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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
nng range and close to-day AMI closing bids tbs

Market closed steady to points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferrble notices
August 7s5. September. 765. Total sales 10000 bale3
New York gross receipts G25 bales Exports
10 bales: Great Britain. 80 forwarded T. sales so
SINNERS $50; stock Gi 794 Total receipts to-day
o28 bales thus far this week 54G14 Exports today
Great Britain 532G bales: Continent ZOO Thus far
this Britain. l7S22 bales Coniinent 5to7
stock 1894 Spot cotton quiet and unchanged Mddng
upiands aloe mddng gulf. lice Sales so bales
sI'inners
laon and export. 1000 bales. American. 5000 Mdding
uplands II 22l Futures steady. 464 70 5-Gt decline
closed barely steady Ga points net decline. Jsnu-
rv Fehruarv 4O7s February March. 4o1ss. March April
Josh April Nav 4O9h. MayJune. 4o9zb August 4221b
August September. AS September October ios Octo-
her November .oss: November December. 4o7s Deem
January. 406izb
COFFEE-The failure Of Europe 10 respond to oir ad-
vance Yesterday caused lower opening and a further
slight loss thereafter December and March deliveries
were IN most demand hut the total business small
ana wholly for local and Baltimore account Free re-
c4pts were offset by deliveries Chief sales were
in December Rio Official cables steady AZ loI0o reis.
exchange 1916: receipts 1900 bags; cearances for
Tinted states 5000 stock ut Rio. 2i2"" Santos re
ceris "a bags: stock At Santos 10000; market firm
M IL 800 eis Hamburg steady August - pigs SEPT IN
Der - 10 October - November 70 February. 81 Havre
qulet August 80 - francs September. O4I5 October,
81. November. GO 20: Dec uicr. 6225
Contracts closed barely steady at 70 30 points de-
cline sales 90 $50 bags. ~ folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
PASSAGES NEW DISTRICT COURT.
WILLIAM W. WATSON APPOINTED JUDGE BY GOV
ERNOR GRIGGs.

WILLIAM W. WATSON APPOINTED JUDGE BY GOV
ERNOR GRIGGs.
Passaic Aug. q (SpeciaD.-William W. watson
was appointed Judge of the new District Court TINS
morning by Governor Griggs. The appointment Is
for a term of FIVE years at 4 salary OF NvU
wear The Judge has the appointment OF clerk, at
500 a wear and sergeant at-arms, at 81 day and
fees.
Judge Watson is probably the youngest judge IN
the State being only twenty seven years old. lie
hogan his studies I'm the office Of Prosecutor En-
lev and took his degree at the Columbia Law
School in 1872. He admitted 10 the bar the
same year and in 1895 made a counsellor.
The District Court bill. affecting cities OF the
second class was passed by the last Legislature
The new court will do away with civil actions IN
the Justices courts. whore parties are residents or
Passaic The jurisdiction OF inc courl - ~ ma
fers of civil action to the sum OF $dVO II diH-
inishes tn. jurisdiction Of the justice courts 10 $V,
in place of 500. 1T present. The new court Is
subiect OF much importance to the people OF as
sale practically dong away, as 1t does, win me
justices courts in Wnch petty ld"oi'sih - "l'c'i
shown by incompetent men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

