless How the Milwaukee brain stood it we do not leant. But the most astonishing result of these two days of heat was tbat produced upon the fish in the harbor.

Maay of these were compelled to come to the surface, and subsequently to the shore, and, according to reliable authority, the edge of the lake for quite a distance along the Hats, was strewn with the -bodies ot those fish actually baked by the heat of the sun. We have all heard of living pickled salmon swimming about in their native element ot vinegar, fennel and pepper, but they pale their ineffectual fires before Ash baked ia the water by the heat ot the sun. Milwaukee is a thriving place. The- Aahantee War. The man friends of the lata Captain Clover, start ottjoer ot pensioners, will be gratified to learh that hii brother has been appointed to the.

command of the Aahantee expedition. Tnaljondon alamant aata- uaptainULovaa wno una tew months ago was administrator or Lagos, naa been ordered Lord) KutaaaLKT to raise 7000 alaek trooas, aiMi aatnonaad to nominate nra own omcers. Captain Utorn is partioalarly well ntted for the important task entrusted to him. lie has spent years on the Coast. well known aa an explorer of the Niger, has been suocessful In several skirmishes With the natives, and can deal with them diplomatically aa well a militarily, lie it was whs, when adminietratorOt Lagos, suggested and aooompluhed the raising ol tbat lloussa corps ot armed police portions ot which hnve aireaor renaerea socn cooa service against Asnanteea, HU constituiion is proof against Airican uiseatea ue active, ener getio, and enterprupog, jet prudent, and hw very name, familiar alike to the friends and roee of the British that part of the world exercise great moral influence.

It fa a matter efeoaaiataUtsoq tbat Captain lover has selected as his second In command Mr. JScau.QouMwotrnnri formerly oom-mandant of llceusa polios at Lagoa, and recently promoted to be Colonial Secretary Cape Coast Castle. Mr. Golmwobthy is wall eoqiavintert with ih natives of the country in them tenor, harm some eighteen months ago made by Captain Ulotkk's or-den a long piooaer journey with a view to opening up communioatjon between, tha Yorubes and Lafas, We amy likewise mention tfiat, fonnarty an oQoer of British' ca valry, Mr. Ootnswoatsrr, served as aofwjg anguaar, in na garrison of Lack now wit etedit, and aliatwardi took part im the Ceo Indian campaign, -Altogether, therefore, wa are asnguine as to the result of Lord KrMawjrr tusaiiir and anticipate that Coii, Qu)ttaeUwo e-eountofthe Ashanleea, and put it out of their power to do Us any otanace for a look tmetocoma.

Subscribers will pleasa notify this office any irrefularitias in tbe delivery of Tu A on jumi. ssww psjiMssnwi in um uwoe, ana in tne lint paraon, 1 i 1 Tha iaatfcares tirttf io oeoU. A deepatch to tha Oiott from Chicago aaya The 7YMf will to-day, 3rd, mi bluh tha ra-ault of an interview with MoMullen on tha Pacific matter. IJa claims to hare many additional proofs other than taoea mala AufiwtaVtli. atS-ru.