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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED FROM Pace TN CONTINUED FROM P on

bonds The holders Of old bonds will
receive premium in cash to compen-
safe them in q measure for the sacrifice
OF interest which they make. The cash
premium Will be computed on q basis of
the present worth Of the old bonds at
2A per cent, and will be on April l.,
the date that the new 2 per cent. bonds
Will bear 05.GS51 for the 3's, Sill. $751;
Tor the AS and s110.075.1 for each s1OO
of the 5's. This exchange will save the
government, after deducting the pre-
MUM paid. nearly s23, 900, IL all the
holders of the old bonds exchange them
Tor the new ones. National banks that
take out circulation based on the new
ponds are to be, taxed only one-half of
per cent. of the average amount OF
circulation outstanding, while those
who have circulation based on deposit
OF old bonds will be taxed, as at present
1 per cent. Where heretofore the mini
mum capital was $4,000 national banks
Win SZo.OoO capital may now organize
IN places OF 1900 Inhabitants or less. 1t
also permits banks to issue circulation
on all classes of bonds deposited up to
the par value of the bonds, instead of
W per cent. of their face, as heretofore.
RMS ought to make an immediate in
crease IN national bank circulation of
something like S24, 900, 900 as the amount
OF bonds now DEPOSITED to secure cir
culation is about $4,000, 900. If the
price OF the new 2s is not forced so
nigh in the market thnt there Is no
profit left to national banks in taking
out circulation we may also look for a
material Increase in national bank cir
cuiation based on additional deposits of
bonds. %
National banks are permitted under
the law to issue circulation up 10 nm
amount equal to their capital. The to-
tai capital of all national banks is
S6l600O,000 The total circulation out
standing is s253000. 600. There Is. there
fore. possibility of an increase in cir
culation of $685.. 200, 900, although the
price OF the new per cent bonds. as
already foreshadowed by market quo
tations in advance of their issue, prom
ises to be so high that the profits to
the banks in taking out circulation
Will not be enough TO make the increase
anything like n possible total
Comptroller Dawes, when asked
what his course would be in connection
With the requests for national bank
charters under the new law. said:
In view OF the large number of an
plications for charters Of small banks,
shall institute a special Inquiry. in
addition to the usual examination. as
authorized by section 5l69 OF the Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
whenever there Is the slightest ground
to suspect the existence of improper
motives on the part of those applying
for charters under the national system.
This course Will also be followed in
the case of State banks applying for
leave TO convert themselves into ma
tional banks"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
SAM JOHNSON

Court here recessed for about ton
minutes, and when 1t reconvcned Sam
Johnson was called Sam Is colored.
MIR. Whitchurst continued the examin-
cation. He lived with Flcmming when
the shooting occurred. He blew the
I whistle when the pulley slipped at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
Goldi G Gold. Golt,l

That is always the cry. and, the wiscst
lands. Tho latest l9l Dorado Is reported
to DO en- Nome City Beach, Alaska.
Thousands of people are fastening there,
many OF whom 1t is inevitable will return
broken IN health. or what avail is gold
when health Is gone? Guard your health
Stomach Bitteis,, and you will ALWAYS
have true wealth. The Bitters are for
people who have abused their stomachs,
or for those who are naturally weak
1t will regulate the bowels stir up the
liver, invigorate the kidneys, and abso-
lutely cure indigestion, constipation, ma
larla, chllls and fever. 1t is Il natural
tonic, absolutely free from dangerous mar
cotics. 1t should be taken at tho present
season TO protect the system from sud-
den colds and malarial attacks. It's u
good medicine TO keep on hand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
THE FINANCIAL BILL.
Continued from Page 4.

