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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-09-21
nEcIsTER,s NorIcE.-Yo,,eo q

II EGISTER'S SNOfICE.-N0tico is hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me. and remain filed Of
record IN this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
egaiees oreditors and all others In any other way
interested, and will be presented 10 the next Or
phans Court OF Clear6eld county to be held At the
Court House, in the borough Of Cloarhed com
moncing on the fourth Monday (tcing the 26ih day
Of September, A. b. 1870.
Partial and distribution account Of J. A. L.
illegal, administrator Of Jacob illegal, late Of
Goshen township, deceased.
Final account Of Joseph aud Elisha Davis. al.
minisuatos Of Joseph Davis, sr., late Of pcur
township, deceased.
Final account Of James somorrille. ndminis'ra
tor Of David Somoryille, late Of Chest township
deceased.
Final account Of l. c. MCloskey. administrator
Of Isaac Price, late Of karihaus township, decd.
Partial account Of O. W. MCully, admiuisira
tor Of estate Of John /. M'Cully, late of Guliol
township, deceased.
Final account Of Mary Mullen, executriE o.
estate Of Thomas Mullen, late Of Boccaria town
ship, deceased.
Final account Of william X. wnglcy, guardiar
Of n. B. shirey and james II. Shirley, minor chill
dren Of John shirey, late Of Bradford township
T deceased.
/ The account OF A. s. Williams and A. W. Young
nNfululstfNNNfH NI t-Nhff Nl MllllNi hN
/ Of Jordan township. deceased.
/ Final account Of John J. picatd and Mnrgaro
/ Brcl, executors Of estate Of John Bricl late O
I Covingion township deceased.
Final account Of John l.. wilson, administraio
Of llartwick Back. late Of Bradford township, de-
/ ceased
Final account Of Miles Reed and Mary Reed
executors Of the last will and testament Of DR..
I n Reed. late Of Woodwafd township, deceased.
] Final account Of John Sankey, adminisirato'
and Mary Irwin, Administrative, of Henry Irwin
I late Of Lawrence township, deceased
/ Account Of James H. Turner and Susan Waplt
! administrators Of Richard Waple, late VI Bogg
township, deceased.
Final account Of A. @. Tate, executor Of Joshu
J. Tate. late Of Lawrence township, deceased.
Final account Of A. C. Tate, surviving execute
Of William sloss, late Of Knox township, decd.
REcfsrEn's OFFicE, A. W. LEE,
Clearheld, Pa, Aug 81. isIo-ic. Rcgistc
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New Cabinet /!

NOsHANNON LAND AND LUMBER COM
wi PANY offer for sale Town Lots In the Dor
ougn Of Osccola. Cleardcld county, Pa, and also
lots 10 suit purchasers outside the limits Of said
borough. 0sccola is situated on the Moshanron
Creek 10 the richest portion Of the county Of
Cl,arhcld on the line of the Tyrone Cloarteld
Railroad, who're the Moshannon and Beaverton
branch roads iniersoct II De- also Ia the heart Of
the Moshhnnon coal basin, and large bodies Of
white pine, hcmlock, oak, and other timber sur.
round H. One Of the largest lumbar manuiactur
ing establishments an the State Is located In the
town, while there are many other lumber and
single mills around H. The town is but se en-
years Old, and contains population Of one thou
sand inhabitants.
20 For further information apply nt the Office
Of the above company.
JOHN LAWSHE.
aprli Superintendent.
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In Texas the Free Masons arc about
establishing a college.
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A DNINIsTRaToR,s notice.

