davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-26

A VERY wicked & town man
want, to know if people % pray in a
loud tone of voice are under the impres
sion that the good Lord is deaf, or are
addressing themselves to their neigh
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-26

A BosToK artist painted an or.,o.
peel on the sidewalk 30 naturally that
nx tat men slipped down on il,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

ruu nN.rnlOpwuu.pl NJ MN uwuO NMO
N . Nmi auu NnN uuuNNmu uMwOA
NM mumr lhn huuh lMu rumIw,WtN
wN aWUuMu uummulu lIuuuNu Nw.N
uW luu ~
luUIn WluWI. lu0 IWu rmiuu lNuw uuu
mluuHIll rWh NU lUlWW hri nAWu NNu
m WI nHun lhu lnn NJ lpu HHo Nlul
WWUuI N IhH uuWu Nh hNNluM HWI mlIli
lUNu NNnI Nv rrHllr NJ lhr mlh IWhr
UuuN Iu hH Wuluu WI l.rlhhu WN.H UNUlNH
Ilu MN Hulu lnruNN NuUl uuI NAWpN
lIumHI NM Wlh hNIl NNur luiia Wln.NUwl MN
I"W MHW IN HUut lhrmr NJ llu luIu aUt
N.l. unu Nilut llut. lUUUN4Ullui NNlu lu.U
wu UIlh lhu lUI mNuNt Nlhl HulII lunl
.I0 lIH iIH WIu Nul 'lWH NHl hl0.NN NrI WAN
'NHNuWlWN lhN lWNpN Wruu lWl alnIulU
UUI MUdIH. luu Nh MI lhuu tNnu nuuWluua
tNuI u NIn NNlu NN tIl .llUNlW
rW n lW'I Vhul .1NII M 'UluF VIVA NU0 Uul
oud lNl N Mo- Npt lmDIula spIull M IN nImul
IhH .Nuul ~ Il NUN W0NU lhNN ih lihNiall hNll
IlUf lWii lWu Ul0 HIWN llU lipu Nput MA
bUHWH NHu NtuHH tUnhl NOmW uhlI
400 'Uru Nh mW lNI nN llOpgl M WA lunl lWAI
Uhn Iir M IOuu.I NlMlW Hl NJ MI
llu M NII ih NMN NW lNpl "a ihu allual alUI
NhN Nmml NuWlmNh NliuiNNll Ono M IlU
IWn lIurt aIWnl NM lu.IWU ul lIN aul lNd
NillrI n
tuuU Hlu Nnum la,ppu MN lmuuoao
NullWdIl ilUnfUNwlh ! lull NUdu N iull hutl
NWM IIuW lhN MUhnt pd ANn N llNlu mo
l lWnVmNl Nul Nnl VA nunl lrl lmlla
lWIh NN lNN hul lWUmu ihu luIl Nul mnrlI
y NJ " Nh tm"I N mIh lmW mNNA y mnINlI
uHr 100000 lIH Nfu NIW Vi nIUNl VIM WHlI IN
N mItMAuwI hmn OoUl ul0u.t.. WWn
llWHl IhH uNlr nm Nimrh uI mo iNn n IA
lNhIl mih UWWl n
uN 900 rWO ~ H NUuu Wb mII ula| bod
lNO InNa m NnUulWl negotiations NIuWl
NI n M lH NH HNN rINrll NHli lNll llrua
M eNW lIulH lhA NWN IN 'hNHu lMtlH IN
W lNM HN Nul .tNp WWlhnl uul lNlu
pIMH lNNUA MImWtUl NHunA lhuu lhu NUi
tNuHll NJ lAur hUNa mNNuA uNmuUlA
uI UlhW Upiln Null WNNl N anton ! hNr
w'ul Nu W1 WWI M lHa lNN ~ ihu lUhO W
UNIOWl VA Hult0 Nhll and hlNuh ante. tlhas
WuI NH Wu' UlOU hWlH m WRupH. Nh MA
muHIh Mnir lHu IN NuA DllltlrM wutn NJ
lhu WuNhrt iHNH
OuOuWt.l Mpu NM uhUd MI NuAulNlIuu N
wl llnr Y hn WUN NJ iIu wpnl hOIM
Mod lIM lWr un WNlN HuWtlU Nnl N Mliu ull
HOU uu liHu huW HliNu iNlla NhhO IUr MlNH
M lIw irWWAiu ma \WONr lhNW Nu lNu
HWNNNt llNUiA Ihpu iWANl WRIWNi
uH UWlf lluU Nud maplf M NNltI
NNl lhNiilh M uN lhu WN NIN liNl Y lllMIA
huW VIM. Mal RUlu VA hNlINH ma uuNhuhi Nud Nl
mlNH ,n nNWmnp NJ OiuN NJ uNWA altl NHl
NluWNHu NNuNF lNoN Up luu uRlIuh ANNh
WNau dWhN lMl ulNu Nud hONWiNt MNI
va lWI $3.50 Wu NNliN aWNll alNAna lw NN
ul M lhrta 70 lNW Wl Atti ~ ulalN lM
HwNNlnW NJ OnlN A7 "a NNlM Il ,lum NUl
NNN ilrW lWWN7l VI lhu rNllh Va MNrh lhNUu
lhNN ~ ihr Equator Wl neutrality-suspicious. "a rhUawl
lul an WnfN N lm aUN M IA iAp WNI rNluF ull
N lhp pUN
" VIM WHW Muul hn 'ur AlA luN oul lhp
uAlr NNNWlpy hhlul n lApud II au NlpNsu
Al ..It ...It
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

