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derson was second with a put Of IS feet
inches.
Jn the long Jump, kraenzlein was first,
clearing 3 feet inches Cornelius was
second with d feet IA inches, and Baxter
was third with 70 feet 1l32 inches
In the f2l-yard hurdle, the race being
against the British record, hraenZlein
was first. D. Carey second and w Dusley
third kraenZlein won easily by six yards
in Is 3-5 seconds, beating the British rec
ord by One-fitth of a second.
In the high jump handicap, Baxter, at
scratch, won, with feet 2 inches. j..
Laselles, with a handicap of 3 inches.
was second. with feet 10 Inches Baxter
subsequently failed in an attempt to beat
the British record
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PARK CITY LOSES
TO SALT LAKERS
White Wings Tie For Second
Place.
A TEN INNING CONTEST
MORROW GENES TO TEE FRONT
AT RIGHT TIME.
A TEN INNING CONTEST
s-anding Of the Clubs.

Park city again lost to the salt lake
aggregation Of bah tossers at Walker
ficld yesterday afternoon by a score Of
8 TO 4 in a teu-inning contest, witnessed
by about go spectators.
While the score rs tabulated does not
look so bad. the game itself was one OF
the qu,etest propositions that has heea
sprung on the public this season. The
home team. as a whole. had u5ouc as
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Harvard 22:19: 1SS2-Harvard 2O.47.
Yale 20:5012: 18S3-Harvard 24:26, Yale
25-59; 1S84-Yale 2O:31. Harvard 20:A6;
1SS5-Harvard 25:1515, Yale $3.50; 1856
Yale 20:4114, Harvard 21:05% 1857
Yale 22:56, Harvard 23:141z; 1SS8-Yale
POLO, Harvard 21:24; 18s9-Yale 21:30,
Harvard 21;55; 1S90-Yale 21.29. Har-
ward 21:40. 1S91-Harvard 2I:23. Yale
21:57; 1S92-Yale 20:4s, Harvard 21:421z;
1S93-YaIe 25:O11a, Harvard 25:15; 1894
Yale 22:47. Harvard 24:40; 1S95-Yale
21:30, Harvard 22:05; 1896-NO race;
1g97-TriangUIaT race; 189S-Triangu-
lar race; 1899-Harvard 20:521a, Yale
2l:13: 190O-YaIe Pip 4-5, Harvard
d 81 %.
The Henley crew from the University
of Pennsylvania is making the English
college men sit Up a bit" and, up to
date, has shown the fastest time Of any
of the crews in their trial spins.
Edward G. Hemmerde, who is known
all over England as a rowing expert
and critic and correspondent Of the
London Daily News at Henley each
year, says that the Leander eight is
the only English crew able to defend
the Grand Challenge cup against the
Pennsylvania eight. It will be a grand
race"
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Louis clubs broke even in a double-head der
today. Brooklyn, through superior all-
around playing and By long drives with
men on bases, won the first game today
Not a hit off Powell was wasted. While
those off Donovan were well scattered
Murphy was puzzle TO the home team
in the second game being unusually ef-
fectiye in every inning except the fourth.
fucJames was wild and retired in the fifth
in favor Of kitson. who was touched up
for two triples and two singles Attend
ance $500. Score.
First game r. IT. h
st. Louis ........ .....-......-.-... II .
Brooklyn ....... .................... s @
Batteries-Powell and Nichols; Donovan
and MCGUIRE.
Second game r. Fl. L.
st. Louis ....-. ....-..-............ II .
Brooklyn ........ ................... II ,
Batteries-Murphy and Ryan McJames,
INitsou and Farrell.
Umpires-Schriever and Mcclure.
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Saucer Track Races.

Manager RisheI has arranged the fol-
lowing programme for next Tuesday
nights races at the saucer track:
Fifteen-mile match race, motor paced,
between John Lawson and Charles Tur-
vile, purse $500. One mile. professional
handicap, $780, $15, $40, IS. Half mile
anna teur open, $40, $40, s.. Entries close
Monday noon.
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Raturns ID 80 -.

Mark Hanley. formerly of the salt
Lake team and later with Park City,
asked for his release from the Miners
yesterday and got st. Under condition that
ne would again Don "a White Wing uni
form. ffanley will be found in his old
position this afternoon.
IIawley viii do TIE pitching this after
noon for salt Lake and Joey kostal is
booked TO hold down the slab for the La
gOOus.
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Pueilism.
Beer. But No Eight.

