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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12
Real Estntc Notes.

The real estate dealers throughout the city ind
business generally dull about this time Of the year.
This season, however, many complain Of more than
ordinary dulness.
Rentals are 30 high that tenants are content to
rather bear the ills they have than ny to others they
know not Of"
Selling or old family homesteads seems to have
become the rage. The estate OF the Morris family
near the Harlem and adjoining tho Seventh avenue
Boulevard, has been parceed out ana $50 lots OF it
will shortly be placed under the hammer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. lisp. NJ.
BEEswAx was dull and heavy at 4lc. 4lhc
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Eastern spruce slow OF sale
and prices favored the buyer the sales being feet
from $40 $40 So Laths quiet at % SIN 49, Limo
was steady a 90 for common and % for lump Rosen-
dale cement steady and firm n a. For bricks the
mand was active and prices were firm at l l2 for Long
Island B6 ga for Croon - 81 SO for New jersey $l
'front.'
CorroN.-Receipts. 27s4 bales Tho market was quiet
the demand from all classes OF buyers being light and
were heavy In some sales made ut prices
below quotations annexed The sales comprised 27
bales including M for spinning 125 for export and 23s
speculation For future delivery 200 bales low mdong
old arE ahrln a. We ouots.
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Chenango, Delaware and Chautauqua county
dares, hrkins 43c. ANc.
Cortland, Broomc and Steuben county dairies.
nrkins. a<sc.
Cataraugus and Yates county dares frkins 40c. &C.
Ordinary TO fair State dares rkins. -38c. 40c
State half nrkin tubs extra. <5c a4c
State, half frkin tubs good. &c 43c
Welsh tubs, Lewis and Oswego county. llc s43c
Welsh tubs. fair 10 good State 8Sc a4Vc.
Pennsyvania dares, rkins. good to prime 80c DOC.
Pennsyvanin diaries, frkins, ordinary .86c 37c
Western Reserve hrkins good to prime. 33c Bic.
Illinois and Wisconsin, hrkins, good TO prime 22c 3bc
Ordinary Western hrkns fair good. dc Soc
Common Western. .............. .2Cc a25c.
Cheese
Factory dares, fancy and Cheddar shaped, .
Factory diaries, fair quality lie also.
Farm dairics fancy and extra quality l7c. &c.
Farm dairies fair to good. 17c
Oran ntv INN CHI age.. 4
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81 81 Ob. Yara-I cut 75c. e0c III cut 81 02x 81 10;
average lot, axe Sc ManufaoturedBlack work, com
medium lqc. &c. IN bond; good and fine, 2bc.
Soc. bright and medium, 5c. 3oc; good
and fine, Doc SIC. -
TALLow steady with moderate demand. Sales 5000
WnisKTy.keeeipts 9I5 bills. The market was quiet
prices Sales LAG bbs at ~ on o., duty
paid
wooI-There 10 more activity IN the market than there
business doing IL only moderate manufacturers generally
running, but thought that they viii be liberal purchasers
after the OF the year. Holders are
quite firm in their views manifesting no disposition
70 sell 10 any extent except at full previous
prices For pulled there good demand and former prices
prevail while Texas moderately active and hr ts demand
being chiefly FOR the grades For California the market
exhibits fair degree OF activity at unatered prices In
foreign busnsss rather active. The saes are 500 vO1
lbs eeces nj <bc. 57c including 23,oUo at hgr bUv
medium State at &c, 5000 and above Ohio ana
Michigan at BE, leoUO medium Michigan and Ohio
al CSC. &c.. 5000 choice tubbed at Soc, 100 common do
At $500 ccmbins At tsc: soc I5eoo Xxx Ohio At Soc,
800 DO At sec - &C. ssooo Xxx and pctiosck at se
loo Iowa At 45c, 10000 nnwashed at Be- ~ GOO unwasned
&C. 1000 unwashed Mt 33<c 1900 secured and 10000 lbs
fleece private terms, but within our range , also
10000 lbs. pulled, Al 33c. BIC. for black AMI No. l.
