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Nor TOO LoUD.-Concerning g hol-
lering" in meeting, Aunt Judy, an old
colored woman, said to one of her sis
ters: "Taint de rale grace, honey ;
taint de sure glory. You hollers toe
loud. When you gifts de dove in your
heart and de lamb in your bosom,
you'll feel as ef you was in dat stable
at BethI'em, and the blessed virgin
had lent you the sleepin' baby to bold :
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332 WAsH1NeroN ST., New YoRK.

Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE. All orders promptly attended, tt
References NORTH River Bank, N. Y. City; Da-
yId Mur, 2 Broadway, N. Y. /; Ballard & Bro
Richmond, Va; D. g. McCotter, l4l Broad
way, n. Y; Smith $ Maynard, Is Courtlanu
St, n. Y; II H. SunsUn, 1856 Washington ST.,
n Y; J. T. WhitcbUu,e, % Courtldnd ST.,
Y ID. ). Hayens, Southampton, l.. l.
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COFFINS AND CASKETs

4 n excellent assortment of COtfins and Cas-.
n kets always kept on hand and furnished t.
order with appropriate trimmings, and at shOn
notice by
T.. B. TRUE IL co.
Newnort Jan 25 1867
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A LADY having accidentally broken

A lady having accidentally broken
q smelling bottle, her husband, who
was very petulent, said to her: "I
declare, my dear, everything that be-
longs to you Is more or less broken"
True" replied the lady, .for even
yCu are little cracked" "au M
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, TallOw
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, VenisOa, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
G,uutrv Prodnce
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COOKING STOVES.

GOOD samaritan, Stewart, Soap Stone, ParlOr
VI Office, aud other Stoves, always on hand
Our stock Is much the largest TO he found III III
county. We can undersen all competitors II
this branch OF trade. See if we can't
l.. B. TRUE IL co.
NPwpOrt Jan. 25, 1867.
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A widower in Lowell, Mass, hav-
ing 81 children, has just married a
third wife. o d1gds el4ssa bBse9
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SOMETHING NEW.
90, na- 49, a., n a. n a atu
TIN, SHEET IRON AND HARDWARE, STOVES,
AND PIPE,
sugar N Dairy Tools
LOOK HERE FOLKS.

hANIEL X. HUNT having located in Il,
~ Barton Village, on Wafer Street, op- k&
pOsite the Marble Factory, TO perform
SURGERY upon old Boots and Shoes
by adding to the Feet, making good the Legs,
binding the Broken, healing the Wounded, meD-
ding The Constitution aud supporting the bod,
with new SUles. Advice gratis And last bui
not least, BOOTS and SHOES FOR SALE.
Any one wishing good pair of Boots or Shoes
will please call and get them made of the best
stock. tEl
Barton, April 10, lS67-l6m6
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LANE, ADAMS " co.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGs, BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY Produce.
Liberal Cash AduaHces made on ConSignments.
SO Main Street, Springf, Id, Mass.
". b. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. n. SMITH.
REFBRESCEs: Ballou & Hi5bard, Boston, Crook,
Palmer & Co., Albany, Henry Lansing, AL
2ll bdny, Aguwam National Bank, Springfield.
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DAY UP.-I intend to settle nv.
business and leave town in the Spring, and
therefore wish all those who owe me eilher by
nue or account, to pay the same Immediately
or shall place them in the hands OF an attor-
ney for collection. t.gf
D CHESTER BROWN.
Craftsbury, Feb. A, lS6S-6w3
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ri. p. RALLARD a. CO..

A. VI. RUGGLES, NJ. D.,
II o NJ G o P A T H 1 ST,
25 BARTON, VERMONT.
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W Va. fIICiIEIt,
H . K ) + L Il A n Z R,


Will receive hOr ,es aud colts at his stable IL
West Albany, aud every attention viii be givei
them. He has nad lifelong experience IL
training horses for the turf, saddle, and harness
aud all wuU eutrust their horses aud colts viii
him can rest assured that he will give them hls
earnest care aud atteutiuu.-45ti
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9 sa I5l12ssa aaH sosbioa 9 = eas4
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-9I 90 aa95ie p d 498 oaa ea9n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

