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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
SOME FINE RACING.
The Royal London Yawl, the New Thames and
the Royal Thames Matches.
IRISH UNIVERSITY SPORTS.
Gala Day for the Students Of Trinity Col
lege and Their Friends.
OUTDOOR EXERCISES AND MANLY ADJUSTMENTS.

LONDON, June 7, 1875.
orr yachtsmen have had a busy time Of 1t OF
late, no fewer tnan three important matches hav-
ing oeen sailed on he Thames during the past
week, Tor prizes amounting In the aggregate to
upward Oh 1880, or 81 $50. For once In the way
were favored by the Accomplishments OF bright
Gun and stif bfeeze-a rare com0nation on the
Thames-and, saving and excepting Tuesdays
lengthy chapter of accidents, all the matches were
fairy sailed out on their merits.
THE ROYAL LONDON YAwL MATCH
The yawl match-now wisely separated from
the schooner match-of the Royal London Yacht
Club wa sailed MONDAY last the 3Ist ult. over q
new course-viz., rom the Lower Hope round the
Mouse light aud back TO Gravesend. This is a
great Improvement over tho old course from
Gravesend round the Mouse or More lights, which,
In the event OF the wind being before the beam,
necessitated a disagreeable beat down the narrow
reach below Grayesend which il always
crowded with craft OF late years, and moro
especially since the wonderful performances Of
AT. Jessop's dying Florinda. The much reviled
gawl rig has become a great favorite wlth not
lew OF cur racing yachtsmen, and there are one
or two anOat ia English waters that ara capable
OF fairly holding their own against our crack
cutters and schooners on their best point OF SAIL
ing. so much so, indeed, that owners OF cutters
are now crying out bitterly against the cid regn-
In q "mixed match" to deduct one-iourth OF their
tonnage. Mondays match, however, was not q
success, numerically there being only four en-
tres; but as these included the Florlnda and
Cerisande there is little doubt that the reputation
OF this redoubtable pair deferred the rest from put
ting in an appearance. The meeting OF this pair
was looked forward TO with the greatest interest,"
for, though the Florinda invariably heat the Corr
sande whenever they mat last season, the latter
Nl.vgw hgR
ger alterations which consisted OF the addition Of
nve tons OF lead 10 ner keel and the substitution
OF fifteen tons OF lead for the quantity ofiron
ballast The Florlnda has received a new suit OF
lower working canyas-Rot o very good fit by the
way-but In other respects she was unchanged,
her owner having wisely concluded 10 ''let well
alonen and not run the risk OF using "wnter i'm
provementsn which have 50 frequently ruined so
many OF our best yachts.
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1nr MN rnAnEa rAnHr


The cater match OF TINS club was sailed on the
same aay as the Royal LONDON lawl Race-from
Grayeseud around the West UaZe BuoY-Dut, In
consequence OF the Determined opposition offered
~ the leading yacht owners to the new system Of
measurement adop ed Dy the cub proved, as was
anticipated, q dead failure. Inc only genuine
racing yacht among the entries was Mr.. Boutcner's
F1ona, on whom It looked 10 be any ODDS in such
company; but. after going a nttle distance, ene
came 10 hopeless grief through carrying away Ger
gan, aud In ner ABSENCE tnree old dowagers, who
night, PERHAPS, win luck, have won prize IN
tne ''oruea.n were left 30 nght u out for Two
handsome prizes, value respeytiyey fl00 and GOO.
Under these circumstances the match may be
brleny dismissed with the remark that the Cygnet
aud YlRiant Non the two prizes IN the nrst
ella q ana 1he Thought and surge IN tue second.
ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.
June l, the date OF the cutter match OF she
ROYAL Thames Yacht CLUB, viii l0ng be memoir
An.e day In the yachting annals OF the metropolis
tan riyer. Nearly naf gale oil WIND blew from
tne east ard which, meeting the e0D tide, raised
q constc cradle Jump Of sea, quite sunclent 10 de-
mor.hze the LAD Is on board the club steamer
am awake piteOus appeals for the steward
such a wholesale chapter OF accidents has hardly
been Witnessed IN single day the rnames.
Out OF twelve starters elgnt were more or less
BADLY rripped, and Que, the Cuckoo, a big cutter.
nnII ON the clyde last rear, Eas complete
week, while only nall = dozen managed - reach
khe kOuae nghL
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

