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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
GRAIN. HAY AND pIcn


C0RN-White corn. from store, 45c.:
mixed corn. from store. 44c.: white oats,
fr %I1S stoES ssG;; mixed oats. Ssc
ton $50 mi5dinrs 81 Sf &c nn bran per
oATs--steady; mixed, s2c.: white. a7c.
HAY-No. ! Timothy hay, car lots Sl4oo;
ION i lots. Sl2G0; mixed hay. car lots, $3.50;
MILLED RICE-As to grades-6rs to
RoUGn R1cE-None on the market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
pE;ANSUTS-MaIket firm; fancy. &C.:
mon. 2lsl3c.: Spanish. 500 per 6ushei.
PEAS-Bla ckeye. S2.75 per bushe.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
| PoULTRY-Live. STEADY; chickens. old
fat. 2eM?5c.; spring chickens, small. steady
Mt 10q14c.; large. 10000: ducks. mud,
EGGs.MarlSet firm a 15c per dozen.
couTTRY MSM ss9un! siea ig smtsaeo
good North Carolina. 1e612Mc.
barrel Northern. White. s.S5 per aeS0 bn per
new sweets Hayman, soc. 0S1.60 per bar
rel; y Y ooe: qIsl;9s9 r.
oNIoNS-s2 o0d22 per bag.
BERMUDA-s2.00 per box.
FRUITS.
APPLEs-southern. .sl.5oG2. 90 per bar
rel; Northern; $2.25(tS.25.
oiNS-SoOOQtf.UO Vcr DOS.
PEARs-:s. 5o94.oo per barrel.
PIHs ATP ifU ss- aIas''
G eaS? IAi;T5 ,o bunch: soc @;lso
:, G al e. oRA aaS5 Mess!na
lt400 Der box: Jamaica, $500 per box.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR-Markct firm; spring wheat.
patent, $50; winter wheat, patent. siooa
eAe4ea straisitit 81 70
wheat. family. $500; winter wheat. fair 10
good grades les. Of extra 1925; winter wheat.
MEAE-Per bag 100 lbs. sl.oo; 90 lb
G1pEhE lsss cho alxa zig Rte &c.,
prime. do. 9G9ikc.; fair. do, 7TGSXc.:
co miner, DO d@ ald s;,,, o-o,
full cream 12tsc.
SuGAR-Market steady. The plan of
selling sugar at delivery. prices has been
will be made f. o. b. Norfolk Cut Loaf
5.a2; Patent Cubes. 6.54;- Powdered, 5.4S;
nt ns 54 M 5as ReY
stone A. SEQ; Centennial b, 100: Caiifor-
MIA b. 5.i5: Franklin Extra C, All; Amer
SYRUPs AND MoLA ASSES arKe,
choice. 2la2sc.; lower grade syrup ri 1sSI5c :;
molasses. Porto Rico. 20d2Sc.; molasses
PROVISIONS.
BULK .MEATS-Market firm; rib sides.
6Ae,; bellies. eastern, 6AG6,sc.; bellies.
HAMS-Susar cured. 1akc.
DRY PLATED JOWLS@1sc.
PORK PLATES-5Esc,
MESS PORk--Old. $3.50.
HAM P0RK-Per barrel. 5000.
esle. compound tierces. size; so-lb. tubs GI5g
and 5o-lb. tins. Nc. mere.
WOOL AND HIDES.
WOOL-Unweshed. IBc.: bulky, to 7c
less; w.shsd wool sc: black. i3lhc. to lsc
HIDEsIG. IS, rs: green. 90; dry nnt.
SALT FISH
HERRING-New North Carolina cut. ir
Eastern. barrels. $500: Potomac, gross,
$500; mullets. i0o-lb. kegs. S3.75: spots, 100.
Id: kegs, 1915: mackerel, fat No. 3, S2S. 90
White fish. new catch. 100 lb kegs, &C. so;
so Id. kegs, S2.25; 20 lb. kegs. $40.
FRESH FISH
spots. per pound. &C.: croakers. per
pound. &c. Taylors, per pound. &c. large
pound. 10Gi2c.: shad. none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
BOND MARKET
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