,,er,hered does not allow the redstilng OF hghwines
or nroof spirits but merely the doubling or hghwnes OF
singlngs. ., - l., 49,,
About % Senators and 40 Representatives are In the
city and others are arriving by every traln inc Dusl
% 70 he transacted is very freely discussed; but there
s great diversity Of opinion with regard to what should
no done and especially this true of the finances The
probabilities of session Of the XLIst Congress on the 4h
% March are canvassed and difference OF opinion Is
developing A few days ago the members then here
favored meeting and the selection of Speaker; but
now they are not anxious. fearing that II too much
base made their particular friends for the Speakers
chair may be sacrificed The short session will not afford
much opportunity for canyasng the merits OF the sew
eral candidates for the POSITION and all who have been
prominently named have ardent advocates, repeal Of
the law for Fourth Of March session may be mutually
agreed upon and the election Of Speaker will thus go
over until December, 1869.
The proposed meeting in Chicago the 18th and 10th
OF December Of tue officers Of the old armies Of Tennes
see Cumberland Ohio and Georgia, promises TO be one
Of the largest and most successful social gatherings
held in this country Letters by hundreds coming In
from officers of the old armies containing the warmest
expressions concurrence in the movement and proms
ing TO attend majority ofgthe Major and Brigadler
Generals who served in any Of the Western armies have
already sgnhed their intention TO participate and many
Of those Of the Potomac army will attend guests.
Gems Grant Sherman Schofcld. and Thomas will take
leading parts IN the proceedings. Gen. Sherhah, hol-
withstauding the report that he will meet tho Indian
Commission in this city this week, will not visit Wash
iugton until after the reunion, and Gen. Thomas. now
here as President Of the Dyer Court of Inquiry will ad-
ourn tho Court that he may meet his brother officers
In Chicago on the 18th.
The public debt report for November will, IL IS said
show an increase Of slO0OOOOO though returns which
have not yet been received at tho Department may ma
terialy lessen this estimate The amount Of coin on
hand ia Y
pected that the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs WILL In
addition TO his preliminary report TO the Secretary OF the
Interior, which has been published, mako report TO
Congress In relation 20 the officers OF the Bureau and It's
operations the Indian tribes during the past year
Owing the large amount OF business before the SUI
preme Court requiring the attention OF Mr. Evarts at the
approaching session, Richard H. Dana of Boston has
been engaged by the AtOrneyGenera 10 represent the
Government in the jefferson Davis trial IN Richmond on
Thursday next. Mr. Dana will make the argument for
the Government on the motion Of DaybSs counsel 10
Quash the Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Mrs. Hills body was
taken from the house the Monday night after tie
assassination and quietly taken 10 the Archst Office OF
the undertaken kept there until Saturday after
menf Cemetery and inferred within the monument In
closure" where the late Mr. Hin had lot and where his
remain. go, ..ried. All the arrangements were so
indic0nsly made that very few people knew that the
coriege moving from the undertskers office was that OF
court.r ON Yesterday seated front Of the dock He
wore ghtoolored overeoat and che was dressed with
a black velvet hat, black coat, and Drown nIs, hGr
0Byrn6 advanced TO The dock and engaged in conversa
ton with her when she partially raised IT, keeping por
took a ssst Nv his side and conversed with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
TIE DEACON ANpREws MURDER TRIAL.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 1.-The trial OF Dea-
con Samuel W. Andrews, for the murder OF Cornelius W.
Holmes was begun to-day before the Supreme judi
cal Court Attorney GeneralfAllcni and DlsrictAtto
new Pierce appeared for the Commonwealth Charles o.
Davis and George sowerby for the defense The muir
der was committed on the 9th Of May last Andrews
appears in Court calm and collected Egtythree jurors
were summoned and IL feared thatia jury might not
be obtained on the first day. but the jury impanneed
without delay and the began his open
ing speech for the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
wEsToN,s Walk From BANGoR TO ST. PAUL

WEeTONs Walk FRON BANNOE TO II. IAUI-
BANGOR, Dee. lat precisely 4 o'clock this
afternoon Edward Payson Weston started on ms great
walk Of 5000 miles from the steps Of the Courtouse IN
this city He s accompanied by Mr. George II. warren
brother Of Mrs Gen. Tom Thumb Major T. O. Fields Mr.
]. b. Kibcr, D. Palmer, II Totten, aud l. " Solomon
An immense multitude assembled to witness the de-
parture Of the pedestrian ana deal Of enthusiasm was
manifested He started of at rapid gait ioio"eu w
the popuaoe until he was well out oil Town nc 'oOA 'o
rTanndeu road. and will pass through East HanpdeD,
Hampton, wntcrport FRANKFORT searspOr to Beliasta
distance OF % miles where hc will stop for the night IL
IS beautiful day aud Weston is IN the best Of spirits ana
expects to reach Belfast by II o'clock tonight allowing
one hour for supper at waterproof The roads are IN
very good condition WestOns journey Is to ST. Paul ana
back through St. Louis Cincinnati Baltimore and Pha'
delpha, to the City Hall in NcwNork' where Hs TO 'ef
inmate 100 days hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
Mr.. FIsK'S CARD.
Mr.. James Fisk, jr., sends telegram from
rvcryDIARIsM IN CHICAGO.

