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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
BIRTHS.

The births. white, were male fc-
male; total white !. Colored II male.
: female; total co!ored. 10. Total births,
e.
THE METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
The meteorological observations OF
Weather Observer j. j. Gray show the
following records:
Barometcr-M Mean. 10000; maximum,
30.2Si; minimum, 29.Si2: range. .4i2.
Thermometer - Mean. 76 degrees:
maximum. 50; minimum, CT; range. SO
degrees.
Humidity Mean. II degrees; maxi
mum, 100; minimum. so; range. 30 de-
grees.
Prevailing wind northeast: Total
rainfall, 5.67 inches.
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LOST.

It OST- SUNDAY MORNING ON
~ Chestnut street OF Berkeley avenue, Il
Ladies Small Handkerchief of Mexican
Drawn Work. Finder will please return
to o. Pearl street. Berkeley. It,
II OSr-WATT-S STORE SMALL La
IL dies leather Pocket-book. containing
about 81: also receipt bearing name Miss
Bessie CIR der. Finder please return to
WATT. REI'rEW G. CLAY'S. it,
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On account OF the Epworth League
convention held In indianapolis July
goth to 23rd. For further informa ton.
apply to
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS,
S. p. ~. BALTIC. 6 Ohio r. r.
Under Atlantic Hotel jy2-eod lot
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TIE NEWS or NORFOLK PAGES TIREE FIVE AND SIX
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RI APTHA LAUNCH AT CAMPOS-
N stella Bridge can be chartered by
hour or day. Excursions and picnics for
private parties. JOHN HILL, Ia Hughes
street, Brambleton. it,
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nv ANTED-YOUNG MAN OF EIGHT
w years experience desires n stua-
ton as Lumber inspector. VIII work foi
moderate salary. Address, INSPECT
Or" care V-rginian-Plot. jyl1-3t-
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" DUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFER
4 ence wishes position in Photograph
Gallery: years experience. Good at
viewing. Small salary expected. Address.
j. S., this Office. iyS-3l"
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

II. AIDES TO EMBROIDER AT 1'I!EII,
IL homes; all or part time; no expert
ence. Send reply envelope for free sample
OF work. UNIQUE EMBROIDERY CO.
1o2 Fulton street, New York. jyll-lw-
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Il, OR REMITTANCE 'FRONT.' ROOM.
- nnfurnished. for gentlemen. az. r.
care this Office. ~
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rT,HE IIOME.-EvERYTrlrNG NEW
i and clean. table board $500: board
and room $500 per week Al anu ~
Church street.
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TnE
Joseph Brown
STORE.
UNIQUE.
Grand S Cent Dress Goods
Sale.
Specials for Thursday. 18Th.
Specials for Thursday, 18th.

$50 yards Crash Suitings,
% inches wide. tainly a
very unusual price for the
quality.
$50 yards solid stripe Or
CANDIES, 81 inches wide-an
elegant fabric.
And to make it more inter
estlng, 40 pieces, 1912 yards,
Organizes in both light and
dark prlntlnys on sheer cloth,
81 inches wide.
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w AN T r. D REFINED, INTELLI-
w gent Lady for SPECIAL work intro
ducing systematic home instruction foi
the young; to begin by going with one
now introducing it, School teacher pre-
ferred. Liberal terms TO lady selected
Address, "A. b." the V:isinan-Piiot Of
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EOhRDERS.

=
ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with or without board. at oil Church
street opposite ST. PauIs Church.
jelS-tf
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FOR RENT

Ty OR RENT-A DESIRABLE RESI-
n dence for rent at 2gi East T.oV.tt
gust LIST. For terms Apply on promises.
jyll-St
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w AN T ED.

wv ANTED-A BOY OF EXPERIENCE
w TO attend TO soda fountain at the
candy Kitchen" Apply ut NORFOLK
CANDY KITCHEN, Bank street. 1t
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" OR RENT CHEAP-A FIVE-HOOM
II House. In Park Place. on Tweni v
eighth street. between Lcwcllyn and De
bree avenues. Apply to Mrs. CARRIE;
WHITE, corner Twcnty-n nth and Church
streets. or WHITE q CO.. No. 81 Bank
street. leg-3tr
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w ANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER
w In an established manufacturing
business. with 5000 to Invest. Address,
"MANuFACTURER," this office. 1t
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~ OR RENT-'rWO NICEL.Y FUR
a nished Rooms In desirable locality
Address. HOME" care Nirginlan-r lot.
jy9-su, tn. th-3t'
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HELP WANrEp-MALs


MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND
1Sl appoint agents Established firm
s60 per month and all expenses to start
MFR., Box S9S Philadelphia, Pa.
ju14-4w
MT ONEY TO PATENT GOOD IDEAS
W may be secured by our aid. THE.
PATENT RECORD. Baltimore. Md.
jesO-lm'
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III ANTED-A GOOD MAN WITH a
w small capital. capable OF working
II en- in good legitimate business. "P
o." this office. jy9-sutu-otS
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FOR SAFE


u OR SALE-A SMALL FREIGHT
A. ana towing Steamer, with an es,ab-
lished business and doing well ut both
VIII sell very cheap or exchange for real
estate The owner can't give her any at
tchtion, Is reason for selling. lnvcst.ga-
tion VIII prove 1t 10 be an opportunity
seldom found. Address ID" Box rs
Elizabeth CITY. n. c. jy9-su, tu-9t
~ OR SALE-FINE PAIR SIX-YEATl-
~ old Carriage Horses PAGERS iron
gray. good stock. harness ana rubber
tired double buggy. Owner going to cali
fornit: rare bargain. Mrs. y. NJ TfIOM-
AS, Hampton. Va. jyg-gtn
IL OR SALE. - 6,sx12 SINGLE CYI.TE-
L der, Single Drum Hosting Eng
and Boiler complete; in good order: can
be seen at Pier c. K o., Newport News
Address Sl $. 9Th street. c. X
WEAs hN, Newport News. Va. jy7-+ts
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ID PHOTOGRAPHIC RE'rOUCHER AND
Il Printer wanted: young man or lady
Box 90. Newport News Va. jyll-3t-
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oil at s Gents.

No thn g in these is shop
worn. All are late purchases.
We want 70 m to show other
goods. Our stock of Wash
Goods is simply nothing Short
Of immense. as YOU can easily
See on inspection.
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VIZ ANTED-TO BUY a CHEAP ROW
w boat Address, f." care Virgin
dan-Pilot. it,
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Il OR RENT. = FURNISHED HOUSE
A. on Colonial avenue for July. August
and September. Address "COLONIAL.''
this office. my3l-U
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ID OSITION WANTED by RECENT
Il graduate of Eastern Business Col
lege. PauGhkeepsic. n. Y, who has had
several years experience In the mercantile
business. Position as houkkccper pre-
ferred. Il. l.. HOLT. Waveriy, Va.
jy9-3t$
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LOCALITIES or DEATH.

Thc dnaths % whites occurred as fol-
lows: First Ward. :: Second Ward. 4:
Third Ward, s. Fourth Ward. {; Fifth
Ward II; Siyih Ward. 3; 81. Vincents
Hospital. :; Norfolk Protestant Hos
pital. I.
The deaths Of colorcd persons oc-
CURED as follows: St. Vincents Hos
pitai, .; Nlmshousc /; city jail >: Fret
Ward .; Second ward, s: Third Ward
-: Fourth ward, 50: Fifth Ward, 0;
sixth Ward o
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

- AVE THE PENNIES AND THE
- dollars VIII take care OF themselves
Many a penny can be saved in dealing
with II. L. WICKS. staple and fancy
grocer, l02 Chestnut. Berk.cy. Nu,nsen's
Yacht Club always in stock
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.sVJTAKE TIME F,Y TliE FORELOCII7,
( with ono land and BASKET with
tho other and Visit THE NORFOLK
GROCERY CO. market square. FOR gro
Gerry supplies. Numsen's Yacht Club Vim
cgar always on hand
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Trust not 10 appearances" but nut
your IN al IN Hood : SaTsa pa riila which
never disappolnts. II is the best medicine
money can buy.
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..A BIRD IN TIE HAND IS WORTH
II. Two IN the bush,' and one dollar
saved by dealing With GHiGGS & 60.
fancy and staple sr0ccrs. Chapel 8 worth
two not yet earned. Numsen's Yacht
'i.i, \frrrn q tu-p Ne IN Inn
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VITAL STATISTICS.
TIE RECORD FOR JUNE IN
NOR NOIK