SYRACUSE, June &c, 1875.
The announcement is mace, on the authority Of
Arthur Chambers, now IN THIS city, that Tom
Alien viii agnt George ROOKIE for 81, 900 side
July /. the encounter to come or within nity miles
OF Detroit, Mich, this point being about hall way
Aliens &1CQQ
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THE NATIONAL GAME
ATHLETICS AND BosroNs

PHILADELPHIA June 20, 1878.
The game OF base bah between the Athletics and
Bostons to-day was witnessed BY ABOUT 1000 per-
sons. Inc features OF the game we're nhgniace ne
fielding and batting py the Athletics, . clean
home run Dy Han and three base Aits by Force,
Fisher Craver and Hall. McYey, Of the Bostons
made q three base nt in the ninth innings and
scored tue only run for me Bostona
The following Is Lae sc0re:-
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BASH BALL NOTES.

A base bail match took place yesterday ~ Com
munlpaw between mines selected from among the
employees OF Pain, Goodwin Co. and Lewis Boos
A Co. The game was won ny the nine Of the
former arm ny q score OF IS TO s.
The staten Island Clue yesterday beat the star
Club, OF this city, by q score Oh % to 1.
Employees OF John Mott 4 Co. and or f n. Van
Sugen payed . game yesterday, which was Won
By the former, the score being - TO "A.
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the Coralie Sir +. Gooch, Baronet, was also en-
tered, but did moi arrive ~ time TO take part IN
the match. The course or botn classes was rom
Grsvesend round the Mouse llgnt and back to
PaTkervllle, distance Of about 1fty-lour miles.
sim easterly wind blowing, winch, meeting the
first OF cob, raised neavy ton OF sea- The Blood
Mound was quickest with ner canvas, but, as her
s~llboaTd came into collision win barge, stand
ing IN srore on the port tack, and nad her bow
SO be- div stove IN That she las compelled TO heave
roupd on the other tack Immediately, Ia order to
prevent ner GlltnR. and put back to her m0ortnRs.
10 the meantime tine Britannia hauled out TO
wIndwaTd oil the others, followed by the Nor
man MyosotIs and Oan0lus. all with topsas
housed. The signal Tor the big yachts was given
i've minutes later, when the Iona, with housed
tOpmasE and single reeled main and tore sail.
screwed out 10 wludward OF the Kremnilda, but
on the next bound Inc latter was weathered by
Doth the Neva and cuckoo. A lew minutes later
the Cnristabel managed In some inscrutabe
manner 70 carry away her topmast, though there
was NO topsa set and she shortly afterward put
back. The cnapter OF accidents was further con-
tlnued by me Flona's peak halyards artIDg and
the veronica bursting the fall OF her bobstay
tackle Entering Sea Reach, IL was near touch
between Kriemhda, Neva and Cuckoo. as they
met ON opposite Jacks, but ultima tely the
Kriemhilda reached past TO windward OF the pair,
and on the Chapman hight got on the lona's
weather bow and became the leading vessel. She
did not however, hold the pride OF place lcng, for
on Leigh the purch SO Of her mainhalyards gave
out and down came her mainsall on deck with
run the gale smashing the jaws OF her gan. fhls
misnap, OF course, put her out OF the race, and
she ran back home under Jib and fore sail. Mean
while
THE VERONICA
who had been dong wonderfully well since her
mIsnap, ranged up on the weather OF the Neva
and Iona, the Cuckoo still holding fourth place !;
but little above the More, the last-named came
TO signal grief her mast parting about ten leet
from the deck, and the whole "Dag OF bricks ial-
ing with run to eeward. The Prince OF Wales
bore 10 her assistance In the sunshine and suose-
quently took her Ia Tow TO Gravesend. little
later the Veronica's gan balyard-as Ii appeared
TO us-broKe, ana the sail came down on deck, ana
she had no Alternative but TO follow the example
or the Others aud put back for home. BY This Time
the seven starters IN tho nrst class had been re-
duced co tnree-vlz, the Neva, Iona ana Fiona.
the former still leading. The Iona, however, held
her own wei with the "Scotcnmann until half q
mile from the Mouse light when her jto blew away
ana she lost some little time in making all snug.
ROUNDING THR LIGHT.
The Mouse hgnt was rounded N the following
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COMING IN.

