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Ion y-distance men, while the infeid has Deen forp
the grass clipped and the whole inclosure II the
stands excepted, VIII present pretty picture
this afternoon when. at 2:20 r. m, the contests VIII
begin The track itself is IN such good shape 'ha'
a shower o. some severity would not be serious
drawback.
THE ENGIISHMEN IN FIHST-CLASS FORM
A visit to Travers Island. where the Americans
have been training. and 10 Berkeley oval Whefe
the Englishmen have done the.r preliminary WORK.
Yesterday showed all quiet and calm. as Is
generally the on the eve OF great pa''e,
The robust healthy looking sons OF johnny Bun
usre ros.,np on their oars so to speak. little
light practice work done IN the morning. anu
most of the men said 70 be in irSt-class shape
Bradley the cyclonic sprnter is in perfect physlca
condition and his friends confident that ne
will win the l00-yard dash bradley does not eN
pect TO be able to so the distance under ten sec
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Earned runs-Brooklyn 4. Baltimore J. First base Dy
srrorsl,atmore Left on Brooklyn l. baltimore
T. Base bas-On Stein 2, Off Mcmahon struck out
"Rv stein bv Mcmahon 2. Three-base hit-corcoran
Twobase hit-S,en Sacrifice hitsDaiiey Griffin stolen
base-Retz Time Of game-l:4S Cmpires-HuhiDert anu
ClarksOn. Attendance, 5000
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Earned rins-Boson . New-York 3 Two-base hits
J. Bannon Tenney. Van Haltren, Sacrifice hitsINash
RYAN Nichols Stolen bases-J. Damon .. Long Duny.
German. base balls-Of Nichols 2 on Rusle y.
First base errors-I5oson 2 New-York J. Passed bali
Wilson. Struck ou-By Nichols . by Rusie l. Double
plays-Davs and Doyle. Harrington and Tucker. Time
200 Umpire-IIurst.
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THE YALE AND CAMBRIDGE TEAMS.
TO SEE THE GAMES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR THEIR OWN MEET.

TO SEE THE GAMES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR THEIR OWN MEET.
New-Haven, Sept. 2.-Messrs Day and Wade
managers of the Yale track team. left here to-day
for New-York where they will make final prepare
lions Tomorrow for the Yale Cambridge games and
also witness the New-York- London athletic games
The Cambridge team will leave here this evening
and will. In company with the Yale team, witness
the games from the clubhouse OF the New-York
Athletic Club About one-fourth of the members
OF the Cambridge team will represent the London
team in New-Yor< tomorrow, and one-third OF the
Yale team will be found In the ranks OF the New
York team
The Yale-Csmbrdge committee has appointed
the following officials to have charge of the Yale
Cambridge games October 6: Referee, william
b. Curtis Of the New-York Athletic Club. Other
officials c. c. Cuyer Princeton; Evart Wendell
Harvard: Guy Richards Columbia; Sherman Mont,
London Athletic Club. and W. g. oakley OXFORD
University The starter has not been e chosen
Island for three weeks. VIII leave there shter tne
games between the Nsw.York Athletic Cd Club ., ann
to New-Haven, In order TO be here when conege
next week They w train on Yals Hsd ,S Sn
the teams will not train together, but that each VIII
have certain hours for work Al the invta pha OF
son OF London Club. Will be the guest, OF the
Yale track team. from next Monday until after the
Yale-Cambridge games on OCTOBER D.
Sherman Day and George X b. Wade are In this
city making final arrangements for the fale-Cam-
bridge meet 10 be held on Manhattan Field on
Saturday October s. Upward OF two thousand APP
plications have been received for seats, and the
Indications are that the international athletic season
Will close In blaze Of GLORY ApPca 70 sbermaS
bay Postofce Box 1.s46. New-Haven, until Sep
ember 2s No tickets VIII be sent Gut before 1ctU TO-
publc sale Not more than FIVE seats will be al
lowed to any one person.
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George 1hnken's L.ackawanna, 22t an
The club will also give a purse Of 500 for n 2fo
class trot, for which contest seven horses have
qualified.
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS BALTIMORE.

