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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

HARVEST HOME. Gainesville Lodge, l.
o. O. f., No 26i, will hold grand Harvest
Home, in grove near Carversyile, on the
18th of September. James b. Nicholson, G !.
s., Of Phila., will be one Of the prominent
speakers of the OCCASION Mr.. N is said to
be fine speaker. It will no doubt be a
means of collecting together great many
Odd Fellows, and host of their friends.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

PROCEEDS The Newtown Enterprise says
that two hundred and seventy-eight dollars
were the receipts at the Lyceum Convention
at Langhorne, at an admission fee Of ten cents
each. The net profit to each Lyceum will be
twenty-five dollars.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05
THE MARKETS.
Lambertville, Sept. s, 1877.
MARRIAGES.

ATKINsON--PAxsoN.--s 9Th, by Rev. G. II
Thomas, Mr.. Rathmel w. Atkinson, of New B9uns-
wick N j.. to Miss Ada G., youngest daughter of the
late Louis S. Paxson, of this city.
AcK .-On the Both Of August, 1877, at the
resid of tie brides parents, by Rev. James Bow
man, Mr.. Durbsn s. Acker 10 Miss Mary Radey, only
daughter of }. H. Radey, Esq, all Of rhiladelphia
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

A PLEASANT TndE.A pleasant time was
enJoyoshiss pcsssor'e aseve, Nov Hope, by all
who attended the picnic of the Brownsburg,
BuclSmanville, and Highland Sunday schools,
held there on last Thursday afternoon. Adj
dresses were made by Rev. w. d. Roberts, Of
solebury, aud Messrs. Warren A. Green and
i. G. Colby, of Lambertville.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

1prn a0 m Great chance to make money. II
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for the largest, cheapest and BEST
Illustrated family publication In
the world. Any one become successful agent
The elegant works of given free to subscribers
The price Is 50 low that almost everybody subscrihes
One agent reports making $3.50 in week. lady
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days
All who engage make money fast. You can devote all
your time to the business only your spare time You
need not be away from home over night You can do
terms free Elegant and expensive Outfit Free II you
want profitable work send your address at II
costs nothing try the business No one who engages
fails to make great pay. Address " The Peoples
Journal" Portland Maine
Aug. 5, 1s77.-1y.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

TALK or BuILDINe--The colored citizens
Of Yardleyyille and surrounding neighborhood
are taking steps looking to the building Of a
church for their people in that place.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

The healthy growth Of the baby is depend
ent upon its freedom fromthe perncious Of
fects Of opium. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the
best remedy known for the diseases of early
childhood Price rs cents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

LECTURE. Maria L. Sanford, of Swarth
more College, will lecture in the Friends
meeting house, Yardleyyile, on Friday even
ing next, choosing for her subject s4Childrer
at home.n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05
vrw uopE AND BUcKs COUNTY, RI.

RELAXING PAyEMENT.--Mr. J. T. Walton
IS relaying the pavement, fronting his place of
residence, on Ferry street, New Hope.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

SOB Is. AT the festival of the Solebury
Baptist Church, held few days since, in the
Hughesian woods, near Centreville, the sum
Of si0313 was realized, after paying all ex-
peuses
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

WILL ExmBIT.-M Mr.. Eastburn Reeder, Of
Solebury, is preparing to exhibit his finest
samples Of stock at the coming Fall fairs
He will be sure to carry his full share Of pre-
s,,ia1rna
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

TwENTy-TmREE. Twenty three criminals
are awaiting trial at the September session Of
our court, at Doylestown. No very import
ant cases are on hand.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

"JuBILEE SINGERS. - The " Jubilee Sing
ers . were at the Deer Park on Sunday last,
and held sort Of religious meeting there.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

HoRsE DIED.-A horse belonging to Mr.. Geo.
Horn closed an active life by dying in New
Hope, on Monday morning. from severe at
tack Of collie. George feels his loss.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

STOLEN "A set of fine single-harness was
stolen from Michael A. Van Harris premises,
in New Hope, to-day wednesday,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05
In Cno,,cery of NeaO Jersey.