lul alrlMNt hnh Z hN Nhrl Na hu WNh
tl hlu llNrN statute Nhl called lnT alNhlp horse
suwulhNp THAT VII prAUou about lipulp aud wake
a blluN uW NJ hH phWp Uapt l0 IIip tho
TUTOR WUlr IA a ollrUs, ANA rrr6un that | can
hack AuylhiUu llI WoNR HAIR FhW hluNlhl
him ul NApo Wlulod WluNl with ruhUs
urpi Nv umaHud II and Nshpd ull liolmu hu
Ibd eNu Nu blocks tho heNal hUukoi ulNshw
Through hipll hoNrd hWouNud plunged into Nue
INr luheluu ms Wdur uNnl tho lnp " Nn Ndmuoll
Wuud'hrl Nnd lNNlod hln un Inv mplul UdHp W
4 lINU mower lhuN bona htm humu, slNlphluu
ul nam uUi Nnl hruo sUlAruna ohNo W and redNo
ed Uh distributions and pMsurpd hm w with raw
horl \ lnw WupN later lac oNlled At tho stable
md Nl v they hNd HoNllo saw houu wllh an
WrrJluMlr dsWsilluu a hudln with n uluh hl
aud uuNnpus and u saddle with tNu hunt and
NoWppol NJ " w hoho'ud no would 10 uu M me
HAY muW Nnd ulNup around u little whore II was
soft ana " wouldn't hurl hlm II he went Ia sleep
aud tll ul AZ ho dad thp other dnr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

NfH lhUNn I'm Wulhur NJ nNNpNua NNd n
WWlWml " lh NnaluN luMNI Nh hUNl NNd
WAl Oll WHN M NyNN luNia NuN NNN Al
Nu IWH NV tllNNiNN llpi IlUlu ul hIhNlINN
Nu llhnnlh aINN Nhrl NaIlUlg puNlI w lNlh
AZ WA. huNal NhW NWWNA NNl NWIN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

II would npror tn 10 ulppl w0muN 10 Nll olllops
II hmalp hhrlIll should visit tho lnAldnNon NJ
handanlnn mnn and toll his Jealous wiz that aho
had M Alianhmpnl hr him. ihnru would ho u Va
oanOy IN that 0illan ~ about iva mlaNoa,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

@"'N"'' "0' In"'u u0' .""0
NV. ,%."" Y. WIN. "... .,.. y" Y"
NJ ..... Nv. N, '..v' . .''" .y..""
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

