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posals for furnishing the materials and performing
the labor necessary model the heating and plumbing
furnishing and installing SWltchhoaFd
Panel Engine ana Dynamo at the House of Refuge
for Juvenile peiinauents Randalrs Island, n. Y, may
be by up TO Il O'Clock.
M on SATURDAY the day OF September. 1900 % Al
exander E Orr. President of the Board OF Managers
RandaIls Island New York City, at which time and
place the Board will receive and open an proposals;
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
forms OF proposal obtained the office OF o. " sage
al the House Refuge Randalfs Island
N " or at the ONCE OF c. L. Helms State Architect
In the Capitol Albany. n. Y.
Contracts wiz be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
anno'rt aysabs therefor in which the Board OF
Managers reserves the right 10 reject all bids,
A. +. ORR,
President Board Managers.
New York N Y Aug. 2lst. 1900.
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heavy hogs steady: heavy mixed 81 GoGs5
aorkers, 50 T5dS5 pigs S5 1895 So roughs 909
Soi sags 50 75d$4 %. All offerings cleaned up
market
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Great Britain. France. Continent.

The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
So far Ihis +s sesso5. ai5 675 7ooSc5 27os57s
Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes-spo cotton
el4et; sales 1900 bales. speculation and export 300
aag sDisnds S.d Futares opened steady to points
oaFey STEADY aa r. Pps aai5b:
5eoriaTy March. 43s1zs; MarchAprli 437lzb; April
. el53. September october 459zb october November.
Yarns quiet elotBs more denand
FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand for spring pat
grades % there RaES EsT Rq1irI ps the bas Of old
ss,s So 45as8 g. wihieT patents s. 75a$4 spring
vaeT | e 7oas3 so no grade si5aSiS 75 per ton
sB9t s ana 70 srye i've Rye FoR-Easy & &9uoted fair to
MEAL-steady; Quoted kin dried 81 45aS2 So. as to
o eaar 3 sG Sao 5 %aifS ana auoes Eet
ss 25 S 80 % prn az bs9 6up SIS 56gSI6 coarse % win. ~
sr ter bran s5qsI9 latter Whit s n mdanngs SIG 5og$Si sni
s2s 5o nseed oil cake, s27 So cake. $50 so
Eo shorts TOP corner yesterday and promoted
% ST big advance IN Tie last hour the market closing
On Wednesday with the experience Of two previous days
a. o.s tne3 bear traders early in the session T2eRee
ne s05s1 5 s a1ie' 9PeRsa &c ng nghe e 10 7se
soon 90 g;arf me- az - &c, I o ressure @ part
q T. being for long account For time. therefore the
its o IN aIteI opening ~ trIh h S,i,e bnssrb
markets influenced by ansetted weather came 1zgS4d
hieher The tuning oin was Shortly after o'clock
when ntimstions another large export
count first began circulate pit. slight
S1sln shorts followed rapidly by increasing
SleFn, until the close. with shippers reporting up
vac Il 5 loads worked AT ali points mostly outpors the
less excited and strong win
pey much the entire short element struggling to re
20 early sales -Four days In succession has the
market been disturbed by heavy export orders Including
nc business done yesterday transactions in that period
Llate reached about 23340o0 bush. about three
t43lTths 4 which has been worked al outpoTts
.iil4e The interior OF winter wheat was
Ietner large again. Louis reported country ac-
s,siiahcea light, ana The Price Current admitted
nc Likelihood Of smaller At the important
rf wheat points total arrivals 40SO bush, com
kea with $4,000 bush week ago In all parts Of the
west ard Northwest again prevailed causing
complaints about damage wheat in shock. At Mime
sb9iG wednesday the largest -four business IN six
months accomplished reaching about $50 900
b1s Paris markets closed 10 30 points lower. Berlin
We unchanged. Budapest = points lower and Antwerp
partly 4 franc higher Quotations OF cash wheat,
snoat basis, as follows No red sihc; No ? hard
ltoba, stsc spot No hard Duluth SIC TO arrive;
30 / Northern Duluth s4Ac arrive; No ] Northern
CC1iesgo. Sic 10 arrive No hard Chicago; 7o7se
t43ItAISberal throughout the belt, notably
N Kansas, this market from responding
teTialiy last prices
quentlv partly &c lower. although little up
from the weakest interval Of the day Exporters took
Prompt the decline pick lot Of corn,
their transactions reaching. said 70 loads at ell
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tCIION-Speculation in cotton small. The market
opened steady at an advance of points and decline OF
"a points other positions, pursued
course within OF variations. with the
vantage of the time the side Of shorts.
