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Hysrson Defeated in Chicago.

CHicAao. Aug 2Ths spectators at the tennis tourna.
msnt on the H. George cricket grounds had surprise
this morning when b. Esel OF California defeated
John A. Rysrson OF Chicago In the third round OF
singles Hesi won by superior net work and judicious
places kysrEOn the nrst set. O. 81 Mel the SEQ.
ond 6-2 hysrson the third Ga Esei tho fourth and
nnh 40. d. TINS places kssl In the ssmtnnais. to
play the winner Of the Chase hysTs match.
The nnish Of tho Wrsnn. eCormGk match postponed
from tho night before on account OF darkness fun
Of interest wronn took two games with a rush. and
the set iS-s McCornek started the second with two
fourth and MIN, wrsnn was nsttinx badly and was
UNSTEADY generally Brilliant play him gam es
more. but Mccormick was too strong winning tho
I've ana re s't goa Mccormick won the match.
In ths AFTERNOON n T. Chase dsfsatsd ", L. Myers In
q rather one sidsd contest Chase three sets
straiEhs and tbs match by 90. Us. 1-8 making bis
points largely on Aysrs'B nets and outs
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ssrpvsses In she 6oSrests Tessis Tourney.
sosHnsIo. No. Aug 2-fns surprise in tho Sorrento
lawn tennis Tournament, was the Defeat Of Malcolm
cbaos and X D. wTsnn in the hrst match Of the dou.
blss against r. Tainage. Jr and G. X Budiong this
afternoon. CbAos and wssnn were iooted upon
the winners Of the tournament. but TamaRs ana
BudionE by better team work and mors effective
playing carried OF tbs hOnors 10 two straight sets
Ga. o-s wTsnn failed TO play bA best game. his
Istnrns wsrs weak, and bis msshsa - = rule. in.E
fsettss As result Of she play In tho singles. r. D.
wrenn and Malcolm Chacs viii play for tie nTst prize
~ singisL Below - = summary OF the third days
play
sGg!.s-Yir.t rsnnd: :. 4: ps,hsr beat :: Gerard
Partsr ID TO; ]. y. Taimage. Jr- beat Gerard
al. Ga ssmi.nnsls: Malcolm CbAcs beat j. .. Tai
maze IT. Go. 6-i; T. u. Wfsnn beat Ivsrs y. Adams.
6-3 "a
DaubIss--J. y TAinags. Jr., and C. 4 Budlong beat
Malcolm CLaee and 4 b. WIenn. Ga Ga
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Tv.iv. thgpsss1 p<rsons attended ths three ssv
rrl. Brooklyn RaDsL
German 10 rapidly bterm5pE the New forfs star
jitGi<r Eusis ana Ba.fvih vii Esrs " inck 10 their
Agfsls.
"a Crane the other ksp Yort unfortunate. 10 in
paris ubkhppn Pfesidstt ByrDe ssJs Crane was
bs,sr ssB.d BY Brooklyn.
ElrEg VI. tur T. Bert Abbey Its'es here 10 join
tue chicago ball team to a1rrou. He was exchanged
BY Plitsb9rEh for G1Hbsrt.
Petty hss not yet Arrysd. thDuxn Manager Manning
Of Psttys eipb Ward that The player bad
IN nashville IN Monday
JUDY. csiorn he. 81 90 ono that says New rort win
fHlsb sbsad u BfeosISp DIKty Ball also has several
tbvlsaEds of talk awe dollars
MA. KsHT 10 h<ppy Tns phe;pz OF Do5!s In c.ntrs
n.i1 rtvss him s'cbs..s play Unes IN o While lie
VIII eaten BsIdvi ~ fbilacsipSn to-day.
schmnt. formerly Of the New Y0rks. and WHO bad
such vofai q psrfsnes In troy Is wanted by Mobile
81 the soubsrn LssFus that elub having issgrsphed
ward askiEs k1hntt's terms.
Manager ward has given isAvs Of hbrsnes 10 Stat
fard sotnt days ago vhiis In practice stafford bart
biuss badly that tbs ley OF has been rendered At
saIutsy necessary. and may h s1lrs time bsfors be
IL abs 10 play sgaln.
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Second Days Pisy In the I.one IsIaad Tesnis
Tourney.