sheep and lambs SO NJ at 81 IS. kentucky sheep 8 h.
SO 80; 20 do 90 10 50 so: II DO y6 n 81 So "a DO
n2 N. at 80 70 20 DO ~ 10 So rs 81 State DO 81 10
SO rs; % do 10 at s.
" Collins. 70 lambs ~ N at 81 62t; 1873 d. 80
d. at S. 22i Western do. 90 ~ So lsi Virginia d. ~
10 at g.; AZ Virginia sheep "a ~ at 81 81 DO. i0i 10
a. So State d. ia ~. ~ So
y san1e-s' 81 Wet virginia lambs % n at ss 2fa
PenDsyyanis do. 90 10 AT 50 67z 100 do 80 n. at IS
lO2 do "a 10. az So l3 OHIO sheep. 80 n. "a: 10
iennsyvanla do 10 10. IS 20. 90 Wet Virginia Do
IS 10. 49,
$: Judd & Co; al Indiana lambs. % n, al IS
Newton Co lO5 Virginia sheep % 10. a. 50 s5: f23
do. - 10. At 81 IS
J. H. Wilkerscn: 229 Western lambs co n IS 7s
Hume & Mullen @ii Western lambs O. 10 At IS rs
George DEienblck: s. State ;smb- IS 10 at s. s2hl 10
State sheep 80 n
HOGs-Rece - cars. 1880 head. Including a.
head on sale Market firm for medium and lgh, weight,
but dull for heavy hogs Qup 81 75ats 30 per
100 ID. pigs would seii 81 3,dS 80 Country dressed
steady NJ '5aos for medium and e'.n1isc Tor light hogs
Sales Judd Co.. late yesterday; i3 State hogs II.
II average - - 100 n Do. 52 10. 81 10
Do. 2~ ~ AZ SO So u d. 2st n. A. 81 10 %.
10 at -. ' ID $50 No. e.
ID Mcpherson & % Sisfe hogs PAS ~ at s. s2H
II. II. Hollis late yesterday. p siae pigs. 97 ~ (.
81 II state hogs is4 N. 81 roughs 2i0 10
Jelhe. Wright & Co. late yesterday; u State hogs $50
~ at 81 VI DO 200 n. 81 ~. ghs las 10 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

,c Bqn1 G, Avg ay 20. ,5 a.. % hour. o
%cck 500 conssnS ,Srous S % sas l go =,
sale 800 market opened Iu. and o~sr closed firm ,9r
ard indian steers selling at 3 as g. ssa 'sS.
native 50 on$ ~; yeals stronger: far to golt s. 54
4.Glo head tos, far $40: f1r same I'm.
last week. 23Si CONSIGNED through. sl0 10 New-YorE
closed Weak but ali sod yors. 50 csss y: m m,.,
packers 80 41asS % msalgn heavy 81 'oas@ -; rolgh,
ceipts last "a hours 2oo hrad for week thus "a,
through 400: to New-YorE G0o. g. 40. maze,
opened lower lambs sheep about steady ci~ed v.a<
for lambs s,eany 'o she'p yum ie@ ..ads = lambs
s. 35Ns so good choice s. loaSj o. common 70 ,,,
mon 70 fair " 5oas o esp,r 81 Bass, ess ,s en-
Canada lambs sold ate 81 sass 90
S. stoeers and eeaers 50 a :, e. coS All sefT s
sa ~ calves 81 5OasG: Texans 81 7;a$s y, -
rangers s2ns3 Hog Receipts & oo, r4td r,a-,,
wax snd 'aloe Lower: ae heavy a@ns sad slipping
50 40as3 So light 80 20gS3 CO. pigs soqs3 En-
ch@ids 500 81 co. amss l$ass CO. ""' inferior to
Kansas city Aug. u -FIaes- Receipts 5000 head.
medium - 95Gs3 10. heavy. - ~oGs2 ~ ca,i,%B..
seips y" stad n g s,ssfy naive steers best,
best 81 9oa<3 20. fer go,d ooas2 90. bul. 80
50 IS and feeders s. GDqS3 - T4,as and W.
81 i0Ns3 %. calves S'4>lO sheep -Re,elp's 1870
head: market firm
8. :oasi S5 good $. 55as M y PIN.
50 5oqs@ 90. c'mnon s5a> -: r,lsh a.. g loan 70:
s5usl5. fresh COWS and spragers s. l-as346 ~,
M ~ "a ., 9e'@ prime - as3 ~ Be- medium
50 25a'g 90 rogshs s. 25GS p slesp~u.rse, .,saiy
COMMON. s2gs2 IS. cu.is 'orasl. iamss-che.cs "a
81 %. good lam SqS4 -. veal calves sal
"S Sa 49, as1 soc s"5 Ya So SIT g. a sa 81. :ce
ceips. 1900 head: market 'aav % ~; native steer.
market steady. light 50 2oqsa - nxsl 81 sosss *
steady: lambs. 81 ooas4 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
HOTEL GUESTS IN A FIRE
TWO WOMEN HURT by JUMPING FkoA'
WINDOWS.
A TRUCK ON IFS WAY TO THE BLAZE CRASHES
INTO BUGGY CONTAINING ONE OF II"
INJURED pEorLE-BRAvE REscrES
by TIE PROPRIETOR