ET'FN ~" ~ ' wv = NJ ~ u 7FTTTTT
n is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate Of JACOB zIMMER, deceased,
late Of Brady townthip. Ciearfeld county, Pa.
having boch duly granted 10 the undersigned. all
persons indebted 10 said estate viii please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
win present them properly authtsticaici for Set
tlcmcut. GEORGE LETtfCH,
lrssfsor Line s-rt - Admiririrr--r
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TRrAL LIST FOR SEPTEMBER TERM

Osccola Coal Company vs. A. J. Goes, ct al.
q. y. Morgan Co. Va. Samuel shot.
Saml llarcrty' executors W. Cyrus jcfHcs 81 al
james Irwin vs. Robert Leonard.
2. Gallagher vs.. James forrsst.
J. n, Dcllass w. J. Barrrr's estnie.
b. Snyder We. D. Mitchell.
Isaac Caldwell vs. Patrick kcrns
s Hagortys executors vs. Susanna Deans.
NJ Hcfiloin vs. Thomas White.
james Henry vs. Jacob Bilscr.
Hoop. Weaver Co. w. Joseph Durchhed, ct o.
Jonathan Boyuion vs.. A. updcgrad. ct al.
Charles Lnrrimer W. Casper Ieipoldi.
W. W Worrall ct a., ~. Y. G. Snyder.
n Lounshcrry w. W. Albert A Brother.
John Mccullough rs. Alexander Mccullough.
n. Thompson ". n. Thompson.
Thomas hilcy ". Cornelius Owens.
Augustus Lcconie VI. L. ". Coudrici
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ElHEHE.

KBARNEY.-On the l4th instant, GEORGE, son OF
Richard and Ann Kearney, aged 23 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his parents, No. 24l1 Lombard street, on
"Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment in
Cathedral Cemetery.
RICHARDSON the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY
RICHARDS, wife OF the late George w. Richards, in
the T4th year VI her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vted TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
son, John s. Richards Twenty and Shars-
wood streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
Services at the Twentieth Street NJ. L. Church at
O'Clock. To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
SoUDER.-Suddenly, at Burlington, N j., on the
evening OF the 14th instant ANNIE F. wife OF Walter
N Souder, In the 2Sth year OF her age.
Her friends ana relatives and those OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her husband. corner OF Broad and
Main streets. Burlington, on Thursday morning, the
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, and at Trinity Church.
MoorestoWp, at O'Clock p. M.
STuHI.-On the 18Th instant, JOHN j. STUHL, In
the 2Sth year OF his age
The relatives aud friends OF the family, the dire-
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YOUNG AFRIOA'S FIGHT AGAINST
YOUNG AMERICA.

THE colored cadet at West Point, James W.
Smith, who has recently been tried before
court-martial of which Brigadier- General o.
o. Howard was President, was found guilty
on the first charge of conduct prejudicial to
good order and military discipline" the
specification being that he ''did create a dis
turbanoe in camp, and did assault Cadet John
w. Wilson, of the said academy, aoith his dip
per and his fists" On the second charge, of
conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle
man, the specification of which consisted of
IN allegation that he had made false state
ment, in writing, he was declared not guilty.
The sentence was that the accused should
'walk post, under charge of
q cadet, from o'clock in the
afternoon until retreat for six consecutive
Saturdays" The Secretary of War has since
issued an order disappearing this sentence,
on the ground that the sanction of the Gov
ernment should not be given to "a punish
ment 80 utterly insufficient as that proposed
to be inflicted" Cadet Smith is released from
arrest; the court-martial, of which General
Howard is President is dissolved; and Young
Africa is left to fight his battles with Young
America as best he may at West Point. Many
of the white students at that institution are
tortured nearly to death by their associates,
and we have little doubt that
Smith had abundant provocation for
the use of his "dipper and his fist" But as
the ultimate object of the education of the
cadets is to furnish the nation with we'll
instructed soldiers who are formed of the
toughest kind of physical, moral, and mental
material, it is perhaps well enough that they
should all be subjected to series of cruel
ordeals. If the charge of falsehood against
Smith had been sustained, he
should have been summarily
dismissed, but as be only appears by the
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negro warri0r

The late French victories are supposed, in
some quarters, TO be the prelude of a series of
similar successes, of a triumphant sortie
from Paris, and complete turning of the
tide of battle against the Germans; but on
the other hand il is alleged that Moltke
is setting a trap in which his impetu-
ous foes will soon be caught, and that
Paladines will speedily share the fate of
Bazaine and MacMahon. The course of
future events will soon show which of these
conflicting theories is correct.
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MAR REED.

