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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
ALawver,s ode 70 spring.

whereas. on certain boughs ana skL@S7'
T-,I~T S5i11vs9-s binds are heard to sing
And certain flowers their nesaA9s III
Han to the coming on OF 7PElHs
The song OF those said biSs.s, birds ar9IsS 3,-s15,
r-f,e n1eu15Fv or our youtnAll AogL- =
A : --Sssr1 a. those sprays ana D0uBnss
a q q 8 frssl and sweet as those said noWers--
rTTre birds aforesaid-happy pairsi
Love mid the foremost bOugns e1isilrAAAeA
In freehold nest, themselves their nelfss
Administrators and assigns
on busiest term of Cupfd1s court,
Where tender plaintiffs action bring
Season of frolic and Of sport
Hail, as aforesaid, coming spring
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
a pERFECT CURE

% TEWF EW gUWs
Foi Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
ddlIty Of the Stomach. Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from disordercd state
OF the Stomach, Liver OF Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & BtNrrrv
Druggists, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold BY ali
druggists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
PIANOS PIANOS PIANOss
sThe ParIOr FavOrite,'

TT7th Patent 7FestLe Sounding Board
TVHF IMMENSE DEMAND for this pOpu-
lar instrument has induced US to make
its manufacture a specially, and we are con-
seouently. enabled to offer them at much
lower rates than are charged for similar
INSTRUMENTS bv other makers. Inquire OF
resident dealers, or send for our Illustrated
catalogue and price list. Address
GEO. NJ. GUILD & CO.,
Pianoforte Manufacturers, Boston, Mass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

The Patent Magic Comb !
VIII color gray hair a permanent black or
brown. Sold everywhere. sent Dy man
WHI. PATTON, Treasurer
Magic Comb Co., Springfield, Mass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
N ALI THE LATEST sTYLEs

Hamburg Trimmings, &c,
IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Elegant assortment Of sHAwLs, iu Paisley and
Roche-long and q uare. Plaid wnol shawls,
single and double-in all the patterns, our
stock in these goods ls very complete, and will
be sold Tess than elsewhere,
The largest and most complete line Of UNDER
>HIRl3 andD RAWkRS, ( r Ladies' and Gents, 10
be found in the city-At Gold prices--payable In
Greenbacks.
Ladies eau And ali grades Of HOSIERY, OF the
Je likes, In Cotton, Merino and ool. Pretty
q in plaid and str iped Hose for Boys and
Perf.o,-atttns CoFsErs, in all slses.
Fail inc or WINTER GLOVES, in Berlin. Lisle.
Thread, Cloth, Buck and Fur, for Ladies, Gents,
and Children. Genuine Alexandra, Danton, and
Empress Kid Gloves, in all sizes Alexander
Kids, so per pair. worth $500.
In our CLOTH DEPARTMENT will be found a
flne assortmcot Of Cloths, Cassimcres, and Ken-
oeptiou) Iadies' Ciothp, Waterproof and
Cloaking ClOths, in all the desirable styles.
In our HoUsE-FURNISHlNG DEPARTMENT will
be found the most extensive variety ever offered
in town Of Carpets, Rugs, DruFgets, Hassooks,
window shades. Curtain Fixtures, nottingham
iaces, DamasksI &c, &C., at prices satisfactory
to all.
Those wanting FURS, will nnd Ia our house not
only the largest bus the beat assortment Of Ia.
dias. Children aud Gents' FuFs 10 the city--at
prices far below anything yet offered. Any
desiring to purchase, should not fail e. examine
our stock, and satisfy themselves OF the GREAT
BARGAINS offer.
Ea- We have a Table for REMNANTS. Alao for
JOB LOTS, which have great attractions In the
way Of splendid bargains.
We respectfully call ths attention OF Cash buy
era to the fIct that they save a good profit by
look ing a. the great bBrsHinB offered by Aud
we think no person Niii do themselves Justice
WtthouI arst examining our stock, and seeing
wwhere athese thtugs be 81 "
s.. p. Gc y. u SHUR,
Directly opposite the Post once
October 10th, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
A FULL LINE OF