r,uz Branch. Aug . (SpeciaD.-Thc Fire De-
oartnoont this morning extingushed with great
aircultv a fire which was kndled In the laundry
NJ the St Resale Hotel. shortly after 'loch
Tho hotel is owned by Thaddeus q. Brown VINO
place- his loss at $4,000 with insurance oil S""'.
Mr. Brown was the first person 10 discover '.''
ere II was nea -Iy o'clock when he was awaN-
ened by smoke. which filed his bedroom FlndhS
The rear end o. the hotel ablaze. he began the
work Of awakening his thirty-odd guests. AFTER ne
he'd alarmed the Fire Department
MANY of the guests fed In their nightcIothes ana
iun,ped from, the burning building. Others ""h'eu
60 take their ch inces by "A ladder which was put
M Miss Alberta Urderhill and Mrs Brown wiie
OF the manage. were among the first TO Jump
Miss I'nd.rhn broke her right leg. and had 10 ne
taken TO the hospital Mrs. Brown seveIeH
snraired her back and was removed 10 nelsH-
bor's house for treatment ,-u ,,~s
MIR Brown made a gallant rescue saving MIS-
Jarcs CrambrGCe and ner son. q No. Io5 vs.
Orc hundred twenty -.frst-st.. New YORK VINO
were sleeping In the rear bedroom or the c0't.se
Mr. Prown burst open the door and carried MIS-
1sra rohri.lce and her son down the ladder $50
The bremen cid efficient work and prevented the
flames from spreading. Many OF the famihes ny
ing adjacent 10 The hotel packed up their eHects
and We're ready 20 move at a moment : no'ice
The Atlantic engine truck. on us way, 10 'ne
fro ran into surrey. tearing of a hind wheel
The ,ruck was overturned and TAYLOR Irnax VINO
seriously hur. lie was removed to his home ana
medical aid summoned The vehicle that was
sfruck nv the truck contained Miss CnderniI. VINO
was being taken the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

The market Tor Rio and Santos coffee quiet today
ana ~ H7sc Late Yesterday. 900 BAGS RIO NJ
With SAILS Of bags MaracaiGo and bags Genital
FLOUR Ash MEAL-Trade was Hight in the local Hour
market today and the market was called dun Trade
sell Notwithstanding tn lower prices no demand was
reported and general duness prevailed. spring wheat
supplied Early IN the week. ai snlcs s.;25
w,c .fa st 81 @ IS IBIS y pa,S INT" s Ss
10 l.O25 bbl- clears. 50 so obs city fines
s,sf: !: ;;qs& 3, :. , ;EyE FLoiES@si and sa:y:
sagamore S2l3; Western and Southern. 81 DOGS: 10
fine yeo~ 7sH7c eoarse u I
Quoted: 90 60 and 50 ~ 45ai7'gc 100 ~ 55a3Il,c
cottonsecd meal "3cgSl. oil meal s7isg:0c; city feed.
CHAIN WHEAT-The wheat market opened with n
weaker tone To-Day md was iull and heavy the greater
arrtl, ~ the le,r,ss on the Gontinrn; and SINE
quiet. There very n'ile HON. demand ana prices
EASILY IN OF und,r the ne-nss The al@ence Of srecu
ati,e interest Ia III" wark"; mewhai dscoufaging
IN We" y the h"l,~ss abroad dnI LED 10 considerable
IN snap light 'rost was r'portcI a, Mo9rh~ad. Du,
last we'k and 500 ca-s last year At ii osork there Was
iota. east II the Roe- making decrease 4 al 90
bush In The total ins.ead Of Increase q a5gooo bush
reprl Tueslay The glid imports while leading to
i~llnf ~ 'nrDuf1seiI@ni fi not seem 10 stimulate
hen good and Tor days
rh eSrSri. na,q n'r.as coo G- n aoa4 VIII N6eS
exports have decreased HOOD bush Rereu- 10 export
ana siisht' sc,a.er feins prevailed IA ne latter rnfi
Strength and .c,llt Of OCEAN room. The export sales
lt a pr,at" 'elnA. 80 red At TIE close was quoted
at c.c. 10 NNthein l'.c over Septemh~r b ahoat
inG g nam - ~ m -, ,, Weak and ,ur ,i
no~ records 81 N-w iork. leth ash AMI futures anu
There ttle inc rest shown In Transactions here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
SiLESu4N ADMITS ENBEZZLEUENT.