46c sc for and EXTRA $1,000 lbs Texas At 2bc 5zc
the inside price for bury and he latter for about medium
l50O lbs California at 22c SIC for bury 20 no Is clip
and Csc Soc. for spring. including 100000 lbs fall Al &c
a2c or foreign the sales 1200u lbs Georgian nj fc
20 600 Santiago $1,000 foreign nois, $1,000 bales DonsSoi
2oJD bs East India and 90 baleA do on private terma
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snS ss sss gold for English Rcnnsd bar was quiss q
gold
LEAruKR.-Ths market for hsmlock sole unchangsd
being moderately active at steady prices The stock OF
that OF almost all other kinds 10 fair Receipts diminishing
Oak was unchanged while rough was dull but steady In
value. We quote:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ARTLIp-FINLEy.-At Fort Hamilton, NJ Y, on
Friday, December IL, by Judge Charles w. Church,
NJ. w. ARTLIP, ESQ.,. to Miss JULIA FINLEY.
BuLL-CoRNwELI.-on Thursday, December 10, as
the Tabernacle Baptist church, by the Rev. James X.
Kendrick JAMES FREDERICK BULL TO JEANNE
daughter Of the late Richard 8. CornweI Esq, all
OF this city.
HOME-RUssELL.-On Wednesday. October o. By
the Rev. Robert Hutchings WILLIAM HOME to IsA-
BELLA RUssKLI.
McKENzIE-GALLwEY.-InB BROOKLYN, on Thursday,
November 49, by the Rev. J. Riley, JOHN NJ. McKEN-
zIE to Miss CLARA A. GALLwEY. second DAUGHTER or
!. f. Gallwey, Esq, both OF Fort Hamilton. Y.
PLAcE--WARING.-On Thursday, December TO- at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. A.
II. Partridge, Captain e. N. X. PLACE. late OF ths
United States Navy, to ANNA A., daughter OF Henry
Waring all Of Brooklyn, f. ID.
PONCE oh LEON-LEoN.-On Sunday, November 8.
at the Church or St. Francis Xavier by the Rev. Y
Daubresse DIR. JUAN b. PONCE DE LEON to JBANNErTH
E., daughter OF the late Or. A. Leon both OF this
city.
WHITNEy-JENNIsGs.- On Wednesday, December
o. by the Rev. DIR. G. j. Geer rector OF ST. Timothys
church, WILLIAM ]. WHITNEY. formerly OF St. John,
N. H., TO ROSA, daughter Of the late Richard lem
nings OF River Head, l.. /.
st. John IN. b. papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1868

and Colfax Club was held at Hampstead Village L. L.
the 2lst inst The Wgwan holding 500 or 600 peo-
audience was isd IN AGdreses Mere made by IT. p
Crozer OF Brooklyn, and Major Hsggerty OF New York
Ircmaine Brothers enlvened the meeting by stirring
campaign songs The meeting grand success.
The Republicans of the First Ward of Morris
ania turned in large Numbers Saturday night the
occasion being the raising OF large at the Re
publican headquarters OF that Ward. Mr. Isaac DAYTON
attempted address the meeting but frequently
interrupted by the hootings OF few unteIred Jack
sonans that he forced to desst. Mr. John C. Grant
followed him, and. in spite OF the noise and confuson
succeeded IN delivering address whose plain truths
were so unpaatabe to the Democracy that they at length
retired In disgust.
will assemble at Lafayette Hail. in the village of White
Plains, tomorrow noon. very large gathering Is ex-
ings: Major-Gen. John &. Fremont, MajorGen. knpat
Pieasonton, MaorGen sigel Col b. r Morgan and sew
eTa others The Peekskll Band and the Republican Gee
Clubs OF fonkers Sing Sing and East Chester Will add to
the interest OF the proceedings.