The endless chain is broken by
provision which prohibits the use of
notes so redeemed to meet deficiencies
in the current revenues. The act pro-
Vdcs FOR the ultimate retirement of
all the Treasury notes issued In pay
mcnt for silver bullion under the Sher-
man ac. AS fast as that bullion is
coined into silver dollars Treasury
notes are to be retired. and replaced
with an equal amount OF silver certifi-
Gates.
The measure authorizes the issue
of gold certificates in exchange for de-
posts of gold coin. the same as AIT
present, but suspends that authority
Whenever and so long as the gold in
the redemption fund is below $l00 000,-
600. and gives to the Secretary the
option 10 suspend the issue of such
| certificates whenever the silver certil-
Gates and United States notes In the
general fund OF the Treasury exceed
| $50 900 600
The bill provides for larger issue
Of silver certificates, by declaring that
! hereafter silver certificates shall be is
I sued only i'll denominations of Ten dol
7 lars and under except az to 10 per cent.
/ OF The total volume. Room is made for
I this larger use of silver certificates in
! the way of small bills. Furthermore,
/ national banks are allowed only one
third Of thesr capital in denomination
/ under ten dollars.
/ One clause of the bill which the
public will greatly appreciate is the
right that II gives to the Secretary to
coin any of the 1890 bullion into sub
sidiary silver coins up to a limit of
Sl0o. 100000. There has for years been
. scarcity of subsidiary silver during
!criods OF active retail trade, but this
provision will give tho Treasury ample
opportunity to supply all the subsidiary
silver that is needed.
IA distinct feature IS In reference tC
rcfunding the per cent. Spanish wal
loan. the 9 per cent bonds maturing ir
1907 and the per cent bonds maturing
in 1904 total of $3.50 900. 900, into new
Der cent. bonds. These new pei
cent. bonds will be offered for sale. bu
will only be issued in exchange for al
equal amount, face value Of the ole
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
ENGLAND DOOMS
THE BOER REPUBLIC
Continued from Page I.
REPLY OF ENGLAND.

REPLY OF ENGLAND.
The Marquis of Salisbury to the Pres
idents of the South African Republic
and the Orange Free State
MEDIATION PROPOSED.
London, March 13.-The United
States Government, at the request of
President Kruger and President Steyn,
has offered to the British Government
its services as mediator, with the view
OF bringing about peace in South Afri-
ca
THE ATTITUDE OF GERMANY.
Berlin, March 13-It is semi officially
announced that when the Orange Free
State and the Transvaal addressed to a
number of the larger and smaller
States a request for friendly mediation
the German Government replied that 1t
the essential condition of such media
ton were present. namely the certain
ty that both belligcrents desired it.
OUR OFFICES DECLINED.
London. March 13.-G:15 p. m.-The
United States Charge d'Afairs, Henry
White. saw Lord Salisbury at the For
eign Office this evening and received q
formal reply from the British Govern
ment. declining the good Offices of the
United States in regard to peace. It is
understood that the reasons of the Pre-
micr arc Identical with those already
cabled to the Associated Press.
1920 p. m.-The interview between Mr..
White and Lord Salisbury was very
brief. the Premier combining himself to
courteous verbal declnation, without
entering into details
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
A REVISION.

lie drove close TO Souxs buggy, as
his wheel hit the hub of one of the
buggy wheels Flemming was at the
mill-sidc saving Il piece OF board as he
drove up; didn't remember what Elem
ming was doing all the time.
x Answering Mr. Walcott: lie ex-
plained that at The last term Of court
he meant when he stated that the mill
was not running he thought the saw
was the mill, and had found out diff
fcrcnt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
OUR RICHMOND
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Continued from Page 1.

Wilson, Botetourt.
The Board met in secret session to-
day and made other appointments,
which will be made public tomorrow.
SPECIAL ELECTIONS.
Governor Tyler has issued the calls
for special elections in the Fourth Con-
gresSional district and in the lcgisla-
tive district OF Rockingham county.
The latter election will be held on the
fourth Thursday in May, the former on
April 18th.
The election to be held in the legis-
lative district is for the purpose of
electing q successor to the late B. G..
Patterson, and is done in-view Of the
possibility of an extra session OF the
Legislature.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
HIS MEMORY HELPS.