A crowd of about fifty. representing
MUrray's sporting fraternity. assembled
In the rear room Of Mike F'itzgerald's sa-
loon last night to witness what had been
advertised as q ten-rOund go between
Harry Kingston of Birmingham Eng
land, and Joe Kelley of Sal1 Lake. The
anxious spectators waited around until
about 10 O'clock. when it was announced
that the mill would begin in a half or
three-qUarters Of an hour. Most Of the
beer had been sold by the time the fasu
car left Murray but the fighters had nor
yet entered the ring. Nor We're they
greatly in evidence. There were two IL
yeaT-old boys cavOrting around in the
back room Someone said they we're the
pugilists, but the rumOr was not verified.
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New york, IL: Chicaro. /.

New York. June 2g.-The New Yorks
won today by heavy batting. and Mat
thewson was too much for the Chicagos.
r. H. Z.
New York 1870 .-...... IA. is 1
Chicago 49,. $3.50. -.----..---.-- I
BatteriesA0I atthewsOn and Warner;
Waddel. Mason and King.
Umpire-CunningIia
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heats. Time, 2:0S, 2:OS5{, 2:O91z. Raymond
NJ won the first heat Time, 2;l25z h.
s also started.
won third, fourth and fifth heats and
race. Time, s2:1S14 2:20 2:26. TOggles won
two first heats, but was drawn. Time,
2;141z and 2:13. StamboUlette also started
Third Race, Five and Hair FurlOngs-
Don H. Won Sweet Voice second, Summer
third. Time. Lose.
Fourth Race, Five and a Half Furlongs
Lucy White won, Carruthers second,
Comet third. Time 1908.
Fifth Race, Six FurlOngs-Virgie Dor
won, Alaria second, Betty B. third Time,
1:14
Sixth Race-Four and Half F1rIongs-
Virgil D, won, Joe D. second, Big Dutch
third. Time 54lz seconds.
Seventh Race, Seven ongs-bajOr
v lMr- L5lhel won, Viola & (Mr. Hogan
Time 1874 Gentlemen riders-)
Gossip at the Track.
The racing men had a good turnout
at the track yesterday and several Of
the runners worked off a four-heat
trial.
Nen Evans received a, telegram last
evening saying that he would have
two more horses hitched on to his
string and Sam Clark declares he is
going to be the only real article in the
chariot race which has created much
nterest about the city. Both chariOts
and riders viii be seen in the parade
to be given here the night before the
race.
The 2:25 race is the CHEZ topic among
the hOrsemen and, though there have
been several guesses as to the winner
of the event, there is a prominent
sporting man in the city who is will
ing to wager SO that not one of the
racing men can pick the winner.
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Che Crieeer.
SALT 1AKER WINS PRIZE.
J. E sharp's Good. Record at WaIla
WalIa Shoot.

J. + Sharp's Good. Record at WaIla
Walla Shoot.
J. T. Sharp returned last evening
from the three days shoot at Walla
Walla, where he won hrst prize in
the twenty target race.
In the blue rock shoot there were
ninety entries. He tied for first place
with FIohr of Wallace. Ida, both kill
ing twenty straight. In the shOOt-Of
Sharp won, scoring nineteen out of a
possible twenty F'lohr getting eighteen.
he shot in ali the events of the three
days match, coming out with an aver
age of 80 per cent; A. B. Brigham Of
Ogden scoring IS per cent, and G.. L.
Baker, 81
Utah was admitted to the association,
each member to be entitled to all the
privileges under the constitution.
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miscellaneous.
MAKE a aoop sHowTNe.
Americans Win Events in Athletic

Americans Win Events IN AthleC1c
Contests in England.
LondQrs June 29.-At the London Athlet-
ic club meeting at Sanford Bridge today,
A. r. Duffy, Georgstown university
Washington ID. c.. won ia the final of the
l0o-yard handicap. in ten seconds. Ia the
hurdles, Kraenzlein. Chicago Athlete
club, and Baxter, Pennsylvania. univer-
sity. both fell in the preHminaries- Baxter
when he was within a yard OF the VIM
ming post anti kFaenzlein at the ninthi
hurdle, when he was wei in the lead.
The final was won by Carey, the Irish
champion
In the weight-putting contest. q. w q.
COe, Pennsylvania university. was first
with put Of 45 feet inch. w. 3. Hen
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Boston. Z: Washington, 3.