rTyo GEORGE w WATSON
4 BY virtue Of an ordcrof the Court Of Chancery Of
New Jersey made the day Of the date hereof, in a
cause wherein H0conbe Ely Is complainant, and you
and others defendants, you required to appear
and plead answer or denur to the bill of said COM
pafnant on or before the twentyseyenth day of Sep
tember next or the said bill will be taken confessed
against you,
The said bill is led to forecose mortgage, given by
Hezelziah w Hoff 70 Jacob Hof, lands in the City
Of lambertvie dated April 1st A. d. 1868, which was
assigned to complainant by the said Jacob Hof April
g. A. d. 1871 and you made defendant, because you
w. f. HERR
Solicitor of Complainant
81 Union Street. Lambertyille, N. J.
Dated July 26tb, 1s77.-a. SGT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

REUNION. The First-day school Of Sole
bury win hold reunion and picnic in the
Deer Park on Saturday next commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. After dinner an hour will
be devoted to exercises of the schools. The
following is the programme II. Calling roll
for sentiments O. Review of class texts in
concert 8. Recitation, by Anna Rose A.
Reading, by Salie b. Paxson after which
addresses are expected from NJ. Amanda Hes
ton, of Newtown, and Maria l.. Sanford, of
Swarthmore College. This will doubtless be
a pleasant and profitable way Of spending the
day, aud win not fail to interest all who may
find it convenient to attend.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

tBY AUTH0RITY.]
AN ACT TO. FACILITATE THE AID.
MINISTRATION OF JUSTICE in THE
CITY OF LAMBERTVILLE.
SEC l. Be il ordained by he Common Council Of the
City Of Lambertville, that nay person informing and
making compliant against any person for VI
olation any oo1naoce Of this city, prohibiting the
sale ofaoy ardent spirtuous Intoxicating liquors
any wine porter ale lager beer ey other iernented
liquors. any other liquor mixed or otherwise, of
which any of the above may form ingredient the
keeping OF any ale lager beer saloon, garden
billiard saloon without license for that purpose first
had and obtained for which any such ord nance pro-
viced Of Offending against the same; such informcr
shall be entitled to from the City Of Lambert
Vile onehal OF said penalty provided the person
persons complained against shall be convicted on such
complaint
SEC. g That this ordinance shall take effect imed-
ately after its publication according to law.
Passed July ID, 1877.
HOLMES D. ELY,
President Common Council.
Attest wv. W. ROBINSON, City Clerk. septic.
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INK AUTHoRITY.l
AN ORDINANCE

IAN OxGAOxXN kAlN OG
To make appropriations and levy tax for the year 1871
The Inhabitants Of The ciy Of Lanibeytsale do ordaa
SEC That the following appropriations be made for
thecurrentyear 1877
list. To pay the State Tax for 1877, S3,o0l40
I'd. TO pay defeien cies in years
1874, 1870 and 1876, 100000 40
Sd. TO pay County Tax, for 1877, S595S42
1874, is7s 1875, 100000 ss,sSs.a2
ed two min lax, 100000
schools, City, 100000 S7.100.00
fifth. 10 pay for support of the poor, Sa,250o0
Sth. To pay for lighting and repair 4
9th. For support Of Fire Dept, $1,000 90 '-Ss''
For police expenses, 10000
For salaries and fees, l,400O0
For pay School Bonds, 100no0
For pay interest on do, $500
For other contingent expenses, 165i1S $685.. is
10TH TO pay Bounty indebtedness, $4,000
18th. 10 pay interest on do, 1,2i3.00 a,4i300
Total, sSl 100000
SIC. That to raise the necessary to provide
for tho appropriations made in Section st the tax rate
the year 1877 shall be assessed levied and collected
persons aud ratables for the current year. follows
For state Tax, 1877 and deficiencies of 1874 1875,
III For County Tax 1877. aud deficiencies Of 1874,
1873, and 1876, --sl1 mills TO the dollar.
Sd. For School purposes including State tax of two
mills,--3% mills to the dollar.
4th. For support of poor,il mills to the dollar.
dollar.
sth For support Of Fire Department, ~ mills
ent expenses, the dollar.
7th. For payment OF Bounty Debt and interest,--1
mill to the dollar.
State Poll Tax one dollar.
Special Bounty Poll Tax three dollars.
Dog Tax, three dollars.
SEC 5 That this Ordinance shall take effect mmcdi-
ately after its publication according to law.
HOLMES D. Ely
President Of Council.
Passed August 9Th 1877
Attest wv. w RoBfNsoN, Clerk.
Approved Aug. 81 1871.
EDWARD R. soILrpAY. Mayor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting
of the Beaumont Deer Park Association was
held at the Eagle Engine House, New Hope,
at 10 o'clock to-day, (Sept. 5th.)
w. w. Paxson was made chairman, and
George A, Cook, Secretary.
The annual report Of the Directors was
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-05