4 Queried by the court, lie said lie had
been told by Mr.. klemming and MIR.
Mcintosh, since tho first trial, OF the
different parts of the mill. This
brought lively tilt between counsel.
in which Mr.. Mcintosh lost his temper,
and Mr.. Wolcott intimatcd that the
coaching of witnesses by counsel had
exceeded usual professional limits.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
In TILE HANDS
OF THE BRITISH
Continued From. Page I
INDEpENDENCE DOOMED

INDEPENDENCE DOOMED.
London, March 10 ti:4I p. MIN the
House of Lords to-day the Premier,
Lord Salisbury, read the British Gov
ernment's reply to Presidents Kruger
and Steyn. The concluding one sent
is as follows:
Her NIajesty's Government can only
answer your lionor's telegram by say
ing it is not prepared to assent to the
independence of either the South Afri-
can Republic or the Orange Free
state"
WAR LOAN PASSED.
1880 n. m.-The war loan bill passed
its second reading in the House of
Commons to-day by vote Of 2GS to 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14

The courtesy of the Norfolk and
southern shown by their running the
special train at 10 a. n., returning from
the court house at 6:3O n. M, is greatly
appreciated by those attending the
trlai, ana The train was full last night.
some few having to stand. rhc RIM ~
Norfolk was made in twenty minutes.
with ono stop at EemDsyille
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-14
Captain MccaIla Pardonad

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Washington, March 13.-Thc Prcsi-
dent has granted a full and uncondi-
tional pardon to Captain Bowman IL.
McCalla, of the navy, now serving in
the Philippines
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18
COURT MEETS
AGAIN TODAY /.
Many Important Criminal
Cases Veto be Ifi8d.

The Superior court viii convene
agatn this morning, aud some inter-
esting business is yet % bs disposed
of Amoa the GASES Il that OF s i,
Wiag1sld charged with the murdsrot
Pninis Hart, Phisca4e viii probably
costume an eDtife da thers are. 4
large pumher II viz VI 10 be exsms
ined
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18

The Christmas holidays for the pub
lio schools q he CITY and comfy Will
begin % FRIDAY, December alst, ana
lessohs viii be resumed on "Wednesday,
5annsry $40, 1901 r0e public school
Teachers VI an D. paid up one
mon h's ealafs On Friday agd satnrdsy
q this week Dec alst 2ept
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18

IL = gentlemau's wh,skey, pure
deliCions beverage, ana a grand sppe-
tizes. Don't forget the name, 81. W.
Harper" whiskes the kind your
grandfather used. Sold by I. Newman,
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18
Fruit Cake II ak.

Now is lifetime "a make your Christ
mas Fruit Cake, II you would have ii
gnely blended and -tine in Hav II " en-.
The time for eating arrives.
I have the material Tor making them
Fire California Isager Baisins 15e 10
Inc Galifofnia Needed Raisins I5c lb
NEST Select Cleaned currants zoe Is
Fiaess esracan Citron zoe ID
Fine Glacs Lemon Peel 2ac rs
Three Crown 'prkisi a gs zoe to
shelled Jordan Almonds soc ID
olelted !. feean Halves ..y. 00clb
: aIey. S1oiaen Dates. 10c Id
Spices 70 Suit Everybody.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
AMATErR COLE IN ENGLAND

London May 10.-In the fifth round to-day o. the
amateur golf championship tournament which
opened at Sandwich Tuesday Hilton, Of The Royal
Liverpool Golf Club, beat C. f Whigham by G and
4 J. Graham. of the Royal Liverpool Golf Club beat
Lord WInchisea by ! and s. J. A. T. Bramston. of
oxford, beat c. F. Hambro by . and I. and J. Robb
of the St. Andrews Club, beat J. 3. Pease by 3
and ? Both Whigham and Lord WinchIsea utter
~ Ialled 10 MAINTAIN the good form they had pre-
Viously shown
IN the semi round Robb beat Bramston by
and l, and Hilton beat Graham by and ..
The playing between Robb and Bramston was re-
rarka bly, even until the end, when the latter
teI right away. Hilton played a perfect game. and
Ora nam never had chance Of victory. The final
VIII De between d Scotchman and Engishman
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
LIEUTENANT GIBSON AGAIN WINS.
THE DERBY WINNER TAKES THE CLARK STAKES
IN RECORD TINE.