-N'istClJiN.
DR.. c. +. Ncwb.n, Registrar of Vital
Statistics has prepared his report OF
vital statistics for the month of June.
The report shows death of AZ white and
- colored-total. III.
OF the whites death resulted from
causes rs follows: Zymotic diseases,
lG: cons l.tutional diseases. 10; local dis
eases. 10: developmental diseases. 4.
OF the cnlored the classification is as
follows: Iymotic diseases. 10: consti-
tutional diseases. y; local Diseases, "a;
developmental diseases. Z; violence, {:
unknnWn Diseases 4.
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V A GOLDEN MEAN" is THAT
IA happy medium OF excellent goods at
cNceedinGly close prices. You VIII iind it
at f. NJ SMITH, fancy and staple grocer
corner Borkley and Liberty. BerSlcy, also
Numsons Yacht Club Vinegar.
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d. rNHE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT"
WAS the result of careful saving
on his part You may likewise save money
Il you WI give GitIGGS X GUY. Fran
hieton, your order Tor groceries, Numscn's :;
Yacht Club VINEGAR for sale.
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II A S6ms d5sd 45 rs T Via he H 1r>Siga
handsomely at j. Z. L. BURFORD'S
Lamber;'s Point Fancy and Staple Gro
Ger. Prices right. quality guaranteed
Numsen's Yach; Club Vinegar speciality
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II ouND, 4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Anyone may have !; by going TO J
n. PARKER, fancy and staple grocer,
iiuntersViilc. Nunscn's Yacht Club V!n-
CIR Tor skir.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

Nj ONEY READY. NO WAITING
FUKNlTuKE. WHILE IN USE. Mort
cages and other securities: liberal adj.
yanccs on salaries. rents. opnuitics. rs-
tates and permanent incomes Interviews
strictly private. and all transactions rig
.diy cVnndentinI. NOitfO l.h MUt.:
GAGE AND LOAN CO.. w. II. nof-
heiner new No. 35S Main street. Morltz
Office Duild.nE. suItc and 6
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

r5N M NNTUNAL SEQUENCE on
honesty IS confidence No under
weights or UNDERWRITERS IN focd supplies
purchased from l.. y. WHITE. Brambic-
ton Avenue. Nunsen's Yacht Club Vine
car "A cufci1lt.-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11

sslI, PLURIBUS UNUM." THE ONE
80. store--out of many--is that OF
u. w. HEWITT. rs Chestnut. Berkeley.
lie has everything fas;id Gus liver could
WISH including Numscns Yacht Club
Vinegar
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pullipg down the curtains 90 that the mob
ne sRa hRyz The Tns SSSCa
out Of their dressing rooms President Ebbets
III If you men gent protection. say 30 now and
Em aSR eau MA AXE s care Sf
t. sdS' 's az: ' %; %sfss a: ss
re,1 9s dp A: Sssd 70 S:%. ha %ss. %
on IL merits are E Internationally. a
Sss ' S 81 sss
opt'of the main, entrance the umpires pro-
sAh,sir sppssTsnos t6.y wer. literally meSbsG:
GSa .sS ssass sS. Ss;
Widow. hurried below and and aslIlns g; :sysSsi
tSslr way to the aide 81 The UNI pirss, All the
way up Third street to the slsysssd station.
N; ; Sos s. ss dr q * .EG
e e, nenn. me stsirs,, o. ne platform we're
oshsF; All Tie w way y The s' Brdss fm:l:
Central Once men and o number Of cool
headed citizens. Emslie said TO TEE Sun man /:
the plate Il vas ss saw Il and was p.risetly
honest In my judgement"
DIVER said the same about the play at third
base. Hanlon declared that both OF the de-
cisions were unfair. while several Of the Boston
players SAID that the ruling at the plate wac
praise foF his efforts 70 protect the judRes OF
PLAY apd quell the disorder. He said last
nshs ssss Tx hfa fe1
Dryer ofiolate again In Washington Park they
will DO amply protected; Score;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

