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New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
FIRST EXHIBITION OF VEHICLES TO BEGIN
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
TONIGHT.

Madison Square Ga arder thronged with
pe0ters and other worknen yesterday all busy
in getting the immense amphitheatre in readiness
for the opening Of the first Automobile Show to be
held in this country The amphitheatre will be
open 10 the general public At p m tonight and
the promise was made by the management yester-
day afternoon that everything would be readi-
ness for the opening Beginning Monday and
extending through the week the show will be open
from 10 a m 10 Il p. n. each day. The exhibit is
made under the auspices OF the Automobile Club
Of America, and those ir charge of the exhibits
say that the display Promises interest
ing than any previous mechanical exposition ever
I'D in this country.
Automobiles Of every and description have
been arriving in the CITY for the last three days
Booths have been secured for sixty-fve individual
manufacturers. and about three hundred machines
Will be shown. This will include tricycIes run
abouts. Victorias, omnibuses and motor trucks
One manufacturer has arranged TO give interesting
exhibitions on the roof Of The Garden An arrI-
fetal hill has been bul.t the roof two hundred
feet long and at least fifty feet high AZ one poin.
Machines VIII De sent W this incline 10 illustrate
their hill climbing ability. In the amphitheatre
track has been laid out. that practical demon
st7ations can be made of the different machines
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

urdays Their belief Is that the Quakers' attack
IS far formidable than Harvard's. and that
Pennsylvania should therefore win. II seems fairly
certain that. except at the ends OF the line Har-
wards rush line Is inferior Pennsylvania's 8 on
the other hand. Harvard seems 10 have somethi
OF advantage in the back he!d. and is slightly
stronger in the kicking game. There viii douol-
less be an enormous turn out on Soldiers Fie!d 90
tCh the struggle to-day
The second most interesting game will of course
be that between Princeton and Cornell a. Prince
CornelIs work is very largely an unknown
quantity. While Princeton's playing has been pc
low this the same time the odds are
to in favor of the Tigers. and they are hkely
70 remain at those figures until the game is called
Cornell defea ted the Jersey last year, but the
chances against repetition Of the performance
to-day.
good contest will be that West Point be
tween Yale and the cadets Harvard won rom
Yale is expected al least equal this Other
college games to-day. including those mentioned
above. follows:
Harvard Pennsylvania, Cambridge
Princeton Cornell. at Princeton.
Yale West Point. West Point.
Brown Boston at Providence.
Williams vs.. Holy Cross. at Villa mstown.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
PROFESSOR H0LLIS'S APPEAL.
URGES HARVARD STUDENTS TO REFRAIN
FROM HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 2.-The Harvard football
team, with the Pennsylvania game only day of.
held open practice this afternoon, and fully
thousand Cheered the team heartily. The eleven
seemed think themselves exhibition. and
played brilliantly. in spite OF the fact that there
were Pennsylvania men present. The entire Har-
ward management seemed confident Of the game.
The Pennsylvania guards back play has lost its
terrors owing the success in which the defence
has been built I'D for Il. The Harvard is
much heavier than its opponents. The Harvard
rush line averages 1s9 pounds. while Pennsylvania
is lS6 In the hack field Harvard has the advantage.
the weight being 10. against $50 for Penn
sylvania. The average weight OF the whole
is Isl for Harvard to 10 for Pennsylvania All the
Harvard in good condition. Kendall has
had a leather pad for the front of his Jersey
protect his cracked breast bone. He to be
ready for hard game. The lineup will he fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
PRINcETON-CORNELL CAME.