Carpets,
Rugs,
Mats,
Mattings,
DTuRgets,
Stair Oil Cloths,
Floor Oil Cloths,
Damask and Nottingham Lace,
: Oil Window Shades,
Paper Window Shades,
Window Hollands,
Curtain Fixtures,
Quilts,
&c, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

aa- We have a table for REMNANTS. Aso for
JOB LOTS, which have great attractions In the
way OF splendid bargains.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

Elegant assortment of sHAwLs III Paisley and
Roche-long and uare. Plaid WnO Ehawls,
single and double-in all the new patterns. our
stock in these goods very complete, aud will
be sold less than elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

The largest aud most complete line OF UNDER
-HIRlS andD RAWkRS, + r Ladies' and Gents, TO
be found in the city-At Gold prices-psyable In
Greenbacks.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

Geta wHEE1ER & WILSON Sewing Machine az q
present for your lady,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

Ladies eas fad ali grades Of HOSIERY, OF ahs
te.lkes, In Cotton, Merino and Wool. Pretty
&, in plaid and iped Hose for BoyE and
Girl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
"Gr9ber House, ,

a. 9arb Criibsr Sybe parD scranton, ga.
DieIrs I'M beIfsu Stsle einseri6tete Sptsl 1T
rbsrssit Sur aufnabme non 8rienben bersit.
@utes Bier unb gBsiu, fetns 9iquSre, trarme
unb falte Sptiien ;u ieber 3eit; auifern, rob
unb eefpdt; See Cream une SpeGbrunnen, nit
ben fsiuitsn Syrups. Gin rIesanter Saal fir
Damsn.
gu rs6t sablrei6sm 9eIu6 label leine 5rsunbr
Gin @eprse @rGber prppr.
Scranton, 10. San. 1866. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
Sreigeiproden!
Griminal.gspsslle BON GrnR 6riBs.
(GcrtIsBune.)