Washington. June 29.-Young kept the
safe hits of Washington scattered today.
while BOstOI punched their hits and
placed their long ones oppOrtunely. Mer-
Ger was substituted for Patten after the
second inning. Attendance 2,9S5. Score:
=, IL. 4.
Washington 800. ...........-..-.
Boston ..---...l $3.50 .---s..---'- Il
Young and Criger.
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Cincinnati. II; Boston. >.

Boston. June 29-Ciucinnati won easily.
batting two Boston pitchers out of til
box and scoring at viii for the first six
innings. Boston batted Hahn hard in the
last part of the game, but could never
overcome the visitors lead. Attendance
R. II. E.
Cincinnati ..--.- -.-..--- ..-.-.-.--l is
tterieS-Dfneen, Lawson, Pittinger
and E[ittreGge; Hahn and PeitZ.
rn-NaS6
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 4; Cleveland, /.

Chicago. June 29y-FOr seven innings to
days game was a pitchers battle. Harvey
holding the visitors down to four scat
tered singles, while Moore had not al
lowed the semblance Of Il hit. Attend
r II E
Chicago zee. .... .................. 2
Cleveland ----.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteries-Harvey and Sullivan; Moore
and Wood
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1AeooNs IL 20.
Newmeyer Wins Back Lost Leurels Of
Last Sundav,s Game.

ogden, June &--The Lagoon aggrega-
ton defeated the Ogden combination Of
ball-tOssers today in an exhibition game
at Cflenwood park.
The game was rather lStles-. lacking in
ginger an the way through. The crowd
was small and not over much interested.
The pretticst features were three suappy
double plays. The summary follows.
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Che Curt.
FUN AT cALDER's.

Races For the Coming Week a Big
Attraction.
For recreation, sport and a general
good time, Mr. Peters, the manager of
Calder's park, promises a great big
day on the Fourth Of July Besides the
regular amusements, such as boating.
merry go-rOund, shooting gallery,
dancing, etc, the Callers Park Racing
association will give the best horse
races ever seen in Salt Lake City in
the afternoon. Seven big events are
on the programme, including running
trotting and pacing races. An addi-
tional feature will be the half-mile
Roman chariot race between Miss Lucy
MCGEE Of Los Angeles and Sam Clark
Seven O'Clock will witness barrel.
boat, tub, swimming, potato and foot
races. At o'clock the greatest FIRE
works display seen in Salt Lake CITY
in years viii take place from the ISL
and in the lake Dancing Will be free
as usual from 2 in the afternoon until
II in the evening. Hauerbach's military
band of tWenty-one pieces will furnish
music throughout the day. The car
service viii be unusually good, cars
running every ten minutes.
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Baltimore. Is: PhiladeIphia. Is.

Baltimore, June 29-The Baltimore team
won out in game. of a slugging see-saw
against Philadelphia here this afternoon
The heat was intense and affected both
pitchers. Attendance 4,02f. Score;
r. II. z
Baltimore ...--- ...................1 10 Is ,
Philadelphia .-.. ..................13 %
Batteries-Foreman, McGinnity ana
Robinson; Piatt, Leitner and Powers.
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Detroit. 5; Milwaukee. 0.

Detroit June .29.-Three consecutive err
rors, a base on balls and one single gave
Detroit three runs in the fifth inning.
Two hits. a stolen base and Friel's wild
throw brought two more in the eighth.
r H. r
Detroit ..-..- --.--- -.--.-.--....... > 6
Milwaukee 49,. .................. 4
and MalOuev.
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Racing at Butte

Butte Mont, June 29.-The Montana.
Jockey club meeting opened here today
with fine weather and a good attendance
The track was not fast. neither wan the
betting heavy. Summaries:
First Race 2;35 Trot-Mount Hood won
in two straight heats, Erudition second
SaXeline third. Time, 2:2624
Second Race, -Four Furiougs-Huachuca
won. Irma A. second y. NJ Brattafn
third. Time, 491z seconds.
Thrd Race, Five and a Half FurIonss-
poubiet won, DecapD second, Valencienne
third. Time. 1853.
Fourth Race, One Mile. Preliminary
Derby Handicap-Jim Hale Won. Ada n
second, Quibo third. Time. 1:4415
Fifth Race. Mile and Fifty Yards-SpilSe
Won, Gauntlet second, Rio Chico third
Time, a As.
Sixth Race, Six and a Half FurIongs-
Kitty Kelly won, JuHetta p. second, Bur
dock third. Time 1:23ls
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Waiter Sears makes a good manager
and captain for the Miners. He is in the
same am the time and there is no catcher
in the league that can skin him going al
ter foul flies.
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Bankruntov Patition onnossd.