sovrnArrTos. Aug. 1.-The second days play In the
Ling Island championship witnessed Clarence Hobart
stil continuing bis victorious career. lilo defeated
Richard Stevens In the ssmtnna the frst set rather
and vantage In his favor. Hobart will meet Larnsd
tomorrow In the nnAis The scorsi Mems BinRtes-
bsnt nnai Ioend! Clarence Hobart beat hichard Bic
con:oa!ton nnyiss-P,sliminary rcnnd; n 7: Robb
bsat Lord. 90. OIL: yAlsntine q. Hall beat Marion
Wright, d. 81; ii. Colby beat Moran 10 81;
TEk Thaysr bsat ". B. bin.Ior., Jr. BY default
~, Mems Observation-Disclosures round. Y. q. Han and
Hirst Hound-w. Belts and MORAN beat Malock and
partner s-3. 7-Si the Rowland bToshsrs beat v. H.
" ~Insd beet ". =. Bln,mors; T.: and partner
Gambler and Marion Wright "a. s~s a.; 4 l. Hail
and W. A. LArned beat ths HowlAnd brothsSs SIS Sd
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NM: cl;tsy the ra.,m: Dusl.t reported to be
e Iss Ss sy.r aud j:e arrange match
Stanton Abbot. and hlks Harris. who gain.d a do
four rounds 10 this city III. month h '' - "'"'
ri. d"nss say Other man IL nHsrios
At 40 pounds. for purse.
..sss% a%:iI; i sss .cI Ss;
law prsya. !: sG; :. and 's"'
p!91 Il ' CUTE you'd SsHs sS. fu !% r.,
sssIn:t .ay isd IN The world at 100 pounds. give
~ ~, @ as r. :sH: ssis;yst a. ,:.ssG;:
ss sa:;.."s ssss Hors.H afes,s:1 q
"sis s:%:
sy asaasn: B.si UyS" IL ..y isa shss &:
psi. a. Sss:y (.
ss q sr:s o.s. Iis' sSs
e s.. ~ se:a a si:s:: fs.s:S 9;
nv: % R. S ssiss Il; :as
,Gsas ga, :i sSss he a . s;:n
;nysSSa W" ' s Sr;
tm!ih q TAG ISunds Waite further SAYS ths, wa
Pun sS:' 80
ns, ;. .a 70 =. the
following men for q 900 side At ibs pounds Harry
~: oS h sasa SSH''
Tho boxing tournament OF the New Jersey Amuss-
msnt Company. held at Newark on hoLdsy night
ended IN frss ngnt 10 which the police wsIs c9nsple
fnd TIM Holmes. when korsks had bssn Lnoci % dead
enter tho ring and hit one NJ the yot0rs ssoond
lice Captain 0lori grabbed bold Of the feliow lust In the
would DO arIssisd The fsiiow insisted. and . frss
Captain AAd three ssAwsrt efiiesFs before the man
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MoSMoUIH,s FINE PROGRAMME
The Railway Hasdfeap, Pss.aie Stakes, snd
Other FIae Races On the Card

The leading features OF the well-flled pro-
gramme o. races for to-day at Monmouth are
the Hallway Handicap a. a mile. ant the Pas
sale stakes for all ages. at three-quarters Of q
mile. With Merry Monarch. Ask. Aloha. YES
Thule. Sir Matthew. and Eve other horses Of
quality engaged. the handicap Is pretty eer-
tain TO be great horse race Tae Passaic
Stakes has ten named TO start including Wal.
cott Arab. Lyceutn. Julien. Estelle. Addie. and
Harvest In the fine field o. race horses. In
fnct all the races have filled well. as shown By
the full list Of entries. which IL as follows:
Yirst ba-e-sveepsiskes fo- twoNtar old.. Of fl5
eaeh With 81 90 sdaed Of which tzOD to second and
500 TO tklfe selling aIlo Ances: ave fur.oDgf.
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PaIo Alto to Have q Giant Sale.