Trenton Aug y CSpeciaD -'harcs u. seely
,,,r salesman. was arrested tonight by Detective
puger ana charged 10y William Doton Co.
wholesale erocers with cmbezzlement. Seely has
been IN tho employ Of the hfm FOR several months
,rd b,s travelled through the country selling
,h advertised cigar The firm discovered that
t lad collected about SEQ for which he failed 10
n ne When arraigncd in the Police Court 20
49, al omitted his guilt and in default OF
y, "a IA uas Sent TO all Scely formerly con
dcfed n wholesale cigar store in this city. and Is
In Known IN tie trade Owing TO domestic ann
rni,tee Mrs Seel, has for months been living with
her parents In ridley. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. Aug. 27.-Fiour inactive and Unchanged.
sales. LOCO bbls Wheat duh ard lower 30, and Az.
gust. 6le@elsc September I.gs2c: October e2.e
a@;.c: stock 2aa 90 bush sale. go oa:a cers
dull and lower; spot Aurus' and September 25.G2;'.c
2Sc 3D. s,-an-r mixed 22 as2sc soansfn Wit;
Gush oa.s steady: 10 Whit 95g.5c: s. nike.
2sT?s,5e: stock 2oeooo bush Rye frmer 20 nsar5.
quiet ind steady; choice timothy new s4 50 bid Grsl
"a Dad September Cork Tor ordr per quarter IS g.
Other articles Unchang i.
Boston. Aug 2'-Flour quiet and easy .pr.ns patents
meal 6)qe2c bag 81 ,,gsi - bel Oats easier ea..
DO 25l4c. Mil que;: spring bran ship. lake ar
rail - So winter bran, $40 5Ousli mitillnss SO $50
sl SO so sn na % barrel fp5s s ' Ss
lOql2, Lard qret. ii2c. Bacon iH"c. Veal. o9Nc
Fresh beef quiet. hrn steers 6a74c binds sglie tore'
l4qi5c; Northern cream.ry. i74aisc; Western. i9gi7'
Other dairy. ia3c imitation and iafie. loal2e Llres
Northern sasa.c Western. 7N74o. Eggs quiet near
Eastern fresh l5alGac. Western and Michigan I23
neys siQsi 10. pea siasl To- mediums sldsl o5. Pou
try steady Western turkeys I2pl3, Northern fresh FOWL.
Bpl4c. do chickens. i5ai7c: Western ICED chickens
loal2c d. fowls Haze live chickens eaoc live fowls
9alOc Potatoes steady. 81 5od>l ~ bill SOC bush
sweets 81 - Pesches qsSt At eoaSc ta.Gy 9ss
acid hrsts lSaac Western iIais, Union sole % a2Sc
buffalo. Aug. 27.closing: Spring wheat No ! hart
2i.c 10 ! northern cole; N hard. { sl.c. "
NORTHERN 59i2c. Winter wheat closer steady. No I'd
S 'f tack az BE- ~ ye5w 2so 10 corn sc
firm, unchanged barley 2oOoo bush Old e ( T. sold a:
29c. Rye 100 bush No ? old sid AZ 3jisc N store.
-Four quiet easy. unchanged. Miteef dun. weak. IN
changed
Chicago. Aug 27-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