~ New York, Oct. 12.-Money on call
steady at 207 per cent; last loan. 2 nor
cent; prime mercantile paper, 5h@s
! per cent?: sterling exchange, strong.
with actnal business in bankers, bills
gat s4,s6N @4,s7 for demand, and at
s$4.82k@4,S2E for sixty days; posted
S4.sS1z9A, S7,a; commercial bills,
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
NORFOLK MHRKfrS
For Grain. flag. 6roasrie5, Provision
Sc.

Quotations mt Wholesale Pricos. I'M
rss hervi sc stated, nnd prices arc
subJcci TO nuctuatlon In market,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
&: New Orleans. Oct. 12.-Cotton futures
yember, 6.64@6. Sc; December. 6. 500
6.60; January, G.63@6. 64; February.
6.6f@6. 6s; March, 6.71@6.72; April rs
epS 81: May, 6.7S96.79; June, 6.sl@
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

~ little over year ago we advertised
that We would sell one stove OF our mako
to anybody as low as a dealer could buy
q carload. Then our trade was limited to
Virginia and North Carolina. Since we
advertised this we have shipped them to
every State from New York to Florida.
and as far West as ohio-right in the
heart of other stove manufacturers.
Nothing but praise comes from these
States for their baking qualities and ex-
cellcnt finish. The celebrated Titz. Lee
Cook Stove Is destined to be In more
homes in moro States than any other
stove ever made. Write for information.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
TRUCK MhRKET.
(By Telegraph to vlrelnlan-Pllot.,

TRUCK MARKET.
New York, Oct 12.-Potatoes, steady;
Jerseys. S1.12M@1.40; New York, $3.50
lao; Long Island, sl.25@1.75; Jersey.
s1.75@2.O0; Southern sweets, s1.oO@1.25.
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nEW NIARKEs EsTATE BUsNzss

bales. s. ,s;Ss Z 2sll
Total. since September 1st:, Net re-
eeipts, ], 23o, SOL bales exports to Great
Britain. 329, 26S bales; to France, 1o3, S65
bales; to the Continent, 3O2. 16S bales.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGENrS. ROOMS IL ANDY3
HADDINGTON BUILDING,
Rft7A,S ny STKEET,
FOR RENT.

725 Church, $500.
1923 Church. $3.50.
731 Church, $3.50,
til Church. $3.50.
STORES.
1876 Butte, SIS.
Y Cumberland, $3.50
80 Charlotte.
"a Charlotte.
Water. ss3.3l.
33l Church. 1900.
537 Church, $1,000.
So Bank, $40. 90.
G6 Comm ercial, STA
300 CRANKY. $500.
314 CRANKY, 1000.
OFFICES.
Warehouse and Of
fees cor. Water
and Fayette. 1884
los CRANKY. SIS. 90.
I'll Main, $40 each.
West Building, cor.
Main and Church.
Haddlngton Build
Ing, cor. CRANKY
and City Hall ava
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MHITE & GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
NO. BANK STREET. d


NO. 81 BANK sTREET.
s North, S rooms .......... ........ .. 1000
2G North, S rooms ........ ............ 20 90
2l2 York. rooms (Jan. D............ $3.50
6l2 W. Brambleton, rooms.......... 1900
$40 Butte rooms ........ ............. ESQ
400 Bute, rooms Gan. D........... 100
400 Butte, rooms 1890. .............. 100
421 N. Reservoir, Z rooms............. 800
/ Pool, Atlantic City, q rooms........ 1900
102 Brewer, 0 rooms 5000. 10000. $500
Client, 10 rooms 5000. ............... 5000
SO Grace street, 8 rooms ................ $500
203 S. Reservoir avenue, roomS...... I5 90
East Grace street, 2 rooms ............ 1900
FRANKLIN street. rooms 500
Is North street, rooms .............. 20 90
Graydon avenue 10 rooms ........,... $500
Ereemason street, room fiat ........ 20. 80
267 Holt street. rooms .............. $500
$50 York. rooms .......... ............ 5000
l76 Brewer, g rooms .......... ......... $500
32S Butte, 9 rooms ........ ......... $500
so3 West Bramble ton ave.. rooms... 1000
Ss8 Bute ST.. z rooms .................. 100
loe Lovitt ave-. rooms .............. 25. 90
We have some good stores and offices;
also colored tenaments not included in
this list,
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r"re'a" aud """-,w,.e.