Princeton. Nov. "A light signal practice was
given the football team this afternoon. which
served a finishing touch for the game with Cor
nell tomorrow. Every is in good condition.
Many Of the alumni have already come into town
and IT is expected that the special trains from
New-York and Philadelphia will bring In unusually
large crowds. The undergraduates are confident OF
victory. but not figuring a big score. All
the regular players will be in their positions with
the exception Of Hodgman. left halfbacK. and
Reiter. right haIfbaCk. Following is PrnCetOn's =
lineup: Left end. Roper; left tackle. Peu; left
guard Wright: centre. Losey: right guard, Dana +;
right tackle McCord right end Little: quarter
back. Duncan: left halfback Hart; right halfback
s MCClave; fubaCk Maths
Trenton. Nov. 2.-The Cornell team came 10 Tren-
ton to-day and took quarters at the Trenton House
There were in all twenty-five OF the Cornell boys.
This afternoon the Cornell first and second teams
had a practice game at the Young Mems Christian
Association grounds In this city. The team VIII
ieave Trenton moor tomorrow f0r Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Empire City Jockey Club En-
,Firc City Park. .. IA.
tiOLF.-WestChester Golf Club. open tour
71ament. final rounds for handicap; final
rounds for club championship and Thebaud
cup Morris County Golf Club: Ardsley Club
championship, AUdslcv; club handicap Cres-
cent Athletic: handicap. Marine and Field
cab; semi-finaI round for club champion
ship Dyker Meadow Golf Club; mixed four
some and senri-final round for Harold Cup
Van Cortlandt. qualifying rounds for No
NerlheT cups. MontC}air: match for cham
7ionship and cOusola ation cups. Wee Burn
Golf club. club team match. North jersey
Country Club: captains cup. st. Andrews:
club team match. Harbor Hill Golf Club:
final handicap. Richmond Hill Golf Club;
mixed foursome. Richmond County Golf
Club. semi final round for Ford Cup. A pa
wants. East Orange team match with Hill
side. members tournament, Hackensack:
club championship. Hillandale-
TROTTgNG. Parkway. p. m.
FOOTBALI.-Hale against West Point.
Vest Point: Harvard against Pennsylvania.
Cambridge: Princeton against Cornell.
Princeton: Wisconsin against Minnesota.
Minnesota: Lafayette against Lehigh. South
Wiharspor;: New-York University against
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Troy: Michigan
aeairst Indiana University. Ann Arbor:
chicago against Iowa. Chicago: Purdue
against Illinois. CHAMPAIGN: Notre Dame
against Beoit. Not7e Dame: Wesleyan
against Dartmouth. Hanover; Brown against
Boston College. Providence.
N-T0N0RTLING-Op Opening day Of Auto
mobile club q America show Madison
SQUARE Garden
ATING.-Opening OF 81. Nicholas Rink.
S.xty-sixth-sr- and Coumbus-ave.
BASKET BALL--H omen.s intercollegiate
series Barnard against Rryn Mawr. Bryn
MaVr.
LIARDs-Amat4ur Athletic Union
-ot.rnar r7art Metropolitan Academy. Column
rus-aEe. and SiNfy-siXth-st-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
YALE FOOTBALL TEAM ARRIVES
POINT GAME.

The Vale football team arrived in rtis city last
evening al 3 o'clock and went directly to the Muir
ray Hin Hotel. The team Is composed Of twenty
seven men. accompanied by nine coaches and train
ers- The eleven will play West Point to-day and
will leave the hotel at o'clock for the West Shore
ferry at Forty-second-st- The members of the
team retired 70 their rooms at 10 o'clock.
Manager Robert Iickson said that, with the
ception o. few sprains and bruises. the members
Of the team were in first class shape. He expected
they would make good a showing did the
Harvard eleven against the West Pointers. when
the former victorious.
The team will arrive back from West Point at
o'clock this evening and will go TO some theatre.
Relatives of the players al the hotel to well
them.
The Yale lineup will he: Left end. Renham: left
tackle Hamlin. left guard. Captain Brown: centre,
Ocott; right guard Richardson; right tackle. Still
man; right end. Coy: quarterback. Wear; left half
back. chadwick OF Sharpe: right halfback, Cook,
and fvII6 IaIA
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
TENNIS.
TALLANT DEFEATS WYETH.

