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The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28


/ GALvEsToN June % "A special
ii-paich froui K ,gIe Pa TO the News
reports thar General Mackenzie aud
Col Sha'ter arrived there last uight
( Their commandS wili arrive TO morrow
They penetrated Mexico about forty
five miles from NewtoWu. the place Uf
crossing, aud about eighteen miles
east OF Saragosoo, where they
were met by detachment Of he
Mexieans. under Cot Valdez, drawn
/ up 10 line Ui battle The Mexican
commander inquired the purpose Of
hi- Invasion. informing Mackenzie
thar he had orders 10 repeal a merI
can invasion aud that he (Nackeuzir)
should not proceed further, The
Mezieans position ob~rructiug the
American progress. Maekeuzie warned
them 10 get out OF his way, saying n
they did not DO so by o'clock thaf
day be would shoot where the MexI-
caus we're -tuOdiug, ut the same time
putting the men in order of battle
A the appointed tine the American
advanced. Their lumber appeared TO
overawe the MexIcans, who hastily
withdrew to a safe distance, but keep
iug 10 sight of the American troops,
Mackenzie asked Valdez whether ne
inteuded 10 ob-truct tie American-'
route again. 10 which Valdez replied
that il was his (Nackeuzie , business
to guard against that. 3aeH euzie said
he would. aud that be would
came again coon Valdez
offered detachment Of his force 10
escort the Americans to the place of
crossing Mackenzie declined tEe offer
saving that he was atle 10 take care
Of himself However, the Msxicaos
Sd " Mackenzie safely across the river
The Mexican force was inferior % the
American. hence 90 blame should be
attached % the Mexican officers for
not attacking No CO ptures were N ,de
dariog the expedition. This Is the
American Version.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

ATESSRS ROBBINS s. MOORE, having
moved their Saw Nij 81 miles from
Hickman. OF p mile from NICK Combs
vooi1 respectfully inform the public pom
orally, and lumbermen especially. that
they are prepared 10 furnish the hest ~
Poplar and Oak Lumber a. prices 70 e1sit ths
times They purpose estabhshinz A LU NJ
BER YARD IL HICKMAN, and viii keep
consfantly on hand such lumber as hu'li-
e.s may want Of ell Dimensions. VIII
commence saving in six or eight days
Thanking tha citizens Of Hickman aud
vicinity FOR pas, favors, would solicit a
continuance Of the same.
Parties wishing anything in their line
can spply 10 Jas a Warner. sgt Hick-
mau. Ky, or ROBBINS S MOORE
may3 at the Mil
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
LAbF II - Z
To gIae PElssffC.

The pnblic sre hereby notified that ne
circumstances which induced me 10 be-
Iieve that Mr.. John W Cole hal taken
some money from my house about y
months ago having been explained ana
accounted for. consistently with his inno,
cence I withdraw all imPutations ana
charges Of his having taken my N ney.
c. 4. HOLCOMEE.
Jnne 25. 1s7s. ~
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
She Grand Display of Fire
xgOrKS ag Ns~snpnis Tenn,
.sDIt Atls, sSsS


The grand display OF fireworks al
Memphis on the lrh Of July will be
the most gorgeous sight ever witness
ed ia the South ec'ip.ing oil past Mar
dj-Gras exhibitions During the dry
several military companies will parade
an the streets after which the entire
Fire Department will turD cut iu res
pou,e 20 q drs alarm, conErcgate al a
designated point aud give a di-plry
Of the various engines IL iuli operation
as though 4 FIRE were really 20 Pre-
gress
This grand display has been gotten
up and paid for by The pub'ic-- -Pirited
citizens of Memphis tor The eurer'ajn.
rneut Of their frleud- in the surround
ing couotry who may favor 'heir city
with 3 visit on this occasion ! he
railroad aud stelm5 Don't lines have re
duced their fare TO halt-rates, tickets
good from TO days
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The Newport Local states n singus
fac 10 This singular way: When We
90 a Hopkiuzgi.ie man last week lha'r
Newpoft had twenty Thousand iuh 'bl-
,sut- md 40 hotel he Looked at us-eR
though We wess--lyio upe 81,
body viii soon buiid hotel here. "et'
sc vou'r be tskeo f0T liar every
where We 20.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
THE HICKMAN COURIER,
FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1873