Louisville, Ky. May ia week a go to-day Lieu
the Kentucky Derby and his share OF the stake
8 900. To-day he made his g 800 richer by
winning for him the Clark Stakes at a mile and
eighth. He had 10 carry I27 pounds lot Of weight
for three-year-old early IN the but he
did it. and did II like a racehorse His perform
all the more creditabe in that he equalled
the track record for the distance, 154 fiat. which
has been held by Pearl Jennings. four years old,
with seventy-six pounds up. since 1885. Thrive,
FIaunt and Dieudoune added. The books
sized up the situation exactly and held Gibson
in the betting laying 90 10 ! against FQaunt and
90 70 ! against Dieudonne- They finished the
odds went, Gibson gallopng in ahead Of Flaunt by
Two lengths. The summaries follow:
First race six furiongs)-wlnter lo2 C1evtu) to
Peter Duryes- 9S .doweD. ) I and 8
10 5, second Oconee 80 t2ansom). 10 third. Time
-I-15.
Second mile a sixteenth selngl-Com-
pensatiol III lGImoTe to ana 10 ., won; Lennep,
l07 lDevinJ I and even. second; Lillian Reed. SO
CyVedderstrandj. ) 10 !. third Time-14s
1O7 GIowelD and Lusu. 104 lWinkfeld).
20 l !. second; Irving Mayor, 80 tWedder-
strand TO ! third. Time-I:O3
Fourth CLARK Stakes; mile and eighth
Lieutenant Gibson. l2T CBoland) F1aunt, III
tWInkfedl. I and second; Deudonne, l07
Gilmore 30 I, third. Time-I;54.
OTeddersrand). g even, Esther Riggs, 100
(BolanG). l } 10 >, second Ethel Wheat. 10
CHarshberger). l. third. Time-0:55.
sixth six furIongs; seIling)-Judge Wardeil 1l3
Walsh l even, second Isabnda, 81 CBynuul)'
u !, third. Time-1.14
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
CItn pr1pcrin for Sale.

AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. Is TO -
FEET WIDE. on 49TH AND 10Th STREETS.
NEAR MADISON AVENUE THE ONLY
Low PRICED NEW HOUSES BELOW 10TH
STREET PRICES FROM $4,000 Up AN
OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NEVER OC-
CUR AGAIN PLANS AND PARTICULARS
ON PREMISES. cR OF THE OWNER AND
ARCHITECT. CHAS. Buck. 100 WEST
42D ST
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

Jacobs. Solomon. - Julius Do-r-h-rr. ssh-ss
Jackson. Tsidore 20 a. % Martin Burxs al No
ID % y Crushv-st year. ---.--.--..
opp-nh-imer. Matilda. Co Fanny Ellenser.
mitte@. etc. No 142 West nth 81. years ..-..-
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cnr1er lEt-s-. I year
same - American N1rr-nE~ Company. zi-a~s.
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same o susan q and George b Herman. trils-
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can AortznSe COMPANY. ~ -,3 ana - Dee
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etc. Nos : and Do Avenue q. F. wears
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Company. ij6-h .sf - - m kri.s-sr.
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Company. ~ 81 Eesf ssth-st b years
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cl-ry. @d-av- tn5 rt 90 t4rh.ar p years.
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stitutie r. NJ 90 ra p-a ~r--ar-. Years.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
GOLF,
HARVARD OUT OF THE INTERCOLLE-
GATE ToJRNAMENT-NOTES
OF THE LINKS

