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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES >, 8 g s.
election. All of the other old teachers

election. All of the other old teachers
We're reelected.
To fill the vacancies in the colored
schools Adella Woodley and Carrie
Wingileld were elected
The question of electing substitutes
for the colored schools was deferred
until the next meeting. as was also the
matter of clecting janitors of all the
schools.
Professor Herbert Wormsley was
elected teacher of music in the schools
Tor the coming session, his salary be-
ing fixed at SIS per month.
The Finance Committee reported ia
Noraply on bills amounting to S50367,
which were ordered paid.
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OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.

u ROPosAIs For. SUPPLIES : MA.
4 uonal Soldiers Home, Va. Treas
urer's Office. July 9Th. 1890 Sealed pro-
posals will he received at this office until
noon. Tuesday July nth. 1900. for furnish
ing ana delivery of builders. engineers and
painters. supplies al Southern Branch.
National Home for i. v. s.. during tho
three months ending 3Oth September and
the six months ending 3lst December 1870
Standards can be examined. and printed
instructions and specifications and blank
proposals will be supplied upon appica-
ton to this office Bids aggregnting over
$500, 20 must be accompanied by certified
check. payable to the undersigned Treas
urer, for at least five per centun Of the
amount thereof. which check will be for
fetcd to the National Home for -. V. S.
in case the successful bidder refuses or
fails to enter into contract as required:
otherwise. to b. returned to the bidder
Samples presented NY bidders will not he
considered unless same are called for In
specifications. The right is reserved to
reject any or all proposals. or to waive
!nformalities therein: Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be endorsed
posais for Supplies. ". II. d. V. S." and
addressed TO the undersigned. WM
THOMPSON. Treasurer. Approved: i. r.
WOODFIN. Governor. It
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
DELICATE AND DIFFICULT DUTY
OF ARRANGING THE TAXES
TO SUIT TAXABLES

The Board OF Assessors. Messrs
Adam Treadwcll. C. r. Parlett and r.
Z. Nottingham are az work in room
In the Columbia building. They have
tho assessors books for four wards OF
the city and Bvanblston ward. ready
for the inspection OF the property own
ers who wish TO r"duce or increase
taxes on their property. 1t is a
strange feature of the Investigation
that sometimes the mar WHO goes be-
fore the board for the purpose OF de-
creasirg his taxes reveals facts which
increas. them.
The work OF the board Is difficult
and delicate. II requires great deal
OF tact and discretion 10 do justice TO
each taxable and still enforce the gen
efol tax law so that every man shall
pay his share
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
Lawn Party and leo croan7 Festive

There VIII be q lawn party and ice
cream festival given at th- home of
Mr. Harry Miller. at Baysifc. Princess
Anrc county. Friday next for the ben
ent of IIaygood Memorial Methodist
church. There will he nnc boating. An
Invitation is extended TO all to come
and help good cause.
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BOARDERS,

w ANTED-BOARDER VERY DE
w sirah!e location convenient to bust
ness; rooms we'll furnished and airy: care
fui attention 10 table. terms moderate
APPLY ISL F'rcemason street. 1t
" OARDERS WANTED At 'FRONT.'
- Royal. Va Terms reasonable For
particulars apply to Mrs. j. j.. RIRB.
Front Royal, VA ivlo-3t.
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THE SCHOOL
TRUSTEES MEET
They Effect Reorganization for
the Fiscal Year.
MUCH BUSINESS TRANSACTED

Mr.. John Il. whitehead Reelected Prcsi-
dent and hajor-R. C. Taylor Secretary
Standing Committees Appointed
port of Superintendent Dobie-An Old
Teachers That Applied wero Re
elected Miss Gertrude Thomson and
Miss Annie Stevens Elected to Vacancies.
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Virginia g each.

Special excursion tickets again on
sale good fer round trip. meal. and
bah: only 81. at Atlantic Hotel. Go
or all trains. Ask ticket agent for this
ticket.
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HELP WANrEp-FEMALE.