j. M. JORDAN & CO.,
Grocers and Ship Chambers,
Have opened in their new store, south
east corner of Water street and Ferry
Place.
4 CALL AND SEE THEM.
Cuban. mono; Now Orleans, fair to choice
i6 TO Sc: common. II 20 IL ~
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FOR RENT.

81 North ST.. rooms and bath Pool
S sIc rooms ,onss ana na M w liighland
ave. at bridge. 407 Il. Highland ave, S10
40S $. Park ave, rooms and bath 90
Il Nam ST.. s rooms and bath.
street with bath. 3 rooms and bath on
Holt street. 5M w. Highland ave PIG
flats over Vickery, OIL Main ST.
FOR SALE.-Nice house ON Windsor
ave. Three houses OIL Chapel ST. Nice
house OH Duncan. Houses OH Claiborne,
Reservoir and Highland ayes. Three new
houses on s. Kelly, at bridge. Brick
houses on Charlotte. Bank and Boush.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19
Gus Zimmerman B..t.n.

Champion Gus zimmerman resolved setback at
the open prize shoot and festival Of the New York
ShArpshooters' Association. which wound up yes
terdaJ at the Union Hi SchuetAen Park lie looked
all a winner on the hullseye target but after
the measurement Fred Ross. the Williamsburg
crack, had beaten him BY half . degree. thinner.
target Tho prlIo winners FOLLOW:
ling TArgot-'ieOrgo Schhrht, 1913; Fred C
Ross, 727l VI Dorrler u TO- H. Hodges. 7O-1O.
Gus Zimmerman. qe.ds; E Mrnrtr, 20, j, Cioet1 80,
l.. =, Hansen. 90 l., Flach ~, A. Schwanerma m ~
i. H"ttlcr, -; ", q, Hudson. %, J. sieb., 81 F.
Fac"mpre, -; =. C. Chase. 80; G. Basse. 80, {.
beyer so: W. pohrmann, SO, j, Rchhan. 50, II.
Louder, ~.
,Buliseye TnrsetF c. Ross ~ doErcrs Gus
Monr"r ~, q s.hl,cht 20; Il. H lges -. VI 6orr-
Ter, I5IS. L. r. H'n-rn. 10. ". q. Hudson. w. pr
Grp-rh, -, j. Gu,H, ~; 8, Gable. ~, b +, Chase
So 4 FacomIre, h F. Plump, 100 r. Irttl,r
~, j. u. Wilkins, Ign II. Lohder, l2n'e. j.
Rrhhal. 1870.
IIonor Target q. II. wehrenh-rg nrsr. D Bchr.
man, s"Gco4I, J.. j. Wilkins thlvd; NJ, Y, p!valego.
fourth +. II Ehlrn, hfL; II h MchRolsou, si1tll.
Zimmerman, ninth. +. Plump tenth
Premiums FOR Most rlags-G. Sohllcht a55; NJ
Dowler, aiS, r. O. Ross, $40 II. Holge- 34l
Premiums for Most iulLeyes-F c Rp,s 40, Il.
Srhhcht, !: @. Zimmerman, 80; L, p, Hansen, ~,
L., lllrh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19