BAN FRANcIsco. Aug. LIT has been decided
by the managers Of the Stanford estate to dis
pose OF over 1000 bIooded horses from tho
celebrated PAloAlto and vina ranches. and re-
tain only nucleus with which to conduct the
work OF breeding fne horses inaugurated by
senator Stanford, Al! Of the get Of the famous
George Wilkes. Nntwood. and other strains
are to be placed under the Hammer -Four or
nve places have been decided on TO begin the
New York. and Chicago at times ranging from
next month t9a year: The principal reason
cumulated so fast that the farms will not sus-
tain them.
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COSyORSHIr WON THEGANE.
HE sIsT IS E<TN gfTG THg res
11ST kgAT EGooKLTh

He-y Ys-Es fsvs fI<sv Ttfis 20 'sixts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rsr d. n>-ssrs
yssss . nss ~ n~-st.s Th~. rrss>si,-
t-hss.~ss wsit>p 49, t1~v-,ss<s so BED.
t,-,sss rNvf-ass tss vssst.Es~p--Hst~-.
The ger Tcrfs raa tbsiS sseopd game from
IRE BrookIJns Jes.sr1sJ AID tDok sixth plses
n she penpap. struggle. ss The Hnetnnstis.
who we're ted nth item yesterday taorrihe-
Sidbr rlAy. Ward is Dor lstt two games be-
hind Tou,z. The PhBAteiphias struck their
osd gal, Q, EDs.0s sbd ssptufsd q game from
the eLsutivss ~ hard xofs. ADSDn's p0Sbg
r.sn bss. The CiersitnSs. UhGe The bsi'ifaores
Also h4A, ;Is ,>vf I'D NsshIng'obs There is
onIY Hu's eirsfsncs Ds'usss rko7rfS's
rep s,d the ,AIJesdtTs AID 'bs be'tihg -
dignity IN favor u IlgisTlls. The results:
sew Ton. 4. Ttoa;.2
PfttsSeJj+r :. bv,ivs
EtsiuDs. =, bhssahEtos. T.
Cbistzs. u. CE'shn1.s
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q. y. C.mpseli will n.r.r.. n. N,.es.

The Nyack Country Club will hold an open tennis
tournament on Monday. Aug 7. aud following days.
Msn's singles end doubles will be played. There will
bs runnsrup and consolation prizes IN the singles and
nrt and second prixss In the doubIs All teams beaten
BY the winners Of the doubles may play for second
Prise. Then spooiAi prisss VIII DO ohersd In mixed
The ma,ess. "ii DO Tho be-, two in tnrs: sets nna
close Aug T. with George L. Chapman. EyAsk o T.
Campbell! VIII be referss A feature Of the weeks
sport viii ba "tsnnis ball" At the elub casino on
Thursday evening Aug. 10
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Capt. Money and Mr. LisdsIsy VIA at the
Traps.