VYTOMEN TO DO PLAIN SEWING AT
w home. $l.50 per day. -Four months
work guaranteed. Send stamped adj
dressed envelope for particulars. r. w.
HUTTON &. CO, Dept. .. Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania. IT.
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Are now on sale at Lowest rates to all
points VIA Washingtcc and Baltimore
Steamers. and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. (Royai Blue IAne). For detail
ed information apply TO
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS. S. p. a..
II Under Atlantic Hotel.
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Take laxative Bromo Ouin,ne Tablet,
All druggists refund the money 8. Il fans
TO cure + w Groves Signature 10 on
each box. 25c.
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All transient advertisements In
serted In these columns must be paid
for In advance.
Rate. one cent per word each In
sertion. minimum, 20 cents.
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Office OF the
Soard OF Street, Sewer and Drain Comp
Norfolk, Va. July 1lth, 1900
Fob SALE :!

Bids will be opened at this office Mt II
o'clock noon on July 2lst for the purchase
of all the iron, steel and brass material
contained in II large Gasliill Pumping En-
ginc. now stored by the city. Bids must
bc made at so much per pound for all
iron or steel work. ana ut much per
pound for all brass work.
Tho purchaser TO weigh tho material
purchased, ana an alternate bid for tho
whole in lump VIII also be received.
Information In regard To the above may
be had by applying to the Office OF tho
City Engineer The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved.
j. u. HOFHEIMER,
jyl1-1w Chairman 3D. S.. s. q ID. Com.
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IN psign and permanent position after.
Man or lady. ZIEG LER CO. PIT Locust
St. Philadolphia. je20-sa .su. wc-i2t
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NOR RENT-NEW SIN-ROOM COT
II tagc. furnished, at Ocean View. Just
south of Chesapeake Club. Apply 10 G.
ii. TERRELL & CO. Agents. $50 Main
street. Norfolk je20-l0t
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AGENTS WANTED

SAT ANTED-SALESME AND COL
w lectors to work IN tho city and
country Apply 20 the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO.. 200 Church street, Nor
<olk Va. juS-2:aw-tf
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w ANTED - 6 HUSTLING YOUNG
w men to Introduce new business in
this city and vicinity. Good salary guar
anteed. Apply to-day from q. IN. To
p. IN. II. ii. WOODWARD. New Atlantic
Hotel IT.
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wv ANTED-A POSITION AS SAWYER
w in good band MILL having several
years experiences: good references. Ad
dress f. b. ECKLlN. Washington. n. c.
je29-2ws
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L Take notice that | shall apply for
the Issue to mo of stock OF the City OF
Norfolk for twelve hundred and fifty doll
lars Gi,e5000). in the place and stead OK
the certificates for said amount belonging
to Juliana NJ Steed, which have been
lost or destroyed. y. w. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator d. b. II. {. t. IL. Juliana NJ
Stced. jy!-3m
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THOR RENT. LEASE OR SAI.E-LOT
Il of land l25x60. fronting on Mahonc's
Lake: IS high and dry. Enquire l76 Bcr-
muda street. mal2-tf
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT = A WAREHOUSE ON
u Water street, about G0XSo feet aces
sible to railroad and water. For terms
&c, apply NORFOLK e. WEST INDIA s.
S. co. jyll-3t'
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Il OR SALE-WELL PAYING WHOLE
Il sale and retail business ;satIfactorv
reason for selling. price. So 600 half cash
balance time. "OPPORTUNf'rY" care
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MIR. MORRIS SPEAKS.