Sent. 5, ls77..9w.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
. @ dnberer.

Colonization" bate audi muir zen &C.
rtneten p%ecuntdren @prtbetl BET piefem
aewalttsen Werfe.
Mnitatt auf bic 2eute welde-pb@
alei6 per llntpn nidt an9ebBrenp-
bic Gebanfen unleres 9uten GplfeS
ouf bic SesnunSen ber &atbpltl6en
COLONIZATION btnsulenfen iu6ten eiferz
fiidtio III ietn, freuten mir ut6 i'm
| Ne1entbetl iiber peren NnitrensunSen
III freuptser 5pfnuns; unc penrt
mir beltte pteieS Wprt, na6 Ypr Der
Mp6eterzS g riammlun9 faum SebBrt
ietn piirfte, Ypn jepem Wunpe Yerncb<
men, f. nanfen mir 0ptt, per nelte
Nrbeiter unlerm Merf btrlsufiibrte, pa5
mir freupi9 unp bi19ebunsSYpl be-
apnnen.-GS 1T wpbl wabr, DAP quite
&atbpltfen 'uttp cole Yatripten altd Spr
uns Initren9unsen madtenL trt cine
Colonization ms 2eben SIT rufen, aber
btelelben lpurben nad farsem 8elteben
INNER tpteper sereitelt. &etne 0eielz
fdoft fem etnselner Menid bat bis
iebt mad benz 3tel SIT iteuern Seriltdt,
oas mir jeBt na6 mpnatelan9en Nrz
beiten unp Stupten eliflt6 erret6t
baben. Nber es biirfte uns ntdt &C.
niiecn, bier unp pa etnt9en Tamilteu
Il, rem ut,9ebeuren 2anpsebiete rel
Ser. Staaten serltreute 5etmpldBe YER
f6afft su baben fpnpern unlere Nbitd,t
et1a pabtn ptelelben in 9rpBen Gplps
rier sllammen-pt6t nebenetnanper-
ansuiieceln, rarntt ite Der Wpbltbater
unp Sesnunsen rnierer beilt9en fatbp=
ltlhen Stride ~tbetlbaftts werpen finn:
ten. Die 6auptzS 6wtertsfeit beitant
in Tpleenpem: Wte fpllten mir fiji,
fplde arlaen 2eute iprsen, bic mid,
etnmal bic Mitttel beiaBen, INT fl.
eintse Mpnate it6 auf tbrem 1telt ct:
wprbenen 0runD unb Spoen i
e%rndbren? Das mar bic T6wtert9
4ra1e, utto beYpr mir btefelbe gelDi
batten, plrften mir ut1s l1tht iGl11et
6eltL bic 2etben urtp bic Nrmutb unite
ter armen Mttbiir9er unp @laubenS
senpl1en mtlpern sa fBnner.
SD bin beute bier aufgetreter, III
Sbnen iiber bic Tprtidrttte oteie'
Merfe5 Bert6t SIT eritatten uto Sbne'
ben 8ewet5 su ltefern> pab wtr al
Gprabenb Der 81 iun9 pes 9rDBet prp
blemS: bic trauri9e Sage Ypt Iau
1enben unieres arnten> orrte1 Tplte
III Yerbei1erl1, at lteben idetnelt.
(TDrtietuns fclst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
(SprtleBun9 fplst.)
l1ebcr fatbpliidbe @Dlpmiia=
tint