The citizens of Union City held q
meeting, In behalf of the college at that
place and elected DR.. Edwards President;
Or. Evans, see'y., and J. Beck, Treasurer.
Oce day last week. man emrlnyed
at shoffner't mill, in Obirn county. below
Hickman, was caught in the machinery,
and killed instantly. He was q deaf and
dumb man-no family-a strsnger-but
was good "orkma1 and useful citizen
A case of cholera occurred near
Jordan, in this county, on last Sunday,
Miss Kiriey, young lady of that neigh
borhood being the victim. Or. Alexander.
and other physicians. pronounce it well
defined case. as we hear
case occurred also we learn st Union
City.
Cairo will celebrate the 4th of July
in huge manner. The celebration will
be under the auspices of the knights of
the Mystic Krew of that city, and win no
doubt be a grand success There viii be
grand psrsde which viii be parties pated
Ia By the different societies, eto.
a Paris correspondent mentions the
death of several valuable cattle from
eating the leaves Of tho oleander. AS
the shrub is not an uncommon yard orna-
nent in this section, those Of our readers
who own cattle may fnd in this item 3
useful warning
For towns must grow aud trade in-
crease.
By nerve and enterprise.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
5sew Surgruae!ncnt5.
STwAVEKs.

'huh The bottom below Hickman, one
VhAY MARE, with snail bell on.
:, Nn iea with No. 10, on left shoulder.
me Eight BAY HORSE. four years Old.
M oark BAY HORSE with tail slightly
oO,,oeo' 1..,, Any information will be thank
u.is received by X 4 TYLER.
jel5-4ts Hickma, Kv.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The R-pubiicao papers are trying
10 give their readers the imprsssioh
that the Potter committee will adjourn
sine die 10 day or two. They wou d
ike this 20 be true, but they wi.
.hurtly discover that Potter's "revoiu
riou" has only oommeneed-CourieI
Jour0al
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
How 90 stop Grave RObbtns


darlington Hawkeye.l
,S--Let every eiass IN the several medi
cal colleges throughout the couo'r,,
wbeDit wants subject for dissection,
select. by Tot, or III aiphabsucai rota-
,ion, or any simple methods the cias-
may decide upon, one OF their own
uum Der, Xii. bIm aud cut him up
Thetwo fold beuefts Of this plan are al
once apparent to the dulest comPre-
neu.ion ] furnishes the surviving
stuieu,s with subjects o. firm texture
aud il reduces the number Of raw
doctors, thuS affnrdipg the public, liv-
iug or dead, the widest protection from
the rayages of the medical student it
mas ever epjoyed The plan may seem,
litle severe on the l. ated students,
but then if young mau has not the
native spirit with which to lead him
TO thoroughly devote himself to the
profession, he is unworthy to enter
upon professional career.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The Turks have l20 900 men around
Coustsnti nople, and the Russians baVe
200 OOO strongly inlreuchel wit
parallel lines. Should collision oc
cur, tbs possibility tor one OF the
ferciest battles of modsru times is
vsrv promising.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Inn ~ HHimgnie.

Candidate for County Judge will speak at
Cayees' Station. on Saturday the 6'h day
Of jay. Other c4ndiiates for the same
office are Invited 10 be present. Speaking
10 commence at 2 clock, P n
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

RSy Send for copies Of ny Nsis Pe5uceE
PTgrc LiSts IF Picture Fr-rses Ci-oule
BraeFets, Croqust Sss and Blss Bulls f5r
1873.
BE- Have made reduction n % 20
90 per cent from lsst years prices on tie
above goois. Call an be convinced
sGz-Orders Of all kinds promptly ~
tended 70. Lmayi0
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Great preparations are now in progress
in Louisville towards q preparation to-
the forthcoming Industrial Exposition.
uhish tskes piace ia that city in sep,en.
her next
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
FARM ER&

BRING in your Wheat-we have secured
an agency and pay the highest Cash mar
ket price.
iune14 J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

The latest demand Of the ST. Louis
COMMUNISTS is that "the men who
work on the streets, aud public worS
generally, shall be paid equal wages
with the Mayor or any other officer
Of the city "-Ex
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
CITY EFEyES.
vote as Won EsIease.
Lei L. HIVE Esance.
a SDIeslsEih

White Shirt for Sl-a White Vest 91c-at
apr12l LUrTRELLS. 5.
NORTHERN JACKSON WHITE IRISH
Potatoes, st 60 cents a bushel. at
2t. WM METHENY'S.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

For CieY Marshal.

