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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

yeare syos -Hswss-csfPentsf md builder by
occupation. and - skillt.l mechanic stood at
the head of his calling. It vas not only in h,s
skill, however, that people had implicit conf.
dence; but in the rigid hoses and conscientious.
ness Of the man. He not only always did his
work As b. asssed - but as n rule arsve 70 do
it better. An sttndant Of IL Bapdst Church,
his daily walk vasL a. exsnpliessiOa Of His
christian principles. Rigidly temperate himself
in all his habits, be Vas . prominent member Of
the various Temperance orders of the city, and
among the Odd Fellows. he was looked up to Is
patriach, wise and safe to counsel. Quiet and
unassuming, good neighbor, eminsntiy . man
of peace, those Who knew him best esteemed him
most, and feel most poignantly the truth that the
loss of such man is public calamity. His
sickness was brief, and attended with excruia-
ting pain. He was 81 years of age, and week
before his death looked man so rugged and
hearty, that one would have said he was sure to
attain the scriptual allotment of "three score
years and ten." So true Is it, that in the
midst Of life We are in death"
In connection with the death of Nj. Beck, No
are requested to publish the following:
At . regular meeting of Ottawa LodRe No Al
I. o. 0. F, held at their hall, Thursday evening.
Nov. gath, 1870, the following preamble and
resolutions were presented aud approved
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Him who doeth all
things we'll, in the wise dispensations Of His
providence, to remove from our lodge our
brother, and from the bosom Of his family the
kind husband and father, Past Grand A. d.
BECK; and ,..r....f 'r.. .'.- NJ
WHEREAS, While by any language We may
use We cannot gotten the deep affection Of his
family and relatives, it is proper that We place
upon the records OF this lodge, our written testi.
mony Of his worth. Therefore, be 1t a.EIs'
Resolced, That in the death Of our brother
Past Grand A. D. Beck, this Lodge has lost one
OF its Oldest and most prominent members,
and Odd Fellowship one 0. its truest and most
faithful advocates; one who though modest and
unasauming, has quietly and we'll performed the
duties of this life: one who, BY his daily walk
and conversation, has shown 10 the world that
the principles Of our order, Truth, Hope aud
Charity are not mere names.
Resolred, That We extend our heartfelt sympa-
thies to the afflicted widow and family Of our
deceased brother, and that the Recording Secre-
taIy Of this Lodge be instructed to send a copy
OF these resolutions to them, under the seal Of
the Lodge. "
Resolucd, That these resolutions be spread up
on the records of this Lodge as q perpetual mem
orial Of the worth Of our deceased brother.
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EUARDIAN'SS SALE: OF REAL ESTATE
VI by virtue Of order aud desrce OF the Circuit Court
La Sale county Illinois, made the petition of the under
signed, Thomas Flynn guardian Of John T. Flynn. Michael
Flynn and Bridget W. Flynn minors FOR leave to sell the real
estate OF said minors hereinafter described and at the No
yen,bor term 1870 of said court shall. Monday the
9Th day OF December S ut the south door Of the Court
House In the city said county, at eleven o'clock
n the forenoon OF said day. sell public vendue for
the highest bidder ut such SALE the real estate de-
scrlbed as follows, to wit:
The undivided Oesrvcnh 't interest the south sixty,
six 6 acres OF the half " northeast quarter section
four ~ eA. O! the third principal nsrdiAn also t undv
OF the southeast quarter () or section tweutyaeven en-
township thirty @ north, Of range four ( Of Che
state Of nos subject the dover interest al Hanorah
nanley; the same being all the interest 81 sd minors In and
70 said real estate.
Dated November 18th. lsie. THOMAS FLYNN,
u. X. BorLk Solicitor. Guardian - Aforesaid
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COLT LOST. -stsayed from the subscriber, living
~ the Mrs Armstrong farm, in Deer Park some time In
May last Iron Grcv Mare Colt three years old branded on
the left shoulder with the letter ~" liberal reward viii be
paid for her recovery Information of her whereabouts
Deer Park, Nov. 26, lS,D.-tI JAMES FOLLETT,
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SOMETHING NEW.