uno iber bic llnternebmunoen Der
trldnptiden &atbpltfen rieles 9anoes
insbeloncere brin9t Der 8eretnsbpte
III ieinem O~esemberbefte fpleenpe I'M
tere1ante Mittbeiluneen:
8tr baben in Nmerifa mteperbplt
ras S9aufpiel sebabt, rob reltetBfe
@enpNenidaften sanse Nieperla6unz
een 9riinpeten urlp Dem Ginselnen cine
freunpltde 5etnatb bereiteteu IL bic
uptlger", bic u5errenbuter~, Die Sud
fer. &atbpltide Colonization 1T I'M
@rpeen btsber nod ntdt Yeriltdt wprz
Den. Spprapiide Serlude itnp met
items mtb9liidt. 9aber Yerpient baa
ilnelte Seitrebc1 Der Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union" uniere 9lufmerf=
1anfett. 8tr miilien iiberbaupt rtefeu
Centrally erein fir unlerc en9ltid
repenpen fotbplilden Mtttbriiper ,lnier,
Nnerfennltng ouSlpreden fir BIZ
ralden Tprtldrttts weld,e bic Union
Der trtlden &atbpltfen 9euadt bat
Dteies fdetnt tn5 swet @rinpe 81
baben :
1. Die Seituns Der Union" II
cine Yprsi9li6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
ueber SDleran;.
(8atbplti6e Sewe9un9.)
lSprtieBun9.)

Das bic paptten pentser tntplerant
lparen ais bic prptetantti6en prepi9er
ee9en chamber, ia9t ein 9eptb rtSer1
od6tt9er 3euse Der Sberurfeler prdz
ptcant erasmus Nlberu6 : UWttr ftno
Ypn ben paptten ntdt f. Stele unb
9rpBe 8ubenitiife p~tperfabren ais
Spn uniern epanseltiden 8riipern."
lleber bic Iplerans 6etnrtd6 WILL.
ces llrbebcrs beS 9tbfalles in England
BON Der Mutterfirde fTnnen mir uns
fiirser falIenL pa bic &aunetbaftt9feit,
bic unsesaeelte @puuit unp Syrannet
bteIes 6iriten ausemein befannt ftno.
6etnrt6 VIII. lief ben 8etdtpater
Der &Bntgin &atbartna, 6preit Silent
ltd perbrennen. BEN selebrten &an3ler
Gbpmas Wprus urb ben eblen Stiaof
Slider pom Wprcelter e%ntbaupte1'
neberbaupt lief bteS Muiter nplt ~
lerars stpei 85ntsinnen, Smct Garet5
mile spet Grsbti6bfe, 10 StltDfe IS
Nebte, 800 Dripren UNI Wbttde, 80
Dpctoren Der IbeDlpsie nrp 5uris.
prupens 12 5ersp9e unr @rafe1> lo4
Gpeueute, 124 Stirger UNI 11O Wet%
Der btnrtdten.
Gbenfu tolerant ME i9r Sater mar
bic viunefrdultde" SSnt9tll eltiabetb.
Die fatbpliide Marsaretba Barc
ipurbe aebenft neil ite paS GntfUm@
men zines fatbplff6en prteterS be-
oinfiaet bate. Ntar9aretba Wiobz
letpt, purpe urbefletoet swti6en etnem
aroeen fpibtBen Stetne Der tbr pos
&ifsrat brady nnO swil6en einem
mebrere Gentner f6weren eidene1
1%borFi9eL Der ibr bic Gtppen aus
Der 5ant priidte, sermalmet neil fe
etnea fntbolti6en priefer III tbrem
'5auie beberber9te. Der SudbdnbIer
Garter ipurbe bes 6pdserratbS ar9ez
tla9t gebenft tbm Der 8au6 arfee1
neil er in einem Sude tiber
Die 8eBeret ben Sfeg Der Stride iiber
Die S%rrlebren NIT Dem Siege Der SUI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
9temeres aus ~5talie,t.