lowing yesterdays showers. most heavy IN North Caro-
Ntssissi Arkansas and comparatively
IN South Carolina and Northern Georgia. rather
feeling prevailed having its first effect in Liverpool
IN producing feeling here chiefly
pressure Of further selling by outsiders who
nueuced considerable by unsatisfactory
trade outlook and the general apathy Of speculative
Notwithstanding the
and the backward Of the with affairs
the Far East liable any time become disturbing
factor. After the opening OF the market there
advance of points covering, followed by break Of 10
points on further reports Of rains the central and
en sections of the belt. At net decline OF 4a6
points apparent with subsequent changes unmpor
tant and trading slack Increased attention
given TO the receipts which while rather larger be
hind the movement Of ago The crop
too mixed FOR confident action the part Of class Of
traders, and the volume Of to-iays business
small with the market finally quiet in tone at net de-
cline Of points.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trars New York. foot OF Chambers St.
follows and 5 minutes earlier from w 2Sd ST.
900 a m. Dsily-SOhd train for Buffalo. Arr P. m
BtnghamtOp, WaVerly. and Bradford
parOr and cafe dining Buffalo.
OiI6 q. ni.-DatlY. sundays. 10 BlnghanlSoTs
Owego. Wa, Sry. Elmira and Delaware Valley points
Daily to Port Jeris Monticello Pullman PaFor
2.:sO o. m. Daiy.-Chicago Lnited-Fast mail-soild
Chicago. arriving 20 Cleveland 80
Chicago. Ceva and. Cincinnati Dining
7.3O D. m. Day.-BuifaIo and Cleveland Express-err-
TO5. Bradford 100 and
% Cleveland n 30 seepers to Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafe ear
Oils Daiy.-Solid train for Bnghamton. Waiver
Elnra. Chicago. SeeperS Buffalo Chicago, Cinain-
rat. Dining car.
FTvICKFTS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
4 COSIMODATV at III I12 26i 40l and 93T Broad
way 1855 East 12sth ST. and 2Ts i25th Chambers
andy West York: SS3 and SEQ Fulton
ST. Broadway Rrookyn: 12s River 81. Hoboken. and
York transfer Co. calls and
checks baggage TO destination
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A DVERTISENENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once No. l2i2 Broadway
"a RoFth Of ais-St,, until o'clock ADVERTISE
falliwing branch offices regular
ohicS until o'clock 50 Sth-aVe 3.
lS2 Gth-aV6. teth-s-.. Macy Vh-NVe-
and 1s2 Columbus-ave West 66tl-st 700
42dst. eetwCen Th and Sh $50 Fast +Ithst LsS
Sd-ave between T6th and nth l026 Si-ave.
6ist-st, LT0S 1st-sve.. soth-sL ESQ 3d-ays
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN RY.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.

New York. ot Liberty street, South Ferry
CNh:tehau TerminaO minutes earlIeE
%DaIly TExcept sundays tSundays
CHICAGO .&3O a. N. U4bsrsy street onlyl, 'liO p N
and si215 night
PITTsBURG. '4sO a m Liberty street only. 500
.. m. 100 p. and t2. IS night
CINCINNATI. 81. LOCIS. 5000 a m. 'TOO ,. ma
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE $500. 1000 (Dinsrl.
s113O (D!nerl. 100 Cptnerl. slS0 CDincri.
800 (''Royai Limsted" exclusively Pullman Train
Diner Cafel. 800 (DineTl 100 D N (Diner0 and
'i2l5 night. NORFOLK. tLOO p.
All trains illuminated with Fntsch Light
ofaess; ilS; i72. 2Gl, 4s4 1900 Breadway = Union
So w, II BoweFy, ~. Y: SD Fulton St. Brooklyn.
whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggags checked
hotel residence destination
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Rio-Cofee market firm: No Rio. 1885: exchange,
10sd receipts 1900 bags United States
e0G0 bags: stock. l92. 900 bags.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee fol-
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Sot cotton closed quiet with quotations sc lower on
- lEs Of Sac for midding uplands and lOsc for mid
t.ne Ing Glt Sales l159 bales. Southern spot mar
hetA were telegraphed follows: Galveston, firm az
'-lbc. AeW-Oreans. steady i0c; Mobile, quiet at
savannah steady 3Ssc: Charleston. firm &c up at
~ wilmington. nothing doing; Norfolk, quiet 9asc;
iISaltiF1ore nominal 1O5sc Augusta, firm at 57sc;
Aeh4lhs steady at 9rsc, St Louis quiet at 9-l6c.