Mr.. Morris was present as counsel
for the complaining merchants. He
was accorded the privilege of the floor
in the Common Council and made
short argument lin favor of
referring the ordinance back TO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11


T OST-A HANDSOME PARASOL WAS
~ left at grocery store of G. o. Deal.
corner Boush street and Market place.
owner call, identify and get same
jyl0-3t
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I,OR RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF
L the late Judge Blow, 90 Boush street
For desirable tenant the premises will
I've put in thorough condition. with all
modern improvements. Apply to r. H.
ROGERS. Agent. ie7-tf
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w ANTED-A GOOD LATHER. CALL
w at 81 Charlotte street, corner Month
cello avcnue-ncw house. Union wages.
&. IL. TOWNSEND. It,
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WANTED.

w ANTED "A GOOD WOMAN TO
w manage dining-room. Also good
cook. Apply between and 10 Il. m, IS
Cumberland street. It,
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Summon excursion Tickets.

uNEEDA BATH AT OCEAN VIEW.
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wIGK. Expeft chaopodi 81 a. MAX N;a1
tcurc OF Richmond Va. guarantees TO cure
hard ana soft corns. bunions. Improving
nails, club nails all without pain Mcs
warwick has treated tho leading people
OF Richmond who have suffered with their
feet, ana from whom she brings the high
est testimonials. having given entire aat-
lsiact!on Mrs. Warwick can la found at
h"r pHll'rS. in Tunstnil Building opposite
Hotel Monticello. Hours: n m to . u
IN; p. IN. TO p. III. Open Monday
June 9th iegg-ln,
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wv ANTED-A RELIABLE MAN TO
w solicit, deliver and collect for some
thing every colored family buys On sight.
Answer quick. CHICAGO L. u l.. CO,
1874 Dearborn St.. Chicago. Ill.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11

EOURTH OF JULY ORDERS FOR
Il Ice Cream had better be placed now
to insure prompt delivery. Don't forget
our new factory Is turning out the best
line OF l0c. and zoe. candles IN tho city
DHYSDALE. Norfolk Candy-tsst-.-,-n. q
Bank street. Both phones 6l3 je25-ln'
T ,IGHTERAGE AND STORAGE-MER-
IL chancige transferred between harbo-
points. Newport Ncws. Sound and Bay
points at reasonable rates. Steam deck
and derrick barges FOR hiro at low rates
Merchandise stored at Burton's Point on
y. & T. Bolt Line r r.. with all rail
roads connection. where accommodation
can be had for deep draueht vessels.
VIRGINIA AND X. G.. TRANSPORT co
LTD. Main office Burton's Point. Norfolk
Co Branch office No. 81 Columbia Bldg.
CITY )e26-im
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\NT ANTED-SMALL IRON SAFE. IN
w good condition Address J.. Il s..
Eentress, Va. state price wanted in
reply. Jyll-3t
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" EMPLOYMENT WANTED-BY RE-
IL liable experienced office man. with
some experience in stenogra ply: am
willing 10 work: references furnished.
Address STEADY" this office. jy1e3t'
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uNEEDA BATH AT OCEAN VIEW.
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w ANTED FOR CASH.-RESIDENCE
w in west or northwestern part OF
city; state locality and price. Address
CASH. care Virginia n-Pilot office. JyS-3ts
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~ ORFoLK DYEING. CLEANING
cleaned; Cents suits dyed. $50: cleaned
and pressed. zoe; pants pressed Zoe: car
pets spccinlty. Al Main. New phone 2ol
Odd phone 80
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7 E.NNIE r. WILLIAMS & co. WITH
- La Mode Hair Parlors. $40 Ml!a
street. GrndUdtc Specialists Cure al
discusses OF Hands and Feet. Our CLiro-
pody and Manicure departments equaI 10
best in America Buuions. Corns. Gallo
sites lnErowing and Club Nails removed
BY Painless Methods. Every Instrument
Ster'll2cd before using Beautiful, ara
Correct shaped Hands ana Nails ace tho
result OF our Artistic Manicure We en-
ploy no noV!ces. Ladies' and gentlemen.
try us ioe{.im
ID HOF HARVEY Is AUTHORITY 3%
] MI Diseases OF Blood TORPID Llvr-
kidney Trouble. !niinmmhtiou or INC
ScaidY Water. Private sanitariurn con.
SUIT hm at his Office. 42l Ehurch street
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w ANTED - SIX GOOD MACHINE
w mouldcrs Apply TO X. w. WHITE
HURST IL CO.'S IRON FOUNDRY. cor.
Chesapeake and Plume streets. 1yl0-3r
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w ANTED-DO YOU KNOW WE SUP
w ply every want for white and col
ored help? Call on us for bookkeepers,
statesmen. office ladies. Office boys. can
vassers, stenographcrs. cooks, house
maids, nurses walters. porters. buffers.
farm hands and laborcrs. THE BUREAU
FOR EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR. ass
Main street jy3
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FOR SALE