PADDoCK-BADGER.-At st. Andrews Church, on
Tuesday, 18th November by the Right Rev. Thomas
NJ. Clark, d. D., the Rev. WILBUR +. PADDOCK, ID. A.,
Rector OF st. Andrews Church, and MARY L.
BADGER, Of this city.
SEOwDEN-SIMPsoE.-O the 18th instant in
Brooklyn, N Y, by the Rev. Francis Vinton, d. D.,
WILLIAM SHoWDEN, Of Philadelphia, TO LOUISA,
daughter OF the late Thomas Simpson, OF Phladel-
phia.
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record to have been guilty Of choosing an in-
appropriate moment and an undigniaed
method for conducting campaign on his
own account, we think the order Of the Score
tary of War is substantially just; and If
Young Africa can stand the additional
ordeals which await him he will have fair
chance of proving in the end first-class
negro warrior.
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DAYLIGHT WARN AIR COOKING RANGB.--The SIM
plest and best apparatus in the market for cooking
warming additional rooms, and heating the water
for bathing and other purposes. Call and see The
Daylight in operation at
j. CLIFFORD SHOCH Co.'s,
No. $50 Market street.
Philadelphia.
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AT TEE STAR NICKEL PLATING WORKS, No. 42S
Walnut street, business has increased rapidly as
to compel Superintendent Irwin TO work his baths
night and day.
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CLARK's CELEBRATED IMPROVED BALTIMORE FIRE
PLACE HEATER.-Twenty men are now employed in
putting up these great fuel-saving base burners,
which the only Hotair Fireplace Heaters in the
market Two thousand testimonials can be shown
In favor OF this heater. Do not fail to call at the
warerooms OF the manufacturer.
JOHN s. CLARK No. zoos Market street.
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CLARKs GOLD MEDAL HoT-AIR COOKING RANGE
Fifteen hundred references for this celebrated
Range that 1t will do more cooking and baking, heat
more warm water, and heat three large rooms in the
coldest weather, with less coal than any range in
the market. JOHN 3. CLARK,
No. 1908 Market street.
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rent societies OF which he was a member ana the
undertakers OF the city, arc respectfully invite TO
Instant, at O'Clock. #eaH
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
Fs,r o1id0fopoi spec;ai Notices see frs,ds r,roe,