MEDlKONES-A BOOK, (SE,NT FREED CONTAINING;
newly discovered Cure for many Diseases without using
Medicines. ntercstto all Address Drs WELLS STELI
NO. - West 2lst Street, New York City. nov26-iw
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4 TTANIiMtN,EN OTICE.-STATE OF
~ ILLINOIS, La SALIE COUNTY CiruG Court thereof
% NOrsDbcr Term A. u 1890.
Isaac n. Furr -. Joseph p. Millcr.-.indclne1.
Public notice hereby given TO the said Joseph r. Mlpr
that writ OF attachment issued out Of the Office Of the clerk
of said court the 18th day October 1870
Of the said Isaac " Furr against the estate OF the said
Joseph p Miller, for the of hundred and thrty.ve
dollars directed To the sheriff OF La Sale county execute
which said writ has been returned executed by service upon
John H. McQuiston, as garnishce.
Now therefore, unless the said Joseph 7. Miller shall
personally he and appear before said court before the
hrst day o the next crm 10 bc holden at the Court House
In Ottawa In said county, the first Monday February
A. H. 1871, give special bail and plead To the said plaintiffs
ton, Judgment will be entered against and In favor
the said Isaac ~ Fnr and such proceedings will be had
against the said sarnscc BY the statute In such rs
made and provided Z. II. HOOK Clerk.
Z. ii. II. THOMAS Plaintiffs Attorney nov.6
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
SOUTH AMERICA.
PERU.


A REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT CRUSHED-ARRESr
OF A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COOLIES ASKING
AMERICAN PROTECTION IN PERU.
IFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LIMA, Nov. GA serious conspiracy has been
discovered against the government of Colonel Balta and
10y the timely action Of the authorities has been npped
in the bud. 1t is supposed that Dr. Pazos, of the
editors of the NacOHal OF Lima, implicated In the
contemplated movement and order issued for his
arrest but as the officer charged with that duty could
not, or would not produce the order complaint has
been made by the Opposition TO the effect that the Con
was consequently convened, to investigate the circun
stances connected with the affair Mr. Benavdes OF the
Opposition took himself the duty of advancing ana
the complaint but met with complete dlscOm-
fture upon the production by the secretary or war OF an
intercepted letter from Colonel Prado, eXPresdent OF
Peru Benavides urging him 10 send forward as soon
possible large sum of money to assist him rado) IN
maturing his revolutionary plans This startling revel
alton filled the with asOnishnent and Resulted
in insuring the complete triumph Of the Cabinet. IL Ia
not probable that any further revolutionary attempts
will be made although rebellion is long overdue as the
government of Colonel Balta s too firmly established ana
popular ~ fear overthrow for considerable time
Ia come. ..
New tenders have called for for the construction OF
the proposed new railroad from IO To MOquequa, none
a. the previous tenders having been accepted. Ihe
COoie question has not yet been finally settled and an
into the Of the recent nsuTcctiu u
soon take place. The Cinnamon cOnpain-and II is
10 he feared not without Just caIsetat great cruces
have been practlced upon them They are, slnguidfN
enough impressed with the belief that they entitled
TO look To the American Minister for redress OF proec
ton and the United states Legation l. continually mo
resort Of injured Ceestals in search ot advice ana rehe
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoypoN Dec o-43On m-STsrn Ol closed u f9 Sugar pot
closed active a. SO o. 1upfnune closed hrner ~ ~ ~
Oh Aii A3 lO Hops q aiy toLmon hos NJ
63 BRENES Dec 8PotFocum, a e q grostS HASBUS Dec
g. Petroleum 10 marcbancos Il scliel
I0NpoN Dec g-i: n mCon-ob for opened and eosi
92 he accouu opened 90 % and closed a. 2 Amuan Se
and closed quie, FyeTwtut Of % closed AZ 81 l1
9 ren-F0rtes 81. Stocks have been lai si
nominal co e qn't: Ee Railway shares 20! Illinois III Al
liutic and Great IVES "a.