A PARTY WISHES TO SELL AT
IN once, household furniture; has been
used as frst-class boarding house: iii
health the cause of disposal: In the best
locality. Address wv" this office
lNlO-3ts
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wv ANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that the Southern Shorthand and
Business University prepares young men
and women for business positions. and
that the demand for its graduates of
bookkeeping and stenography always OK
ceeds the supply. Enter for Summer
Course. Special rates. j. NJ. ISESSLER,
President. jc2i
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NURSE WANTED. APPLY MRS.
IN BENJAMIN LOWENBERG, Client.
jyS-3t
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XXT ANTED-sEwIN0 MACHINES TO
w repair: any make. New maohines
$40 and up. J. w. DEASLJY. 1874,
Church street. city. feso-tt
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MANUFACTURING MEN AND WON
w en- to learn bookkeeping and short
hand during summer months Special
rates for July and August. A position
awaits every graduate OF this school.
SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND BUSI-
President ic24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
AUTOMOBILE FREE.
STEAM FLYER TO Be AWARDED BY
THE TRIBUNE.
A MACHINE CAPABLE OF TRAVELLING So
MILES AN HOUR.

With a view to attract the attention Of those
who would value automobile The Mobile
Company of TarTytOwn, y. Y, has authorized
The Tribune to offer one mobile. free Of ex-
pense, to the particular reader OF The Tribune
who. after a friendly contest, shall have re-
ceved the most votes from other Tribune
readers and buyers for the purpose.
The Tribune will conduct the contest, receive
the votes, announce the results from time 10
time, and award the prize.
ANY man or woman in New-York. Connect
cut, Massachusetts OF New-Jersey. who Is a
reader of The Tribune, Is eligible to be voted for
and to receive this machine.
TERMS OF CONTEST.
ENTRIES will be received up to g p. n. No
vember >, 1900
VOTING will end at p n, Monday No
vember 10. The winner will have the machine
in time TO enjoy a Thanksgiving Day ride.
VOTES will consist of headings OF the hrst
page Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning
with the date September ?, 1900 One heading
will count as one vote; ten headings as ten
votes and so on.
The mobile viii be on exhibition at the Auto
mobile Show TO be held at Madison Square Gar
den from November 8 20 10. inclusive
A circular giving full details can be obtained
on application at this Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
FOOTBALL.
COLUMBIA PLAYERS GET DOWN TO REAL.
WORK ON SOUTH FIELD.

Football at Columbia took a and more
important aspect yesterday when the squad re-
Gently at Branford, increased by fifteen new men,
gathered in South Field take the first really
hard work of the year. Thirty were out yes
terday, and five veterans-AIorley, Smythe, H an
men. Bruce and WILLIAMSBURG expected to-day. he
sides dozen men Sanford, the coach re-
garded it especially favorable that so many
novces and players new to Columbia but expe-
rienced in the game should have turned out for
practice the first day.
About p. m. yesterday the went TO South
Field, where about three hundred and fifty stu
dents had assembled to give the team a hearty
welcome. Sanford first gave the men elemental
coaching in passing and falling the ball After
a half hour at this the candidates practised get
ting down the field after punts. Ashley, Harold
II. Weekes and Van Hoevenberg did the kicking
while all the squad in turn coached at re-
ceiviug Romig excellent man: Holman
Coffin Burcheu O'Rourl1e, A X Boyesen and Nc
COLON got down the field in the best form.
y varsity and a scrub team picked and
put through the signals until far proficiency was
attained Then the first real lineup of the year
was tried. with the men in the following posi-
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
AMER1cAN JocKEYs SUCCESSFUL.