TARRYTowE. Sept. THE first OF the i'm
portant matches in the Sleepy Hollow Ten
mis- Clubs open tournament were reached to-
day. and rapid progress was made in both
events. In the semi final round OF the sin e les.
Paret had an easy victory over the New York
A. @. cham on. and Allen. the Yale cham pion.
beat Little. the champion OF Princeton. in all
exciting three set match. The Prince ton ian
clearly outplayed Allen in the second set, hut
the Yale men held Aafe lead throughout the
odd set. Hackett and Allen, the western cham
pion pair, had an easy victory in the doubles.
Paret and Little putting up an indifferent game
In the finals. The scores:
Mems Singles-Se Seminal round-J. p Paret beat
Roland Mallory. 60. 60; j. A, Allen beat II. D..
Little. b-2. 2-B, "a.
Mems DoubleS-First round-C. s. Bait and G. d.
Willard beat Roland Mallory and q. II, Mallory,
semi Final Rouud-H. H. HAckett and J. A. Allen
beat @. 8. Bait and q. d. Willard Ga, 6-l.
Final Round-H. II. Hackett and j. A. Allen beat
j. p. Paret and r. ID. Little. 81. d-3, "a.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Miss JuliettS Atkinson. OF
Brooklyn. won the Western championship at
lawn tennis at the Kenwood Country Club here
on Monday afternoon for the third successive
time. and her victory gives her permanent
possession OF the challenge trophy which she
had held for the last two years. Miss Myrtle
McAteer, of Pittsburg. won first honors
In tho All-eomers tournament on Satur-
day and challenged Miss Atkinson yesterday
for her title and cup. In the first get. the
Western girl put up clever game. while the
little ex-champion from the East was decid-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
Rowling on the Green.

Since their triumph over the Boston plavers
on Labor Day the members OF tho New
Jersey Bowling Greens Club are eXultant.
Yesterday al the picturesque greens OF the or
ganization. on the Communipaw shore OF New
York Bay some good practice was done for
coming matches. Fhc best playing was exhib-
tied ny Il, K ArpIeton and J., Weperti The
10y scores Of 2l-6 and 2l-l5 respectively.
Weipert showed his .sunerior skill over W.
Smack and H. Mcdonald. ths scores being al
IL and 2l-7 The team match resulted In
victory for SKIP Exams over skip McCree, the
scores being Is to J. shots, Next Thursday the
mem bers will begin their annual match for a
gold medal presented hr J, II, Dun. A week
later the match tor the gold medal donated by
John Young viii lie decided. Following will
come match for \ pair Of llMo how Is given to tina
club hy Mr.. SChefleln uf Dunnellen, n. j.. the
organizer OF the Midi-sex Bowling Green's
Club in his native town. Later the return
match is to be- played bctween the New JersSy
and NiddescX experts AT the formers greene.
Iss St snd ia a.
the home talent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

Century Vheelredn-1. Yes. 2. Read Rule 81
Ed,card Miller-The second pitcher In both
eases.
1t is runored that Long. Lowe; Hamilton.
Duffy and Bergen will not wear Boston uni
forms next season.
,Meekin apd Hughes will probably BE- the
pitchers In the Boston Brooklyn game at Wash
ington Park to-day.
will play the second inter city cham pionshp
Grounds.
The nrst Of a seriss Of games between the
Park. foot Of Sip avenue. Jersey City.
Ths Ss BE-, os s,S SDsG for
Miller. Manager. fss TROOP avenue. Brook.
Ign.
The Union A. c. Baseball Club would like to
hear from q team averaging between sixteen
5a ffs:ssis En- ST n
in s Ssr ana q vo % fs to III ~
with ilrss-elass teams, 9tfSrng suitable guar;
s SsE sn nGSt . E.rps 6sS1s'
GRAND RAPIDS: Sept T;tN Manager LOTUS
cash bss!. Tor the hsra hitting and esy:r lett.
fielder q the a1nq RAPIDS wiz sn The %
Catcher Sullivan, to Boston, thu. deal Including
an outnslder and an amount OF cash.
The latest story is to the. effect that soden 10
duce Frank selee to take the management Of
Il is said that soden will make Duty bench
manager Of the Bostons. Hickman becoming
The s dsr Of thu,
thing to say about such move himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
SHOOTING AT SEA GIRT.
New Jersey Team Wins this Hilton Troph!
from Georgia by Ten Points.