Harvard viii be the only prominent absentee in
the intercollegiate team contest at Laurence Har-
Dor Tomorrow. William 8. Downlv, the secretary OF
the club said yesterday that Harvard might enter
at the last moment. but It IS hardly expected that
she will. The other members OF the Intercollegiate
Golf Associa tion-YaIe Princeton, Columbia and
Pennsylvana-have sgnihed their intention OF being
represented and II will probably be the only
meeting Of college golfers this the contest
is being awaited with some interest. The club has
arranged TO have the trains the Jersey Central
Railroad leaving this city $780, $50. u:3O a. m.
and 1:50 p. m. and the 12:4O D. n. train the
Pennsylganta 7Il Railroad stop at the grounds
last few weeks, and the Greens Committee expects
The holes are as follows First 44s yards second 40
5nra 5f4 Itti fourth go NTH go; sixth 20 seventh
The teams entered are:
- Yae,T Markoe Robertson I Cheney. C Hitchcock.
Prtnceton-John stuart Chester Griswold. jr Percy
II, Fyne, G. j. Cook or II l. Wilson:
l. L4neaweavsr and H Kennedy I'M
Columbia-Lyman Rhoades, tr. and three yet
announced
The Golf Committee of the Newark Athletic Club
has arranged for the extension and Improvement OF
the golf course in Clfton-ave. Irvington. to
provide eighteen good holes of more than five
thousand yards in playing length. The first twelve
holes Will be ready almost Immediately and the
naming holes before the close of the month. The
services OF Alexander Ffndlay have been secured
70 feen m pe,r anu ms uaor LOT ] anu II Is lnetded
The use of the links is to be strictly limited except
that one of the immediate family of a member may
nave the privilege Of both clubhouse and course
FOR the season upon the payment of SO. Visitors
may have the privilege of the upon utroduc-
uon by club member and upon payment of 81
day.
At the annual meeting Of the North Jersey Coun-
try Club, of Paterson, Wednesday the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, General I. ". Congdol: first vice-president
J. q. Barbour; second Weep president r CIoodbody;
third vice-presdent. II. J. Hewat; treasurer H Q.
Knox; recording secretary, ". Sumner; financial
secretary. s. s. Lanbert governors \. RyIe J. r.
Beam and c. r. Smith.
By a vote OF 70 TO the members OF the Hacken-
sack Golf Club have decided to permit the use OF
their links Sundays. The clubs annual meeting
took place on Wednesday evening, when an effort
was made by several of the cIergymen of the town
to present a petition denouncing Sunday golf on
vote OF the members il was decided 10 Law the
matter on the table. The election officers resulted
as foHows: President, F. B. Poor: Weep president.
r ;: HaIIett; secretary, Charles Ames; treasurer.
u M Van de Water; captain, E. Crassons: gov
ernors, Jere Pangburn, jr. ". c. Thomas j. c.
Ward, " r. Foster, c. A Peck. z. P. Washburn
H. NJ. Bogert and A T. Haley.
Inc Columbia University freshman golf team will
play St Paurs School at Garden City to-day The
Blue and White representatives will be J G. Bates
Beck. ~ L. -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
ATHLETICS.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ENTRIEs-DUFFY TO BE
BARRED-NOTES OF INTEREST

William A Young, secretary of the IntercoIlegi-
ate Athletic Association issued yesterday the COM
plete list Of the entries the college athletic
championships which will be held ar Manhattan
Field on May % and 26. There are about eight hun
dred and eighty entries in all, eighty more than
last year II was said that 4. F. Duffy the sprint
ing champion from Georgetown. will be prevented
from starting. although his entry appears in the
Ilst IN case Duny's entry is refused by the Inter-
coIIeglate Athletic Association il is probable tnar
the Amateur Athletic Union viii follow the sa me
course That would prevent DUFFY from competing
al the lntern2 tOnal championships at the Paris
Exposition. The entries are so heavy IN the rrack
and field contests that good part of two days will
be required to complete the list
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
SALE OF THE CLARK HORSES.