MlNrN sNoll lIGAENN l'WpCu. rhoNn
tory VI slnpIu bean nuoldunlll phulud w pnt
den NJ suWlhhtillu Mhaa IA traced Wv uows
Wrrr correspondent who figures unl VA product
lut three NonrA The bean was planted III II rich
luNuN sull ana when gathered IN the autumn ila
llnll ~ counted was 90 perfectly Developed
bonn, iIum II sugo stalk Now II d single bean
produces | ala nure the SUN tulul OF the srrunl
lpatR product would be 2,Nl "a, equal Ia | ,ln1
pounds. ~ l0urs. ~ l'O army raiions p,llhl Ia
IS. bushels This would be The sprold year Now
II wu plant ihs product and the yield " lhe aanr,
va hHtp a pludupt OF j,4uSnli 400 90 bunns.
rluNl tu II a'N toms, ur ll,N ,AiS bushels ~
0lSi11t ,s soldiers rh,iuhs This thitl planting
WuNd give the steamship trrnt Eastern ~ 'lull
llrth's" Few behhs, however slhti 40 well IA
lhs Uuu lid
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

llNNAu l(tlVNl lluiINH lhN MU uuIllNNI
lNinlNlHH w MlNlpnN \ Npl hlnNN MNNul NJ
lhNl hlllt NNa NllAhiNH Nl NnllINpN uulnvuapl
lrNulrhlll NJ NNNula. N llhllVl l'uUNil w
Mtl NJ hiNnlal WN NIWnhlhIu4 hWp hlNWa
hpN Nllh Ihn lllluA NJ Ma alll NN WlhuI NNiN
lMpltNi MlNpr NUl M NNA IUt iWNlIMhNl W.
hNu hUN NNH uNhll rhlNd nn A llN ANA NNa.
~ " altNl Nnl lulNwN lNu tlNlha IWN
mlNp ana IN INu NNluNpp Wln UtlNlNWl |
uMJi ur Md mm lNlllWN liNNpr W llWIWt
NOhalNp hl NUpNu
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

NVIIlnp MNh hNIllNg
TING luhr old nlNnNWlhpl ais,
Nhlr Through hn WNdUN W hNhAhlhU
'lhp lhAl hNlullA lllA
N llrhlA "a ihp Npll Nuiu lllhW
NNd ANNla VA beautiful NiNia
Whlv lhN lnuN U NlNNlIN,olhpl puNlpiN
NNh aNpNlh lul mNhl alNna
rh1 hUlN hutha tall hhN aleNlpi
AlnNl plaN w lhn uuUl dunr
llbp aphiiNpla WhtphIul and lWlur
lhWl ahNiuNa thrown NN lhb luul
lhN hhiHhtuua ipNU lUpa Ia lhull Rws,tlNURA
\Vd llNaN ~ 30 llphl NJ 'hn alN
WIllu hrlsl N lhplA Nunla 'mlll IhN ilup luIn
lpnai uNlullNH $40 w Nhp
NNd UuN stu lNA llNlaluh thu huiiilNp
NHd lhINhlNH NJ Wi NNhl MiUla
Ahl Ntllhra ihN lUllpllN IlillNHl
NNd lullpl Nip tlNi,WNlhUl hNNlla
bhu lfpONa ahp hpN,a llln Mpl uuNClNH
Wa Az hpi Mlhi lillaua htr alflrl
Wa luul Ntl llp aoN)ll N lNua NulilllNt
TING tIllra W rlllllpil hl' llHhltl
lWl luNll W llp NNilll pain Hhl "
Ana lhal lhlUURh lhu DlOUlNil w Hlu
liUl alUN IN lltWUlp lhlahDllN
Ma AlAlpIl ull HliUllNUlhW hNhN
aim pu ihuN iNU Nll llNn aluipa
NnN uraaue lhuUl Niul W hpl hlNNN
lNa lliN rNNlNulhi d DlrN lhUiNOR tlNlrh
NUI ma ana hnUN Nhrh Ohm lutrA Nra
llul lllNia ulMnNN IMll W ulhpN
Nupwu Wb Nul lhm hW WlBhI
lul lhlpu lllllp hpNu 1910 NJ allNlNH
NWtt Wt lIhu NnhlR w llHhi
NW llt lillA N MWla 40 hnrhuNNp
NWl hlgu Rllllu gNip urNNh NdN
NWNu lW llHW Ull hNAlMUi alhNda Whlllurt
\mI RWll lW NNlha w ma ap
Nn lWa mWlh wslUH lNN hunN hW
llWl MA N lhp aulWA N AlN
WEN mu IN pllN WWUI hnl
lul HilHlhtlhNiA Nulh NNa l0N
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