CLOSE AND EXCITING GAME AT EASTERN
pARK-oRIOLEs MUST WORK HARD TO
WIN THE REMNANT.
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ARGUMENT IN THE s7AKFO7D CASE CLOSED
San Francisco Sept 2-Ex-Judge McKissick fn-

..D--r.'' 80 40 -''-'''~''' -"N 81
behalf OF the Government this afternoon. The case
went 10 the court for decision
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LITTLE CONFIDENCE IN THE ENGLIsHMEN.

London Sept. 2.-"The Graphic tomorrow Will
saw that even with the aid OF the Cambridge men,
I'll. tho most sanRune predict that the London
Athletic Clubs team will defeat the New YORK
Athletic Clubs representatives, three OF whom' Inc
t;raphc" remarks, are British by BIRTH
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FAVORITES BOwLED OVER AT OAKLEY.

FAVORITES BOWLED OVER AT OAKLEY
Oakley. Ohio. Sept 2o-The racing here to-day
was not distinguished by the close finishes which
have been frequent at this meeting. All the IA
vorites were defeated Summarizes
First race -four and half furlongs) -Bolander 1903
81. HID. - to !, won; Comnlissso5ner FRANK y" wv
Jones, 10 to second Equinox io- "'as'o"'' ~ l.
third. Time-o:5G%.
Second race and half furlongs).Maid Marian
ia a. Garln.r), to g won Buckwa. ia ,Msrtn) !
10 2 second. Iotiic Mills ia N lsom ~ to l. third
Tme-1:co
Third race five furlongr-Myrtle Hardness ii5 Grv-
ing, q 10 D. won Lady inez 40 tBergenl. to o. sec
ono imp. Sugar. los 81. HID. 10 TO /, third Time
i:O2i.. 49,
Fourth race and one-eIghth mites, ursnia 100
,rhnrneI TO / won: Free Advice 10; ,I3ergenl. to
l. second 81 MAXIM iZo 'Mar'n' 10 d. '"""' '"
1853
Fifth race mile and seventy YARDS Mois KING
O.. ~ Wluiams, 20 L. won; Bob Martin. iOi hrvngl
,o second: Lte Walter. 10 tWslker). 80 to !. third
Time-lis
THE ORANGE A. c. DEFEATS SCRANTON.
with shoenhut OF the University OF Pennsylvania.
4, tho box and Tot" Murphy on third. the Orange
,,h,.t,c club had little difficulty In defeating the
scranton team OF the Eastern League. Barnett.
80 ~ svracuse pitched for the visitors, and with
"ooJ Acid support the game would have been ex-
Citing The was. orange Annette tiuo. D,
Scranton. y
A CIrp.s FINANCIAL SECRETARY MISSING.
wukesbarre. Penn Sept 2o.-Frank Kelly.
financial secretary Of the Wilkesbarre Baseball
cmb left this city on Tuesday last and has not
been seen or heard from since. on examination Of
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BALTIMORE.
BROOKLYN.

Totals -. ~ . 10 q II 81 Totals ..3F b - 10 I
Rrooklyn .....,...............1 4-o
Observation-Disclosures
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THE GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA GET ~
RUNS AGAINST OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
PATTERsoNs INNING or 100
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lneirrfiion.
For Boys ard Young Men.-Cit,