There will be racing at Morris Park to-day,
but large numbers of lovers of the running horse
will undoubtedly journey TO that track attend
the auction sale at o'clock OF the entire racing
stable Of the late ". H. Clark The list includes
Banastar the celebrated fve-year-old son Of Faran-
dole and Blessing who the TObOggan and
Brooklyn handicaps last year in dazzling fashion.
Some OF the other well known horses are Candle
black Nuskadine The Rose, The Bouncer and
considerable number OF two-year-ods and three
vear-O6s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Robbins-ave. W = 80 2 n o. Westchester Rail
D Hsrq to- wiIheline -. s1s5oo
r : l25 T. II Avenue q. @iXsoZs Eliza
bet Howard Jenie Wauderer- -.------.-- l+eO
T+rh-st. n LeNlnSt1n-aVe, lax
1872, John Riete et al executors, 70 Emile - 80
xee,,or So ctn Sto 70 eieo-Ee p we5mors 1880
I27th-st No 1870 East l0luXss-ll; Maria vi
Tabeie D Henry c Meyer
Crosby-st N 13 Il. T5x12o TX Irregular VIII
Irwin. executor. etc. et al 70 Isidore =. -.
o-~'N'
135tb-st n $ l2s = " or Crpress-ave I0"xlO0;
CTr1syenor Hubbard. referee. 70 Fritz Seile SSsO
Froa,i ,ivav f5I, s. - 3xll1 oNtllN
ll5. George . Ralusford et al 70 the singer - -
sd- ave Nos i5I7 and SIC. 5f1xiGo.
EN- EmanGe a9s a15Iber n5iIslS'iel 10000
DeIancey-st 2S5. corner Cannon-st. l6-sx
55 % Jo55 s55,bsr a@yes executor 10 t4s 1890
Cannon-sr No 50 25xI0O. John Hayes. ex-
ecutor 70 Piucus Lowenseld and another u i2S
No e lst-st. ~ llXA9-oN
T2-Txs33, susan Tier, e1ecutrix 10 Leopold -oo
N6~roik-st : 100 2, n OF Rivtngron- 81 25xiGo:
MoF1esai glsfos goRI aaa af' aaatheT 5000
Same , prePGc5g 1o,on Flneus anu cs75o
5Oth-st No I33 20 East. look llo0x
Ss.1 Jonu y stear1s and
another executors, John NJ Kyle. ..---.-.- 'Sooo
25-ave No . 4s5 v 25x15, Henry IL Geschett, - $50
referee Richard Dudensng II =. 4--1o"
2d-ave 2 487 24I1xI9- henry III
Cescheidt referee Richard Dudenslng i-.aso
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
CYCLING.
RACES TO-DAY-REPORT ABOUT
SECRETARY OF THE L. AW
CREATES A STIR.

The annual championship bicycle races OF the
New-York Interschoastic Association will take
place at Berkeley Oval this afternoon. The races
were to have been held in conjunction with the
annual track and field championships Of the local
league tomorrow. but were changed IN order not
to lengthen to-mOrrow's meet. The races viii con-
sist of one mile and oue-thrd mile contests. lie
Roy See of Berkeley and r. G.. Strange, or Co.
lumbia Grammar. among the schooiboy cracks
entered. The winners in tO-days contests VIII
meet the BROOKLYN scholastic bicycle riders at
Berkeley Oval May - in the championship
Etercity contests
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
Large delegations of Princeton and Columbia
alumni expected TO attend

More than two hundred entries have been re-
ceived FOR the tweuty-second annual track and field
championships OF the New-York schools tomorrow.
s. A. Syms, formerly CT the Barnard School, will
be clerk Of the course. The first four men IN each
contest will have the privilege OF representing New
York IN the intercity meet with Brooklyn on May
IL, The Long Island tnterscholastic annual meet
will take place at Adelphl Field, Brooklyn. to-
morrow afternoon The winners Will meet the
New-York victors week later