Directly they were round before the wind booms
squared over 70 port, reefs shaken out and spin
maker set for the run home, the Neva, Britannia
and Norma2 also shifting jlb headers for gan top
sails After passing the More the wind shortened on
the Neva having by this time increased her lead
to quite a mile and q half. on Leigh the Iona
ranged up on the Brttanna's quarter, and subse-
Quently ran through ner lee, but IL was evident
That nothing but "a very serious mlshap could now
rob the Neva OF the hrst prize. on Thames Haven
the latter again got out her spinnaker but on en-
terlng the Lower Hope she again took IL In ana
RyDed to port, at the same time setting a balloon
TO- At the bottom OF Gravesend Head she again
Nv bed, and shifted a ball0oner for smaller pb
ultimately winHlng one Of tine quickest races ever
sailed on the Thames, with upward OF eleven min
uIes to spare. The Iona took the second prize
In the forties, the Britannia took the e100 and
the Norman won the ciuD prize OF ESQ Tor second
TIME
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This they accomplished as UNDER


Little more was Witnessed OF tbis match from
1he steamboat, as We mad TO wait for the SUR TO
round, and by the time this was accomplished the
ewo leaders we're Almost out OF sight. All we saw
OF them was Lnst, soon a. they we're before the
wind sheets we're naTed on anu Dooms rot over to
port aud small spnnakers set TO starboard, while
shortly alterward the Fiorinda shifted lor a gan
mzen ana both she and her opponent set square
headed topsaIls ib topsaIs aud balloon Isresais,
winch the Lorsande supplemented With dig jlD.
In the run nome the ForlndA gradually Int very
slowly decreased the Corisandeis lead, and at The
TOP OF sea Reach, where tney slowed their spin
makers and Rlbed 10 port, was Darely minute
and three quarters astern, and as she hau forty
seconds 10 receive for difference Of tonnage, ner
chance ala net appear, even here, TO be utterly
gone. The Corisande, however, held her own 20
Inc finish, aud ultima ely the 600 prize, with
I'm. o.. to spare, Gravesend being reached All
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YALE AND HARVARD.

BOSTON. June 20, 1878.
Tne college Championship game Of base bail
played here to-day resulted IN the following
score Yale, o; Harvard4
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PREPARING FOR THE REGATTA

SARATOGA, June 20, 1875.
The Princeton crew reached Saratoga this after-
noon and proceeded TO the Grand Union Hotel
which ID the college quarters. After dining they
were taken 70 the lake with their boats and will
go at once into practice. Their quarters are az
Arnold's on the east SIDE or the lake. near Snake
HILL Iney brought TWO six-o2red shells
me Dartmouth crew did not arrive. but win be
mere next Monday. The majority OF Lne crews
arc now the take and are doing thorough
work. Already much interest Is manifested IN
the personnel OF the crews. and as the Prince
tons marched down the dining hail OF the Union
this afternoon Tney were greeted wiki great APP
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THE ENTRIES
tie list Of entries was as follows :
THE RACE.