For Boys ard Young Men.-City
A SSOCIATlOS BUSINESS INSTITUTE 4th-aye and
"a sd -. New -York.-A day school for young men
Eookk,"ping business Arithmetic Penmanshp business
Doespond~nce English Composition, Photography Type
writing Commercial Law. Unusual ADVANTAGE Appy for
prospectus To WALDO II. SHERMAN Educational D,rec-
tor. open sept ii. '9J.
II EkkElEY school. ~. 20 % and y West 44th St.
- NeW-lOfk cltv-The autumn 18th wear will
begin Monday september 3Oth Copies OF the register
and circular OF the boarding department sent upon
application 10 j. CLARK READ. a. NJ. Registrar.
I H. MORSEs SCHOOL FOR BOYS
~. i23 Madison Avenue. New-York
wall reopen Oct "a Preparation for College and sclsn-
unc schools. Summer addrsas q Cotuii. A:sss.
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faw 5fbools.

n Y. L. EVENING LAW school.
1N.FoImerly Metropolis Law SCHOOL,. opens Oct 'o5
LII u. aitei three years Evening course.
AUSTIN ABBOTT Dean
Address for catalpg.e. REGISTRAR. University Wash
ngicn square. East,
Vice Dean. CLARENCE d. ASHLEY
2I Broadway. y. Y city.
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway N Y CITY
~ Evening Dept. Cooper Union. ''DWIGfiT METHOD
81 instruction Degree Of IL. r. after years course
Annual fee. $780, Address
GEORGE CHASE. Dean
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THE ACADEMIC DEFAKI MINI
THE STEVENS INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY.
RIVER STREET.
between 9Th and 9th Streets. HOBOkEN, y. j..
REOPENS SEPT. Is. 1879 - .
Examinations for admission the 10Th ana i''h OF
September.
OF studies preparatory TO colleges ana
Schools Science, Law and Medicine.
The OF for all classes IS $40 per year or
$50 per
These include ell the studies
For catalogue apply the Principal OF stevens institute
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(NIINTON iIBERAL IN,'II q VII. 1 f,oIn N
u ENVY FORT PLAIN. ~ inner . as,i' Yomorises:
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y I.ngineerng Scientific 2 Fitting sch09l ior
any college g. School of Fine Arts Music ga'3i oc,,,on
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r,en,s open to Cadets Main Building as conpre az
a. noei In furnishings elevator steam gas
ares Gymnasium Overlooking the Monawk yaey; s
fish Prep Dept. NJ D. "i' -''-' =
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For Young Lades.-Country.
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ments The surroundnss axe healthy and attractive. The
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THIRTY BOYS.

THIRTY BOYS
There isn't Q home anywhere good enough for boy.
after he is old enough for The wsest and most
faithful parents busy. Your boy be ready
for My pamphlet will help you Judge. Shall
send IT? HENRY W SIGLAR.
THE SIGIAR SCHOOL. Newburgh. n. 7.
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autumn Resorts.
Biepprlss.

A. BICYCLES.
We instructed 10 sell public auction upwards -
~ High Grade Western Flyer Bicycles
WARNER & CO,
III East t25th NJ. told postonice)
SATURDAY. AUG. nth. AT 3 Z. NJ
Wheels Exhibition. Catalogues at IL to-day
FRANK l.. WARNER. AucTloNEEE>
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
~ THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE ~
cElvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No i2t2 br Bly,
way I'd door north OF Thirty and ADV "a
TlsEMENTS at the following Branch oices: -:
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1871 Fovrthave.. Fourteenh-st $50 Third ave-;
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gnstrnrtion.
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NHALNuT LANE SCHOOL,.

w ATNUT LANE SCHOOL,
,,oarding Day and College Preparatory ior ""'"
o nnens Sept 18th. For circular address
"a TIiEODORE - RICHARDS. Principal: ,~,rc,c.,
MISS e" Germantown. Phiiadeiph'A-
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5fbool Asennes.