Kahn Brothers fled a, petition in the
United States court yesterday OppOs-
ing the discharge OF Edwin G. Brown
from bankruptcy.
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Redmond of the Park city team has
been rein=tated and the fine OF $l2o re-
mitted He VIII take Hurley's place at
second i'm today game at Park.
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salt Lake PLAYS Lagoon today at Walk
er's field and Ogden goes TO Park city
Martin will umpire the game here. while
ClarksOn takes the trip up to the PARK
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Winning run made with one man out.
Two-basa Eitz-1Iorrow. Williams 20.
Cope. Struck OuJ-Margetts Malo1ey.
Sears, Bates. Geirhadt. PeadergrafL %
Time Of Eame-2 hours Cmpire-Barnes.
Attendance
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at Denver.

Denver, June 2s-oyeriand park re-
suits:
First Race. Free for all Pacing-I.ottie
smart won second, third and fourth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

The ball team from the vaudeville the
atre at CaIder's park viii cross bats With
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Gussie Lawson has made himself
quite a favorite a the Butte track.
The Salt Lake bunch are looked upon
to win a number, of the purses during
the present week. Jack Wing and Ar
thur Downing. two crack riders from
the coast, viii also be among the COM
petitOrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

This afternoon and evening Christen-
sens orchestra win give q grand sacred
concert at SaIteir. The bathing is
superb
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Summary.
WHEEL NOTES.

Harry Fixes has deposited 81. 600 with
Al Smith and challenges all cyelers to
race Twenty miles for the championship.
of the world.
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GyeIino.
IVER LAWSON BREAKS A RECORD
RIDES MILE HANDICAP IN
1.58 2-5 AT BUTTE.
Three Thousand People Present at
the Opening of the New Saucer
Track.
Especial to The Herald)

Butte, Mont. June 29.-vThree thousand
people witnessed the opening of the new
saucer track here. last night in spite of
threatening and chilly weather. They
went wild with excitement especially
when liver Lawson broke the mile handf-
cap record, in 1:58 2-5, and the sport has
certainly caught on here. The Salt Lake
riders took nearly ali the money.
Summary.
One-mile Handicap, Professional-Won
BY liver Lawson, Gus Lawson second, Ar
tie Bell third. Gum fourth, Burns fifth
Time, los 2-5.
One-third Mile Open. ProfessionaI-Iver
Lawson won, Bell second, Gus Lawson
third. Time, Al seconds.
One-miie open, Amateur Hoffman first
Allen of Billings, Mont, second. Raybourn
of Butte third. Time, 2.21
Iwho-third of a Mile Handicap Amateur
Holman first, Allen second, Stein Of
Butte third. Time, :21 2-5.
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81 NAEIoNAL 60.

DoUble-header at Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, June z-The Brooklyn and ST..
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Tennfs Il EnpIand.

london June 29--In the final round
of the singles in the All England lawn
tennis championship az Wimbledon to-
day, A. W Gore beat Dixon by three sets
to none In the semi-final round of all
corners doubles, .AEger and ". NJ SimOnd
beat Smith and Caziat by three sets to
one The former, therefore viii meet the
American cracks in the final Monday
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LEAGUE MEETING.
Secretary Hess is Made Temporary
President.

The raagnates OF fhe Iotermountaln.
league held mecting last evening att
the local club sooE,s in She Atlas block
anq mace Secretary T. y. Hess Tempe
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for seven bicycle races for the middle
distance championship.
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Coli.
Sharp High Man.
Handi-

The mems handicap sweepstake match
at the Country club links resulted as fOi-
lows.
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Captain Angel. under whose supervi-
sion the Butte track was built, also
directed the erection of the saucer
tracks at Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
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Burns Pierce. the Canadian who sue
ceeded in lowering the cOlOrs of Jimmy
Michael in thirty-mile paced race at
Philadelphia recently, is one of the
latest entries in Bill Brady's big TWEEN
ty-five mile paced race, which is to
be the feature of the meet in Madison
Square garden next month.
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Johnny Nelson has challenged Elkes
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the Salt Palace team at CaIders this. at
ternOOn for the second game ir their
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Cray Horse" DAWN Of the Baltimore
team tore off the season s record for hit
ting in the Detroit game last Thursday.
In six times up he made six hits includ-
giles
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Marty McQuaid is booked to leave to-
night for Boise. where "Ducky' Pace and
Barr have their hammers out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