June allowances, 20 seconds per ton up 70 lV0
tons ana 10 seconds per ton over 100 Ions
THE RACE.
There was a strong breeze rom about east by
north. making 1t dead beat down 60 the Mouse,
and, as might be expected, the TWO little ones
were soon "out or IT, and the race resolved Itself
Into a match between the two old riyals-tne
Forinda and Corsande. Tho latter got very good
start, and, in addition 10 working lower canvas,
set gan, mizzen and Jib-headcd topsail while
the Florinda set small mizzen and big ib but the
latter seemingly did Der more harm than good. as
AZ mad the effect OF bringing her by the head. Al
ter making the Mucking light the Corisande
weathered on and forereached the FlorInda IN an
unmstakabie fashion, and by the time they had
brought the More abeam led her by quite I'VE min
utes. Between here ana the Mouse, however, MIR.
Jessops vessel began 70 wake up AND weatnered on
her opponent At every board, ara IL looked as
though she would overhaul her by the time they
came OF mo WIND. Unfortunately, however, tho
ebo Tide was spent carrier than bad been eK-
pected, and the Commodore, finding 1t would be q
long business 10 reacn The Mouse, ordered the
Ateam boat TO be brought up about mile and q
Aalf above the ngntsnlp and siguaned the yachts
TO ROUND HER.
~E-..o uli1ha
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The times OF arrival were as uncer:-
vrpur N Iqa aErnAn N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20

WE have not time to comment as
fully as the subject deserves, upon Yes
terday's proceedings OF the Southern
Pacific railroad convention. The report
is so voluminOus rs 10 monopolize our
available space, and leave us no room.
By far the largest part Of it is taken up
with the speech OF Chisf-Justice
Mcclure, Of Arkansas, the c!osing para
graphs OF which are evidently q strong
feeler in the interest Of Tom Scott. The
Judge seems 10 think that Colonel Scott
is a person who must be placated OF
conciliated, and talks too much like an
associate or friend OF the enteTpTising
Pennsylvania to suit this latitude.
His lecture 10 sJuthern men upon
"gu ih" wss, 700, OUT Of plsce, as it was
In exceedingly bad taste. II Judge
M'Cure had charged his memory with
all that the white people Of the south
have done, aud are to-day, as fully as
he did in regard to Tom Scott
and his wishes he would have given us,
perhaps, little rsason to complain.
Judge MCIurt's "gush" over Tom
Scott, and in the interest of that gen.
tlemanis Texas Pacific railroad will not
do, His shafts were shot too high.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC MISCELLANY.

The Prince of Wales was msgnif-
Gently received by Gackwar on his arrival At
BaradE-
Johnny Bulls ale manifesting uneasi-
1ess about the absence OF the Prince oil Males-
and are anxious that he should return.
A Copenhagen dispatch announces
the serious Illness OF the Crown Prince OF
Dennark, caused by fall OF mis- horse.
II was rumored in New York yester-
Az that Ben Butler had died during the
morning at Gloucester, but telegrapnlc AZ
vices from Gloucester tailed 70 conhrtn the
rumor.
A party Of Warm Spring Indians In
,uyasbington on q begging expedition are In
tr1ubIe on account OF their board bill, Whlch
the proprietor OF the hotel wants Uncle sam
10 foot.
A London telegram states that the
s,.IsgraDh says ten thousand pounds sterling
80 been placed BY a gentleman at the dlA-
1.Sssi OF the hurch Missionary society, in an
swer 90 HetaSsss appeal through W. NJ seAn-
lev for enriEtianiZation N Anlca.
WR. Davis, ex.msycr OF Csrrollton,
1ilInois. a promi ent and wealthy citizen OF
mat town, deliberately blew bis head on with
sshotgun, a yesterday, during tbs funeral eere-
Tnouies OF Paul Wright, who shot himself IN
~ Iouis three days ago, and whose remains
were takeu 10 CarIollton, MS iornsf hohs'
Ior burial
London telegram announces dis
aSfer on the railway between Stockholm anu
- .mashed and sixty passengers Ellled ana
sys,-s1ty injured. The last, however, NAV re-
Ists 20 the previously reported railroad scclS
dent In STeden.
&C. NGrue publishes card IN the
=, IonIs papers denying that eliter oensTSl
it5.bcnc- nryIlle Grant, Colonel casey, Com,
1nieSfouer Douglass, Colonel hoIt' CoIohe,
Tnckey or auv other ohclals or ciuLens ~
washington have 70 his knowIeoRe eitnSl ,
Directly or Indirectly, been connected III soS
with the whisky ring.
Ghram Culver, Calvin stephens ana
1ViIlIata shepard were ar ested ana heIl heNl 4, II
w. -, dssd ollars bail at Ironton, ONO
rNo-xSsx- charged with counterfeitlng
,rbssa three are but a portion OF oand o
srnnfarfesferS whO haze been operating ln
sc1fbern Ohio foT some tiL2e- Inelr Ouslnesa
.onsIsted in manu- actuuug Clckels. Apou
bsIf q bnshel OF the coin was Goh aeu ol
"wednesday.
A singular variety Of fraud IN com
,,,arciaI life has bsen disclosed in London ol
II,e failure of Mr.. Augustus AhLborn. a Lon
don dry goods dealer. ILl< enter ne
1radeSuian kept two sets OF ooOkA-Spe gehu
ne and one r 5ttiious- In the later - "
..sp hook accounts 70 the ahouut % On'
PsSt,ayz three hundred and forty thonsahS
lhl.5s not one OF which 10 rsSl Ihey repre-
49,, ,1oC,ds MI ich never existed AZ ALL OF WeI'
- soId 70 The persons 70 whom they wei
nSsgsSs.d They seem 10 have been parted WIZ
- f,ss most Questionable way 10 the nos y
Hnssiiouable characters, and tnen euteIeu ~ ~ ~
Sse hooks 10 persons OF credit and Po-ltlon y
ne highest Glasses oi soelelS "ho he'e
bought them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
A NEW JAIL.
Five wrOught-IrOn Bird" Cages Built
in Memphis for the Cridtenden Coun-
ty Jail Substantial work.