NOS''fp""bc
,Qter nit glidsn I&iset man felnen
Ilenl&en tObt ba3u ssbSrt 9ulper unb
8lei," warf per alte Doctor bsbenfliH elm.
Gang rt6tis, mein Serr! Gtert Bate
bas baSu nStbise 1attriaI lsibsr BET ii&.
gr sins ieltsn pDns feline pra&tsOa gear.
beitete, tcfbars Sidie aus, ptsaei6t aus
giteIteit, neil feline bUbs itarfsebaute @s'
fatt paburA einsn sepiGsn. einbrud
ma6te."
,Nun, sr pirb bod BEL ieinen 9e9dlli'
gen @efnnunsen seSsn S4arfsnted bic
sisene @afe nidt terselisben 9uben?"
fraete Der Doctor pprl6neu.
User weib, mic rtele gGaife In feline
5anbe sstcmmsn III! Cider seuus 1T ss,
paB Gfsrt init lsiuem eissnsn 8epebr tcbt
ssI&cfrn purbs uno Swar, atler SSabr'
l6einliateit mad, faum cine ceer Srei
Stuuten mad Der rben er,dbltsn Srene
i'm @afbauIe."
,1an Iammelte Idnsa ale 9errahts'
sriinbe," Fsl Reier ersdnJsnb Elm, uunb
es fel aud niGt stnem ein;issn WenIden
Elm, baran ju ;peifell pab S6arfenbet
Der W5rper sepeien iet. 0efunSen purbe
bic 9ei4e erf am Yfnsffeiertase BON
6tntern, bic NaienslOd6en 1udtsn. g8ir
elm 9aufsuer sins bic Nadri6t pur6's
9anc - rsr 9anbratb, elm 5reunb pcn
Gterts Gltsrn, srif enersii4 elm uno psr'
taftete am ,pstten Setsrtass rem G5rlter
Sdarfenbsd I'M 3immer ieiner Sraut.
Die Sa4e ma9te unslaubIiaes gufleben
= Grdulein 9aultne Ssltis tpurps pUn
SeIu6srn befiirmt, um pus Ndbere, um
bic @abrbett gu erfabrsn. sic CAB fi&
pamals bas anieben, ais iet fie ielblt BE.
tGubt BON benz uuerwarteten SaidIals'
I6las; Ipdtsrbin fOa Fs cftmals lebr rubis
ssdueert babsn, tae rie 8srbaftuns tbres
gerlcbten auf sinsm Srrtbum berube, Der
FG auftldren lafen werbe."
nSa, ia," iel S4mpt Elm, "iie BAT bas
m6sli4e setban, um bisIsn Srrttum anf-
,utlSren unp es III ibr lsiber ssIunsen.
Sd mS4ts, Ssrr Doctor, rab es mir mSs-
lid mare, Sbnen bas Bib bisfss 1ib.
6ens rt6tis IdiIpern ju t6nnen, pie fie
palianb unp nit Der srslltsn SreimiitbiS-
teit ertldrte, rae fie ni&t anftsben piiree,
itren SerIobtsn Der Sbat su iiterfhbren,
psun fe 70 fsf BON Ieiner S6ulp iibsr.
,sust mare, pie BON isinsr llnI&ulp. Gle
erSdbIte NIT btm Sone p6ai9er 3uperf&t
unb usbsr,eusuns, pab ibr gsrIObtsr an
iensfn Sretiase, mitten i'm fr6menbsn
@ewitterresen, serabes gSe8ss BON prm
Stdbtaen uuf rsm 8idpsse ,u ibr se-
tommsn Iei, unb betrdftists ibre Ssbaup-
tuns pur4 cine senaue S6ilperuns ees
@eses, Der an ibrer @cbuuns pUriiber
In ben g8alb esbs, bireet aufs 5prfbaus
su. NatirIi6 ptrtts bas."
nSR Fe f46nP" fraste Der Doctor felt
! fam tewest.
yNsin, f46n ni6t bItIa ntat, wis
man biss in sewSbnli6er ausbrudspeiis
su tsiei6usn pFest. gbsr ts umwebt
pOstiIa ausssbridt, ibr gBeien sans un.
lsustar Elm setpifes gtpas. bas iie 5u ei'
nsr unsswUbnliden grl&sinuns ma&t
8sIOnbsrs 6aratterifif& III Elm peidss
fauftss ed&sIn, wUsssen her ta9ns Bid
itrss @usss ieltiam abfi&t."
Doctor 8oblen l6iitteIte fail srl6rOdsr
lein srtiles 6aupt unp fri6 ben arauer
Bart nit bsbtn 5dnbsn slatt, ais batter
f6 tis Saare in bemislten por inntrsn
Gntlebsn ssfrautt.
,gDas fiitrte baS Wdb6eu NOD wsits,
jur Gntlafuns ibrss Srdutieams un9'
fraste er dnsfItt fOrl4eub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
Commercial 0auS.

Ginem Ssrrbrirn teuti6sn gublifum une mel.
nen Srsunern btermit bic erBsteue gInsei9s, baB
i'd has ron bsm pfrftprbsnsn 8. Spdner ssbal-
tene ,,Grmmereial SauS" iberupuimen babe.
Gs pire mrin Selfrsbsn isin, bur6 supcrfom'
mente 9ebirnuns une bslfr SpeIen uno @t.
tr1nfe mir tas 3uraurn ee5 pnbIifums tu sr-
perbsn. (lf9) Gbarlts Sens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
GrGfnmn0.

lreuuesn unb Ysfauntsn birrmit bic rrstbtnt
9InSsiss, bas i'd bic ieinsr !3sit BON Srn. pOpru,
asfiibrts 9SirtbI9aft in gadapanna gssnus,
iibsrnpmmrn babe unb mid bsltrebsu prrbs, bur6
CUTE GjstrSufe unb suUUrfommenee Sebirnune
mir bic 3uubIdaft zines Serebrten eeutfden pu-
blitums ;u srpsrbeu. Gin GROCER Saal itsbt &C.
feGi1aftsn Sur 8rrfieune.
aaIte SpsiIsu Su irbsr Sasssieit.
Sap3m StIltant pad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
Spbm IDfem, &iifer,

smpfebIt ii6 hem tsuti9sn pubIifim Spu Srau-
ton unb llmsessnb CUR anfertisuns BON alien tn
Iein @rihGft rinidlasenbsn neuen Irbeitsn. &e.
paratureu ipsrben ebenfalls prompt unb ;ur GU
frieeenbsit bsIorst.
.3u erfrasen Gde bsr Gebar unb alberifraet,
II. Ware, cher in Ssrrn 8pbinlens Srauerri.
2tu7 Spbu &pfen, 3iifer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
SGCferci 1DerGeNt.