Kansas Zinc Miners Association and the zinc
smelters. Formerly the smelters. through
they pleased for zinc ore. and the mine owners
we're compelled to accept the prices offered
sit months ago the mine owners Of this dis;
based upon the mark Of price Of spelter and the
Prices Of zinc ore we're fixed weekly by tho
Mine Owners Association. and rapidly ad-
gradual decline but until this week the ore
buyers always paid as good az the schedule
prices made by the Mine Owners Association.
chass the choice Beye Srs 'V which V Always
ssng " pce tie Es wegt Wedpesday
"S than G The prices rice G5s made by
essociation. AMI the ore producers refused to
sell. All membcrs, Of the association-and
members-are pledged not to sell their ore be-
low the prices made by the association. IL the
ule prices the zinc ore Of this district is to be
exported TO Europe. The association advances
money on the ore to enable the mine owners
the highest prise offered was $40 ton for ore
In the bin. n drop of So from the top price paid
during the preceding week.
Extensive placer zelda have been discovered
In Lower California; Recent reports from
Guaymas state that that town ls crowded with
prospectors awaiting steamshi ptr ans portation
to Cane fan Rogue, distant twenty miles from
the new gold fields.
Extremely rich ore has recently been un-
covered on the 175- foot level OF the Virginia
mine at Eldora. Col A 28-inch body Of
Considerable two-inch ore was also found.
and the owners. y. r. Clark and others be-
lieve they have q bonanza.
For time the Lucky Gas on Bull Hill. Grip
pe.Creek. was worked by an English com pany
at u heavy loss Recently the property was d.
Vided and leased to different parties. A cor
RESPONDENT asserts that ore In considerable
quantities, showing from $50 TO $40 to the ton
is now being shipped from four shafts sunk
in the mine.
big body Of high. erede'ors has been en-
qountered on the tenth level OF the Isabella
Victor. Col
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Billy Moore Knocks Ed Rsddick Out with
Small Gloves.

About nifty dyed.in e.wool sports saw slashing
finish fight decided IN private on Saturday night.
The principals Billy Moore Of st. L uis and Ell
Reddick OF IIarlom. both col3rrd. The attain at
catChwughtS with small gloves. side bet of $50
and the gate receipts. which amounted about $50,
were the incentive. J. sullivan acted referee.
Without any delay the pair came together. Moore,
who WAS IN fine shape led with the left and jabbed
Reldick twice. The latter then rushed. nut Moore
easily ducked and the hoH glanced OF his shoulder.
Moore made another lead. and caught Roddck
hard III the wind. The second round WAS
fast. Moore crossed Redii'k on the car sending
tn, latter halfway across the Tng Moore trirl to
follow M this advantage, but urttly rrpulsrd
with hard left on the hin. R"hdCk active IN
the third. He kept NJ poro busy and led OFT, H. The
catching RrdUlck twice on the jaw sending the lat
ter down. keddick, who was Eroggy, took AIupl"
time to regain his feet.
In I'll" fourth round Moore cntrrd Rcddck to
Load, aid wh' n the latter did - Moore dug i'll his
right to the uhs. He kept this style OF attack
throughout the round and Reddick waS in evident
distress tn" close. Tn" rfth round. which
proved to he the Ia WAS started NclOugly. Moore
swung 10th hands Unt landed often. Rrddirk
gam, but his d tuuce was weak Finally, after
knocking Reddck down twice, Moore put Inn TO
sleep with Lett hook on tn" Saw. Rcdl'k rhal-
lenged Moore for return battle. and the latter
cepted.
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Courtney Describes His Freshmen as "Light,
but Scrappy."