MANCHESTER. De-. 9.-Ysrns and Fabrics are Grmer
Dc 9f:n u.-tottOnSales OF the Sek, tlFH
baes-5 export and 0J for yecuaon receipts 81 The week
$500 balos-26OD AIercaHi stock on hand JIO baesSN
Americans stock II Cotton aG0a. for Liverpool ajO hles-ZVO
American The Cotton market today opened dulli At l;S
D. H. was iuner AMI The cloe steady, VITA Md.
ding Uplanls l03d.; Mddlng Orleans Sd s'lrs o'
the day, 200 bales 800 for speculation sud export
The receipts port for the last three days hss ee'
quarters Of which u 5 quarters American t'of.
White Wheat Rel Western WueT oIens a. u aud
closed at 10 9 Western Four 2j6 Corn $40 Oats H. bary
s. Peas 30 Bef closed irHeG Cnee declining larl '4
Refined Petroleum, i1i.
ANTWERP Dec PET -oleura clostd am and urclanZri
FsANksDt Dec 9.lllie s,sts IgeI cn.et els.i li ~
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS.

TIE UNITED STATES sENAToR-AN INTRIGUE
SUSPECTED-GOy. CLAYTON AND THE DEMoC-
RACY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Advices received
here from Arkansas, by the National Republican Com
nttee of Congress- indicate the existence Of intgues
over the United States senatorshp which may prove
fatal to the harmony of the Republican party Under
the Constitution provision exists 10y which, in tho
absence O legislative action, the Governor of the State
remains possession of large amount of State patron
One portion OF this Is likely prove most danger
Gus. as il enables the Governor TO appoint
registers Of elections and TO supervise the
returns The representations received by the committee
Senator McDonalO set forth that fears have for long
time been entertained that Gov. Powell Clayton would
follow the course pursued in Tennessee aud Missouri
and di>0rCanize the party which elected him. s
claimed now appearing that determined TO secure an
election % the L. s Senate in place OF MT Mcdonald
whose expires the 4th OF March, the Governor is
engaged in counting Democrats into the Legislature
pledged vote him. The official canvass is TO be
made Wednesday. A number Of counties hitherto
strongly Republican, have been so manipulated
as 20 show either a greatly decreased Kepuonoah
vote Democratic increase, in either case
losing the District. In this and similar the lst
the lIId also Republicans however. hopeful that
I'm spite Of all such efforts it will be impossible to
vent Republican majority IN the Legislature Gov.
ClytOn's chances for the SenatOrshp quite good
during the canvass. but his open action In concert with
Che Democracy has estranged the Republicans from him.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
HORACE wATERs's PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Mr.. Waters's name is so familiar to Sabbath
schools that as ucn0n it, we can 70 mind thc thOn-
aans OF excellent SundayschOOl singing book h0 has
struted widely the land. During active busi.
es Experience in This cy ~ over ~ years his name hs
become of standard reputation in musical matters, ana
more especially Of late In the manntatture o pianos ana
organs. An opportunity Lately offered us OF e1aminnk
the quality Of his musical instruments Jl5,nf s III
assertion that they are admirably adapted 10 household
use being at once moderate in price ana OF ehcutnt
tone Mr.. Waters has adopted successfully tho pan oi
cha or allowed two years 10 pay for his piano or OF
dcpOsting small payment at nrSt ana monlht Iha.J
reader would suppose in the sale OF pi9nos ana Mr.
Waters now sends his Instruments into a parts OF no
United States giving enjoyment 10 hundreds of homes
and accommodating in a liberal way many VINO Nohlh
otherw e he depr ed OF this the best OF hOc piedsnes
His wareTooms are at isl BrOadway and are worthy of
visit. ~. u independent
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
LEASE OF NEw-JERsEY ROADS.
1ENTR 1ILl.
TIE NEW TARIFF-A SUBSIDY FOR THE CALI
FORNIA MAIL SERyICE-FRESHErs ~ VIC
TORIA-CEOP PROSPECTS.