PLIiHrlLn, Aug IA select party of sportsmsn In.
tsrsstsd In pigeon shooting witnessed ap exciting
match Yesterday on the grounds OF the Climax aun
Club. twas tam race. two mon on side They
Shnh:. SAITH OF ri.iInsd and .Johh u. RothAeksr Of
fhilAdslphlA against N. r. Lindsey and Capt A. W.
Money VI Now York. American shooting ksiaeiation
tues sovsrnsd loseIs 20 pay ali expenses and provide
tn nj Sds ,s w:s zee sLsas lot q nysr
atr6ng Wind favored their hgbt The folio wing iFs the
scores OF each man A. shot In strings OF
e.pt. HTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS asts
Total .....
Charles smith. ,.,,,,, . 40 "A "a
o. ho'hAsteT''''''''' N-t1
Toisi''..''.' ...,...s..,.....rrr,.....o
slsEes-Sraf EIgaL
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'VHWH'UH UuI bIF w bHtFtU UNI.
bo.' s"''p"'" ,,,,, ,.....S 9 e dSc ~
Earned III boston J. first base by
srrorsrhiAdeph u, BostOn 2 First base on balls
q Car'sy. onnlAlsy. struck out ny carssy - by
ton. T~obAss hit--Dslshsny. EAcrnae hts-IiaiL
man, h0lls 'arssy. Mass. hlasy stolen bssss-iIh,L
UHn. nslrbHnty. Double plAya--DeshAnty and Hall
mani Cr2ss. HalInap, and Foyi.i sAsa. Lowe. and
TUCKER UmpIe-Eihslis. Timo-2i0b
BALTIMORE w. wAsHiH0rDs. 7.
BfLTIs6sA. Aug 2.-Naui pitched supsrbiy for eight
tnnibk., holding tho Orioles down 10 ak scattering
team landed the game In the ninth scoring ar runs
Attendance 900, The scorer
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TIE GRAND CIRCUIT FLTERS
Davis Shows n Good One In Harrietto-
Nancy Hasks to Start Soon.

p,vr,,o IT, o-Tha bn,rose ,oco-. di1 :,
DeffADp' avg NC ha'he u'H
little better here to-day than when the Grand
Circuit meeting began on Tuesday. tine racers
h..,. ..-,.,,. =, g. 49,. So. -, 80.
having sI1uss'e o' I'VE MEATS ou' Tue ',os-
ting events went on In one. two three order.
It's likely thu: Tomorrow will bring more sen.
ta.ions' ~hen rue itee,.or al racers cone 70
gether for the first division Of the $4,000
stake. Mascot is at his best sterling a quar-.
"a 1.5oc.i ~, Wons.r hn, i. 4. ,bonght
Ter at DO sh'' On -nohea pu' AZ 20
he will hare the race OF his lie TO dispose OF
Flying Jib. Hal Pointer Guy. Manager Blue
Si1n ,nJ tbo zoe, NAME, Ia, ,I,a l,iy Uric.
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Espf~rp 1e.z.a


srv sStr a e.. -. ofsvrllrb 80
r,rrrsrL Aar I'm, S-- ZEN IGtl-ti. teas
Es7S - record II rsstsrn yiessr-s ~ ttfisK
Fasn< To.a ns rtya1F DrTsiaso A'bLsfe CO ps-5sy
" s-ers q ystsg ss'tfrssh yttet.e fhs sttSs.
,G-r-5pr s,pt the Dx Css..iahe bsitsrr Mt
IN. eVS-t sssspT tsA PEI ies q tss n~s ION I.Js
EeisHsit1t ~ sr.1T eiI ihsI have p4hrtS ~.
Ire sa.t.~s Fl 81. rsEns The bsst-fr -Vyt e
Tssr- sS< uss.srpeii The pxettJ tee n Gap
al! Aae Bot<tksss Ths srofs
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Two oat whom WANING run was scored
s Sa''S'ss'SH ':';,.;55 SfSd3G *
Esrgsd runs-washiuEton, 2; Baltimore, g. first base
~ sEiora-WAsningtOn. Baltimore. T. Left on bases
TWnshiaron' q! hA,imors. Y. First base on bAls-Oh
uAshs u on Maui. n struck out-By Hawke, 4. by
Nay T. Tire, base lno'KouIks Twob bass hts.
EslI az We ksIiy s Ms" FsTr. Si9i.n Ss..:
.nn ana Neurawt HOY hni LATkip. Wild pitch
ii,..S.....s,l6''''a s4-h'''"'on Haplf'-h'aas'd
CHICAGO. III oLkysL1sp.a
cHIr1eo. Aug a-The Colts warmed tho CIoy.auas
this afternoon, winning the ludlnK game OF the
IN tlVEt style, Tnp ac urSt - -
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yss.essu SSao~s To-day.