PoUaHKEEPsIE. June 1s.-This was strictly a
day Of relaxation among all the college oars
men In training on the Hudson. The Column
bia crews attended service at Christ Church
this morning, aud after luncheon spent sew
eral hours rambling over the hills. Courtney
and the young men from Ithaca recuperated
from their fattauing Journey of Saturday
The shells were unlOaded at Highland and
taken to Crum Elbow. whore they were lifted
into the bosthouse aud rugged by Courtney and
the Cornell boatman. There are four boats. a
cedar shell for the varsity. paper shell for
the freshmen. a cedar four-oar"d shell and a
pair-oar. This afternoon Pennsylvania paid n
visit to Cornells quarters. and an hour was
passed chatting on topics Of mutual interest.
On departing Penney gave a cheer for the
lthAcans which was responded to with the Cor
nell yell An interchange Of courtcsios be-
tween Pennsylvania and Cornell has been n
feature every year that the two colleges have
been represented at Poughkeepsie.
Tests Will be made tomorrow to settle the
controversy over the alleged unfairness OF the
west shore course. Coach Courtney does not
think that the outside lane has any advantage,
Ia here to row. and will abide by the decision
OF the Board Of Stewards. Courtney thinks
that the Cornell varsity eight is AZ fast as the
crew which rowed last year at New London.
The freshmen he characterizes as :" light. but
scrappy," This will be a week OF hard work
with all the crews. Daily spins will be taken
over the four-mile course. The watch will he
held on all the crews. and they will be asked
to show their speediest clip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19

In granting the strike >" Of the professional
on the eve Of ne open champlonshlB At Sand;
not increase the money In the pending event.
first announced. hut next year the first
to a25. The appended scores are OF the hrst
fifteen OF the thirty-hye who made complete
the leader being allowed to play on the second
day:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19
ROWING.
Yale's Four-Oared Varsity Crew Seems to
BE Too Henyy for the Shell.


GALES FERRY. June 1s.-Had the oarsmen
contemplated rowing to-day they would have
had ideal weather and unusually smooth
water. light northwest breeze prevailed
during the day and proved exhilarating to the
oarsmen after their earnest practice last week.
The crimson crews were the first to leave
their quarters and 20 down the river. tho
start being made In the launch shortly before
noon Sheaf the only m ember who re-
manned. prefsrring to spend the day in
leisure at Bed Top. Tho launch stopped at
the Pequot House wharf and the party went up
to the hotel for lunch. Afterward they were
taken across Long Island Sound During the
Harvard crew's absence the Yale men decided
to take voyage down the river. and left the
quarters at 2 o'clock. The varsity oarsmen
boarded Col. Hart McKee's large steam yacht
Parthenia, which arrived late on Saturday
afternoon and anchored of Broadview They
The freshmen also took trip oceanward in
the launch.
quandary as to what they will do with the
race, 1t is reported that the men are too heavy
done in the way OF change there is little
a"nS o OF the RHs f01SEG the Line
there was anything for puShcStio on ~ in n
regard to this ,, and answcred IN the negatiye.
CDR Ssn who s in the
this crew during the past week According
70 the time taken at Haryards boathouse on
Invariably pulled a half mile quicker than the
New Haven quartet. and this fact Is also
known at BroAdview. Bennett who al
ternates with Warmoth as stroke in
the Yale freshman shell, was put in
the f9ur-9sr late on Saturday night as
varsity men replaced were Greenleaf. who is
captain Of the four. and Cross Cnach jim
Rogers stated tonight that his crew had not
yet been decided upon. but Whrmoth would
probably be kept az stroke. Holt, who has
row morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19
FTGH TING.
Jsffries Talks About His Proposed Battle
with Sharkey.