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SOUTH FLAISFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week
dayS W sd A NJ $40 and Is p. 81 Lv COrtL
and besb SITS, o 80 A NJ, 420 % and 81 p NJ.
accommodations
Broadway square Columbus Ave- n Y,
s. dy and annex station Br0Okyns
Transfer cheek baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination.
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Foreign coffee markets-San Santos-Cofee market steady;
good Santos, 1900 receipts $4,000 bags stock
S03 600 Hanburg-Cofse market opened 4 pfg
higher: al 2.3o p N. net unchanged = pig higher;
$4,000 Havre-Coffee market opened irregu
\ franc lower u N. steady, franc higher;
m, steady, March 4 lower, other months
chanEed $50 unchanged total sales 81 600 bags
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Ocean 5teamers.

MOR1TM GlERG0AGN 1lGYD,
.FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
49, CHERBOURG, SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Aiier Sept. TTave sept. Is
Kaiser W. d. CT. Sept. 4 Kaiserin Mar tn sept Is
Lain Sept. II Ailer .......... Sept 2T
- - Departure 10 A. VI
fIWlN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
G. kurfhrst sept o. P VI. F. d. Or. Oct. p. NJ
Earbarossa sept 20, A. VI. Fr. d. Nov s. IL A. Il
1CHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
f. d. CIR. Aug. 20, = NJ. Irene. Sept. ~ Noon
fMEDlTERRASEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
Ems Sept. Vera
Departure II A. NJ
ObLHtICHS & CO.. NO. 5 BROADWAY.
Lewis r. Meyer. As South Third St, Pha.
SPECIAL. NOTICE
From Cunard Pier 52 North River
fFrom Congress St Bklyn Take south Farrv
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DED D LINE.
IL For In Guayra Puerto Cabelio. Curacao
eaiho via Curacao-Calliug also Puerto Rico
~ From Roberts Pier. Bro0kyn
PHu.ADEI. .PHIA. aturGay, Aug q, noon
S S CARACAS. Saturday, Sept 5, noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
ROULTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers 135 Front St
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Century Cycle Club.

Interest in the welfare of the Century
Cycle Club is Increasing each day, and
during the past week several old members
Joined the ranks. The regular monthly
meeting was held last Tuesday evening
and large volume of important business
was disposed Of.
Last Sunday Messrs. Capt. Ed S. Byrnes.
Vice President Tom Doyle, Secretary
Treasurer John Q. Sheehy, and Lieut.
Allen Hollander made a most enjoyable
run to Ashton. Md, where the day was
quietly spent and one of Abells choice
dinners disposed of. Billy Wright. 1.-The
little road plugger," mounted on a tan
dem with Lieut.. George Wells. hit up
hot clip to the Falls. JimIrie Henderson,
with several frien.s. made a trip to River
View and returned on the boat.
Today the run will be to River View,
leaving 621 Street northwest at $3.50 a.
III. Captain Byrnes desires az many of
the members as can possibly attend to be
on hand and bring out the old orange and
black on the road again. The boys are
making great efforts to regain their old
quarters on f Street northwest.
Some time during the early part OF July
Messrs. Sheehy and Hasler will make
quite an extended trip from here to the
northern part of the State of New York.
The boys will consume the best part of
two weeks making the ride. They will
visit several places of interest en- route,
and will no doubt extend their ride up
into Canada. Tandem will be used by the
riders, and the return will be made by
train. A number of the members eontem-
plae various trips during the summer.
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VICTORY FOR The tigers
Princeton Wins an Uphill Game
From the Yale Ball Team.
Nassau Players Binnkcd for Eight
Innings While Their Opponents
Score Four Runs New Haven
Pitcher Lets Down in the Ninth,
and Black and Orange Win Out.

PRINCETON, n. j., June 9.-One disas-
trous inning for Yale. and that the ninth,
landed the Tigers victorious in the contest
here today, and gave to them a clear title
to the championship. SO far as the Blue is
concerned. For eight innings the New
Haven men outbatted, outfelded. and out
pitched the Princeton aggregation, not al
lowing single representative of Nassau
to reach the second bag. and when Hutch
ings was sent in to bat for Watkins in the
last of the ninth there was hardly per-
son of the thousands on the field who
would have been willing to gamble on the
Tigers chances of winning at any odds.