Hugh Taliant. the OLD Harvard player represent
Ing the West Side Tennis Club yesterday won the
individual single prize in the NeU-York and New
Jersey Interstate Tennis League by defeating Lor-
raine Wyeth, Of the Lenox Tennis Club. on The
Ienox club courts Each had won two matches in
the league tournament. and the match was the
play-on OF the tie. Tallants work proved too
strong for Wyetn. The Individual double prizes
were won by A. J. Shaw and Ross Burchard of the
West Side Tennis Club. with three victories. The
scores follow:
siuslee-H3gh TaIiaEt. Tennis club heal
C I-erra1e Wysth Lenox Tennis Ciub. T. G- 6-4
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
ARMY OF PENNSYLVANIA RIOTERS.

Philadelphia Nov. tSpecialiI.-NearIy thou
sand undergI alumni and supporters of the
University of Pennsylvania departed for Boston
to-day by special trains 10 witness the annual
football game with Harvard. 1t is expected that
Pennsylvania will be represented by at least TWEEN
ty-fvc hundred rooters which is the largest num-
Der that gone Cambridge see
game. Everybody at the university is the oul
yive with eagerncss tonight TO learn what the
score viii oe.
Very little IS heard OF the NcCracken Incl
dem here. The report emanatiHg from Cambridge
the effect that II would cause severance o.
athletic relat ations between the universities -
not believed. 1t is known that the Harvard au-
tIorities have not intimated such thing as tlts
The entire student body supports the Faculty Atn-
etic Committee in refusing TO withdraw the fun
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
CoRNELL HoPING AGAINST HOPE.

NURNELL HOPING AGAINST HOPE.
Ithaca. y. Y. Nov. (Specian-Hoping almost
against hope that their crippled team may make
worthy showing against Princeton. hundred
loyal supporters of Cornell left here tonight
special train. They we'll drilled in rousing slo
gans. and will endeavor to drown the Tigers
yell at Princeton tomorrow.
Al first it looked though Princeton would have
TO go into the game with crippled team. Her
hospital list kept increasing. and Cornell men had
been singulary free from accident. Then came the
game with Dartmouth which sent Alexander. giant
tackle and perhaps the strongest all round man on
the team, to a white cot in the infrmary. Several
of the other players have not entirely recovered
from wounds received and will be unable play
more than nalf. During the secret practice
which has been held this week Coach Haughton
has made desperate efforts build up a long line
of substitutes especially for the line positions The
prevailing sentiment among the students tonight
is that II tomorrow game is by Cornell the
team deserves most eXtravagant praise. IL lost
there will be no cause for complaint against players
or coaches II is the accident OF football rfare
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
MORRIS COUNTY
WEE BURN
BE4CLE CONTEST ALMOST ENDED.

Hampstead Long Islard, Nov. 2.-Th, trials OF the
National Beagle Club were aim ost finished to-day.
All that remains for the judges to do tomorrow
Is 70 render their decision in he special stake
to-day in which twelve beagles worked
Most Of the members will take part in jack
ra bhit hunt the Hempstead Plains tomorrow
morning. The first brace put down to-day in The
CHAMPION class Pilot and splitter. FloSsy and
Ichabod had their trials Thursday Splitter won
first prize Pilot second and Flossy reserve. The
RoCkbridge Kennels Won The Pack Stakes and the
National Challenge Cup in the last races
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
FOOTBALL.
HARVARD PLAYS THE QUAKERS AT
CAMBRIDGE TO-DAY
FIRST OF THE BIG STRUGGLES OF THE
sEAsoN-oTHER COLLEGE CONTESTS

The first OF the great football games OF the season
will be played at Cambridge to-day between Har-
ward and Pennsylvania. Experts who have fol-
lowed carefully the work OF the two elevens
throughout the OF the opinion that the
game will he bitterly and closely contested with
about even chances for both sides The Quakers.
not needing Her-ar6's protest, certain 10
play MacCracken at fullback. and if they do Penn
sylvania on paper ought to have slight advan-
tage over her rivals; otherwise. figuring the
two elevens for man and their work
throughout the preliminary season. 1t looks II
the teams could hardly be more evenly
matched Considera BILE weight should attach TO the
opinion OF Columbia men who defeated by
Harvard and by Pennsylvania on succeeding SAT
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The record up 20 d
YACHTING.
LARcHMoNrs NEW ONE DESIGN .L.Ass