We are authorized 70 s,aon A.
@ 20 MAhktS, "a candidate for the
once o. Ciy 1"1ge. 70
Fnr GtfV Maras,oE
A DoUGLas as. a.Sdi eIae' Ia,s fap ,bs Caas. Us
Of City Marshai.
Waaro ar,hor;,sJ. ., ,r-.,,. ~
HANCOCK "a o.n5,I",. ~,
MarsLsl. Nly
We are saihori1ea to announce Mr..
,.i = ~ 10 y ~" n 's oaaoida'e FOR re-
'-- '''i~e VI ~i'y "'@'shai'
we are authorized 10 announce Mr
> > 1OIN D,,Lt. ts candidate FOR the ofhee
u O''y -
For CouaW Juggs.
W. o,,,t.-.--,., =. -. ,or,,
". wIVGATE. aa a ssnfiiats for tbs Or.
fee Of County Judge, a. the ensuing Ag.
gust election I'd
We ere Ouihorired 70 announce II, c.
BAILEY ss candidate for the Office Of
eIso,icn Coct,y 'u's'' a' 'As ensuing august
,r., -
r 49, az uo' i',,' 20 HH unoe on Tub
Z IN ns o"hdll"te TOT tne oinoe ot
elsoiion N-s'S'
We are authorized 10 announces JudEs
}. MON roo VERY. as a candidate for
Of Fnltan conn,y 1~e
FOR comfy Court Clerk.
We are authorized 10 announces JOHN
:. a lL,'"N, %s can a'dA'e Tor re-eIeo-
,lou 70 'ne o'uoe o. Souhty NouTI ClefE'
Election III august
T.. C,,,.., h,,.....
W. .~o s,,torf-.I o., .,,.',... G G
MARES "a oan5iJa.a Co. Ca,a,- A.
fornay A. the anrroscbir,, Augns, sISc,ion
,p......-,-.-.. arm %
opATuFp ,.,,,I.." g.. atas,ia,
% ,bs "a. ~ GO At,,rnsg a. ,hs
.rs,,;r,. ofo.,ior
H.. cL,r;E
,, we ere au'ho'iz.a 70 announce h. \.
am In, as c"nr'iAts io' re e'eo'ioh 70
/ eleetiop "a
/
For J1ti0r.
We sre authorized 10 announce c. II.
- Ii.I ,o' ss can ,loi.e ior tue 0'Oos 0'
We srtbori,o5 =, .,,o,no. RoR.T
n \ VTuFEX oa,,5id.,o g. ,bo
/ oeroe of t.iisr a. "a. s,s1,nr Arg,st
/ election. "a
! rosrprT
1rpTpsrprcg '.sly,. - =
the ofhce Of jailer, al the ensding August
election. I'd
,r.,,t.-f..,, a.. .. o e
/ THoMASSON, A. e canjidats for the ONCE
Of jaier, a. the approaching August cleo
tiou.
a,,.i.--;-.d o., s.,ro,,,.e T.Fwre
PEIlClEfE as a candidate for toe ofhoe
Of JeiieI a. the ensuing august elec'ion.
We arc cntbo-izod O., announce JAS. F..
BT~HART ea a candidate for tba ,fics
ot JWlor Of fulton county, a. the August
election. ia
We ar. authorized 20 announce A J.
wuTppIE asa cqnsf5ats for the olHce Of
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We are authorized 20 announce M.
GEO. WARREN, a. candidate for ths
once Of City Judge. IA
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
NESsnE-ETEON.

'hh hrm Of Gardner White "Hi"k-
= man FIGURING Mills. is dissolved by
mutual couseut-W Il Gardner retiring
nom inc hrmi having sold bis entire ia
iSfest 10. Mr.. s. y White-who assumes
@i' me liabilities Of the Old firm, and is
@u horited 10 collect the sssets. The dig
solution dates from May lst. 1873.
". H. GARDNER,
June IA, 1871 s. \. WHITE
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
SALE OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOR TAXES.

VIZ day houTsof y clock NJ
b LANDS tour House door Offer for sale the highest bidder
the sls un Fulton listed named herein
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

QUERY: why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal qf Norts cIrolinG, 81
ths sarns price lfebl-ly
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
For Congress.