lNuh WI wQ mMun MN uUpN pVu.t
IN HpNu NUl llul ma Nmh lMtmul IhH.NH
lNN Wv uhlNlUNl IN lNp UauuI lhH l'uupW lNJWIW
Iuuu lllllWa mWlINmuM Ml
luu Uulpi 4lt Wl Muia NIUN O lml ml
N IUlUNll IuuMl Nv IW llllIUHlll ONu ml llWI
WN d NWlhuluuIl
Juu N uMuu EY I0lN w Nh.
lfI N M llW alUuN NNIuH IN Mi
WUl lmuNuN m lWhlwNlWO Il.NlmNpu OUHl
M lUl hl WA Wull rWu ami uNl M lUut.
I llU. lhuWl ul lUur llNNaW lHUiu MIlw NJ
uH WnM.. IOUl
NiHluul uuUWI UlulH M ulwN \ lUulU
Nm nUl NWU n NMWA NNUuI MN
UWl NINHIi
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12
A wNA,ep VINO D,uu

MHa lIlMhplh lMlNlllN AZ, wins lNalpN N lhM
ware pllNl pnNupitNh Nn NNplaluN w aUlll hull nl
llhNUptl wv hhl NoNll NNl DnlhlVH hNi u hN Nlh
lpla llll lhlA continued llll lNNN \, Nhun ihN
lrlVAuq W toxic ttuN lNuhg l'IVll hNl lNU wv
water hNl IN tnll tllhll lIhhNl IltA lupl luN WAA
liUauN ihlu water iupe hU AhH WhA UNNNu W w
Mll VN BOG pluWNh AlNge jONN NJ aha lpa
tasted hlAuhlNh NU hlnl and lAhpN No nuNiIlll
lNglI VI NNt huN lhla WNp ~ NIml,a OVNlNNgl
NlRhpll lQu pbNNOlaI aud lla 0Nll lpl pOlNllH NJ
WVlNhl IA IN llNA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12


ahO woutl hl huW IVA ummh hNods
lul M hpl pllWI lWr NNuU
AWNl lW IllNpl lNlhNa
Nhu lNwWWl w llWA NWl NJ lUNI
NhW INh llu IibhWUl n WON llrn8N
aUNiNW Ul ll nllll NUN MllNW
\ul Ilu iNW 0uu m ! lrHlHA
NUl NJ HuUiW lNnrn ul laA
lhl lWlW Nm Nllh llu4hlW hup
NWl WlHnUUWl lhuUNu lNll UUlNl|
Woo hw uuuwuW llW ldNN 49,.
Mod ml .llWn Ilul ulW
n INHl NHul# luu NIH.
ANl.W.u#t I'M. lWHUWl WllluUu
N Hmmll NlllI NUNl Wtp MA
HU Nlpu ulON ihN aln IN HtlNNI
lll Whp NJ AN lla hulNA hOl luna
N. HlWlH lr Hul lmiltltl lhNl
NJ IHll NH hNN VI NNlihp rhi
IunHN NllI lNu NlNll u iWI nhNiI
lHl hr aNUUll llAUh nhu MNIh iNIl
l'i hN7Wl IWN lNuHI UVUllu
NNl WNl0I
lrN uDU JuMFN NM Nhuf nliH
NIipl IMl WNl WIIll
RhU lWWOl INH NlIh WUl Iln inN
lNO IlNiHl lH.l UullNtNuHh
lNl NhHH Nri lutii lnHU 40 lNu
Hl Nnlf tl nNl luhW.lUlN
NIIl lM Nl NNl uW ~ NiHlN
|NlLN tuM uIUIH lNl HnNl Nu
iIH u 1000 NuuN NlN lMI .IlNN
aIiH UuhN lIl Mtul aWN mI uIwl
llHNW uIn UW 'll aUlN NU
! / W NItI uuWIuum
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