4 EVERETT STONE Nale) Sol Fifth Aye-Tutorins
"A and private preparation for college Recommended
by Rev DIR. Greer "A conscientious and competent
educator"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09

Missouri, the object and general
nature Of said petition filed In said
cause being the enforcement OF the
lien Of the State OF Missouri on the
following real estate to-wit: The
North. west quarter Of the Northeast
quarter and the Northeast quarter
Of the North. west quarter OF section
21, township 40, range ID described
in said petition, and owned by the
said defendants, for certain taxes,
interest and costs levied on said real
property, as in said petition set forth;
and that unless said defendants be
and appear at the next term OF said
court, to lie holden at the court house
In the City Of jefferson, within and
for the county aforesaid, on the
third Monday in May 1898 next, and
on or before the third day thereof (if
the term shall SO long continue, and
IL not, then before the cnl OF the
tern), judgment will be rendered
against them and the property in
said petition described soldto salts fy
the same.
1t Is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in The STATE Re-
PUBLICAN u newspaper published in
said county, for four weeks success
lively, the last insertion to be at least
fifteen days before the commence
ment of the next term Of said court
A true copy attest, with seal, this
goth day Of March 1895.
w. II. LUsK, Clerk. CsEAL.,
By j. A. DRosTE, D. c.
A. NJ. HoroH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
Missouri.

The late rains have again settled
the question of a first: class wheat
crop in this state. 1t is only an
other proof of the unfailing success
the Missouri farmer has been able
to boast of ever since Missouri has
become known as a state. For a re.
liable, never failing corn and wheat
crop, Missouri will outrank every
other state in the nation. Her prai.
ries are more fertile and better pro.
tected from drouth than the prairies
of any other state. Her valleys
can be relied upon for a crop even
more safely than an irrigated coun-
try where the supply of water is I'm
limited. When the west is parched
and the prayers for rain never an
swered, Missouri usually has a boun.
tiful supply, Her rivers, creeks,
springs aud ponds are always at
hand for the stockraiser, and rains
seem to fall more beautifully here
than in any other portion of the
great west. That Missouri i. an
empire within herself is no longer
denied. That she is blessed beyond
her deserts is often claimed by many
of her envious sisters, and it ought
to be a pointer to those seeking new
homes, A better place cannot be
found than Missouri, and she can
support a population of ten mil
lions without difficulty. ind in ad
dition to all this, she will soon have
a Republican governor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
Silver Convention.

Many leading Democrats in this
state are now advocating the calling
Of a state con vention for the pur-
pose Of discussing the stand that
should be taken by the party on that
question in the campaign of 1896.
That the sentiment favorable to the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver
is growing in the Democratic party
can no longer be doubted. That
there are however, a number Of lead.
ing business men and bankers in
that party who stand with Mr.. Cleve.
land for gold; cannot be distin-
guished. Whether these Democrats
will break away from the party II
the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver is put in the Democratic plat
form next year remains to be seen
Heretofore the Democratic platform
has cut very little figure with Demo
Gratis. The simon pure' Away,
understood that the %utterance of tb,
party convention were simply to &c,
votes. But since that party has Sc.
cure control of the government il is
forced to take a stand and this is now
realized by the Democracy. Will,
it is true that in this state the oues-
ton of silver was pretty thoroughly
discussed at the last state convention
yet there was n strong sentiment a
that convention against silver, anc
il that continues, it might be wis,
for the Democracy to hold their con
~vention SO that the gold bugs will
have fair notice Of what they. ma,
expect next year.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
THE KATY
Homeseekers' Excursion.

For trains Of April 30tb, May
May Dist and June 18th, 1905, the
NJ, X. n I. Railway will sell tickets
70 all points in Texas, Lake Charles,
La, and to Eddy and Roswell, N.
NJ, Of rates Of one lowest regular
first. class fare for the round trip.
Tickets limited for final return
twenty days from date OF sale
Stop. over privileges will be allowed
on both the going and returning
passage within the final limits OF
tickets at all points south of Che.
topa, Kansas, except on tickets sold
to points on or via the Southern Pa.
cifc Railway. No stop. over on that
line will be allowed. For further
information as to rates, &c., call on
or address JAS. L. Coss, Agt.,
North Jefferson, Mo.
P. o, Cedar City, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
State Roads in Massachusetts,.