The APPEAL man of architectural
learning dropped into the boiler anufactory
~ Robert Lewis & Co., at the loot OF Adsms
street. Yesterday, where his attention was
called 10 a wrought-irOn jail in process OF
construction for Crittenaen county, Arkan-
Sss m consists of i've cells, built OF quarter
inch boiler iron, Joined together WITH DALI
inch T and angle iron, riVetled win nNe,
eighth bolts three inches apart. Each cell
mas door OF the came material, win
IVrauehf-iron bar Veptilation, the bars being
Two inches wide by hge-eighths OF an lncE
thick and hung on three hinges, sl.o OF
heHyv wroughtiTOn. The cells are 10 pe SCI
in a brick wall, so arranged that there VIII De
q nassspe-way 10 the door, al OF brick. The
<aiis are each ei ght feet high by six and hall
feet long by four and half feet Wlde, sno
avery part of them was wrought IN AessTs
Lewis a Co.'S shop, whers they are prepared
To manufacture everything that can De made
~ vTrought-iron. MeSsrs. Lewis & %. nave
the Contract for fuTni hing all the iron Work
T1r the new fail tney built in connection wlth
fbe courthouse at Marion, and Judging from
The Workmauliks manner in which they are
slshing these cells. they are performing
Ihesr contract faithfully end 10 the Ietter.
Thnse interested in Memphis enterprise
1TouId do well 20 call at the shop Of Messrs
lewis a co to-dsy, and insect these cells
as they will be sent to their destination MOL
day.
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DIED.

MANNING-In Holly Springs, Mississippi,
on Thursday November IL, 1875, at two O'Clock
p m, Mrs. MARTHA MANNING, wife of Cap
tain James A. Manning, aged thirty-twO
years, eight months and four days.
BUCHIGNANI-On Friday afternoon, at
two O'Clock. Rosa, Infant child Of r. and Zita
Buchignani.
The friends and aequaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF her parents, No. 63 Jefferson
street, this SATURDAY. morning at ten
O'Clock.
ODONNELL On Friday evening, NOyem-
ber Goth, at half-pasJ two O'Clock, JAMES, son
OF Thomas and Mary O'DOnneu, aged nine
months and fifteen days.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, this SATURDAY. afternoon at
two o'clock, from the residence, No. IS Mon
sarrat street, near Memphis and Louisville
railroad.
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MEMPHIS, November Is, 1870.
MEMPHIS, November 10. 1875.