part At outpors OATSThe market for oats wa, 10y, u'
and prices declined comparatively h.e
for the day being &c The feeling -a' ~ az
the weakness In other crr"as anu w
cied IN cash oats. Primary rsceIp,s :. ,ara
have Increased bush this week. whle eNlor's a.,
decreased i3O 900 bush The spot property TO-DAY
was ,omewhat than Tor Lumber 81 gay pas 10y
the lowest quotations record made ior
onts The 100000 BUSH including ","y usi
ungraded white islf29c; 900 bush rack ~ t H. n,
l7c Erie elevator: O"p nuth ~" ~
lie delivered: 2IOoO bush No white clipped Z+t
eaoa, No . oats quoted 2oisc elevator No = wil'e -
nominal white. dc asked ~ lrk s ~ us6
0un,ed gpLTinc G Z for ~ western; s"l'9 W" ~,
Tuah BARLEY Market steady: feeding nuol.l NJ %
Ga9r @ .FLANSETD-M Market dull nj '"r'''' -
ID No !. -, ...o..
II. quotations to-day the closing p-lce' f9r dhe r
-. zrrIcs tho cnrrespOnlng gate l-9L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
IEiPNING TO RIDE A WHEEL.
SEVERE ACCIDENT TO AN EAST ORANGE
YOUNG WOMAN

Orange Aug. p (SpeciaD.-Miss Jessie Hunter
Young woman living in North Grove-st, East
Orange met with severe accident yesterday
afternoon while out riding her bicycle near her
home Miss Hunter is beginner and was pracus-
ing The new steam roller recently purchased by
the Township Committee was being used In the
street horse became frightened by the roller
and started to run The driver succeeded In quiet
ing IT, but Miss Hunter lost control OF her bicycle
and ran into the vehicle She fell under the wheels
and they pa sscd over her When removed to her
home il was found that three ribs were broken.
scalp wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
THEY BORROW TEAMS SUNDAY NIGHTS.

Vineand. Aug q (SpeciaD.-For some time past
farmers who attend church I'm Vineand Sunday
evenings have been annoyed by having their teams
taken from the church sheds. The next morning
the horses found running about the streets
II has beer discovered lately that the teams are
taken by crowd OF thirsty young for the
purpose OF driving across the county line for IN
:Oxican,s. The police are investigating the cases
and il IS said they following up clcw which
will lead 10 the drrest Of certain wcll-kn0wn
young men OF this place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
JB0yWORKERS ACCEPT A REDUCTION.

Philipsburg. Aug. 27-Al the employees of the
Andoyer Iron Company at this place have had
their wages reduced 10 per cent. The superin-
tendent s. Il. Patterson. called the iren together
and explained 10 them that the majority Of the
stockholders favored closing down. but that II hc
would agree 10 10 per cent cut the company
would try 10 keep going. The men agreed. pro-
vded they would be paid every two weeks instead
Of every month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