TIE NEW TARIFF-A SUBSIDY FOR THE CALI
FORNIA MAIL SERyICE-FRESIlErs ~ VIC
TORIA-CEOP PROSPECTS.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. 10.-Thc steamship
Moses Taylor from Honolulu, connected at that port
with the Australian mail steamer. The adyces from
Sydney are o'clock the afternoon Of October 81
THE Colonial TreaSurer's budget shows that there Will
he over 81 600 deficit at the end year New tariff
American goods per cubic foot: Clocks lcdthcr-waTc
and cotton goods, 81 apothecares warc drugs, rubber
goods wooden ware and salnon DC; essences couet
sirups, and preserved fish, COS; brush-Waie bIoois
harness, shOepegs, Isc.; wckcrWare, glass, cruchc{
upholstery books, stationery, lamps, carriage material
aud mazarine, 2ir; planed boards re. sawh Iuh1tl
81 30 cubic feet; hewn timber re; dTicd apples
g 80 per cwt; hardware, 5Gc nails. Gc manufactured
tobacco. per pound; leaf tobacco, 2lc; firearms
each, 81 20; wagons and sewingmachnes' - 40; doora
and sashes, 2ic. mcodeons and pianos, sl2; buggics
Sl4 50; buckets and tubs ne per dozeni latn5 ana
shingles per 1000; cement, plaster, and rOsin i5c
Parkes & Co., importers Of sydney have failed Their
liabilities Sl3G00, and assets nominal Mr.. Hai ha'
obtained four years fixed contract for the California
mail service, the Government contributing $4,000 dhnu
In Victoria fearful floods have been prevalent and had
involved great losses or life and property Pariament
had assembled the Address had been carried. The
years revenue shovNd considerable decrease.
4 NJ tgct gold weighing $50 ounces had been iound
in Berlin, in South Australia. Parliament continues IN
Australian telegraph j. being rapidly constructed
In Queensland, the new diggings were proving gond
There mad been several fresh discoveries OF copper Iho
sugar and cotton crops were satisfactory -
AT sydney the Alice Cameron has arrived from new
York, and the Archer has sailed for Hong Kong. NJ
Melbourne the Nelly Havens has arrived from Boston,
and Oneco aud Springfield from Ncw-IOrk. Commercial
exchange on London and NeW-1Ork unchanged hcIO-
sene, 80 cents per gallon
cultural implements for Auckland aud Australia has been
received here.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
RIILRO4D MATTERS.
THE BERGEN TUNNEL WAR.

The President of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad has issued timetable in which It
is announced that beginning to-day, all the trains of
that road and its connections viii pass through the or
gen Tunnel by the rail, via Paterson and Doonton
In consequence OF this, Jay Gould has forwarded to him
the following letter:
PRESIDENTS OFFICE BruDfNG Ngw-i0RK, Dec 49, 1870.
To SAMUEL SLOAN. Prea Q he Hei1rnr L1.trdff oHf
RGilrO1d Copaay. SCoCH hprntHdent
GHNTLEMEN: am informed hst intend to run PASSENGER trans
between Paterson and hohoken over Your boono1 bremen au com
Monday Dec H. 1870 Tbs violation not only Of your
agreement the time Of commencing the tunnel suit but Of The nun
uon oi the Court d 'hhncey preventing Soa Hn a'ous
decree whatever the status Of fai Boouon Branch
Railroad the Morris snd RsseH Railroad M A. the viii lae
the fgh me hne kalfoAd company! " You permit ' nns 70
done shall application be- made e. the Court OF thane and
hs,e punished for violating the Injunction Of uat Court
JAY GoULD President Erie Railroad Company
Gov. Randolph has been informed of the action OF the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western officials 1t was
announced last evening that to avoid all danger Of an
noyance TO public travel by any violent conduct the
part of the Erie managers the Delaware Western and
Lackawanna Company will postpone opening their pas
senger travel the BOonon branch until the order Of
Judge Beaslcy concerning therue Of the Bergen Tunnel
eau be authorltatively explained
LEASE OF NEwJERsEY ROADS.
The managers of the Pennsylvania Central
Camden and Amboy. and New-Jcrsey Railroad Compa-
pauies were in conference Philadelphia for several
days last week, arranging the terms OF lease Of the
latter roads. with their branches, 10 the Pcnnyya
mia COMPANY IL was reported in Philadelphia, on Situr
the "united Companies" wOud lease their property To
the Pennsylvania Company for guaranteed dividend or
10 cent their capital stock. The property 10 De
thus transferred IL worth at least S0OOOOO The united
Companc. viii also lease other local IOld- spreading
over the Sourthcrn part o NcwJcrscy the Total Yalo Ot
which ia over $2l,OCO0OO more.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
A SECOND NILSSON.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: High Mass was celebrated to-day at st.