r,Tio,,L iEAsrf AyD lgrEtcis t,soestT,or
baltimore Va New fort. as Bsitirn1ss
BrSoLiyb va Bos.ss Al Eastern tArt.
Washington Va Philadelphia. At Nastibgtpn.
Gtsbsisna We Chicago. a. CL<ysa
Pittsburgh va c7nelEnA4. ~ Plttssrfgt-
toelsri.Ls va 81 Lotis, st LouisviiIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

ms Eaten Island Cetst Club ADDED another victory
their second leans rse1rd ysstsrday At Livingston
vbsrs after very sni"yAbIs match. they dsfestsd
the second team II the Manhattan 9 C. By Is runs
IbsIviEorous hitting Of X o WsEfsr. who made ten
boundaries IN bis IN Of "a. largely rssponsi.
Die for the victory Wills H. o. King and Pearson dd
ths hest " ofk fort he lorsrp be ucUfet
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Notes from the Ilaee Track.

Longshanks 10 roarer
Lucky Dog is brother to Kildeer.
Harrington's race was an eye-opener
Lady Pulsifer was whore she couldn't win.
Blr Knight did not run up to expectations.
Arrivals arc due from Saratoga; Tom VIII
llAms's Unqine btA pie. com risinR Racine, Fir
tAtion. and the GltingePs horses. and Dan
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Odds aue Eads OF sports.

stie ma Wing thsr 81 asa Eas
kftyeishih street. viii hold their sixth club run on
tSsStySs 1hs.imsn And Sftssn athIsiic msmbsss ''
'YAR RooEAwAY. Aug. IA swtmminE contest. ono
Ion this AttsTp oon and Vas won by Mat Raynor. Tho
double Dared boat race the same course won
BY Nat Kay nor and steve stiilwlsgon in aa minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

The results In tho tennis tournament OF the Staten
IlAna Cricket Club yesterday were as folowsi
Mons singiss-fhird roundi q. W. Pisrson. scratch.
against K H. walker half hftssu Ga. 90 unfinished
Mems Dolblss--heoond round Brown and schsrmsr-
horn hhlf aftesn beat Jones and Jones thirty. "a
teen. beat 0TahAni and Bird. hAlf.nflssn, OF Ga
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Earned ruas--ssW YORK. 2 saGrnes hits oyIs
cor"otan. Daly. stolen b,sss-wilson. .0rln,n girst
On bAls--'jn German 2. ~ ksnnsdy. T. Struck out
~ srma9 M pl.,hsr Grimm Double piay,-
na.ss..hss Yorl. y: Brook!,n. Passed baI!--Eins.
low. via Internationally. 2 Time-TWo hours.
Umpire -fiofnpng Attendance. 300.
PHILADELPHIA. 7; BOSTON. 4.
E0sros Avg 2--ln spite Of tho fact that tbs phiiA
deiphiAA Ou Batftd tho cham piOns two 20
day', gain. The comb ns,ons were ,neh tina. but for
gnfd chance Ia win ont. The JoDs team discsIdsd
their practice Of sArTincihR AZ the proper tins and
~ tho AR hn6at every time thsy tried 10 line out"
Ihe holgs sams error. rer, costly hut their rsnArs
nnsd $40 Tor dispuiipg decision Attendance. t.27D
The hcDTs;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

yar.-sg--s rs1 Iss-sA II., ~ ss.eAer--sy listen
"a 4 NAE s.s,sA -BpfrttsrN tarse1 kall-ntfnfs
s,~e r-e~a~>-Tssr. rlns-ItG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03