WIN SnarRey.
Champion Jim Jeffries is well pleased over
the prospect of meeting Tom Sharkey. but ia
disappointed because the battle is not to take
place earlier than October. Like his trainer.
Billy Delaney. he shares the belief that Shar-
key does not intend to fight him. Jefrres. In
conjunction with Tim Hurst. umpired n base
bali game yesterday afternoon at Weehawken.
The brawny boilermaker. who wore u red
sweater and golf hat did not have much to do
He was the cyuosure of all eyes, however and
every NOV" he made was the signal for applause.
Last night the champion appeared at tn" CASH
no roof garden. 1t was the big pugilIst inten-
ton to leave for Los Angeles last night. but he
will 20 this morning instead In n talk with a
reporter of THE SUN regarding his coutem-
plated attic with Sharkcy. Jeifrics said:
l am very glad that Sharkcy and myself
are gong to fight. | don't like to insinudte.
but have strong feeling that the sailor won t
fac. me. 1t was a hard Job tn yet him to clash
with mo in Frisco. ana | was only novice
then. Hut now. with my added reputation Of
defeating llt2Simmone. | cannot understand
how he will have the heart TO face me after the
thrashng gave him. But am hoping for the
best and trust he will toe the scratch like a
man, for am In this business to fight. and am
ready 10 face all Gomers. ] prefer to have the
night take place as soon as possible. bur a. | am
guided by what my manager says and does.
don't care so long as Sharkey takes me on
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Sailroads.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chamb
Street, a follows. and i've minutes earlier from
M'-t nd St:
Q,ln \. M.-Vestibule cypress daily for Bins-
J.DO han,ton, Waverly. Elmlra. Buffalo Bradford,
arrives ,ralu X p NJ. Parlor Car to Buffalo.
OIL \. M.-DaIly, except Sundays. to Bing.
-. - lamtun. Ow' g, WaVrrly. EinrA and Della
war valley rwiItS Pullman larlor Car. Daily to
Pert j@ry,S and M1n,ifrllo tnlimsn P1rlor Car
L.'' SoIli tram for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
7.IO \. NJ, CHICAGO = y. " SlcCpcrs to Chicago,
Cloyr and and cincinnati. Timing ar.
-.2n r VI. Buffalo aud Cleveland Nestibuled
.)' Express daily, arrives Buffalo 1908 A. NJ.
Bra ford i;2O \. VI. jamestown 200 A. NJ, YounRs.
town lo:2i A NJ, Cleveland 23o =. NJ. Sleepers
Ia RaIalu aud Cleveland 'Aio I.brNry Car.
Q.IS =. VI. DAILY, solid train for Rnghamton.
90. - Wavrrly, Elnnrn, chicago. slcep"rs to Buff.
la, Imcago and Cincinnati DIInng Car
VICkFrS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 A.. vMMunALl4Ns At ~, ~ ~: ~ AND
90 West 10Th ST, chambers and West ed st,
wuy. Brooklyn: ~ River ST.. Hohoken. and Jersey
c., station. Now York Transfer Co.. calls for and
rl."cks baggage from hotel and residence to de.ti-
nation.
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NINING, MILLING. sMFLrl%G AND CONCEN-
-h TRATlNG MACHINERY, CORLISs ENGINts;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE fDN. p. AILlS
CO., ROOM llll. 20 CoRTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.
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CENTRAL...HUDSON BOATS,

NEWBURG LINE. Pier -, n. R.. daily P NJ;
Saturdays, p NJ, sundays. q A. M Saturdays.
West l2pth ST.. 1920 y. VI sundays, p.25 4 II.
ro'KEEPsIE LINE: Pier -, y. r. q P NJ.
daily, except SUNDAYS.
EISGSTOS LINE: West 10th st. daily, eY-
cert SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS II West 12Nth at,
42u J., Nj: saturdar Z. NJ; West l2Hth st.. 1:2o
?. M. landin: at West Point, Sewburg. New Ham
burg Marlboro, Milton, Pc keepse and Esopus,
Meeting at Kingston with L. and D. r r. for all
in the kills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19
University of Wisconsin Crew Finishes
Training.