CuIcAGo. Dec Five alarms were rung in
this cIty this evening Tho first at No 46 statest.
and destroyed everything up to No. i22 The buildings
were MI twostOry frames and generally occupied
by f,Iues above aud sua shops beneath The loss u
about 10000 The second occurred IN judas BLOCK on
hr eant corner of Randolph and Lasae-sts IN the
third story occupied by A. h. sturges, dealer III Yam,
Nee motions, His stock WIS destroyed IL Is supposed
that ucendarsD had something 10 40 Win tns nre.
MIR sturgcs. oss h $50 600 The third fire was IN John
A. IIurh' house on FuertOn-ave. and North Clarkst
The yelling was destroyed. Loss &OOO.
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SPAIN
A MoNARcnIsr MEETING BROKEN Ur EY mn


MONARCDIST MEETING BROKEN UP El REPUB-
LICANS.
MADRD Dee. lon Monday political meeting OF
Monarchists in Valladold was broken up By the Re-
publicans.
REPORT OF A RECOGNITION OF THE CUBAN IN
sURGENTs By TIE UNITED STATEs-ANOTHER
MONARCHIAL MEETING DISPERSED BY RE
PUBLICANS.
rumor is abroad here that the Government of
the United States have recognized the insurgents in
Cuba as belligerents. Admiral Mendez Nnez has
arrived in Madrid. The Republicans attacked and
dispersed meeting of Monarchists in the town OF
Orense.
DECLARATION OF GEN. PGIN
PARIS, Dec 1.-Gen. Prm. in letter 10 the Gaetots
declares that the present Spanish Government will
have no dealings with the Bourbons, and he denies
with indignation the truth Of the report that he pur
poses a coup ddat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
h,xNrn TO TENNEssEE ooNGREssMAN.

MkMpHIs Dec. The Business and PROBES
sonaa men Of this city gave "A complimentary dinner
last hight 10 tbs Hon D. Leftwich Democratic congress
man Elect from Iis District Alderman McDarratt pre-
sided and the best OF feeling prevailed Speeches were
Upto I'M respous, 10 the t0ast Tie Presdenteect ana
the rmy Of the United States assured ms hearers th
Gen. Graut would cNcutc the laws solely for me goou o
the Whole country, aLL NIthOut regard 10 ptib DcaS
ulaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE 1rI sTER COUNTY MURDER.

KINGSTON, Dec. 1.-The murderers three chill
dren are safe having been abandoned by him to the ner
ces Of the charitable Clyde station In Wayne County,
whence he started southwark. Eli ID. Terwiliger OF
Eenye believed TO he close upon the assassins heels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
PRUSSIA.

prussia AND THE EORTH-GERNAN COSFEDERA-
TON.
BERLIN. Dec LIN the House of Deputies, yester-
day. the Minister of Justice, Count Won Lippe, made
speech urging legislation for making the legal sys-
tenn of the Prussian Kingdom uniform with the sys-
TENS of the Northern German Confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
u,,RpERER HANGED BY A MOB.

On Friday, one Engleman, of Carllnsvllle,
nlnos ct the throat OF his divorced VIE nearly sever
ing her head from the body. He was arrested anu
lodged In mo- but on Monday mob OF country people
took hun frsVs the Jail aud hanged HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

TIE SOUTHERN Sites.
TIE rLonpA mrEAcnMENr cAsr.

THE FLORIDA IMPEACHMENT CASE
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1.-The argument before
the supreme Court in the Reed Gleason case was CON
tiuued all day. and may be concluded tomorrow
TIE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Dee 1.-The Mayor and City Coun-
eli have ordered the pospoDenent OF tho municipality
election until the assembling OF the Legislature IN Janu
ary taking ground that the negroes are entitled TO
vote hv the legislative law granting tho city charter ana
that an election is null void unless the present lcs-
lature strikes out the word white n the city charter
The Democrats claim that the State Constitution ana
Reconstruction laws give the negroes the rght TO vote
municipal laws to the contrary Notwithstanding ana pro-
nose holding the election allowing the negroes to vote
and leaving Legislature TO decide upon IT, legality
TIE MURDER or SENATOR RANDOLPH OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
COLUNBiA, Dee. !. 49, In the House OF Repre-
setatry to-day resolutions Of coincidence ON me d,a
Of senator Randolph mud Representative Martin W.
gdouted FuIogcs were delivered by several mcWber7
ftfT which the House adjourned. United states senator
r. / Robinson who starts for Washington a. morrow
morning addressed large Republican mce''Hs u'a
evening
TIE MURDER OF CEN. HINDMAN.
MEMPHIS Dee. 1.-.jcssc Thompson has bccn
arrested at Vcsburg the charge oi beng tho assassin
Of Gen. Hlndman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
CB4.