Etfrf1 fnjis--hFN IN = =. =. tt,,.th ts..t.
Ton 4 e. y. El<s sis.d A D. StFGrk Dxt-br West
srrst =, hT E~stI !. Bsst, On tsiis-ssu r1rt =.
y sEr.siehd A q. y ka@f3Des bitkIsgffSs N FsstA
7lss-fso ,LDsfa t1pHeI-khIsss hse brfhxsr.
AZ csorfssrDwr
rvbas Giants .............t o o q ? o o-iO
Loorsfstosn lis!r.les . % q 2 = u y O.
k 80, '.............'.. 1888 IL
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Baseball. Eastern Park. 4 p. ~. To-day.
brooklyn vs. Boston. Admiasion I0c. and ace Ladies'
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ss'!tHf n'is ss..
ss.sis ~ SsSS, b q S, ais On 'A sI lsa
ss:. asssls;sH .s LEM . T me-:
Cnppy. f:hrsn. Ewing t.srhee -Mcdsrr chiids.
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Gr.nt Sport mt SturgIs.

STUR6Is Mich. Aug. 2.-The following sum-
mary will show the kind OF sport the good poo
pie OF Michigan had at this point day:
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sixth Rsce-svse pstak es for matdens threey oil
and upward of ST. each. with 81 900 s6ied OF rh.c
$500 TO the second and 500 the third fouryearod
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Second Raee.HsnaIs.p ,v.sp,,,tes for three re,
o'ds AND ap Ard Of SIS each VIII 81. 90 Adcsd.
vhleh 800 30 teeond Ant 500 TO thirt l1 :ur!obEs
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Yosrth Raes-Th. Railway Handicap. a .u.ep'tates
OF SO each. With 800 Add Of which $3.50 TO II {.
second ADD $50 to tie third: one mile.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
Minnesota Crop Report.


The temperature has averaged
slightly above the normal, the first
part being below with cool nights
and light frosts which slightly in.
jured in few localities, corn, buck.
wheat and potatoes. The damage
is not serious, and will not have any
material effect upon the total yield
The latter part of the week was
warm and excellent wea ther for rip.
ening corn and other la tie crops. The
rainfall was greatly deficient and
greatly delays fall blowing and SOW.
ing OF winter grain. 1t has also
dried up the pastures SO that in
many places cattle have to be fed
but these injurious results are offset
by the weather being excellent fol-
stacking and threshing, which is now
in full blast, except in a few places
where it is retarded, farmers holding
off on account of low prices.
The following yields were reported
during the week: Kittson Co, 20 tc
% bushels, grade No. hard and No
l Northern; Polk Co., 5 to Is bushels
and some exceptional fields as high
as % bushels; Becker Co.. 10 bushels
Grant Co., 4 to 10 bushels. Grade
No. l Northern; Bigstone Co., l:
bushels; Stevens Co., s to Is bushels
Wabasha Co.. S to II bushels; Igor
Co., Is to Is bushels, NJ, I hard
Faribault CO., Toto 12bushels. Corr
is being cut and ripening fast. Th'
bulk OF the crop will be secured dur
ing this week, providing no killing
frosts occur. Plums are ripe ant
abundant, apples are light. l.- r.
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D%GREAl REDUCTION / I have
just received lot Of stoves which will
sell very cheap. j. w. BERG.
a Lamber,n.n,s Renaezrou.

This term might be applied to Stevens Point,
located on the Wisconsin Central Lines, at the
gateway of the vast forest region which ex-
tends North to Lake Superior, q distance of 200
miles withouta break, on account OF he vast
lumber interests. The Wisconsin River to which
the lubermen have given the familiar and some.
what aGectionate title Of ..Old WiscoI,s,' rot
alone acts as lumberman feeder to the city bs
furnishing through It's numerous tributaries an
ontlet for thousands Of acres of pine i'm the
upper country. but II furnishes a water powe,
that Ii second only to that Of Neenan and
Menasha. which cities are also located on tn.
Central Millions Of feet OF lumber are Gu,
every rear, siving employment to hundreds oil
men. In addition to the lumber trade, it has
numerous other manufactures: it Is here where
he large car shops Of tho wisconsin Central
Lines are located located. us
For ckess. maps. phamplets and and full in
formation apply to G. F. McNeill, c. r. 4 T. a.,
Minneapolis. Mimi. or to Jas. G. Pond, Genera
assenser and Ticket Agent Chicago. ii,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
BHPTIST COUNCIL.
The Local Baptist Church Is
Recognized as n
Society.