We ar au ri-e
SIMS, of Iri. g CO 'nty, as can iis...9N
rel res 80 th psoJis Of the isf Ken,nN
District in the IRE q Congress Of The
Ted states. ut
We are authorized &c annonnoe T.
TRiNSLE. Of McCrscksn county a.
candidate % represent the people Of fhls
District IN the next Congress OF the Upl.
ted states.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Far Hssessor


We are authorized to anuouncs RoBEWr
HCCONN ELL ~. % candidate for recollection
10 the office Of County Surveyor.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
A FULL LINE OF CAssINERES, LINEN
PANT GOODS, COTTONADEs, sc.

sa-Al the above Goods are all offered
at the very lowest prices ever offered in
this country-all first class durable
Goods. IN CsPr5
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
NSITEa, y

- IL rsrtiss indebted 70 me, will please
"A call O., Jas A. Warner. or
Freuz and setle the same. and ohlige,
ie7-tfl JOSEPH STEAGALA.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Still in the Business

TT ERTW Eek s BRO, whose Underta-
kers establishments was DESTROYED
by hfe on he night Of May 4th. announce
10 the public thar they have zSksSpened
next door % Hertweck & Bait z = bust
ness Office whore they will continue the
uudertakin business. mayl 7-tf
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

referring 70 the above announcement
peg TO return my grateful thanks 90 my
O'u friends. and customers, VINO have for a
iohg time given me their patronage ia
me miil business-and 10 cordially com
mend my former partner, Mr Whi'e as .
-ch'ieman. worthy their continued fa
vors. b-speak tor Hickman mills the
sHPPor Of tie public.
June Il. 1915. Sc Il. GARDNER.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
E.ndieS,
JaEs6 Opened.

Linen Suits-S3 ami upwards, at
LUTrBELL : Cheap Cash Store.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

An elegaut line # ladies. Misses and
Children Trimmed Hats, which viii
sell very cheap. K. O. LUIIRELL-
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Headqaorters for ou Ktsds of Schooi
Books and School Supplies
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We are authorized 10 announce Mr.
JOIN COLE. ss candidate for the of5os
Of City Marshal Is
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Master Commissioner Tstic9.

Master com1lies;oasrs S T;tic9.
". H. Rapers Admr,
rs. Fultcn Cir
y" I Roper's heirs & cr's. cait Court.
4 IL persons holding ciqims ar-inss
"A the estate Of ". h. Roper, deceased.
are hereby notified 10 Prove apd fie the
same win mo at he eflce Of G 3. Prs
ther, IN the City Of Hickman, Ky, on Or
before the first Monday IA August, 1873
or they VIII be forever barred from pros.
outing their collection against the Ad-
ministraior Of said decedenr estate.
W A. BHEVARD,
jel4- I'd Specisl Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We sre authorized 10 announce 2. r.
WALKER, 10 candidate for re election 10
fbe otie Of Soerif 81 tie ensuing August
election. "a
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
For County Attorney.

We are authorized 70 announce 2. S
NABkS, ss candidate for County At
forney, a. the approaching August election
We are authorized 70 announce GEO. B.
PRATHER as n candidate for recollection
20 the office of County Attorney, at the
ensuing election.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We are authorized 20 announce CHAs.
DOUGLAS, as d caudi la,s for the off %
Il CITY NarshAi
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We are s1thor.zed % Announce Mr..
JAMES WAREER, esa candidate for "a.
election % ;Is Office Of City A5arshsl.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The noe weather brought out large assemblage OF
the levers Of tro,ting horses yesterday afternoon
The track was In excellent order and the exciting
sport made tho DAY one long to be remembered by
those who were on the grounds. The was for
sweepstake Of $780, mile heats, bessS In betYsen
William Van Vakenburgs black mare Maggie (trottsr,
10 wagon John Drscols black geldng Charley (pacer
10 wagen) and william E Weeks bay geldng Aeck
ftrotter, TO wagonl The latter was Withdrawn after
scoring oil the hrst heat account OF being lame.
No less than six heats trotted before the race
decided in favor OF the avorite the black mare
Maggie.
The following Is
FLEETWOOD PARK-TRorrING-MoSDAY,J July 10,
1878.-Sweepstakes Tor $50; mile heats; best
three In five.
William Van vaIkenburg's blk. IN.
Maggie I'm harness). .............. 2 ! o 2
John Driscol's blk. q. Charley TO
u
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CREEDMOOR.
THE BROOKLYN THIRTEESTH AT THE RANGE
DELAYS AND ANNoYANCEs