A meeting of the Kings County General
Committee was held last evening, at No. Court
taton of Capt Rynders Of the New York Empire Club to
ION IN the grand demcnsraon to take pmee on the
were represented but the general disposition appeared
several members spoke s favor OF aeCeptng the INVITA-
tion, on the ground that 1t would have moral effect
motion was eventually made by Mr. Furey to the effect
that 1t was deemed inexpedent by the General Commit
tee to JOIN IN the display. substitute by MT Howell
adopted, that the subject be referred to the Execu
tive Committee and that the Presidents of the different
ward clubs be requested to attend meeting, to be held
on Thursday evening next to decide upon the matter
The Republicans of the Tenth Ward of
Brooklyn held Iousing meeting last evening, in
their wgwam, OF Smith and Unionss under the
auspices OF the Tenth Ward Grant and Coax Campaign
Club. Mr. Norton, the President Of the club. presided
and addressed the meeting and followed by the Hon.
Joshua Van Cot of Brooklyn. MaorGen W. T. Clark Of
Texas Mr. j. L. Barbour OF Hartford and several Others
The 25d Regiment Band OF Brooklyn in attendance
display OF fireworks also took place At the commence
of the meeting number of COppcrheads attempted
TO break up the meeting but the rngleaders were re-
moved the pohce and the proceedings went on peace
fully for n short time. but repeatedly Interrupted
during the night by the Rebel emissares in the street
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
TRIAL oF JOHN H. sURRATT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-ln the Criminal .lGil
ourt this morning the counsel foraSurratt entered he
epeciai plea setting forth the Amnesty Proclamatoh OF
July T. in defense, claiming that Snrratt rs Wltnn % tae
f az the proclamation which pardons all persons VINO
may have been guilty OF treason felony &c, VINO were
then under Indictment for those onenses IN any court
OF the United States having competent JurlsdcOh Inc
counsel claim that he was at that time solely unueI III
a rtmeut for murder at common law, ana not I0f urea
son or felony and that consequently he Is entitled 70 he
euedts Of the proclamation To this the prosecution
enters special demurrer and Will proceed TO argument
sIhe following is a copy OF the demurrer
g. comes INTO
special fed BY the defendant IN The above
insufficient in because The Ies
forth bearing The date OF July e e
~ beeon al persous be under Indictment OF present.
% In apv court Of United having competent ureHon
felony and because said plea does h
under indictment presenmenf A. aoisaa
made and because the same iDsu
sd for other and because The proo
Atec, the ofese Ano
charged forth ssd indictments aud tbe same
thf respects insufficient informal and VI no eject IN law
Nh Darlington addressed the Court in support or the
demurrer Mr. Bradley for the prisoner, maintained
tat the plea Of general pardon Is sufficient and claimed
the fu benefit OF the proclamation IL for the pros
efion 10 show in replication that the defendant
within the class excepted from amnesty. Mr.. Merrck
fr tne prisoner and Mr. Riddle Of the counsel for the
prosecution argued the question at issue.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

lively, there were $685. 599 CSC. 732 CAS-, and ISL
deaths and frem diarrheai naladies during the
seven weeks past there were In the last 1I3 deaths.
and, respectively preceding. 1856, 225 22l. 300,
255. aud 825 The temperature last week
$50 Fahr and in the preceding weeks 74o 76o
7 76o 7l aud 75o respectively The extreme range OF
Temperature last week was extraordinary. the mercury
having fallen from 90 on Sunday 10 4o Thursday
ing The mean temperature Of the Summer in the l6
weeks ending last Saturday recorded by DR. Loncs at
the Dspensary, Essex Market, 7l22o Fair
There So deaths in Brooklyn during the past week.
and in the preceding six weeks 2I 293 2s 3l 25O and
267 respectively; OF which, in the corresponding
periods "a, l04, 142 l5s. ITO, and l42 are
charged 10 the diarrheal malades. The
percentage Of this kind OF mortality in that city last
week is $3.50 OF the total And in ewIOrs II Is 271 Of
the tOta Cholera infanum is charged with 50 OF these
deaths the latter, and with SO in the former city
There 26 darrheal deaths OF adult persons IN New
York. and in Brooklyn OF infants nnder one year OF
age there pershed in New York 49, or SAFE per cent OF
the deaths and of children under years 3O9 or 90
per In Brooklyn the mortality i'll the same ages OF
childhood was 3235 per cent, ana 1888 per cent
respectively OF the total number OF deaths
The greatest excess OF mortality-in adults
as well as in children-was experienced III
the First Sixth and Seventeenth Wards in the com
pacty built district, and in filthy quarters OF the Nine.
eenb and Twenty second Wards OF the newer section OF
the city Brooklyn has It's chief excess OF preyenta
be disease in its Ninth Twelfth, and Sixteenth wards
During few weeks in Autumn. the maarlal quarters
these OF the rural portions OF the erOpO
tan District inevitably suffer high deathrate, III addi-
On TO permanent damage 10 the health OF great numbers
OF the resident population.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
FEARFUL EXPLOSION And FIRE.