70 THE EDIToR For the psst
three years the press Of the United
States has 30 thoroughly discussed
advantages of good roads, and so
universally endorsed this reform, that
all classes of our citizens appreciate
the necessity Of, and are anxious for.
the immediate adoption of such laws
as will hasten the construction of
state highways.
Massachusetts, has from the out.
set taken the lead in this matter, and
the spirit of her legislature has been
shown by making the highway COM
mission a permanent one, and by ap.
propriating $500, 900 to be expended
under the immediate supervision Of
The commission, in constructing new
and rebuilding old roads.
As a natural result of the popular
agitation and tho monster pc.
tilion, which l had the honor to pre-
sent TO congress in 1898, the United
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
(By the Clerk in Vacation.

State of Missouri, ! "a
County Of Cole.
In the Circuit Court of Cole County,
Missouri, in Vacation, May Term,
1881
THE STATE OF MISSOURI, at
the Relation and to the use of
Thomas b. Mahan, Collector Of
the Revenue within and for the
County Of Cole and State Of
Missouri, Plaintiff,
The Unknown Heirs of /. B. READ,
deceased, and the unknown heirs
of JOHN p. FROMME, deceased,
Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plain
tiff in the above entitled cause, be.
fore the undersigned, clerk of the
Circuit Court of said county, in va.
cation, and files his petition and stIi-
davit, stating, among other things,
that the above.named defendants are
non.residents of the state.
1t is, therefore, ordered by the
clerk aforesaid in vacation that pub.
LEGATION be made notifying them that
an action has been brought against
them by petition and affidavit in tho
Circuit court of Cole county, in the
state of Missouri, the object and
general nature of said petition filed
In said cause being the enforcement
Of the lien Of the state of Missouri
on the following real estate, to.wit:
In.lot in the City of jefferson,
Cole county, Missouri, numbered
five hundred and twenty.seven (527)
as shown on the plat Of said city, do.
scribed In said petition, and owned
by the said defendants, for certain
taxes, interest and costs levied on
said real property, as in said petition
set forth and that unless said de.
PENDANTS be and appear at the next
term of said court, to be holden at
The Court house in tie City of JET.
f%erson, within and'for the county afore.
said, on the third Monday In May
1888 next, and on or before the
third day thereof (if the term shall
so long continue, and if not, then be-
fore the end of the term), judgment
will he rendered against them and
the property IN said petition describ
ed sold to satisfy ain
H. is further ordered that a COPY
hereof be published in The STATE
REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published
in said county, for four weeks sue
cessively, the last insertion to be at
least fifteen days before the CON-
mencement of the next term of said
court.
A true copy attest, with seal, this
18th day Of March 1895. GsEAL.1
w. H. LusK, Clerk.
BY j. A. DRosrE, ID. C..
A. NJ. IIouGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-05-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
(By the Clerk in Vucation.)

chl'ER VT fUbLlCAIION.
(By the Clerk in Vucation.)
State Of Missouri 90
County Of Cole. '''
In the Circuit court OF Cole county,
Missouri, in Vacation, May Term,
1885 =.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI. a,
the Relation aud to the Use of
Thomas b. Mahan, Collector OF
the Revenue within and for the
County Of Cole and State OF
Missouri, Plaintiff.
Tie Unknown Heirs Of EDWARD ID
JONES, deceased, and ANN
ELIZA VlLES, Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
IN the above entitled cause, hrforc IN.
undersigned, Clerk OF the Clrcui,
Court of said County, in vacation,
and files his petition and affidavit.
stating, among other things, that the
al We named defendants, the unknown
heirs Of Edward ID. Jones. DECEASED
are ~non-residents Of the state.
1t is therefore ordered by the clerk
aforesaid in vacation that publication
be made notify ing them that an action
has been brought against them by
stition and affidavit in the C,rcui,
curt OF Cole counly,in the State Of