nay THE DEDICATION SERVICES OF THE
So ARCH STREET. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
4 S oo k Fso soo. w ps a.
B Bishop SIMPSON will preach the sermon on that
Appropriate services will be held during the week
as folowsi to which the public are invited.
TH6RsDAY-s O'Clock P. M. Dedication of
:, TnURsDAYrI% I1. O'Clock P. M Sermon by Rev.
FRfDHY~fk vi = O'Clock P. M. Sermon by Rev.
sUNDAY-1OX O'Clock A. M. Sermon by Rev.
sUNDAY~9x o'clock P. M sunday-sohoOl Ser
vices,
MONDAY-1K O'Clock P. M. Anniversary Of
TUEsDAY-7X O'Clock p NJ Sermon by Rev. j.
'wEDNEsDAY-1K O'Clock p. M. Sale of Pews.
THURSDAY-TH O'Clock p NJ Thanksgiving
Services and Love Feast IL 16st
s&~ JOHN b. GoU G Il,
Unda the auspices OF the
Y. N. G. A,
AT CONCERT HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, November si.
subjeot-'IIGHTs AND SHADOWS OF LONDON
LIFE"
Tickets at f. A. NORTH Il CO.'S Music Store, No.
1896 CHESNUT Street IL 16wfsm 1t
pSyp RAND SAINT TARY FAIR
- IN AID OF THB
WOUNDED, WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OF those now engaged in the war in Europe, to be
GERMAN PATRIOTIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL,
From December 20 to January 2, 1871.
The Association through whose exertions the Fair
has been projected feel encouraged at the success
anticipated through the well-known sympathy and
benevoence which have always characterized the
citizens Of Philadelphia. An opportunity will be
afforded them OF contributing such articles as they
may feel disposed In aid of the humane cause.
Particulars in future advertisements. 1t
neSgp THE PHILADELPHIA PRESBYTERIAN
"" ALLIANCE will hold public meeting in the
on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at ~
O'Clock. Rev. G. W. Musgrave, ID. D., Rev. Herrick
johnson, ID. D., Hon. James Pollock, and others,
will address the meeting. IL 162t
rSz- REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER COULD
eloquently eXpatiate on the new discovery by
which LETTER PRESS co pIES can be taken from
PRINTING executed at HELFENSTEIN Il LEWIS
Railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and ObEsNUT Streets. 1t
nfzsp HON. SCHUYLER CoLFAX AT THE
' Academy could charmingy depict the beau
ING executed at HELFENSTEIN & LEWIS
Railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and CHESTNUT Streets. 1t
rSgn J o II N SP A r H A wK,
w. MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
AGENCY for Pennsylvania, the Western and South
ern states, No. 40 CHESTNUT Street Commissioner
for Western States. S3ws6m
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Soon after the:commenoement Of the the entire
stock Of Black Silks Lyons sold 10 English and
American buyers to them from danger This
stock comprised all quslities-more bad than good
goods made to feel heavy but though slightly composed
of poor material which will affect the and beauty
the silk. Large quantities in this country, and
being sold extensively. We with our old connections
and knowledge of the best manufacturers have been
able to supply ourselves with the VERY BEST
MAKES KNOWN and TRIED for Twenty
Years. and offer them to customers at prices less
than last years. and less than have believe
they will be after the present season.
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N OF l C z 8.

BOYS AND CHTIDREN's CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Nt,oly fitted up, on first floor.
Convenient for Ladies.
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
Call and examine
HdlT-tOdy BENNETT Co.,
Bettpeen FTrh TOWER HALL,
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MACE consumes less COAL gives more hot air. requires
less attention and in every respect superior any
hotar furnace in the country. Call and examine ct
the warerooms of
JOHN s, CLARK, No. 1908 Market street.
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nsys J o II N SP r H A w K,
w. MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
AGENCY for Pennsylvania the Western and South
ern States, No. 400 CHESNUT Street. Commissioner
for Western States. S3ws 6m
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ntzsp HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX AT THE
"D Academy could charmingly depict the beau
ties of LETTER PRESS COPIES from PRINT
ING executed at HELFENSTEIN & LEWIS
Railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and Chestnut Streets 1t
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xSy~ REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER COULD
eloquently eXpatiate on the new discovery by
which LITTER PRESS co cIES can be taken from
PRINTING executed at HELFENSTEIN Il LEWIS
Railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and ObESNUT Streets. 1t
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
~ ..,-., o., ,,n,,ns the Midland Railroad pa nroih