THE BATTLE BETWEEN TIE INSURGENTS AND
THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
HAVANA, Dec. Later advices received from
Santiago Of the engagement between the Government
troops aud the revouonsts in the town Of villa del
Cobre on Path ult st increase the number Of revc
utionlsts killed.
ARTIST or Mr.. GARCIA
snipping-Master Garcia, who some months ago, NJ
tackled Mr. La Rentue, then acting as United states
Consul here has been arrested and placed IN Fort Puna
by order Of Capmu-General Lcrsnndi, TO answer the
charge Of dtfraudug the American GoyernineBt brought
against him by the present Consul General OF the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
TURKEY.

RELATIONS BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE
LONDON, Dee IA dispatch from Constantiuople
says it is believed there that the Sublime Porte VIII
recall its ambassador from Athens unless recruiting
for Crete ceases in Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE cuICAGO CORN CORNER.

CHICAGO, Dee 1.-The corner III corn culml,
mated ycserd ~ and resulted reputation by about
TWothrds Of the shorts The number 81 bushels IopuhI
Mod WAC ALOut 100000. tho ducIchce Abuul a40VO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
FRANCE
pR1NrFRs' STRIKE.

PARIS. Dec. 1.-The printers of this city are on
strike and business in that line is therefore checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02


1EDIsposITIoN OF THE QUEEN-NO MORE PEEtS
To mr. PROPOSED BY DISRAELI-BANQCEl ~
THE TORY MINISTRY-MR. GLADSTONE AO-
TOPOGRAPHY.
The Oueen has recovered from slight lndispoSl-
on and will leave for Osborne soon after the meet
inc of Parliament Mr. Disraeli will not propose any
more names for the Peerage during the remainder OF
his present administration. great testimonial
banouet is projected in Liverpool in honor OF the
members of the expiring Cabinet Mr. Gladstones
"Cbapter of an Autobiography is generally Thought
TO be needless and injudciOus publication and It'll
believed TO have alienated many of his friends.
SCULL RACE.
The second great scull race on the river Thames
took place to-day between Joseph Sadler of Putney
and Henry Kelley of Putney. The latter held the
championship of the Thames for nearly SIX years but
was defeated last month by James Beusforth of
Gateshead Newcastle.on-Tyne in race of nearly
five miles on the river Thames, from Futney TO
Northlake for 5000 lin goldl aside. The race to-day
was over the same course, and for the same amount
and was won by Kelly, who beat Sadler four lengths
In 2l minutes thus reganng in part his lost aurels
and prestige. The weather was tine and, as on the
previous race there was an immense attendance to
witness the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE REPORTBD FLIGHT or TIE ERIE
DIRECTORS
rur DETECTIVES OUTwnTED 49, MEssRs. GouL
AND FISK OF TIE ERIE CoMfANl SILL
TIE CITY. .