Stephens Church. Twenty by the Rev Father
Grnon Mercadantes music was well rendered, and at
t,e Ofertory an Are Maria was sung magniicently
that ID produced very decided sensation many per-
sons whispering that Mile. Nilsson was In the choir.
TuO inquiry however, learned that the Seraphc voice
Baltimore. ~, ~,
nm tbe o,prl OF the day-:he Mission of John the Bap
tiU II was short cXhOrtatiOn 10 .he congregation -
c diig.nt preparation during the holy season of Ad
vent ior the Festival Oi Christmas.
n il committed that nearly 1900 persons belonging to
this parish received Holy Communion during thc 10
ho rs exposition OF the Blessed Sacrament Yours Gc,
Ncr-I York. Dee. IL, 1870 IL. >.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS.

The officers of this Society report that 2S9
have been made since May, and about twice that
of persons have been reprmanded and had their
horses sent home. Since the truck for disabled animals
was built in July 1859, nearly 100 animals have been
rescued by its from probable DEATH Those Incur
able disorders known CHAMBERS and farcy the
scquej of nhuman treatment and contagious to
well 10 beasts. The Society has cXtcrminatrd
numbers Of these so as TO prevent the spread
OF the disease.
Since May three additional societies have been organ
ized in Montreal Canada in Virginia and at Fetuluno
California. The total number Of such societies this
continent Is II. one II organizing in Illinois and
I'm Wisconsin
The project tO alleviate the surrngs OF cattle their
transit from the West to the Eastern seabOard has been
successful Cars with stalls have been placed on the
different roads, and animals stand lie down
will, and De supplied with food and water during
the tIip without unloading thereby saving time and
avoiding injury tO the animals. The total number Of
life, resident and resident members is 21 The So
cety Is not IN debit aud has funds Ia pay current
penses, besides having large amount ON hand contrib
uted by several gentlemen the nucleus OF building
fund
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

lPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
VALPARAISO, Nov. 10.-GOvernmeDt proposes
70 grant annual grant OF 5000 10 Messrs. Recart
Court for providing steamer for the navigation Of the
Rio Manuel between Constitution and Peraes 1t il to
make trips per week and be capable OF accommo-
dating GO passengers. railroad is contemplated
between Curico and Chillan, and commission, ap-
pointed for the purpose has reported upon the adysa
bity OF making a suitable grant encourage capitalists
10 undertake the work bill has been introduced in
Congress for the purpose Of regulating the admnstra
tion OF affairs IN Aranco The province will he divided
into three departments. province, called Los An
yeles has also been decreed divided into three depart
mcnts.
The CaracOes mining excitement still continues and
companies forming 10 work them large scale.
TLn contractor for the submarine cable reports that the
g. te:prise progressing fayOraby The European
will not materially affect It's completion. IL IL proposed
the Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad from Bclavsta TO
the Exchange The cOrt u estimated 1T SgOOOO Coal is
being produced In large quantities Ia the Gillian colony
~ Punta Arenas and the gOld-washngs yielding
very profitable returns The Custom House returns for
October snow an increase this Of above S100g.
The CicCue Juelin of trauctnia have endeavOred,
behalf Of QllApan TO make peace with the Chilan Gov
erhin0nt through C4. Cana, an exchange OI prisoners
being ~ the conditions. Col Cana insisted, however,
the rendition of King Orehe Later accounts say that
Orehe had run away, accompanied by ms secretary
Whether peace Is made not, great hostile move
Anticipated Just yet the part OF the Indlas
The reports Of the cattle plague ia The Argentine hpuD
lie have been much exaggerated -
member Of Congress having asserted that ftcsldet
Grant rad rdlculed The between Chill ana Spain,
the American Minister had sent note % the Govern
tnenf DENYING the charge, saying that the American
Pres dent had the highest opinion OF CHILL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12


BRTDGMAS-Ol Friday morning Dee l37o S,r, A.. VII, 81
MH. H. BrdgAa Of th city, daughter oi De Geo b. smith Of
Funeral Monday Dec 2 at 10 from No, 49, Madioua's
FARNHAM-At pr2oAlyn on sa9riay Dec 10 Elizabeth Nadia
ne Isa'e .nd t enl, & % e ] s E s sP Gaia I! Pop,t
Brooklyn MonLa!, Dec. Y, at2p.