London, Sept. 26.-At the second days racing of
the Newmarket First October Meeting to-day the
Great Eastern Railway Handicap, a sweepst axes
OF 10 soverelgns each for starters. with 500 SOW
ereigns added, for three-year-olds and upward six
furlongs, by Spark II. Waterhen ran
second and Wild Irishman, ridden by Tod" Sloan.
was third. Eighteen ran. The result sur
prise as ]. A brakes Sir Hercules, on which
Lester ReiT had the mount was confidently backed
1 against Spark II. a rank outsider, started
at 20 TO 1 against
The Newmarket october Handicap, OF 500 SOW
eregns by subscription OF Is sovereigns each, for
three-y eer-ods and upward, a mile and half, was
won by Sardonic H. with c. Jenkins up
The Boscawen (Post) Stakes, of 100 sovereigns
each, for two-year-olds mile, seven furlongs
and fifty-six yards, by Lord Eiesmere
chestnut colt Warning, with Lester Rein In the
saddle
The second year of the Fifty-second Triennial
Produce Stakes, of 10 sovereigns each, with 800
sovereigns added, and 80 soyereigns for the nom
in2tor of the winner. mile and two furlongs,
by Prince Sotykoffs bay fy Nnon. by
Sheen, Of Nina. c. Jenkins again had the
mount, this jockey thus scoring twice on his first
appearance in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

The friends of the Brooklyn team who went TO
Washington Park yesterday to see the game be-
tween the Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams were
overjoyed at the transformation which had taken
place. The champions played with all of their old
time skill. did little protesting, and played the
game throughout In a way to set the spectators
wild with enthusiasm If the team can continue to
play in the same form the troublesome Pittsburg
men need not be feared further.
The victory of the Brooklyn team yesterday and
the defeat of Pittsburg at the hands of Cincinnati
wdens the gap between the leaders to seventeen
points. There two dozen policemen at the
Brooklyn grounds yesterday but the game went off
quietly, and the guardians of the peace not
needed. Kitson pitched splendid game and his
support brilliant throughout. Philadelphia
never had a chance. Donahue was hit hard and
often The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA PRACTICE
SCRUBS HOLD THE VARSITY DOWN TO
ONE TOUCHDOWN

Philadelphia, Sept. &c (speciaD-The University
of Pennsylvania's football squad numbers
sixty men after a score more have been dis
carded by the coachers. Because Of this large
number they have been divided up into two squads
and drilled separate fields. The work for
both squads to-day consisted in signal practice.
with tackling and followed by a scrim-
mage practice between the var ity and the scrub
which lasted for fifteen minutes.
The varsity improved it's work of yesterday
and after a struggle Captain Hare crossed the
scrubs goal line for n touchdown After this
scrimmage Coach Woodruff lined up two other
teams, chosen from the varsity and scrub squads
Neither side able to score, though the varsity
gained the most ground. Bader. a new man
played a star game at hnlfback. making several
long Davidson at fuilback and Homer at
centre also showed IN well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
PHYSICIANS ELECT OFFICERS.
AMERICAN ELECTRO THERAPEUTrc Assocn
TONS NEXT CONFERENCE IN BUFFALO