tlntrrsei6nrtsr bat Ieins SSderri S,Sn 227 nab
SO. 2if genn ASeuue, seetniibrr Der S'hpttrns
fir1e perlsgt unb empfeblt ii6 aud fsrher her
@unl ees eeutidrn gutlifume. Srpb, 4'tsS,
ttutIher SUDDEN unb Sadperf ieber 9lrt tets
SCrr6tbia, pbrr fir GamiIien un6 Gjeleai6aften
auf 9elfeauns sebadrn, sbenlp Dinners bslpret.
i3udtrpaarsn, Gpnfeft unO giiTs in rstber
Auspabl. SUbR 9uB. Sjl9,3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
q u It on S a bn,
re a.. .-a beutf6er
9lSbofat nno 9tedts=g(np

gBilfesbarrs, 9u3erne Co., pd,
tmpfeblt fidb tcnt beutItfn publifum in allen In
lein Sad finI6lasenben 6eI6Gften. ausiftIlMns
seu BON 8pllmabtrn unp fdriftide arbeiten allsr
Dirt unb GplIefhpner, riiditGneise SDbnuns BON
Sff,ieren unb SoIpaten, peniipnsn fir lclde, bic
I'm Disnite 8srleBunsen erbteltrn unb arbsitsun-
fabia tpurben, un6 fir bic 8ttwen ssfalsnsr COL.
taien, Iptpie Gpllsftipusn eesen bic Ser. Staaten
Utrbtu aufs piinftli6lts bslprst,
pGfIe fir Sclhe, pelde na9 benz NusIanb
eiisn, tperbsn ibnta ausseitellt.
Office nit Stanlsy 99ppbparb, Gsq., 6ranflin
Sirabs, Der presbYterianii9en STRIDE sesenitsr.
10. Sanuar 1866. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
9epoitten= una Spar=Sanf.

Oeo. Sanberfon S Co.,
2addpanna Ipenue,
ssseuibsr benz @ypmins Saus, Serantpn ga.
Gtablirt in 1855.
9eiCrssn bic aassmeiusn Sanfssi6afte sbsniu
mic tebe iufOrpOrirte Sanf.
an iprsieIIsn Opsr Spar-DepcFi'r ;ablen 0s
ScbS 9rosent Sntr tcffen
unb babsn tieIelbsn felt Ssbn Sabrrn be3ablt.
g8s6isl gum gerfauf auf Gnslanb, Srlaub,
S6pttlanb unb gBaIes, In Summen BON e
uno auftp6rts, ,u ben niebri9iten 8atsu.
80. Sanuar 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15

& Caldwell and r. b. CALDWELL witness the Custom.
House clerk for the frm Wildwood bookkeeper; they az
understood the whole thing It was freely talked about
among Them and Muigan also; witness rec0llects one
case Particularly; Caldwell sent of lot Of claims one
afternoon it big ple Mulligan laughed ana san
it was nice thing; witness was posting books NULL
gan said it was all right Government can't do anything
even IL they find 1t out. 49,, o..,..,o..
stated that they would De prepared to prove that NULL
gan had no interest the claims collected the money
only for the accommodation Of Caldwell and received
not cent in payment but he would ask Tor an adjourn
The further hearing of the was then postponed 70
Friday next, Nov. 10. After the examination was aa,
oulned Francis A. Howard, a clerk In the ihterhai
Revenue Bureau at Washington when the Irauus were
perpetrated, brought before the anu
subsequently required to give bail IN OOO 10 appear
for examination the charge Of being cohcerneu III te
conspiracy 10 defraud the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
TIE TWENTY .EIGHTH.s MYSTERY.