Old Pap" Arson can't keep away from
baseball At present he Is umplrlng
semi OCCASIONAL games around Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

RumOr has il that Jim Hart. president
of the Chicago National league club, in
tends to retire from baseball at the end
of this season. his place to be filled by
Ell Hanlon of the Brooklyn team.
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Harvards winning the championship
from Yale puts it on level with Prince
the Tigers and Harvard had met this
year instead of huttiug against Zach 9th
or over trivialities IL would have been a
safe bet that the CTimsOns would have
won. Their star pitcher, Clarkson, is ono
of the most phenomenal college twirlers
that ever happened from Al Stagg down
the line.
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Billy Steinweuder, the new captain %
the Princeton university team, is a son
OF Gustav A. SteiuweudCr of St. Louis.
The young st. Louisan has been playing
the second bag for the Tigers the past
infielder Old Nassau has had since Phil
King graduated
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-20

. Cairo H., June is.-The river fell = Of a foot
Ss,n- ss' as
indicaiions favorable for rain The Ferd herold.
ssas asss's s.S se sss g: %
from Memphis. With hight s. sr.p and az Toa.rsss ss,ns
done ns en:n.:: sef.
e. Ssn:s sss q Sssais: ana feH VS.:
dries. The Sam brown dspa[tsd for 81 Louis
4 ;s@ N 60: S'a s..s ias {. % n.
Fred Hartwsg from the Lower Ais.isstppi ar.
at s ,ws With s:ss e &. Is Ssn sna
,a 70 a. na e: viii ,1srrp iSyss
81 ID arrived nom Cincinnati .. s ,. n. Win I.
sf 's for % T: n: s.. ,f
Bird. rUn, she T,i E:sap to , nsisna =, aos1. sS
Wssh Via good i!ip Of freight and good p.:ssn:
s iTsa :. ;sdea sss y snd s
ssa which, Dsss s % nsp:rs :.
III ~ s1esss$ g S:%ss!: "A VIZ .sssss = !,,s +
nt burg from ' Memphis MS 1. dS. to1morro- On @ " wheat
az the ne s
9.ss On ss suD. Il, q h .:
:; SpuFs ne % r ras5s arrived @
sn Ct .es isss 81
q q s. Louis. from 81. Louis. pss.ed down at
h. rs .ses hss: ss s bond o for SeT 3
departed at .. m. for vicksburE. with a good
trip. The James Lee departed az p. m. for
Frars Point Lhe Robert z. Lee departed at
s :snn: .v.nns @ Il. ~ % Ss as
passed down at s p m for Helena where she
OHIO @ River. % and the r1sIsy % " vii. PAS pass down y n
the morning for New Orleans. with the o'Nels
toe Of coal: Receipts by .sSsr to-ay were 2o'
P,a9esn: =. Ky Jun: ,s-Jas ;r Die. Fowler Dc,
good paving trip. The Joe Fowler from Evans
Vile. arrived and departed return trip this
morning. She got In and out On time. The H. ".
Cumberland. River. and left fo- Nashville at
2 D. m with a good trip. The steamer clyde
leaves at this evening for the Ter s.ee River
With me p,sns .S p To ued u. sss
from Nussel Shoals next Sunday. She has been
there several weeks. engaged tn river I'M
provement-
Grand Tower. M. June 1s-chester down at
Brown. Win . tow q. coal up at go q. m
Al 10 =. M Mary xichseis, With two bsrses
e, % Psssr: H T. ~ u =. no S n s s
Russell Lord. with four bsrses Of ties. arrived Up
a m The % .svss rad. s,. IA "a, & fan OF = In
Chester. H. June is.-River falling, Gauge
Columbia arrived at / 20 a. m: Rees Lee at
1ossn S9 s9rsea a. Il hsss saas. s ap -s en-
o. m: city Of Memphis at l:@ .. m: sam
Brown at 1850 p- M: Grey Eagle at p. m
Cape Girardssu. No.. June n-so:ts. doSn:
Lee a ?. n- up: Russsi Lord and b:rses ef