TONS NEXT CONFERENCE IN BUFFALO
The second days session Of the tenth annual
conference of the American Electro herapeutic
Association at the Academ. Of Medicine No II
West Forty-third-st. open, yesterday with a dis
cusslon Of Electricity In Gynecologv" PaDars
relating to the subject read by DR. Frederick
ID. Morse. of Melrose. Mass; Dr. William !
Morton, DR. f. Schavvir. OF Stamford Conn Dr
c. b. Massey. OF Philadelphia: DR. Robert New
man. OF this city, and Or. F. La Tore of Rome
Italy
AFTER the morning session the members of the
association visited the Metropolitan RAILWAYS
powerhouse, at Ninety-sixth-st and First-ove ana
the Brooklyn Bridge. where inspection of the
CAME machinery was made. In the afternoon ~
X u Nunn, or savannah: DR.. Morton DIR Masssy
Ut. w j. Herdman. OF Ann Arbor; DIR FranciS i
Bishop, OF Washington. DR.. E. r. Corson of So-
Vahhah, and Dr, Emil Heuel, OF this cfN. rsed
papers on electrical topics. 49, va"
-, the following officers were chosen last ntght for
the current year; President. DR. Ernest WeDds ~
i,uHalo' nrst Nice-preSident. DR. F. II NIorse ~
MelFose' Mass; second vice president DIR Is n
Brower, OF Chicago; secretary DR. O. {; nm ~
HARRISBURG; treasurer Dr. r. G.. Mum az "a.
Eahnah chairman Executive CommIttae Dr
Francis u. Bishop, of Washington. The next sn-
nual meeting Will be held in Buffalo berinninp tbe
hrst tuesday in September. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
FIRST RACE-srARr IL
MUDDY TRACK AT TERRE H4rTE.

Terre Haute, Ind. Sept. pa heavy rainfall
spolleo the clay track bed to-day, and although
the 2ls class trotng and 214 class pacing contests
were finished with two heats OF the 2:2O class tro-
ung contest for the Wabash purse of $1,000 the
pig match race between Joe Patchen and Anaconda
iihu 10 pe postponed The great race will probab y
De paced Tomorrow. The 2:25 pacing and 2l5 class
- F''''NN "ii'i' 'O-il"'-
,d Inc hrst race to-day was the unfinished 2l9
iot j.. 4 won the second and third heats ha ndIIv
as ne hhd already taken the first heat yesterday'
lazy Ppes easily took the 2l4 class pacing contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
STAKES FOR 1901 AND 1902.

The Brighton Beach Racing Association has an
nounced the conditions for the annual summer
meetings at the track at Coney Island. The total
value of the six stakes Is $500. The two-year-od
stakes for next year the Brighton Junior $40 00
the Neptune Stakes. 5000 and the Venus Stakes
for FLIES 5000 For 1902 the following announce
ment is made for three-y ear-olds: Brighton Derby
$4,000; lroquois. 5000 and Brighton Oaks, for
hllies. $3.50 The Brighton Handicap and Brighton
Cup will close in January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Brooklyn Jockey Club, Graves
end 2:15 .. m.
GOLF.-New-Jersey State championship,
Essex County Country Club. Orange; wom-
ems championship. Harbor Hill Golf Club,
Staten Island; women's team match, SHINE
cock against Seabright Shinnecock Hills;
wonen's team match. Dyker Meadow against
Wee Burn, Dyker Meadow.
TROTTING AND HORSE SHOw.-West-
chester County Fair.
SHOOTING.-East Side Gun Club monthly
live bird contest Smith Brothers grounds,
Newark: Medicus Rod and Gun Club live
bird and blue rocks. Interstate Park; High
wood Rod and Gun Club. Guttenburg.
BASEBALL-Boston against Brooklyn,
washington Park Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
TENNIS PLAY AT PRINCETON

Princeton ~ j.. Sept 2G-The annual fall tennis
tournament to determine the university represent
au'es IA the intercollegiate contest began yester-
day Forty-slx men entered. which is eighteen
more than In any previous year. All the pre-
aminary rounds were played off and several Of the
iaSt year men dd well The tournament will be
al A4,esandeT @ g Vail to2 Ogden OF shafer
90 linen VI; sim, %; Batten, O4 and Gamble
'oi. did the best playing yesterday