The unexpected happened, however, and
Hutchings started the ball rolling with
slashing two-bagger. Robertson then hit
Steinwender, and Kafer pounded hot one
over second base, sending Hutchings
home. Meier then hit for two bases, Kafer
and Steinwender scoring. AT this the
Princeton rooters could not restrain their
enthusiasm any longer, and down they
piled from the bleachers, over the fence,
and upon the diamond.
Captain Camp refused to continue the
game until the grounds were cleared.
which occasioned delay of fifteen min
utes. Garvin was then sent out to occupy
the box, but he was supported poorly by
fale's captain, who fumbled Hillebrand's
grounder. and Meier advanced to third
Burke sent an easy one to Sharpe, who
threw high to the plate, permitting Meier
to tie the score. Hillebrand had gone to
third and came home with the winning
run when Chapman placed neat single
between Camp and Guernsey. The score:
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GEORGETOWN WINS AGAIN.
Takes the Second Game From Chi
cngo on the Score of o to ;.

Takes the Second Game From Chi
cnwo on the Score of o to ;.
Yesterday afternoon the Georgetown club
played their last game of the season. and
the event brought out fair-sized audience
pions. While the work of the present team
has been satisfactory. it is not as strong
as the aggregation of last season. The
record shows that none of the clubs, with
the possible exception of Princeton. Of this
seasons college club organization, were as
strong as those of last year.
Georgetown was infinitely weaker on first
base. Devlin has done well, but is not in
Captain McCarthy's class. In right and
centre field this seasons team was inferior.
Cranston's work behind the bat showed
Improvement over his last seasons play
Moran was a tower of strength at third.
and 1t is to him more than to any other
individual player that the team owes Its
success. 1t is claimed by other clubs OF
the organization that he did not belong on
the eligible list Of college players; that he
had played professional ball at Atlantic
City and other places. and should have
been excluded. Yet the matter was settled
otherwise, and there is no chance now for
protest. II Is, however. fair to say that
without Moran there would be another
story to tell-so far as Georgetown's stand
ing in>the race is concerned
The game yesterday was a second con-
test with the amateur athletes from Chi
cago, whose playing in Thursdays game
won them golden opinions. They are an
earnest, Woodworking combination. thor
oughly up in the fine points of the game.
But in the Georgetown lads they encoun-
tered foemen that proved to be their mas
tiers in the baseball field
The game yesterday lacked the spirit and
vim that characterized Thursdays con
test. Aside from Moran's two base
hits the game was without incident or ex,
element
The visitors were first at bat and scored
one run, on two hits and two outs. They
scored two in the fourth inning on hits by
Vernon, Place. and Harper, after which
nothing was accomplished in the run-get-
ting way.
The locals scored in the third, fourth.
and seventh, netting six runs. Following
IS the score:
RHE.
Georgetown -. o 8 o o D 0-s
'hicago ....... 0 9 0 o o 0 0-3 g.
Batteries-Blewett and Cranston; Rogers, Smith.
nd Harper umpire-Mr. Belts.
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some strange hypnotic power which makes
one feel mean and cheap unless one leaves
the customary piece Of 'siller' in the little
plate upon which the change is returned.
Now that little plate Is the most dia-
bolicaI conspirator in league with tho
waiter. Have you ever noticed how tho
change clings to those little plates? The
power Of adhesion seems to be present
with remarkable force, and unless a man
is extremely penurious or possessed of ex-
traordinary will power. in nine cases out
Of ten he will yield to the combined in
huence Of the waiter and the plate.
have been told that walters are
forced to insist upon tips on account Of
the poor salaries paid them by their EN-.
ployers; in fact. it has been remarked In
my presence that at many of the ultra
fashionable restaurants walters actually
pay for the privilege of attending certain
popular tables. II this be true, then I
think the remedy is apparent. long
suffering public should rise up in its
might and form the Multiplying Society,"
or some kindred organization, which would
compel the public host to pay his own
salary list
Just then the wine came It was John
Bulls treat. He left bright silver half
dollar on the walters little plate.
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AN IRoN-JAwED YOUTH.


Ffom the Chicago ChroDicle.)
Leroy Scott, a deaf mute, bit off pieces
Of wire and nails in the court OF Justice
Prindiyille at Harrison Street police sta
ton with the avidity OF Beamish's goat
In feast OF tin cans and cinders. The
youthful Sampson took an iron bar in
his teeth and bent it with ease, to the
amazement of the spectators who crowded
the court room.