~ ......., ,or ,,,,,d,ns the Midland Railroad rpa nro
Hackensack 10 Jersey City, ana n's
tons -, III, Ia mt I'm place to-
day II weighs 10 pounds and COS, n Cannon Council
OF hor H. bcf Engineer the Fire Department ~ ar odd m
scrihed on IL in raised leCes G hs citvColden Rule
fellow S.,s No ,Ss and Newark Lodge No Inc n1iD'
surrendered It's charter ls years norss and wagon
VINO ;nS tc MT Wson Of New York, has been sent 20
STATE Prison five years The sunday trls % s cn
ended only to The city limits of Newark, because pro-
hibitod FROM going further by ,canS c the SUNDAY
cars, and a committee OF the Common Council ap y,
pointed to confer with mr. Denm,s M s1tted to run II
a majority of the voters of Orange denahueo IL n spo
cal election will be held Dec TO decide tnc NATE
The Board Of Excise have granted large nninDer oI
licenses The Dry Goods Salesinens s ;,
will give another public entertainment on the 2'th INST
MoNTcIAIR.-The First Presbyterian Church II putting
up organ, which will be ready Tor use
The New-Jersey State Sunday Scho9r ssotdSon &c nn
commeneed three days session at te auwber Of
delegates were present and the Rev. HGagand Of
the county associations we're read The employees OF
the Singer Sewing Machine Company have raised geo
nas i sns% 5s near tine & Of the proposed
works.
EIIzApRTH-A Board Of Trade ia to be ORGANIZED
The New-York manufacturers OF the Fre Alarm ite
graph lately adopted have published card stating that
no member OF the CITY Council received any portion Vi
the s., 500 paid for il.
this place Monday night and was found dead In Ills
bed yesterday morning.
TREsroN-A state Temperance Convention has been
called to meet here January H. Just previous to he
meeting the state Legislature to discuss the question
of "ocal option and t0 take active measures 10 nave
general law passed this Winter similar to that wch tne
last Legislature passed for few townships The Grand
Encampment l. o. Of o. f. for the state OF New,Jersey
stockton Of New-Jersey, was arrested yesterday on
warrant issued by Justice Mills charged with hsNns h
committed an unproyoked assault Oh a young shop-
keeper OF this place.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

limiting that the persons whose hospitality she enjoyed
would be mentioned in her WILL But when 1t was found
after her death that she had made no VIII, those VINO
had from time time voluntarily supplied her with food
during "A series OF years, began to prepare accounts
against her estate for the amount OF Indebtedness 10
them which she was held incurred one Of these
bills amounts 10 5000 35
Another person presents bin for board covering pc
riod OF s,x years and amounting ~ 190 at % cents
meal Another claims 81 600 for attentions shown 10
Madame Ostrom" There are large number OF snch
hs. Int there Ia one which Overtops them all-the
claim OF the lawyer, Mr.. Taman, whom Lochy Ostrom
habituay consulted and, 10 would seem, never paid
Mr ,Ilman holds that he entitled TO s12o0 for
Ices rendered time occupied In consultations daily ~
his office during years. each interview lasting about
two hours This claim gated last week before
a referee Calvin Frostof Pecksil, and number or Wit.
nesses testified 10 the constancy ana ehgn OF unc OF
Mrs Ostroms visits 10 her lawyer and TO delays thereby
caused in their business with him. The case IL stiil
under examination by the referee The subject of letters
Surrogate Fowler Of Poughkeepse, next Friday.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
NEw-ENGLAND's AsCENDENCY.
THE BROOKLYN WHISKY wAR-AN ACKNOWL
EUGMENT

The following testimonial to the efforts of
the United states troops in destroying the Illicit whisky
stills Of Brooklyn is published:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIE EAST
NEwYoRK CITY, Nov. H. 1870. {
GENERAL ORDERS No. T.-It gives pleasure 10 the De
paItment Commander 10 publish the following special
acknowledgement OF the services rendered by the troops
OF his command and ut the time To commend their
excellent conduct In every respect the occasion
question, viz:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF ISTERHAL(
., " REVENUE, WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1870. :
eh nave the honor to tender through you to Brig
nLcDOweI and Col. VOgdes, and the officers and
, ners under Their command, my special acknowledge
IL p InS Important assistance which they rendered
quo interha Revenue officers and their forces under
nPcissor ., B butcher Of New York, in the recent
E 80 iSI ee suppression of Illicit disatiOn in the
CITY oi brooklyn. Very respectfully
"uor wx w W. w; douglass, Acting Commissioner.
BY command OF Brig Gen MCDOWELL
CHAUhCEf hCkEsvER, Assistant Adutant- CeDeral
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THE MIsER OF PoUGHyrrps,r

AS the time draws near for the inyestieation
OF affairs pertaining TO the estate Of tho deceased o
OF Poughkeepse, Lochy" Ostrom some curion. cir,
stances developing, and still more supposttiou bc
are fling their claims. During her lifetime Iocb,
boarded around" great deal, and though she Ua.
known 10 be wealthy, she called upon 10 nav
for the entertainment received, che had fashion OF
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
TCoNouJcAI, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.