On Saturday. Coroner Schirmer commenced
at the Morgue investigation into the circumstances
connected with the finding OF the skeleton remains Of
the two infants the chimney at No. ie2 East Twenty
eghtht Friday last the particulars OF which have
been given In THE TRIBUNE. Deputy Coroner Cushman
made a post mOrtem examination OF the bodies OF the
children and was OF the opinion that they had been
stl.born, but could not state positively. Mrs. Mary
portion OF the house In which the children
were found since the OF May, testified that the chin
lord decided TO put new range In the Kitchen, ana
while removing the old one the bodies were found by
one OF tho wOrkmen James Scanl0n, the workman re-
ferred TO- testified to finding the bodies he was OF the
opinion that the bodies had been placed there from be-
they would have fallen out Patrolman Peter Hadden
testified that house occupied three or four years
become OF them he did not know Search being made
by Capt Thorne and his officers for Mrs. Wright, a
dressmaker who occupied tho basement aud nrs Moor
previous to May last and In order to afford the police
time, the Coroner has adjourned the investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15

models Of pure English mercantile style Of co,npo
stion, with sharp eye 20 business But these gentle
men now all agree that they willing sell their steel
IN England at the prices charged their invoices
agents In this country After being detected by tho
United states Revenue and Consul how could they
subterfuge enable ape the Of
their conspiracy to defraud our Government OF
revenues upon imported STEEL and TO discourage Its
ufacture In this country. tsf.. H-
Let it be understood that this controversy s not
OF our seeking. The American manufacturers con.
sidered the subject OF the alleged frauds In very good
hands; but, as ouT competitors ihave chosen " To
rush into print" and to assail publicly we accept
the issue made by them, and perfectly willing 10 dis
their completely, while we have no desire to do
them any injustice. But that not ut liberty
publish yet the details OF the investigation Of the
called Steel Frauds" could exhibit evidence sur
cient to convict before any court and Jury
The position Of toned and lOrdy competitors
minds me very much OF the Hbernan who being
tried for some grave 0nse against the majesty Of tho
law. and who assured by the kind hearted Judge
that he should have justice. "Justice! yer HOn0ri"
want, at ALL at all"
cannot conclude without some notice OF the graphic
and courteous letter OF the agent of Francis HObson
Son. I seems from his showing that his house was
not included In the charges OF fraud contained In Mr.
FarwePs report TO the Treasury Department Yet he
takes the trouble to place his concern In the
egoy with the rest by the admission that they only paid
the highest rate OF duty upon H0bsons choice" cast
steel SO it appears that he kicks before being spurred"
The truth is that In taking aim at the whole flock the
small game Will sometimes escape.
close for the present. with the simple admoDtioD 70
the Importing Steel Manufacturers to reform their
voices. so to obtain the consular certificate. II
they should thereby be compelled to accept the valuation
OF " H0bsons choice" JAMES NJ. COOPER
Firm OF Hussey, Wells * Co.. Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
ARREST OLE FORGERa.

In addition to the arrest of William F. Howe
on charge OF forgery Friday, as stated In THE
TRIBUNE Of Saturday Detective ydeto OF tho Brooklyn
Central Office arrested Saturday evening an accom-
pce OF Howe, named f. T. Beardsee alias Pearson and
on searching his residence OF Flushingaye and
Smithst Brooklyn there found blank check books
and checks on the National Park Bank and Fourth Ma
tonal Bank OF NewYork dies for printing blank cert
Gates OF the National Park Bank and Nassau Bank Of
New-York. and the Long Island Bank OF Brooklyn .
quantity OF type, inks &C.. scraps OF paper which
had been frequently forged while practcng the certh
cation signatures OF the paying teers OF the National
Park and Long Island Bank and fraudulent check drawn
on the Long Island Bank Sept 1852 for 800 TO the
der OF William f. Howe purporting TO be signed by Lewis
Whiting, and certified by the paylng-teer OF tho bank
There also received Ut Police Headquarters SatuT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
ARREST OF A BAGGAGE PLUNDERER.