ONE MAN BURNED TO DEATH AND THREE OTHERS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

ONE MAN BURNED TO DEATH AND THREE OTHERS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
The Oil Refinery of Messrs. Richard Sons
and Verplanck situated in South Eighthst Pros
pects Jersey City, totally destroyed yesterday by
the explosion OF quantity Of gas which had escaped
from the naphtha still located In the main building 10
this ensued fire. which destroyed all that part OF the
building affected by the explosion. The refinery con-
paration which was all destroyed The engineer Joseph
lelsenbcrger escaped 10 the street unluDufed
but after the second explosion lie went PACK
10 open the valves OF the boiler 10
guard against It's blowing up and whle
thus engaged the third explosion occurred he was
caught In the debris Of the building ard burned 10 death
After long search he found lying on his back not
stitch Of clothing about him, his flesh and bones burned
10 a crisp and his legs and arms drawn up and con
tracted presenting fearful sight Among the most Sc
fiou,y Injured of the sufferers yet surviving Is August
Beit0 one OF the yard his legs, body arms and
head are covered with bsters. and the poor fellow was
not expected survive until morning. lie has wlfe
and one child living at West HObOken. Henry Udhea,
one the smen, Also dangerously burned ~ tue
face and right arm and conveyed To his home
at No 1856 Morgan.s where he has wife, hut no chill
dren Theodore Hdcbraud the foreman OF the refinery
was also burned about the face and both arms, ana was
also conveyed No ljG MOrganst, where he has Wlfe
and two children.
Some of the burning debris and oil was blown across
the cove and set fire 10 Warner Carscaens stable IN
rear OF a small tenement which was DESTROYED Loss.
500 The refinery owned by Robert Vefplanck, re
sidcut OF Jersey City, together with McssIs BeJauhh
Richards a Son OF No. a. s0uth-st, New-lork ...o.
The total will probably reach from SSO" 10 stop
Hildcbrand was burned at fire ON the same premises
last Wbtcr. ~, =, ,,-., -,
yernlanck was partially insured in the Mechanics o
Jersey CIy. and the Lor'iiar"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the meeting of the Board Of Health yes
terday, complaint made by citzensof Fourthaver
between Seventy ninth aud against the
Harlem Railroad Company, for stopping up the drains OF
houses instead OF making drains OF their own There is
no other place for the said drains 20 run than into the
eannel previous order had been made by the Board
for the sides OF the track 70 be cleaned out
aud water 10 be carried OF in their drains cerhed
copy the complaint ordered TO be sent the Com
mon Council Communication suggesting that no one
under 10 years Of should be permitted 10 drive cat,
m tbrOug gh the streets and that such drivers be licensed
and wear badge and also De held responsible for any
damage done by the cattle In their charge was submitted
~ Counsel, who replied that the power asked Tor "ond
e Too questionable 10 be exercised by the Board All
sow having slsughterbOuses in operation In the
city were ordered 70 be informed that theli
Dr. Harris states in his weekly letter that
the week ending on the l9th inst was iaVoISDle
aud among those classes that have for weeks sui
fered most from darrheal diseases. There were ol'
Deaths IN tue ey In the preceding sn weaGs respec
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
5puIitital qOtitcs.

Union Republican General COmmitiee.-At regals
mouhy meeting Committee held Thursday evening Sept
RsorCf qhat tue ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATIONS and hereby directed To meet Al % ps
meeting TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is aud elect 0 oao de'S
gates @ the following Conyrnilons 80 ,,-,
COUNTY CONVENTION, consist Of the same number OF dss
senaes Committee to nominate candidate ios s 'f
nd a candidate ior Supervisor -, ,s -,
gates from ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TO nominate candidate i
Justice supreme Court and candidate for CITY Judge MI.