THE BROOKLYN THIRTEENTH AT THE RANGE
DELAYS AND ANNoYANcEs.
detail OF 142 members Of the Thirteenth regiment
Of Brooklyn, owing TO delay at Flatbush Avenue
Depot, Long Island Railroad yesterday, failed get
TO Creedmoor In good season. Owing to this delay
considerable number Of tho men Who qualified in the
second class unable to complete their practice
hnai ranges, and viii be forced TO visit Crsedmoor
again this summer for that purpose The ammunI
tion furnished TO the troops yesterday unusually
bad Several OF the cartridge shells burst. Mayor
J. H. Story narrowly escaped being seriously
burned by the explosion OF one. His lace
and HANDS covered with the SCOT and
lubricant thrown from the breach OF the gun In
spite the bad ammunition the record OF the day
work Is very fair. Out Of seveniythree men who
shot In the third class iorty qualified
others shot In tho second class, making III IN ALL
Thirty 1--WE OF them qualified following scores
tain }. +. Dnloni IS; Sergeant c. Wilson, "a; Ser.
geant A. owen, 81; Private L. A: Myers, 33; Private
X. Thompson 80; CORPORAL J. Hecxler, SO; LIeoten.
YOU'VE, 81; Private W W. Jones, 81: Captain +. A.
Ackerman, q Private i. X. Greene, 80; Private N
J. Young, 30; Sergeant j. McNevin. 20; Lieutenant G.
B. DAVIS, 20; Private f. Ii. Brucks, rs; Private W.
Gate, 2s Priva,e W. Race. %; sergeant IL r. smith,
81; Private W. r. cunnne, 81; Private D. NJ Demo.
rest, y Private j. Giihaid, ~; Private Domin!-
erby, 81; Private r. q. Chevaer, 81; Private D. Van
Wcklen, 81; Corporal W. &. Clements, 26; Sergeant
". HUNTINGTON. 20; Private ID. 5. Benpett, 26;
Lieutenant L. ~ Smith, %; Privlte ID. Akcrmap, 25
few men fouLa time shoot for the marx ma n s
badge at the 200 and 500 yards ranges The following
won it:-Sergeant j. McNevIu, SO; Private ID. :. Ben
nett IS Major J. Il. Story 81; sergeant Major II. L.
Jewett, 81 Sergeant A. fowncy, 30; Private N. DOM
mixer, 2s; Captain G b. Boyntou, IS; Captain J. II.
Dilont, Is; Captain j. +. Ackermap, %; Private d.
Van Wicklen, 81; Private W. J.. Gate, u; Private
Ackerman, 20; Private W. Cunline. rs.
One slight case OF sunstrokc occurred In the regi-
mCnt. In The evening the a
turned 10 his home. Good discipline main ned
und cases of audulent scoring wero detected.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner Clio, N.Y.Y.c, Mr.. John r. Piatt has
been thoroughly rent,ed and Is now on tho ways at
Staten Island.
The owner Of the schooner Comet has decided not
to challenge the schooner Peerless Tor the Bennett
Cup until the month oil October. The owner OF the
Peerless disappointed, he had been led believe
that the Comets could hardly the explra-
ton OF hc thirty days called for by the deed Of git
as he was very anxious TO have the first chance.
The annual cruise OF tho Atlantic Yacht club will
take place the nrst In August II Is certain that
the scbooners Triton, Peerless, Agnes, Meta and
Petrel, together with ten twelve sloops will rem
devious the evening OF the ID prox. at Glen
Cove. The club Will hold open regatta at Green
port L. l.. and hope make II successful az that
held under their auspices ia the barbor In 1871
when tbir.y-avc vessels competed for handsome
prizes.
the judges In the late New York Bay regatta will
hold meeting oD thursday OF this week TO decide
the protests filed Tor their review and decision.
Schooner Haze. MIR IA. A. Mott, OF New London,
was at Newport ON sunday last. The following yachts
were also In the same herbor at the same time -
Schooner intrepid, N.YYC., Mr. Lloyd Phunix {;
sloop Regina, sY.c., Mr.. W. A. W. stewart; sIoop
Georgia, OF Providence. MIR. walcott; schooner Ed
die, sY.C., Rear Commodore Cromwell; soop Violet,
Mr. Whitney. from Boston tor Providence also sloops
Caprice, Dcdley and windward
Yachl Vvsta, NYY.C., Mr.. Keen, from New York
noon.
The yacht North Star, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Charles A.
stevens, from New Haven for New York. is at anchor
on the HERALD telegraph station ut Whi,eslone, L.
she will scrub bottom before proceeding
Yacht Cygnct, no cluo Captain r. r. wasbburn,
from New York, passed-whitcs,onc, l. L., las, nignt
cruising eastward.
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OBITUARY.
JOSEPH r.. LAWRENCE.