The Erie Railroad Company has of late had
several pieces Of valuable baggage mysteriousy stolen
from the the baggage agent at the foot OF Cham
bersst and for time efforts discover the perpetrator
were unavaillng On the 10th oflocober last ye trunks
containing wearing apparel TO the value OF $500 were
stolen from pier No. So North RIVER and the Companys
agent for lost baggage Mr. James j. Post, investigated
the case From Information which he received he was
led 20 believe George De Shay OF No 646 Hudsonst
was one the guilty parties aud warrant for his arrest
was issued by Dodge. at jefferson Market Police
Court on October 1t subsequently learned that
on the same day four other trunks containing goods
worth e. 46s, were taken from the same place, ana
De Shay acknowledged that one John pat; ,a.
son had stolen the baggage and left IL at the
place OF De Shay No GAG Hudsonst. where portion OIL
It was found by officer Blackwood OF the Ninth IRE
cinct who secured Patterson and the latter acknow
edged the theft. Patterson taken before Justice
Dodge on Saturday. where he pleaded guilty 10 tho
charge and stated that he 20 years DID, lived az NO.
III Greenwieh-aye. and was by occupation painter.
The Railroad Companys officers expressed desire 70
withdraw charge against DE Shay so as TO use MN as
witness De Shay being willing 10 peach on his com
panion and Attorney Garyn having no ooJec
lection De Shay against Patterson ana stated
that he was present with the latter at the time when ne
took the property the foot Of the pier and that they
took two OF the trunks to De shays residence The lat
ter was released in $780, TO appear as witness and rat
terson committed for trial IN default Of s5oO Dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
BASEBALL, CRICKET, AND La CROSS

BASEBALL, CRICKET, AND LA CROSSE.
1t is custom with base-b and cricket
players to wind-up" the Thanksgiving Day.
and the year will not be exception Even the
young asprant for American voaries La Crosse will DO
shelved after that day. These meetings will partske
Of the social quality and expected to aay any
feeling that the seasons contests may have engendered
Happily for the game baseball the State Conventions
and National Association arbrate all questions and
settle all disputes which may arise. The cricket fra
close upon irregularities and disputes there are no adu-
arss aRd 1s the pat week state OF Sss
ball paysers were held throughout the Union The OBJ
ec State Assemblies Is TO elect officers decide upon
delegates TO the National Convention, and discuss
questions affecting the welfare Of the game At the New
ward OF eighty clubs composed the organization and tho
call OF delegates showed more than forty clubs repre-
President r. r. Dennis OF the Auburn Club; First Vice:
President j. Sterling OF the Brooklyn star Club Second
Club Recording Secretary NJ j. Kelly Of the New.York
Empire Club; Corresponding Secretary, H. W; GARFIELD
the New-York Gotham Club, and W. ID. Jones and j. b.
WATSON, Judge Advocates. Delegates 10 the National
Convention, which meets In Boston on the second
wednesday in December are Judge voorhees,. Messrs
Thomas Tassie Wildey Conant, Glen, DOWNING Cantwen
Kelly and Shard. AT the Massachusetts, state Conven
tlon delegates present from the Harvard College
Club. the Lowell Clipper. Trimountal1, Revere Rear
Oficers for the ensuing year are Mortimer Rogers.
President; A. Nee. Bush. Vice; c. Ruthyen Byram, Re-
Secretary and W. H. Eager Treasurer The question Of
receiving the National delegates discussed at this
meeting and becoming arrangements initiated for their
entertainment The State representatives are Messrs'
Rogers and Bush The merchants Of Cincinnati have
more than once declared their money we'll spent organ
zing the famous Red Stockings Club asserting that tne
Club has not only been al honor TO the Queen city bus
an advertisement themselves Not to be behind Gin
cinnat Chicago has raised $4,000 wherewith to form
Club or its own. Learning this, Cincinnati has
gathered $4,000, with which they hope to
establish another Red Stocking Club. New.
York is also active. and, beside the efort
already making to strengthen the Mutual Atlantic ana
Eek
OF the Morrisana Unions The Athletics OF Philadelphia
Haymakers OF Troy, and Red Stockings OF Cnonnati.
having dissolved, their players are at liberty TO DO a.
they please. their engagements for 1869 having been
fulfilled. The programme for Thursday next, includes
a game between the Mutuss and Eckfords, and other
amusements at the Union Grounds; members meeting
Of the NewYork Cricket Club, to include various games
at Nnth.st Hoboken; a game Of La Crosse. at Troy,
between the New York Knickerbocker Club and Troy
organization and meetings at oil the grounds aoous
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