The exhibition Of strength was called
forth during a case in which Scott was a
witness. He handed Justice Prindiville
card on which was printed his name
and profession, and when the case was
concluded the magistrate requested q
test of the boys alleged strength
Prosecutor Scul1y produced an iron bar
reserved as a gavel when the noise in
the room becomes too great Holding
the middle of it in his teeth. Scott soon
rendered 1t useless for calling the crowd
to order. A dozen wire nails were then
produced, and as fast as they were placed
between his teeth the mute bit them in
two. The wire screen which protects
Clerk Roderick was then brought into use.
and Scott ehewed portions of 1t 50 fast
that a halt was called by Justice Prindi-
vile, who feared a bill for the damage
might be rendered against him. Scotts
final feat was to lift big policeman over
his head and hold him there until the
officer grew red in the face.
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Entire. Mt Grnvesend.

GRAVESEND, June 9.-Entries for Mondays
races:
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; about six furlongs -Marbehead, 10I;
Oliver Nc, los; speedmas IOl; Tulane 10i;
Alsike, lOl; Friendship, 103; Meehanus, III;
Frank Webb, 90; Chief Murphy, 81; shoreham,
Beautiful, 81; Prestidigitator, o..
Second racc-For maiden three-years-olds; one
mile and seventy yards.-Hayman, Lord Balti-
more, 112; Eileen DAILY, lDT; Col. Rue. 100;
Good Morrow, 10Y; Lancewood, Firelock. Cyrano,
10; Nansen, i09; Long Isle, ll2; Iroqiois Belle
107; Rochester. Stamp, Commodore Miller, 100;
Timely, 10I, Specific, LIZ.
Third race-For two-year- olds; non-winncrs OF
$1,000; five and one-half furlongs.-All Green,
1l3: Blues, lis; Callear, Xerxes, l0T; Maiden,
IL; NcAddie, lis; Fair Rosamond, liz; Fleet
wing, Ida Carbry, l0i.
Fourth race-The Myrtle Stakes; for three
year-ods and upward; and one-sixteenth
miles.-Hesper, SO; Intrusive. 10i; Lothario l0l;
Merry Prince, 1903; Bangor. 1Oi; Kinnikinic, 100;
Sky Scraper 90; Halt Time, los; Jackpoint, lOi;
Central Trust, Jos; Post Haste Sc. Charent,s los
Orchards entry); King Barleycorn. LOG.
Fifth ace-For maiden two-year-olds; non
winners at this meeting; five furlongs.-Ad-
100; The Covenanter, liz; San Luis, 10g; Rap
penecker, Gautama, Holsten, l12; Pills Green
wood, 100; Attenuation liz; Tavelar, 100: Hum
bolt, Competitor, Cresson, 112; Lady Georgiana,
100.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
handicap; one and one-sixteenth miles.-Mon-
tanic los; Bangor, 104; Hardly, 81; Hammock,
81 Sir Fitzhugh, 90; Magic Light, Sc; Blue Devil,
126; Charentus, 120; Merito, Ill.
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ST LOUIS, June 9-Entries for Mondays races:
First race-For four year olds and upward; SELL
ing; one and one-hali miles.-Jim Conway. loi;
Klondyke Queen, 81; School Girl, 1Oi; Musket,
lG2; Jack Bradley 10i.
Second race-For four-year-olds and upward:
selling; six furlongs.-Aunt Maggie, l0I; Sehnell
Lauier, 107; Capron, l01; Lauza, 81; Ned Wickea,
ll2; Lee King, 30; Imp. Loiterer. 1l2; Iii kollor
10; Troubeam. l07: Mamie Lou. lO2; Tenolc, 100;
Marie G. Brown, %.
Third race-For four-year- olds and upward;
handicap; SIX fiirlonss.-iellow Tail l20; Theory.
1o2: Cotton Plant, "a; Imp. Clonsilla, 96; Iii
NocSer. 90.
Fourth rsce-For four-year-oIds and upward;
seven iurlongs.-Hottentot. 96; Harrie Floyd, l0t;
Tom Gilmore, 96; Lady Callahan, l0i; Tulla Fon-
SO. 1922 Mystery, 100; Guide Rock. 100
Fifth race-For three-year.olds and upward;
selling; one mile.-Myth, 1Oi: Lvldia. JOG; Tick
Full. SIS; Morgan Stern, So; Moroni. ITO; onsde,
l05; Helen Fl. Gardner, 102; Iron Chancellor, 1903;
Gas, SIS; Clarence b., l05; Laureate, los.
Sixth rsce-For two-year-olds; five furlongs.-
The Mecca, 100: Adelante. 81; Mintara. 81; Miss
Fora. lG2: Free Girl. 81 siddara los; Isabel, 100;
Ad Gibson, 100; Loone, 81.