New Jersey Team Wins this Hilton Trophy
from Georgia by Ten Points.
SEA GIRT. Sept. 7.-To-day marked the
opening OF the matches held under the dirse-
ton OF the National Rifle Association. II was
the fourth day Of the meeting. and interest
day WAS the match for the Hilton
odd years ago, by the late Henry Hilton
For number Of years this match was shot at
prosramm mo OF the New jersey State Ria Xs $50
citation. When the match was started light
part OF the day, was Il strong enough to inter-
feTe with the shooting
Ssr nv " fGn%S ss
backed down at the last minute and did not
had had little or pracsiee and they sdid not
feel like competing under these conditions
Sew Js:d1
snt:SP q s ssS TAX os,Ss T. ss
5ers sS was second With as and the %a.hin sw
stage o, the match at 500 yards found sii New
Jersey only three points less than Georgia.
a hs STAGE p e g.s Is
sheSins ten points to spare Hsr p sore r 'S wa.
the District OF. Columbia third with 1913.
The last stage Of the match found hundreds Of
shot ot liked When six men on each team ei had
hSs on o1G tie GSs9sa
the ranks Of the Southerners. But the Jersey
men eavsd their best men for the last. and BY
so DOING showed wise judgment Georgia
Austin to win tbs, m atch. but their scores did
not compare with those OF the Jsrssymen. 1t
9S FOO ph Of rTysts r. R las.
others. making his score as.
him on such remarkable performance.
Others crowded around the trooper and almost
Ss hin wSyem IN e' Is T.
made pessibie in any 81 the com pany or r. rcTi
% match will s sns
sSet Scores Of tin Hton Topsy @ssh be
1s 1..v ses yd'. 500 s1 ga'. 900 ga' Ts. sd
S:;ss; Of co,uI.i. II Il IL IL s. $$s,ss
Two men q the sixty-ninth New York ar
rived during the day i, q One o, them was Lieut.
Rs PraS.ce %stsh Capt stebbin. 81 tS 2,
~sh Mel Ms seFk he a:a IN tn
with sergts. Lamb and Corris. both crack
shota.
Fsrrow Of Washington leads in all the All
sergt. Doyle Of tho seventy frat New York
is only three points behind. Lieut. Summer
Payne OF MASSACHUSETTS, and Lieut.. r. H. Sayre
score Of "A each in the revolver cham rionshlp.
which in previous years has gone to Lieut.
Richmond OF Georgia Sergt. Doyle has a
mortgage on the Winchester match. He has
48 to his credit DOYLE would proba bly, have
had clean score. but before his last shot
some one stepped up and tapped him on the
shoulder eongratu ating him on his good
SCORE, This threw him of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
CHANCES IN FOOTBALL RULES.
Intsr-collegiate Committee Makes Several
Intricate Points Clear.