l-ARCHMONTS NEW ONE DESIGN lass.
The Regatta Committee of the I-archmoEt Yacht
Iub has issued a circular announcing the clubs
proposal to nausurate a design class of boats
10 be known : Larchmont special 2I-footers.
ne boats be IS all, 10 feet inches
oeaIl. 4 feet inches draught and with sail area or
SS feet. rhe designers Gardiner s. Cox, OF
No. Broadway this city
The rig Is 10 be known pole masted. with
snort howsprit The object of the design Is TO get
an ahl- and fast boat with large accommodation
fer both day sailing and cruising. and OF a draught
sLat will permit entrance TO any harbor In the
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
WORK OF THE COLUMBIA ELEVEN.

Sanford dlssa tisfied with the work OF the
Columbia eleren yesterday afternoon. While the
defence fairly good there was an unusual
amount OF fumbinS. The varsity scored three
touchdowns twenty minutes A. Boyesen ana
Townsend were again tried as halfbacks. RoNest"
scored one touchdown after dash through Il
broken field.
Sanford will take many of the Prime
ton to-day so that they get "a line on thT
Tigers The Squadron 4 Band been enga6eu
bv Coiumb bia foi the Princeton game accompany
the students in their singing and cheering.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

CHESS.
LIPSCHUETZ DEFEATS SHOWALTER AND
HODGES WINS FROM MARSHALL.

The game between Lipschuetz and Showalter in
the scxanguiar tourney az the Manhattan Chess
Club by the former after thirty-nine
moves in the early hours OF yesterday morning.
In the afternoon Hodges and Marshall played their
game of the ffth round Hodges played Queens
Gambit which Marshall declined by means OF y
PIX / He eventu1'.,- iost pawn and the
game nfter S.Xt,-SeLen moves. Inc scores.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
CLOSE GAME At ORANGE.

Orange y. J.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-For the first
time in thr@e years the Newark Academy football
teal scored against its old rival the Newark High
School in a game on the Orange Oval yesterday
afternoon. About fifteen hundred people saw the
game CoreS made touchdown and Nreelard
kicked goal for the high school in the first half.
In tho second half Reese made touchdown for the
academy te an. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
MoFFAT DEFENDS TIGERS.

publishes in to-days issue the following state
ment by Alexander Moffat, 81. the charges
made against the eleven in the Lafayette game
I'm regard the charge Of slugging and unnecss
sary roughress against this years team. WISH
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

The Norris County women scored bis yictory-
Yesterday Over The Wee Burn Club team. of Nor
otor Conn. by defeating their sister golfers by
go holes to 6 The match in Jhr womeH'S
METROPOLITAN championship series. and played
ar the Morris County links. The only
for Wee Burn Miss Genevieve Hecl,er. the met
-opoiitaD champion. who Gefea ted the Morris
County champion. Miss Marie G Bry ce by holes
The scores and teams were:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

pay or the game in which the charges were made
ana nnd that they were unfounded. The game
haro ana rough, football always Is when the
teams teams are evenly matched, and the charges
PROBABLY made by disgruntled partisan who
was net satisfied with the outcome OF the game
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
CHECKERS.

Boston Nov. I'm a long and brilliantly played
game Barker the thirty-fourth game from
Jordan in the international checker match
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
Address all inquiries and votes 10
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
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CYCLING.
GEORGE BANKER A MOTOR ENTHUSIAST
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