Galveston Aug. 27-Cotton easy. mldliing. 'se 70
mddng 7Nc good ordinary Tc net and gross ,n,srs
3 13l bales tal cotton. sales. 100 bales sP'"
- bales. stock. ~. l>5 bales. ,. 80. low
Norfolk Aug. 21.-Cotton steady; mlddhg .S..s re-
mlldug ne good ordinary. g9ldc, net ana goss a..
cep,s AZ bales all new cotionl; Exports 'o's'"''
bales: sales 90 bales. stock $50 bales, ,.,,,,s
New Orleans Aug 2T.-Cotton steady good ,si ,nary
7sc: mlddllne 1-iGc. low midng he gool oe1,sr,
&c net receipts bales a 100 bales ne" s.is.
gross cl,s bales exports 10 Great britain S'ov fOJ
Continent 2a5O haes: coastwise. ~ Odles' s''''
bales. stock, q. G22 bales. ,,,, -u. low
savannah Aug 25.-Cotton quiet; middl,ns. al, new
miding receipts, 2Hos nales
co5ton,: exports coastwise 800 bales. sales siS '~
stock II. 6SI bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
HE ADOPTS PREACHING AGAIN.
THE REV. JULIUS FEICKE RETlRES FROM
THE SALOON BUSINESS BECAUSE OF
DIMINISHED PROFITS.

The Rev julius Feicke. the Dutch Reformed
minister who resigned from the pulpit IN jersey
CITY last year because ne could not make enough
money at H. and who opened a saloon at FHth
and Garden SITS. Hoboken. has also given up 'he
saloon business on the ground that 1t Is not PROF
rahle enough When Mr.. Feicke began to Work
the beer pump the nickels flowed In with remarKa-
Bile regularity and profusion and he told all IN,
quirers who anxious to know whether ne hau
SSsnaa,.d bv tho change that he doing very
nicely thank you" After the first few months MS
business fell of and he finally concluded 10 return
gage held by a brewing company he had SO Icli-
Mir Feicke has gone with his family 10 Inialei.
phia and intends re-enter the ministry IN that
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
e7..-The leading futures ranged as fol-

o Se.n as1oa' % as gas NV" sa. Ha "' 81
oisa3os.c: 10 oits i5',aiG'.c. y. ~. 3i'.c y
pir @r sS $ 5oasa %: RI ! leo m n
sal,s! sholiler boSei 81 7sl>i short lss. tosea
- ,DHS5 g. wnssry, ssieis Ln.,a'i &C. i%,rrsr5
a." 81 70. Ans-~i oii. ". 30. b,i.rl So On nc
Produce ESchans. to-day ae butter market "ls arn
Eggs were firm: fresa stoss ui.ai2e ....,.
winter patents - 2oa>d 30 splins patent - ,oeN -.
No 3 red track 51c y, red GlaG2c Corn marsei eve,
ana easy Me MINUS %4g , a s 10 e. & i
iaa5'.c. No mixed track - Pork 81 - ,'i,
butts s. - Land market quiet aud stead, srit' ari
3',a4c; prime steam. 20 bid Bacon sir'-s' -
clear Sizes. w. Dry sal, meats Mars. nn.,,s.
n.adcrs 4saae s sssri Th SIDE, .,,. 'r ~.
ONO ami Indiana creamery. i$al5c Esss Mar,.' siH
at MErso,e~ hgs 47w6ea opened aru' pe'e.a ~,
oIrn~l a. Coo feil 70 80 INA c-,i q, 60 .ss.,
du and UNCHANGED. 50 Kansas hard winter 10 go, -
barley IN moderate supply FAR demand y . 3od$.a,
70 3 2ln2.c K,e se Gaer - @" s,'S' . G'
ana in fair demand the decline noted Nesi'flil. "
s'uts unehansel sacked bran u, h'a "a. Sep. bary
- 600 bush: rye s. bush shipmenis-Fioar n>s
Mnncspois Aug y The wheat marse, without
new features today and prizes e.n,nu,a az sSp,enter
opened 33c and closed AZ '2g'-sc asainst - es,.
Der fairly active opening hishsT at 'ofc @
a break a To j'As nhigc ana the close was
cash wheat. Elevators raised BIDS from "a g. y ut
No ! Northern. No Northern va. inded IN "a "a
way al lac e under new No | northern ana :,
at p to under STANDARD. old No Nofihrih - "a
2d2,c premium september. No Northern sn' ~,
Al sc under and li.u2c under No respectively, %
track Ola ~ hard. a3Rc. No Northern |xSc,,,Ssrn
Northern s57,c ~ hard. jii.c NJ Noi. s, ~,
ISi,c; No Northern 5sic. Four-Paten's. IS oss ~
export and bakers S2rs2 IA lrotur' n ' ,"S
quoted AT So ~: shorts 81. midllngs. 81 - .,...
Philadelphia. Aug u lou'-Nery ight deinah'' p.s
unchanged Wheai-Msrkei weak demand iighi. c,hs..,
wheat August 6is.n52,. Seotemh-r O2no-sc' ~
,9ii2i. ., \oy.mt,~ c4ac,i.c corn dun. weak; ~ .
mixed August and September, ~ gH2o',c oc.o", 20
27c Oats quiet. nrn. No "hte. August 20 20, ss,,
t.mber e3G 23Ac. ber 23isd2ic November 2f-frr~
Sugars-Rehned quiet unchanged. Other articles -"
changed. ~. ,,x.r.
S. Louis. Aug. 2..-Fl'ur unchangsi nran o~sr
sacked. east side. 90. points -. VINES. 80
august siic September SOC bid December 6l'se asseu
Corn ower: August. Isle septemser lsec, lie:
gOiga2Oas- bid. MAY 23isc Otts lower, august, -,
september. HE MAY. 1910 Eggs lower w., lam
standard mess. new So -. old So Lard-fiinie a..
81 III. choice 81 % Bacon shoulders g.; onss 80
ribs 3sc sides. 3sc. Dry salt meais. tIss
csc longs. 3l.c. c~ar ribs. 3Asc. clear sides SNe s
wines lower a. 81 Is Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
DALY'S EXCELLENT SHOOTING.
THE LONG BRANCH CRACK WINS THE PRELiMl-
MARES FOR THE MAX BLlEMAN CUP