70 consist delegates from each Assembly Dsrcr
District has representatives. In the General OoH!se !"
Au ASSEMBLY CONVENTION each Assembly District 70 eonsi
Of one delegate Election District in the Assembly District 70
The COUNTY CONVENTION shall meet Iieadquatrrs NO. 81
Broadway Tweussecond on MONDAY EFENING Oct
THE JUDICIARY CONVENTION shall Headquarters ",
s3 Broadway of TwenysecOhdsi oa WEDNESDAY E'BS
The FoURTH DISTRICT comprisug the Is.
5h 9th and ah Maids F hold Their t9nvsu"oA al M
The FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising The m ieth
18Th Wards vii bold their Conenion at kalA Hotel NO.
2TJ Grsodst on FRIDAY EVENING. Oct q at 4 ococA -
The SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL Dis STRICT comprising the s'h
and 10th Wards will bold their ~ Lebanon man, AoHs
The SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising the In
and 7h Wards at No 2 Ayease D. on FIJI
EVENING. Oct. g. at u O'Clock ,,.,
The EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising the 18th.
let aud will hold their Convention tue everett A0Ds
on FRIDAY EVENING. October y at y o'clock 80.
The NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising the l2,s
l9 2i Wards viii bod Their Cone1Ion at ne I"en second
Tie ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS in each Assembly d .trei sha
their usual places OF meeting Oh hoNOAi "'''
The Pept Of each Association absence the proper Officer
thereof appoint uspecO whose d us'A ne m INs
,b the President and Recording Secretary tue Association.
sLall sgn the Of the delegates elected
Notice place Of hong sli Primary as "
rubd ia the Dispatch Newlok Tribune sos anl der
man least days gFeviss to aid election.
r''' 'n ~ cases. - FREEMAN J. RITHIAN, Chairman.
ws DRuxNoyO, Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
THE TURF

REMARKABLE FEAT on FASHION COURSE YES
TERDAY-"J. STEWART (To WAGON TROTS
20 CONSECUTIVE MILES IN 81 MIN. ~ SIC.
On Fashion Course yesterday, trot OF - con
-ecutve miles without intermssion. III one hour, to
wagon. was accomplished by the bay geldinS' John
stewart OF Boston. This animal Is OF Hambetonian
.for neatly nut together well propOrtiOned. and te
of limb The feat which has gained this noble animal
such ronown has been accomplished by any oter
horse In this country Flora Temple and Captain Me
owan both attempted IT. but failed; though the latter
trotied 20 miles within one hour To harness
About eight years Trustee performed IKE 1eat
o harness ON the Union Course. aud IL has been done
also hy Lady Fulton but -. stewart" yesterday bore
of the laurcl- for rOting wagon. The gedmgs
ING time proper should Judge to be about G40; but 1t
r. claimed that he has made his mile In 23i The day
Yesterday Was fine. and the track was III remarkably
good order sprinkle Oi rain fell just before the trO
was begun Time the fayOritc when the po0lseing
began and continued while the first i've miles were
being truttcd: but II became noticeable that
stewart passed the stand time after time without
showing the least sign Of fatigue, the betting
took turu and odds offered on the geding. When
AT the end OF the fifteenth mile II was asceralned tha
stewart had IS minutes and II seconds IN whlc To O
the succeeding ye miles and that lac still was lresh the
odds offered in his favor two 10 one, win lew
takers; and when he came down the home stretch win
accelerated speed the 10TH In the first half of which
mile ms driver had evidently eased him up, with view
OF making a splendid dash the last mile 300 To $50
was offered that he would of the victor n reay
stewart trnted twentyOne miles; Tor he was urlNeh
once eisurey round the course before entering upon
the first mile proper O the trial This extra mile ne ade
IN 2.sy The following IA "a summary OF his performance
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

DIED

ALvORDM Southport Conn, Monday, Sept a. Ed"ari j.