GEORGE BANKER A MOTOR ENTHUSIAST
NOTES AND COMMENTS
George Banker. Of Pit,sburg who has Just re-
turned 10 this country after spending several years
abroad says that he has abandoned cycle racing
He brought with him a motor tricycle. with which
he expects to make many road records Banker
iutinates that getting along in years. and for
that reason has abandoned the racing wheel His
tricycle. has d motor Of twelve horsepower, and he
says that he is convinced IL can beat any sort OF
motor machine at present this country He hints
that he is not afraid OF the big foreign made
automobiles owned by A c Bostwtck and W; x
Vanderbilt jr. and that he is ready 20 race those
machines at any time Banker says the interest in
motor bcycles and tri-ycles abroad Is pronounced.
and the streets of London and Paris ar, are Iun OF
IN motor bicycles and trcclss Will oe Just as great
as that felt IN automobiles.
W Bull the ex-secretary-treasurer OF the
New-York Division Of the League OF American
R-heelnlen has sent the following letter 10 mem
bers Of the organization throughout the State;
While Secre1a-y-treasUrer OF the New-fork state
Division League Of American Wheelmen, II was
my privilege 10 know zerSonIIy OF tne = = an ,h
ItUre for the advancement OF the interests OF
lTeIIlo u'e ot - ~ I1-gsI, through his cooperation
and slIuDo-t that good roads and sldepath Iegs
la'oA @ & WaS Ise that the consuIs and other on
At @ ms - oT h SayYork state Division have for TWO
years received the Legislative hlle booA No. -
has kent them posted 70 who composed tns Leg
isIatTya and its committees Mr.. Woodruff mas
been rerorinated for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for me
third term and I think YOU VII! agree WIN ne
that mis- election and retention In MS preSenL p!sSe
,Sti e-+aTov be in the interest OF those VINO rioe
~ u-bsai Mr. Woodruff ! know. wants the
,Tbeelrnen with him. and vii appreciate Whatever
is 5Crs in his behalf Election Day
The Nominating Committee Of the Century Road
club of America has named G. = Stauodcn Ior
chief centurion FOR ttis State and D. n Lodge tor
secretary-treasurer
All century riders who wish 10 DC IN at the deatn
-. ,he ,,rasant season will welcome to attend the
last run of the year that OF the American Wheel
MN of harlem which will take place o-rTorroW.
Entries VIII be received from 10 clock to-Inor-
row morning at Bedford Rest. tSrookiNh "hlCh -
70 h. the point of start and nniSfA
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
GOLF.
WALTER ]. TRAVIS BEATEN BY ". I.
THOMPSON-THE DAYS PLAY IN THE
WESTCHESTER TOURNAMENT

Walter j. Travis met his first defeat yesterday in
competitive practice that has fallen TO his fate
since the open tournament AT Lakewood last spring
w L. Thompson of the BaItusroi Golf Club earned
the honor OF being the first to vanqush Travis
since the latter earned his National cha mpionshIp
laureis AT Garden City IN July. This totally IN
looked for result the sensat ton OF the day
in the semi-hnal round for the Governors Cu0 in
the Westchester Golf Clubs open tournament
lhompson's victory up and > 20 plav-the
same score by which h defeated Frank H. Croker
In the morning Travis took his defeat much easier
than the majority Of the competitors and specta-
tors. and those who mad not seen tha match had
to have the news verified from half dozen
sources.
II is nothing Unusual' remarked Travis with
out concern. Every champion is beaten once or
twice in his career. l have no excuses TO make
Thompson played the better game and deserves his
honors."
Ihat the champion wosulIy of his game is
seen from the fact that took 81 strokes for
the nrst nine holes while his record in the ,ourna-
ment has been one So and three 4rs He started
on missing drives for first two holes and play
ing rasgedly through the green. Seven the first
and for the second We're his scores. Thcmp-
son won both, and the latter's brilliantly steady
game was shown 10 rare advantage on the sixth
and seventh holes. .26 and le7 yards respectively
which he made in strokes each. while Travis
needed . Thompson up the ninth green.
He then reeIed of six IS and finished the game
the sixteenth green The scores were. the bye
holes Dlayd
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