,rur nrTrcrIvTs OUTwITTED - MESsRs. GOULD
,xn rIsK or TIE ERIE COMPANY STILL IN
TIE CITY.
Mr. lanes Fisk. IT,, the alleged abscondlng
Director OF the Lrie Railway Company returned 10 ui'
CITY last evening from Biughamtou' " !" 10 WIN"
Mace he proceeded at early hosr on MONDAY mo'"s
after having successfully cuied the entire uetec'e Iooo
~ this city who were the lookout Tor hln' he at
ned 10 depart on Sunday evening, but Just AFTER 10
the office Of the Company aud was about to cross
thc river he was served with an DJuncuo lssuvu ~
Judge Peckham, TO show cause Why TIT " "rlce
q. Recciy @q. MP Fisk returned to INC office
and the paper submttedto thc legal Reheuv1 w.
Sgrrc ra,c drawing up the papers To DC submitted 10
Irdsd Wilson After midnight SIR. Fisk again slipped
Of the building ana entering GatdaEg Sy clreat
mons route the carriage was driven 10 tue
Ferry. Mr. FISK on eachIg INC JSGs'y naaeuvers
was transferred vd to spccd Po'i To BSnnsiamdioa
What special business was transacted there has NOT
transpired, but the citizens oil Bihsnion ~ rnv
mn was to be erected. The business c0neuued, ue
n"rtv returned In rs hasy as they departed
he RIM from Port Jervs Turner'S - miles, VAS made
I'm a. minutes. aud from Turner's to Iav0na 81 es. ~
b6 minutes The Executive Committee we're III session
last evening with closed doors probably 10 near mr..
FIsk's account Of his flying trip Inc ehtiaeo 10 ane
Closely seTunized before beingadmitted Is reported
hat there are several Of the detectives along the me Oh
road following up the scent Ihey WI" prop"oS io'u"
to-day.
MIR. FIsKs CARD.
Mr.. James Fisk, jr., sends a telegram from
Port Jervs AS fOlOws:
| To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: take the earliest opportunity, on my way home
70 ask you To give emphatic contradiction OF inc
charge To which you have given currency III tls morn
in0s paper OF larceny OF ss0OOO00 which You mpute
TO Mr. Gould aud myself The trip which made on Mon
day morning strictly business relating 10 Rolling
Mill OF the Erie Company Mr.. Gould was not with me-
and had intention OF going TOOK Wlth me no money
secures or effects OF any name or nature 30 Tar ~
concerns your aluson 10 old rails ana OId locomo
ves need only say that have just passed ovor ~
miles of this Conpanys Road in % minutes IN TACT the
old rails are mostly out OF the way and replaced by
steel rails That Is all the stealing with which nave
had an thiDg to do. JAhEs fish' Jr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

r,,rr,D FROM THE QUEEN TO LORD MoNCK-
Fin Final AL results OF THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-Queen Victoria, IN an autograph
LOT or compliments Lord MOnck in connection with
bis administration as Governor of Canada.
Elections were held yesterday for Members OF the
House of Commons in MidsomeTset, England, ana
Sligo. Ireland In the former, Messrs. Neville Green
willie and r. f. Paget, both Conservatives, were &c,
turned and in the latter, Mr.. OCOnnor Liberal anu
Sir r. G. Booth, Conservative, were elected ! o
following table of the result is given by Inc I"'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
CAROLINA


MEMPHIS. Dec. 1.-Jcssc Thompson has been
arrested AT Vcsburg on the charge u being tho assassin
of Cen Hlndman,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-03

Ter 9Th bowler good bat also An excellent judge
OF ioricfet; OF the Philadelphia Club.
clean hitter and Aer also OF the Philadelpnls
John Larve-one or the most stylish bats In the
Youag America DUB " '-' '-' s''~
having a splendid defense; is also a good bowler.
medium paced; 10 credited to Germantown CUP
Harry Grpffen. or the Philadeiphla Cricket Clu5--i
good around cricketer; bowls and fields WELL ana Is
Spencer Meade one OF the "Bordentown twins" Is
one OF the finest heders In the country. 1t is said
sy ba ne p,ss oo ne suG e @
Be that as IL may, Meade q regular At hand
ling the leather, and fine lett arm bowler with an
swtnl work Is slashng bat; one ofthe Phladelphia
r. olay-a heavy bat. sure Defense and hard hit..er
W. Morgan Of Ge-snanlown Cricket dub, is a Cue
stylish, forward bat and one OF the best outaelders
Loper Baird ID free stylish bat hits strong lag,
and is a Rcod fielder,
Charles 10. Cadwalader-a safe bat and excellent
helder the Germantown and philadelphia Cricket
BpssIer-A very imposing player, will soon rank
W. Johns. jr.-good bat, hiIs prettiiy to leg. aud
good fielder; once famous ss bowler but spraiped
himself and has not owled eiDce.
John Rascif, of ths ZlDEsr was good selection,
81 he = EOod bat and M agnifcent field .
Markoe-a good steady bat and fair field; OF the
is a good bss Of the GsrmSntown Cricket CLUB.
Albert A. Outerbridse-a good batter and fielder;
has good defense; will 20 anywhere In the 1eld. m
peculiar low delivery that ia sometimes very enect
i've q change.
The subsliut are Joe HopknFon, the other
"tw;n," splendid fielder (you can always tell him
on the held II yo1 know Meade. by looking at the
round II is always going back aud forward between
then j. and Mr.. White, OF the Germantowp, who
plays sweLl at long stop Except his throwing and