FLENMINGA her residence IA washingon.st Jerey City
day afternoon Dec H. Alice A FelniHg rclc VI james Fleuuas
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GIBBS-At ler residence in this y 10Th the 7h year
fhersg Ns Laura Woleo Gibbs waSE % o So George OOOs Of
Tie relatives and friends Of he family invited TO attend the funeral
services at Al Souls Cs7reh Ioara,e ] e9Iar a"e re 90
will DC takeu to Newport RI
GoULD Mount Vernon, westceser CO. sner Lingering Illness
George Gould aged 80 years month, and 10 dsys; - . .
The funeral will ke place at his 1t sderee on Modsy Dee ~
Of Lodge 4 p snd A M and the MssOae fA'euAy
general are invited to attend
JAMRson the s n Addison Henry second son Of Lewis W James
Z 4 % Hie 5 . h @ % sa on .sa Sd .sG sPs r. 2 De al. ~
Mases Craft OF Troy, y l.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PINCKNEY-on sunday morning Dee H. Ann Maria wife o. Thomas
TIE fSner viii ,ae place from residence rs For
nnh., Tuesday, Dec 49, az O'Clock Tue relatives sai
Ruutu ere respectfully nyi atni without fr'nsr
notice TIE remains will be taken TO Green"ood Cemetery
RICKARD Orange n j.. on Saturday 10Th inst, ,irs Ella Rick
The a.er viii s. Marx. Church oanre re.i,, III.
S.tioa, @ aoi' iurheI hcice 20 lee '' ''''-''
TAyLoRou Friday Dec O. 1870 Samuel Taylor in the sli year Of
The ete, and friends are vite to attend the tuae. from No 81
Bslion-sl MONDAY morning, lSh inst, Al 10 o'clock.
rHOMASA Bay Ridge. L. Sltnrsy ue TO- Mary J. Thomas
OF The late Thomas H. Thomas. Tie ~ Of her
aud Il. H.
W and 4. I. rhomsL invited attend the fdneTGl
Tnut Church, Ncs.iork, M0llsy, 18th irst, al >
VAN ALLKN-On Sunday mouu, after ues. Mis-, Eliza
Allen In the Goth of her
Her clds and her brother william Van Alien respectful,
invited her fuus late residence
Eveuth between tnh sn sIhves Trsy the 18th inst.
a. O'Clock p.
WARSERPrdav. Dee O. lIo Anolos r. Warner sge Sc years
friends Nth th0se hi. mother brother Hiram
Warner aud brother nw. John Caolu ng attend b.
funera Nouay. Dec L. Joco.k Athe residence ofh
brnherusw. No ~ Nrs Fuity,i ighihs. Tue will
takeu TO Plymouth. Conn for inte
WHEELEROn SUNDAY, ll Inst james Currsn of Tmoy g.
Jr and kllen Nbeeler aged yesr months aud da,s.
The funeral srryr- vii place iI Bnoa-.. this Mouiiy
OcocA The relatives snl friends
The viii be- L.
dsy morning.
WOODKed Friday Dec TO- by being by locomotive
". of Wood
The funeral viii take place the residence VI h 4tr Bridge
port Nonisy Dee. y. a. Toe friends he aniJ are
Invited 20 attend
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

n utterly impossible 20 rstcls' club i0r ies
Mr.. Champion referred 10 tho fact that clnD. n Now
York received political support Cincinnati didn't want
her club to have any such support.
The action of the clique controlling the late
Convention in expeling Craver OF the Haymakera from
the fraternity. has created considerable discussion 10
professional circles There no doubt that the action o
the Convention in direct violation OF their coDstn
ton, aud therefore null aud void, the constitution
expressly places all such matters the question refer
ring 10 Crayer In the hands OF the judiciary Committee,
and IN only legally before the Convention
through that Committees report The decision, thcr
fore, win not prevent Crayers playing in clgbnhs
he may be engaged to play in