A "Recognition Council" consist
ing of about twenty churches repre-
scented either by letter or delegates
mot at the city hall yesterday after.
noon. After elaboration the new
Baptist society in this city, which
has been organized year, was form.
ally recognized as Il church OF the
Baptist denomination. The clergy.
men present We're: Rev. Il. H.
Gamble, st. Cloud; Rev. E. S. Van
Ness, Anoka; Rev. T. Il. Peters, Min
neapolis, and Rev. j. A. jerks, o
Brainerd. The lay delegates were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs
Cooley, Of Sank Centre; Mr.. j. B
Berry, of Anoka and Mr.. Hayes. o
Brainerd.
In the evening quite large audi
ence assembled of citizens OF Little
Falls and the visiting delegates. Al
able sermon was preached by Rev
E. s. Van Ness, Of Anoka.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
ByOkS iail.

Nick Schackman, who had been
confined in Jail on the charge of being
an accomplice in the robbing of Sen
ator Geissel's store, at North Prairie,
escaped yesterday. He was to be
discharged today, the sheriff says,
since it had beer. ascertaincd that
there was nothing against him and
he was not confined in the cells. He
broke a hole in thecOrridor partition
while the housekeeper was away yes
tcrday. Sheriff Houde says he has
however the real robbers OF the
store and that they will not escape.
Still he thinks the county commits
sioners ought to strengthen The cor
riGOr.
DR.. Niven can make any conceiv-
able kind Of teeth. Don't be led
away with the idea that some other
den fist has the exclusive right any
kind of plate, because this is not
true.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
SCH OLS.
= Large Increase In Htten-
dance Over Last Year
Hbout 900.
No GraduationC Class This Year.
Greek To BE Elimi-
mated.

There will be no graduating class
in the high school this year, Prof.
Thatcher informs the Transcript. 1t
has been decided after an investiga-
ton that the class would be unable
to thoroughly complete the course.
The high school catalogue is also to
be revised and the course changed
Somewhat. Greek will be eliminated
from the course and thus no prepar-
alton will be made to enter q regular
college course, that is, not the CLASH
cal course, but only the scientific or
literary courses. More attention,
Prof. Thatcher says, will be paid to
bookkeeping, civil government and
other English branches. He states
also that it is the desire of the par
ents OF the members of the GAP class
that they not graduate this year.
One change has been made in the
assignment OF teachers as published
in Mondays Transcript. Miss Cary
has been changed from the gram
mar department to assistant in the
primary and Miss Meyers has been
assigned to the former. 1t is not
known just how many pupils are
now in attendance but it is thought
about 900, an increase of about 20
per cent over last year. The depart
ments are all crowded, particularly
the primary department. There are
SO many pupils in both the Central
and Columbia primary departments
that half sessions for pupils have
to be held, one section attending in
the forenoon and the other
in the afternoon. These de-
partments are in charge of Mrs. Bax-
ter and Miss Leroy. The primary
department at the Lincoln school
has increased from SO to 20 pupils.
The attendance at the Little Falls
schools is much larger relatively
than at st. Cloud, since the latter
city has two parochial schools in
session with an attendance of about
700, while Little Falls has no paro-
chial schools. Prof. Thatcher thinks
that perhaps another room and
teacher will have to be engaged for
the primary departments of the Cen
trail and Columbia schools.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
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