RICKET.
TO MIR. THOMAS GREEN President Of the st. George,
J. Cricket CIub New York
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TO MIR. THOMAS GREEN, President Of the st. Georges
Cricket Club, New York


DEAR Sir


In Of the unprecedented proceedings and the
tempt made by the ST. Georges Cricket Club play the three
players Of the Philadelphia Club the match Toronto
thought proper To send in resignation member Of such
Club Secretary Mr. Nichols together with all dues
Nc, on the 9th August last


have considered my duty expose certain extent
conduct OF the parties who ngao Of such uncrcket-
like movements and shall always feel bound in all similar
cases 10 do The same whenever shall to knowledge
II intention shortly lay before the public the whole
proceedings relative the Toronto Matches which my
knowledge whilst member Of the ST Georges Cricket
Club and have the conclusion that the noble and
scientific game OF Cricket cannot be supported its
principles, rules and for Cricketer
sire To see the played either here elsewhere


Yours respectfully,


w. RUSSELL,
- l6 Hicks street, Brooklyn.