NARiEs fOh iiib MAJ 1
Elkwood Park. Aug = (SpcciaD.-Phn DAILY Jr''
won the Max Blieman Cup preliminary this atter-
noon by grassing twenty-five birds without miss
"I.eonard." Brewer. Zwereir and WINS tea lo'
second honors by scoring twenty four Kills. Bar
T., I'd gathered twenty-three birds on, of Twenty-Five
Brewer Zwierleln ard "1.eonard' Fruletter) mace
some clever shots.
Houston was first 10 MISS. He withdrew on the
twenty-,hiid round. having killed nineteen Hoey
followed with q miss. lie also missed his second,
mini Il Vi tenth. and then withdrew. Cubperley
shot in poor form. He missed four out OF hf'eGi.
NcIl,in did little better. He withdrew on the
nineteenth round with fifteen kills 20 his credit.
The Max Rieman cup will he shot at Holly
wood on Saturday. Summaries:
Max Bieman. preliminary handicap % birds handi-
caus. q yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
States AND PENCILS ABOLISHED.

THE ORANGE BOARD OF EDUCATION DECIDES
AGAINST THEIR USE IN THE SCHOOLS
Orange Aug o. (SpecaD.-At the meeting of the
Orange Board Of Education last night II was decided
10 abolish the Of states and slate pencils in the
schools becauseit was thought that contagion was
comnunica. ted by their In lieu of them the
BOARD decided 20 adopt scratch pads and lead pen
ellis Dr. Thomas ". Harvey. a member Of the
Board objected to the latter on the ground that
mouths and that they are collected at night and
distributed again in the morning the danger of con-
gion il equally as great If not greater. from them
as from states and slate pencils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28

the contract for cleaning the Jackson-st sewer 70
James Kildun the ground that the sgiarea nv
BERNARD FOLEY affixed TO his bond was declared 10y
Mr. Foley 10 be a forgery. The CONTRACT was tnn"
given 10 the next lowest bidder John 4. harr'sa"'