THE VOTING To DATE. NOVEMBER ..
Mrs y. p. Leach. The Lodge, HaIne's
Miss Caroline Nal Carnegie Hall. \ 1 3S~
Florence VI. Chambers, DIS 81. NIch'z-aVeS S57S
f. l.. Purdy. clerk. Z niOn Club. City Sol?
lie Roy See. y. y. 4. g.. Berkeley school. 7T75
W. = Bufum. DObbS Ferry. y. Y...-.... 665t
Rev. &. l." NewbOId- Manhasset, L. I.....645 455
John Wilcox. MiIfO-l. y. T...-........322o
". :. Mclaughlin b r. order EIks No. IL S57
Brewsfer Clark. Goshen. y. Y. .SS7
DR.. John J. Anderson Historian. B'kIyn i, ,3OI
DIR. ChnS A.. Kinch. 2-:g ". 7Oth-st- City R4o
Miss Alice Higgins. 4OI Mncon-sf- BkIyn Sal
OrvtIIc h. Ackerly. II5 B'wny. City SII
Fl. ". Ba Hey. 302 7th-nVe-. Newark. y j. 52O
r. II. Blake. 759 y. B-vvay. YOnkers..... 63G
Coroner A.. T. Banning. VT. vernon, =. Z. $40
George Is. Reid. 90 Chauncey-st.. B'kIyn. $50
Chns. 4. RuckOId. 49, 4th-ave., City.... E3I
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

Yes: but Never Again" What's the use anyhow
when The Tribune presents each sunday pictures
Ind Dials Of the best in Town?
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

that sends Cornell 10 Princeton az a limping pace
ana many strenuous prayer will be offered up TO
night by anxious students who never lose faith ir
the deity of Cornell luck"
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

King Brarnble f26 Conpor, q a-s 3-5
..fB g. i
BOROUGH lVe-' tMtchelD CO. 81
Tme-i4G.
Good start Won easily by two lengths one length be
tween third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olds; $500 added Five and
furlongs.
NJ $ skiss.s b C. Pigeon Post by
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
A GHANCE FOR A TIE.

The Manhattan Association Football Club VII
play return match with the Greenville Husters
Association Football Club to-day at Prospect Park
Brooklyn The Manhattan club won the first game
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
AMOBILEF
See the Vehicle at Show
Tonight.
Lively Contest Among Leaders
Machine to Be Presented
by The Tribune.

While competition is said 10 be the Ufs ot
trade a competition. purely friendly. for the
possession OF aUtor1obie has as was gen
orally expected, proved to be about the most
interesting contest ever conducted in this city
That there is a lively interest in the contest
going on in this column is apparent everywhere.
The battle among the leaders continues as keen
as ever The machine which viii go TO the
winner arrived n this city yesterday and will
he found on exhibition al The Tribune booth at
Madison Square Garden tonight. After seeing
this machine the chances are that other com
petitors viii make effort 10 win the trophy.
Owing &c the lack of space in these lively
political times the only OF those with
over $40 votes will be found below The scores
Of those with a lesser number will he faithfully
kept at this Office and when the required num-
Der has been reached the names VIII be added
TO the list The machine IS made by the Mo
bile Company of Tarrytown. y Y and in a
companion TO the one which not long ago sue
ceeded in climbing Pixies Peak Nothing more
need be said Of the power stability and speed
OF this vehicle.
Some OF the leaders took decided jump YES
terday Mrs y. ?. Leach who is now in the
lead, had her advantage increased by nearly
5000 votes. particularly good showing for
day The friends OF Miss Maben sent in over
-t+n votes and she is good second. Florence
NJ Chambers continues 10 hold third place The
friends of W 5 Rufum. OF Dohbs Ferry also
came to his rescue with over 2O00 votes during
the day
Any man or woman in the States OF New
York Connecticut Massachusetts or New-Jer-
sey. being at the time of the contest a reader %
The Tribune. Is eligible 70 be voted for and TO
receive this machine. if winner in the voting
contest.
ENTRIES will be received UP TO ? m. on
Nov her =. 1900
VOTING will end at p m on Monday, No
vember - The winner viii have the machine
in time 10 enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride
Votes Will consist Of headings Of the first
page Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune beginning
with the date of September >. 1890 One head
! ing will count as one vote; ten headings as ten
| votes. and or.