Nus Som idretbt man npm %.
NpSember:
6eute 1inb bic Sertreter peS %fpuYer@
amen, gum 3ablen 9eidofenen Splfes
mteber suianmen 9etreten. Dos Ga
btnet 1T nit Nuf1biun9 beorpbt. Die
fatbplti6e Yartet be9tnnt fid SIT resen ;
bic Ncttpn 1T cine ern ltere 9epcrpen.
u@te yer16teben", 1a9t etn ltberaleS
8lott aus Neapel uitno bic Musfdz
ten, nit pelden beute utp NIT pel6en
Ypr etnetn Sabre bic &amnern erbhnet
wuroen! OamalS mar man reid at
5pfnunsen, beute an Gnttauidun9en,
pamols tanp bic Waiprttdt sel6lonen
benz Cabinet CUR Sette beute 1T fte
serlplittert, unp bas Cabinet sei6padt
pur6 cen gerlult zines fetner 9eadtetz
iten Mttelieber. @pbtn mir fdauen>
iiberau berrl6t G%pnfutcn." Ntcptera
ftnD feline treuei ten Treunpe abtriltntS
eepprben. 8dbrenp bic Ab9eprcne<
ten aus ben t1eapplitantiden prcYtn1
ser1 reren er gtlenbabnen seriprp6en
bat, mod treu ut tbm balten, baben
aus BENT elben 0runbe bic Deputtrten
aus Mtttelz Stalter ltnb Der 2pmbarpet
ii6 BON tbm lpsseiast. Welesart 1T
Elm alter Wanr unb gilt ais ~unfdbtSer
S6wa6fopf; tiber Depretts ldrmt
man, neil er nod ntdt pas Mtttel 9ez
funpen Bat bic ldtteen Steuern purd
mtnper flblbare NuHa9en gu eriesen.
Nur Der &rteeSmtniiter Wessacapp
unp Der bes l1nterrtdts> Gopptnp, fin
ben etntee 0nape; leBterer, neil er
an oer GntdrttltdunS Der S6ule i'm
Stnne Der Secte unabldifis arbettet,
Manctnt pasesen 1T tim 70 serbaBter,
neil CT nit Dem Gattcan nod ntdt
tabula rasa sen1adt bat. 3u BET
prpbenpen Miniterz &rtTs 9efelt itd,
Der u%nertpartete Grfpl9 ber 8atbpltfen
bel ben prpYincialratbsS@ ablen. Spr
bret Sabren madten bic uSlertcalen"
ben erlten Ger1udl welder fld9ltd
f6etterte. Sci ben Muntctpal5Wabz
len i'm Y~er9ansenen Sabre Yermo6ter
ie ntdt Gt1en purdsuieben, uno Dies
Otal cine uflerteale" Mebrbett! Oasu
fpmlnen NUN nod bic Sdwtert9fetten
Der duberen pplittf. ytidt 9ebelleri
bat itd pdbrerp Der &ammerz Terten
bic Sage Der 8epDlferun9. Die Wetnz
Grnte 1T muir cine febr mdBise 9ewelen
70 pae bic pretie uln 25 prpcent 1T BIZ
!65be 9e9ansen itnp. Sn Inter Sta
lien, beiOnpers III Galabrten unb aui
Stctlten, berrldt nDutse Inar6te
Ntemano paet unbepafnet ansSrz
eeben. Das arrne @plf mic bic rei@
den 0runpbeitBer baben init ben garz
ben 9%enetniame Sadie 9ernadt. yttbt
Ytel bel1er itebt es III anoern DrpDtrSell
aus. Nus Giterbp fdretbt man. DAT
bort Yter pber flint llebeltbdter pae
gauge 2anD unit@er maden ut1o BAT
aQe 8eniibunsen Der pcltset ale
frudtlos 1t6 erpie1er, Der Sanotter
babbaft gu perpen. Ntrsenps Ser
btent pasesen Gbeaernns aler se7
bensmttteL Driifenoe Steuert, tpdbrenr
bic 2eute an ben Hegterun9sttl6en
ii6 bic Iaf6en fillen. On 1T Die
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Tr0blide @eibna6t