Ayord. r. aged years and mouths
Funeral on Wednesday the zJd inst at2i p.
AEDERsONon Tuesday sept b. 1863 Charlotte May youngest
the funeral hereafter
BLEAKLEYOn Sunday morning Sept 90 James T. N Beakey
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend
funeral Wednesday the 80 lust at o'clock from h ate
csT@iHe-:t, at Ii O'clock a N.
COoPERAt Phadpha Monday Sept a. cons LAn.ias
Jaeob Sutherland OF Albany n y -, ... - ,,a,
afternoon. Sept "A.
cUMYG-on SUNDAY morning the ao inst short Hines.
Francis Cunning the 2h OF his son OF Thomas b. O"hs
The relatives and friends ohe family respectfully invited to attend
Church s lriso Of the Ascension corner Of aSsSs
DAvIson Tuesday Sept % Greenwich Conn sas Davis ESQ.,
raasrai services at ch Thursday III; relative.
aud friends respectfully invited attend Carriages VII" Ve tue
Hsytr,trsw aud Long isand papers please copy
FURMHNOu TUESDAY Sept Elvira B. wife Of Guido Furnen
NJ D. daughter Of the late arWe Bulad Of WeOoro hh'"
1 friends are requested 20 attend the Lukes
Church oD Friday The 18th lust, at " o'clock
HL-On Sunday morning SEPT 2O Daniel Ill., in the 18Th year Of
The relative. ,nd friends family respectfully invited to attend
funeral services elnesiay tue Jd INST al 'eoeA O m
late. No 40 Hrstst
LAUSY-on Sunday evening The 2o inst Gnsse only 500 Of Wm
T spJ friends Of th family respectfully Invited to attend
"Wednesday tue I'D s' nj p m hon ne
brooklyn.
RusHToS- Tsryiown Sunday Sept 20 FREDDY only
Fnr on WEDNESDAY afternoon o'clock from tie residence Of BIZ
parents Trains Thriethst H. Il K H. al It O'clock
sToRY-In Bokvu on TUESDAY sept p Emma Louise only child
aged months aud daJs
The relatives the family invited TO attend the gnea
THURSDAY At a from the residence oi le P~eA''' w. "
Fort Greeuepacs, Br0oslyn
WARD-n Bookvu Monday evening tie Ilt lnI Cafohhe
Ward daughter of the late VIM A. Ward
The relatives and requested to attend the funeral service
from the Church Holy Trinity OF Clinton snd Montague
ss Brookiyu at u IN. on Wednesday. sept %. 1903
WHITAKER-At Iherken Switzerland August ~ Loase Ae!
aud daughter Of the late Saul Alley
Puu, services Ad4mas Church, Of Madison ave- an
T~ 10 O'Clock Thursday morning the 24'h lbs
The friends respectfully Invited 10 Aend "hoH' u
t4eE LOtc
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
CRICKET.
rur ENGLISH ELEVEN IN MONTREAL.

TIE ENGLIsH ELEVEN II MONTKEAL'
MONTREAL, Sept. 22.-The cricket match be-
tween the All-England Eleven and the Twenty-Five OF
Canada. was begun this morning The Canadians won
the toss and sent Messrs j. Brunei and 10 the
wickets against the bowling Of Freeman ana "lisner
The play on the part Of the "a was very Wild ana ney
were all disposed OF for 2s rms. The hrst Ten "cAe
fell in the short space OF one hour ana nan oi o.!
and ~ the whole % batters returned to the
Pavilion without adding to the score The oese Da'ng
displayed by Mr. Rose of Montreal and j. Brunei oi
Toronto The AIl-EDgland Eleven sent to the %icSel'
Humphrey and Jupp, who both played very s@an,y, ~
and after a hard struggle Humphrey was po"leu W
Draper They had scored 81 for one WICKET conSe.
quently they beat the first innings OF the u whou,
losing wicket Jupp WAS then Joined by Slnitl anu anu
when stuInps were drawn the game stood al 81 loi
wicket
The steamship Hibernia, from Glasgow sept
IL arrived this mpIplng