r..
Joseph L. Lawrence, for some years editor OF the
Goin Era of San francisco, died suddenly yesterday
morning at Bayvillo, NJ J. He a OF the late
Bingham Lawrence, OF Bayvile, and at the time
OF his death was about hfty-two years OF age
He went to California In the pioneer PERIOD where
he engaged In various enterprises, but alter time
became prominently Identified WIN journalism. Ito
was a frequent contributor OF the oaly papers, and
was the leading editor Of the Golden Era almost IRON
It's inception until some two years ago. In March,
1876, Mr.. Lawrence came East partly Tor the purpose
OF vsitine some relatives this side oil the cont.
nent and partly 10 benent his health, which
had become seriously impaired he remiiued here
tll the time Of hi death, winch was sudden THOUGH
lot unexpected by those surrounding him. WriIe on
tns Pacific coast, hts love for the drama maze him
especially well known members OF the thcatr cal
profession who loved mis- genial manners well as
MS boncst criticisms. The iuncrai will take place at
morrow afternoon
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THE WELCOME TO COLUMBIA.

sToNscroS, July 12, 1878.
10 rHE EDiroR OF TnK HERALD
Ny attention has Just been called to a communica-
uou 10 your issue OF Tuesday, July o, purporing to
smana.e from myself and two other gentlemen and
suggesting, In view OF Coombms success, ''snaI all
American colleges, forgetting petty rvarics aud look
iBg upon ColumDia's victory IN which they
have interest, " would seem euninentiy III that
each should scnd delegate To welcome the
four on their arrival In New York. Ny signature as
attached TO IL is forgery. Whie rejoice IN CoIun-
ba's success should ieel myself In the highest de
gree presunptaous volunt TO speak 40 behalf
Of my class aud college LOUIS LEE STANTON.
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SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

THEIR PROPOSED MovEMEsrs-THEr WILL
CRUISE TO THE EASTWARD.
[DY TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT July IL, 1873
Alta meeting OF the captains OF the seawanhaga
Yacht Club held board OF tho FLAGSHIP Eddie this
morning 1t was voted to 60 to Woods Hole, New
Bedford. end adjacent ports at the Vineyard The
fleet accordingly got under way, but they encountered
head winds ana rough sea, aud returned here. The
Caprice was seen standing in toward Seaconnet
also the schooner yacht Seawitch, which was accom-
paying The neet together with The schooner yacht
Haze. The sioop yacht Tempest, OF the New York
Yacht Club, was also with the ilecL
The Regina went on the marine railway nis morn
ing intended TO JOIN the fleet New Bedford on
"Wednesday
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PROFESSIONAL FOOT RACE.

There was an immense tbrong of Phiial elphia
sporting men in Bordcntown. N. j., yesterday, to
witness the 100 yards between the professional
runners, Armstrong Bus of the Quaker city, and
Eddle Warner, the .Bordentown Flyer" The race was
Tor 500 side. Warner was strongly backed by the
local sports aud his excellent form made MIN the
favorne at 800 TO S75 Those odds freely taken
by the Philadelphia sports and considerable money
was stakcd on the rssut The race we'll con
tested Rills bad slight advantage at the start but
he was ovsrtaken by Warner. VINO won BY foot
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mas. THOMAS. M'euINNEss.

Mrs Thomas McGuinness, daughter Of the late Mr.
OCailaghan one OF tho wealthest property owners In
Harlem, expired IN this city last Thursday after a
painful Illness. She had recently returned from
Europe where she had been staying for the beuent Of
her health, would not have come homo but
she wished to her children at their return
from school Her remains were yesterday taken from
her late residence Park avenue and Eigheth street,
to tho Church OF ST. Vincent Ferrer where solemn
mass o. requiem was offered up, after which the
funeral coftege proceeded TO the cemetery. Mrs.
McGunness was widely and favorably known, and
Will DO missed not only by the members Of her family
but by her friends