V%VV%NWD% ~>$SW"WNC~e
Dit biefem 0rube bietet Der 8anz
percr belate iepem fei,ter wertben 2eier
bic Sono unp tpinf6t @aen Ypn Ser
sen einen re6t f~reubisen Gbriitabenc,
an weldem fetnem bic freunpltde 0abe
peS lieben yGbriitfinpletns manseln
mBee, unp pteler @aben iinc gar mani
6erlei,
@pbl pp6en Wande auf prunt
unb pradt auf duberen 0lan5 ulto
trdre eS nur blpBer Sitter. yft6t tn
iplden Dtnsen lie9t Der pabre 8ertb
beS Gbriit9efdenfe5:
eS iff bic 3ufrjFenPeit,
gSel6e pdtres Slid muir fpetbt.
Standardization liebli6e Spnne,
berm erwdrmenbe Strablen bic S6atz
tenfetten cesl GrpenlebenS serfdeuz
6en-1te mGse in Der fpmmenpen Self
seit bas Sers lebeS Meniden erle1dte1
nnb erpdrmen.
OaS 1T ein gutter - frpmmer
@uni6 !-1p benft 9ewtB mattdel
Yerltdnptse 9eler. Nber bic fp9enannz
ten frpmmen @ini6e bletben eben ga,
su ~pftnur-Buni6e,
Die 3ufrtebenbett bat a~lleroins2
aud tbre febr prafttide Seite ; fiji
muB it6 in unl erem I~Qta9Sleben att
9eeenletttse 9efitun9en itiBen, utto 1n'
penn Gin Sober baS Setntse tbut, fanr
CT NIT Gedt fprbern, boB au6 &nber'
i'm Sufrtepen tellen. Wtit wel9er gu:
frtepenbeit unb 5p6adtuns sepenf
Der @anberer beute oer Serebrten prte
iter, Der ptelett aneeren Jreurpe, weld
ibnt auf fetner m~iibeSpuen 8anoerun!
treu belfenp sur Sette ftanpen. Da'
8ewuet1etn, an Dem suten 8erfe be
fatbpltl6en pre0e mit;uwtrfen, 1T if
fdbnfter 2pbn.
8te iteben aber ipl6en waderen Uni
eolen 6reunpen ~seseniber jene Siele1
na6ldBtsen &amerapen oa, weld
iabraus% iabretn ii6 baS Blatt fomute1
la1en pbne felbf tbre S6ulotsfett g
tbun? 5eute erfdetnt Der Banbere
in s~puitdnpts neuer &ustattune Uni
erfIut babur6 bic Nnfprberunsen ga
q
Yteler 9e1er tpel6en bic ~absenuBte alt
S6rift ntdt mebr bebaste. IS 1T bic
Elm neuer Sepets, baB bterletts alle
btqtsen grpartunse1 unlerer Treanc
fp nett eS INNER mDslt9 1T, entlprp
den miro. Der re6tpenfenoe 2efer j.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
BASEBALL.

Tho popularity Of the American game Is evidenced
BY the formation OF another association in its behalf
The League last year the only national baseball
organization IN the country and the eight clubs In IT,
though madc up OF good and experienced players,
foolishy thought that they tho only representa-
tives the game had and adopted rules quito arbitrary
in their character. But opposition to the Leagues
ruling manifested itself quite carly in tho cent nnia
year. and, when the outside clubs showed themselves
able to win games from the League clubs. the dssat,s
faction became open and widespread. Through the
exertons Of Mr. L. G. Waite secretary Of the ST. Louis
Red Stocking Club and leading journals, convention
national Association formed, Canadian clubs taking
part IN 1t. strong organization composed OF three
times as many clubs form the League. resulted.
good const and excellent of playing rules
were adopted.
Tho ruiz provide against tho denominations Of ere
volvng dAd crooked playing" and the clubs OF tho
Association bind themselves not only 10
reject who have been discharged Tor that reason
from other association clubs, but also men who for
tho same offence Tor other bad conduct have been
expelled from League club Tho actual good OF ball
playing and petty jealousy Is the object OF the
mon VINO have engaged in the new movement or this
fact the best that could be gwen Is that the
international Association would unanimously have
agreed to join in the League Alanco' u rule had
been altered 80 permit the League to settle all
disputes between League clubs and the International
Association to dispose OF their own dicuties DIS
botweon the League and tho association "a
he adjusted by arbitration, whereas now the League
determines settle all disputes ITSELF