~ h, snh Of the three great essentss Of me-
M capital for family purposes" pro''s"" Tor OIL"
eg,ey for ones family" Some Of be ether advantages o.
fered the Company are u.
Frt: I security Company have 81 800 Neu for every si"
liabilities
Second: Il Is M prof.sss 70 be real hutn. economical WI"
many established and conducted purpo and solely Tor the en
q, Of IN, insured scrutiny into iv expenses and insmen1
will prove; consequently,
Third afford charge lower rates than any other musn@ com
many thus the advantages Justly due them
Fourth Premiums ouy no. forfeited but panP pohcy WIN
dividends sued the 6rst payment II required
Fnh Cash dividends applied reduce the scood All A subsequent
annual payments
si1th; No e. rates on travelling lake officers oi The army
nav, or merchant marine, the lives OF women
seventh The officers Of this Company are men OF ns
on. reputation integrity and ability The seennty OF The Con-
p.ny 10 unlonbted a above shown
Busness men, Of other he insurance companies And some o.
N. most ropen, men OF the country given this Company the
preu whom found on our hsS 'hos insad
Liberal .rng gemens made with good parties to canvass
W. T OKIE Manager for Ner.YorE l57 BroMwsy.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

An exciting trOt came off at the Westches-
ter County Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. between
Hogan's gray horse Jack, aud John Murphy's brown
horse David Bonner mile heats best three nve, for
purse of 81 OOO $500 side The former won in three
straight heats. Tine-23l, 2:29i, and G3ss
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

T,O GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade as
Lgh, Improved Economy the motto No more use iof gas
burner consuming capacity The PAfBhI MAUI uhs
RyPASDER applied gasbuner produces an increase OF
more per light Instantly applied or removed
ecent Of the hind OF the are % "
Illustrated directions with them Test erhmuo
oc Sample Brpande and Burner sent IN ae u o. W
inducements 70 agenees and the trshe
Send fr Agents ursd stating proposed mode OF MAI
control Of territory FshBh ChOoh
so. Msnatcurers Proprietor 3J7 Broadway keu-forL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. ATHLETIC.

These clubs closed play together for the
season in Philadelphia Nov H. when game was played
similar to that with the Haymakers in Troy, the At
antics being assisted by McGeary the catcher OF tho
Haymaker nine. and Ferguson pitching The fine Held
ing OF the Atlantic side the game. IL was not q
match which counts in the OF the two CLUBS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

Isl. ID. 81 5th. 9Th 7th 9Th. 9th Total
Athletic. Athletic. IL
Umpire-Theciore Bomeiser ofthe BurskA
Fr base by error: Ausnuc Athletic Time Of las
The Athletics play grand match this week
with picked nine OF the Clubs attending the CohVeho
THE STAR CLUB VS.. C0L0RED CLUBS.
The Secretary of the Star Club of Brooklyn,
IN communication referring to the action of their dele
gate at the Convention, states that while the Club
views the motion made TO exclude cOlored clubs IA
needless reference To subject which II should De the
policy OF the National Association to Keep OUT OF ther
discussions at the same time they desire 10 relieve them
selves from the of being the first to bring the mat
ter up before the National Association, nasInuch AZ IN
the report the Nominating Committee OF the ConNen
tion OF 1867 held in Philadelphia, resolution was pre-
sened having the effect and 1t was adopted by the
Convention without debate.