MADISON Wis. June 1s.-The University OF
four-cornered race at PouRhkeepsie on June
~. has practically finished its train ing and will
leave for the East early tomorrow morning.
The men are In prime condition and conf
IDENTIFY expect to win. They have been in train
the best eight WISCONSIN, ever turned out
The average weight OF the nPe men in
about three pounds per man heaVler;
than last years crew The shell was
faae eR' c'5
1t weighs nearly 300 pounds. Andy ODea.
who has Just left the Harvard Grew, will meet
the men at louEhkeepsie They are said 10
have rowcd four miles this evening over a
straghtaway course IL 9till water. in 20 min
little * aptically by some who have watched
the training OF the crew.
Death of Fullerton, tho Noted GREYHOUND.
The London Field OF June 10 contains an
account OF the death OF Fullerton. the greatest
greyhound OF the past twenty years, and by
many coursinR men considered the best grey
hound that ever went to slips A few years
ago Fullerton, who was then the property OF
Coz. North. the nitrate King, created sensa-
was supposed at the tim" that he had been
atOleH and pat on Il steamer hound Tor this
country. The, police here were notified by
cable. and all incoming vessels diligently
searched until the valuable animal rcappsared.
Fullerton died AT short fIatt Tower. North
umneranI, Gt which place he was wh"pnd in
Aprii. lN<S7. He was by Grccntck. out Of Bit 81
Fashion, On his first 4ppearance in the Derby
cLnv"rnoss in half dozen COURSES, he lost to
Mr. gladstone GrCengnGr, T, is an olt-toId
tale how Fullerton diyid hd the Waterloo Gun of
HI, puppy seuson with his kehnei COMPANION.
| TIoughcnd. and how h" subsequently, won
! outright three consecutive Matrr9o cups.
| The follow nE year he WAS again slipped for
! the nIEhnsl cour-lGG homo. OF tn" wnrli. and
L.. h. tl.tttV M. l,tr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-19
a'ublic 3lotires.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
l Sc, 'RErARY, WASHlNhTON, ID. G., June |. 1899.
SEALED proposals viii b" reretYcd At the Treasury
pcpartmont Washington. u. e., until o'clock p.
NJ :. july 3, 1899, and then opened publicly for the
purchase OF the Custom House property bounded by
Wall, William and HsWoNcr streets ana kAChanfS
lion dollars will he considered Each proposal must
BE- accompanied by rertlhcd cheek for one hun.
reserves the right - occupy san properly Nnll ne
new Custom House on Bowling 'l"'n Is ready for
occupancy. and as rent for such use the purchaser
will receive interest on the purchas" price a. four
per cent. per anuum The cash payment must be not
less than seven hundred and MT! thousand lollars;
bidders must state their wishes ns 10 N" manner OF
wllrn re t. with tho Treasury Department deferred
payments To bear interest at four per cent per an
mum, payable scmi.annually. TIL" right is reserved
10 reject or all bids Or to walv" any defect or
informally in any bid, should il bc deemed in the
interest ~ the q Hcrum"nt to do -. For further
inforuat ON apply to the COLLECTOR OF ~ STOMS.
DROPOSAIN will be reCeiy cd at the Bureau If Sups
i plies and Accounts Navy DopartIu"ut, Washing
ton, u, G., until - O'Clock noon, June -, lNHT',
aud publicly opened Immediately thereafter T. fur.
labor and material for hot water heating apparatus
for the rniewRlk also IA quantity If coal coke and
plratiom the Navy Ia Onice. d, ,ton. Mass. A. g.
KENNY, Pay nlast"r.,icneral /. 5. y. d-H-"H.
PROPOSALS will he received at the Bureau of Sup.
l plies and Accounts, Navy Department Washing
ton. d. g., until ~ O'Clock, noon, July 3. 1899 aud
publicly opened immrria'oy thereafter, to furnish
at the Ssyy Yard. Washington, Il, c.. quantity ot
steel castings and steel furglngs. Blank proposals
will bA FURNISHED upnuappl cation a. the Navy lart.
Washington, j. A. 5. hENNN Payraster'Hen-
cral L. & \. d-l4-4O,
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS will he received At the ONCE
- of Lighthouse Engineer. Tompk!nsyil.e, v. Y,
until ~ clock NJ, June 2S lStG AMI then "poned.
ton furnished on Application 10 Lient'Col. ID. p.
HEAP. Corps OF Engineers, L, $. A.