MEMPHIS, November 49, 1875.
Messrs s. w. Green, by. g. Dent, N. J. Wald-
ran, Committee:
GENTLEMEN Your note Of yesterday IN
1oTmnig me that / had been selected by the
IrIends OF all the candidates for mayor OF
Memphis at the approaching electl N OUTSIDE
of ths Radical party 10 make the race againSt
Mayor League was received this morning, In
reply 10 which would respectfully say that
i accent the candidacy thus rendered, ana
will al an early day enter upon the canvass,
pledgipg myself thst the leading features OF
NV administration shall be economy in every
oraue b of the city government, thereby Sc
curtpg 70 our people low taxes and Judlclous
refoTm in ali public expenditures and the ao-
Iustment OF the city debt by tud1cious COM
promise that wiii be alike honorable to the
CITY and lust TO her creditors. A large part OF
mis- debt having been created in wasletul ex-
travagance, II not in absolute fraud, and that,
too when most OF our taxpayers were de-
rrived of the privilege OF man ging their own
affalts, Is q sufficient reason 10 all thinking
men why IL shout q not be paid on any otheI
basis than that OF justice and fair dealing
Very respectfully, A. r. LACEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20

EDITORS APPEAL-In the issue of the
papers OF yesterday 1t is made 10 appear that
i was a party TO the "nomination of a candi-
date" for mayor. In the arbitration meet
ing" / was present, because Of the authority
delegated 10 me TO represent, in pRrt, Judge
FIippIn / told him when he requested me
10 do 70, and told those present in as plain
language as IL is possible for me TO use, that
my allegiance was due from my standpoint
10 Democratic conventions, ana that until IL
was determined not 10 hold one, was 10 re-
main unpledged.
WILLIAM II. CARROLL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20

THE largest, most brilliant and most
fashionable audience OF the season greet.
ed the Furbish combination last night.
Theplsy was le 7tCO Orphans, mounted
and played in the same superior style ss
during the week. 1t will be presented
again at the matinee to-day and tc-
night. A full house is predicted for both
...nnainnn
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VOL as, NO 274
GOVERNOR MAGoFFIN

Williamson, of Memphis, Tennessee, and
Hon. W. j, Murphy, OF Arkansas, assistant
secretaries.
EX- GOVERNOR MAGOFFIN
was escorted to the chair, and introduced to
Hon. JACOB Thompson. Governor Magpfiin
thanked the convention for the distinguished
honor conferred upon him, regarding 10 as no
ordinary distinction, which he heartily ap-
precisted. Those present might expect 10 hear
from him something OF the history of the pro-
posed railway, but the gentlemen manifested
impatience TO proceed with the business.
lutiOns was appointed: Judge Henry G. smith,
of Memphis; Hon. John T. BeardOn, Camden,
Ark; Hon, John NJ. Fleming, Knoxville,
Tenn; W. 5. Haven, Shreveport, La: DR.. NJ.
Emanuel, Vicksburg, Miss General John ID.
Rather, Tuscumbia, Ala; ;. ;. Davis, CiuCin-
natl, Ohio and Hon. Jacob thompson, Mem
phis.
On motion the convention then adjourned to
half-past two o'clock.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Captain A. II. Lacey Accepts the Nom
inaIiOn for Mayor.
Captain a. 7. Lacey:

Captain a. T. Lacey:
SIR-At meeting of the friends Of
Judge ]. r. FIippin, Minor Merlwether, NJ.
n Ro6bins, John johnson and yourself, be-
ing al the candidates for mayor of Memphis
Al ihe approaching election outside OF the
Radical party, we were appointed q colnnIt-
aanus n He iecrud as their candidate TO make
Thsrs,.ts IutU Osition TO Mayor Iosgue, ali
Ssid candtdat IS and their respective friends
beiug pledged TO abide the result OF said meet
ing and 10 give the man selected their united
support. 5. W. GREEN,
H. q. DENf,
NJ. ]. WALDRAN,
Committee.
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concluded on Fourth Page.1
ADDITIONAL RIyER REPORTS


Associated Press Dispatches.
ST. LOUIS, November 19-River fall
en- inches. Weather cloudy, with rain dur
ing the middle OF the day. Arrived: Capitol
City, Vicksburg; Mat, % New Orleans. De-
parted: Belle Memphis, Memphis.