lntr1cato fO1nts SioArs
The intercollegiate Football Rules Com
mittee. composed Of Walter Camp. Yale; Rob-
ert d. Wrenn. Harvard: Paul J. Dashiell.
Johns Hopkins; John G. Bell. University Of
Pennsylvania; Alexander Mofrat. Princeton.
and L. NJ. Dennis. Cornell. held a-msetng rec
emily with the idea OF making clear several
points in the new code drawn up last year.
No radical changes have been made In the
methods OF play, but the rules as they now
read cannot be misunderstood.
There was enough controversy over the rule
relating to fair catch" last year to make
that the subject Of much thought by the COM
mittee. As the rule stood. PLAYER making a
catch was compelled to mark the turf with his
heel. As many catches were made under head
way IL was impossible to heel down" the
moment the ball struck the catcher's hands.
Accordingly. II another step was taken. the
charge was made that the back has tried to
snt %if 'ae catch Rule ha. there
fore. been changed to read as follows:
fair catch consists in catching the ball after it
f toacS.s he s4oSns rni in smsry
punt opt BY smother e the catcher. own siis Pro
marx with his heel and takes not more than one step
neE ~a. ouohsd another
eaten Opponents who efside shall not interfere
% ra Sh
catch has been made unless he has advanced beyond
his mark. rs explained.
In rule II, referring to the bal when dead"
the explanatory note has been changed to road !:
Should the ball strike Official it 10 not regarded
~ dead but play continues exactly IL the ball had
not touched him
The original note was ambiguous and
caused trouble in some OF the schools. Rule
49, covering penalties for fouls and offside
play, has been pretty thoroughly overhauled.
Section Z has been made to read as follows:
In any case Of free kick (Rue H., II the kicker
advances beyond his mark before kicking the ball
dulles q. and 10 b.. no matter whether he then
kicks not, the opponents shall be allowed to
line up I'VE yards nearer the kcker's mark aud
the kick shall then be made from some point back
of the FIRST mark. and ct the same distance from
the side lines This shall also apply when the side
ground CRulS b. and then fails to kick It, kick OF
and try at goal after touchdown excepted. The
ruling shall be given in Case any player Of the
eide making free kick 10 ahead of the ball whom It
10 kicked (Rule IA a..
Section F OF the same rule. which restricts
starting before the ball Is put In play. has
been made Enthusiastically clear az follows:
In the case OF unlawful starting before the ball 10
put in play for scrimmaRe tRule 10, az. proyid
be brought back and put in play again. II
this occurs again in the same down the
ball shall be given to the opponents II again
during the that side nfringes the rule bearing
this act the ball shall be Immediately given to
the opponents The aAme ruling shall be made in
cases OF infraction of Rule 10. b andc.
Several typographical errors that appeared
In the rule book last year have also been cor
rectod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
Lcug Row by Members of the Nautilus
Boat Club.

Seven members Of the Nautilus Boat Club
have Just returned from novel and interesting
rowing trip. They started from Bay Ridge
Aug. 27. at 10 O'Clock in the morning. In six
cared barge. the route laid out being through
the Norris and Essex Canal TO Lake Hopatoong
The men were forced to lay over at Newark a.
the looks and planes were not operated on Sun
day, but at the end Of the second day they
eight miles: The crew left Boopton as o'olcck
their destination, Lake Hopatcong. at $40
O'clock the same day. after rowing twenty-five
miles.
locks and planes by the tenders being absent
There had been q break In the canal at Phillips
burg, so the lock-tenders were not expecting
stances the crew attended to the 4llinG Of the
LOCKS Themselves In order to make up time
The men started on last Friday for the return
trip over the same route. arriving at the boat
house. Bay Ridge, on Tuesday OvenipG, Sept 8.
The, membsrs Of the crew were: D, n Boo.
stroke; f. 7. Armstrong. c9Xswaip: g. Boate,
II, stevens. i; Randall, J. Lstztus and F.
Nordenholt. Three'o these mel had made q
similar trip through the Delaware aud Rarltan
Canal to Philadelphia In 1895.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRAoKG
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. Mot single favorits won
on the fat at Hawthorne to-day. but Col.
Bartlett the 4rst ohoie: Won the the Stooplsohass
very leni0Htly treated, CorriEan 70 evidently
still the power at Hawthorne Park. The racing
was without feature. Summary:
First Receive and ons.haH fnrlonRs-Tommy
o. Brien. Il8 MUTT. to J. won; Highland Lad. 10
(MlcJoynt. 81 70 second Donna Anita. lot
Second Raoo-siI Undergraduates, lot (Con-
ley). 10 TO /. won; AontSomsEy. lo2 tBullman), to
Third ascs-ons mils-Livadia. lsI ulathsWs), 4
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sachsm Head Yacht Club Regatta.

A feet OF twenty-five boats sailed in the six
classes at the third annual regatta OF the
sachem Head Yacht Club OF New Haven on
Labor Day. The winners we're:
Cabin class, so feet. ]. +. Elton's Umbrina; open
class, 80 feet W: BrandsSse's Comm odore; cabin
GLASS. 20 feet; +. g, r. p. Stewards GlonA; open
R. O. Mitchell'S Luseue: open class. IL feet H. g,
Wedmore's Hornet; cAtboats, 20 feet. Stanley Bros
Poem,
At the annual meeting after the races the
officers elected for the coming year were
Commodore K. C. Seward; yice.Commodore
seyArdi Fleet Captain. Robert @; Mitchell.
L. c. Seward and r, O: Mitchell were elected
to represent the club In the Yacht Racing
Association Of Long Island Sound.