'p'l'l AZ mi,u lo no
MN. NJ IuA.H .uldllhull huI
,uI, Ia uuluNu luIli NllN
Wurla liaNd's i.NiiNrl n
hh,Vl ia an plNaH ana tlr
trade ulArhuUlNoulilsIduh 'Il
Wmppur ihWultQtdi itNtiII,
itWN 'lrNllWrrNWl AuUN lll
uNrl hu without u lut ~ Hlll
uMdNN AollhN al nuuuHl-lp
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12
lydia {, Plnkham's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

" rrlntr NC huNd lu w. natural condition, NJ
uulH lNr NiWl UuWrI ariphi, HllluMhuNsth, mUsplr-
NJ lhu NlrlU+ aud llH N into plNpr, aud pNu. N
lnnr NNu HlIOupth 80 that lhu tUru T. rnhrnl aud
entire, II NrcNuihrns the hNuh and roNir rrpuui
II pNts luht 80 thew hNu NulN uuH aNHtni N IrHluuH
displNrrd utHNus tu iMr natural Unatlun mat
hulNp " huNrinu duWh, rnUhlnH uNil, W,luhl, uNl
hNukMhr, always permanently uutui w W. uHu.
lhu Wiirul4, Nhn uuUll hulOrN Wnlh hui i tow
steps, Nuh Nllh pruul mlu, unn, AFTER the uH ~ lhIl
trMudN, NNh several mile. without discomfort, "
pctmuNlr- tNriN Iultiun NJ lhu Alun and piNrHNuW
HE nh NWm II lclNUNoa nYspuIrm lNmlNuH,
hlhtulnrN, destroys NJ GRAY lnps hl .imulhuN, AMI
rullWt- NtNhNuHA W the stomach II viii rUlu uN.
lluN ihu worst hirMs ~ iNllIug w the l|luruH,
lruru'Illrn, lnlninl MrnHlluNlui, lullhumNtlu W
lu,thlluh Irregularities lluulInua, ulu. Nor tho
tuir M hldNuy tumlNINla NJ ulhpi MIN Una rum
uunNl w unauluNHsuh
n W Iwnualllr mt II woman after lnllliul puNIAp
" treatment Wlh ina medicine, to continue ~ hlNu
NrnhuoH ~ hp Ulolus, and thousands NJ NOmuutu.
dnN thrrlsh grateful rrmpmllNnros NJ the h,lp lu
iINtd hum the W., ul this remedy
AlM u lnhhhW'a Vegetable Compound n liu
lNtrd N w., pluWIplurs NlutnIuly
No. 1Ba Western Ave-, Lynn, Mass,
sWs.N NJ, 80,
Ml1 l'Mhhhid trtlN NN1Nrla An hltuls N lnWiiN
srnA M hlmrhia
M Mmllt ahuUi hp Without lhdM Il liNhhon'a
llNlll llllS ltt rNtu tuhpi lNliU,,, Nilluna.
h'Aal Nnl lulW1tN ~ the llt,t 1lp urt hos.
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

A newspaper correspondent hNs heard, Through
Mr. " N Merritt that " N N Murray IA doing
u larun oomNssNN hNslnpss ~ ltlvoln0o and hNA
y proapcol ot ~ no dslNlll ported counting hack ~
tho eUNn0 Ut hM former triumph and lNhl Nnd
wiplnp cut all hla indebtedness
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

mrNpi "a w N pial rhAl
aWnhNH hls NlU NJ rlfNl
Nhln hls hale hlh Wlu Nlih lNisN rAlu
Wns rlrNrlg llp lNNN NNNN
\ aNpl lllp Hlrl Win iiNp ilNr Wus
,'N rt grAllhhl hhrua WINS rNlninR llNai
II HNps Us great pleasure 10 Any va pANNnl "
tho llsl nNpN 49, man NVur lNNhi ~ pAsi char Nn
a farm AponNhlN Nn farmer pVpr 10Th any dIhDpr
nr hla halo nll wlM W clear ANW Thrth
lhpru newer was u child that puNli catch lips Wn
Nsnh w ln II WHOM NnN p0nn 10 NnAlA ~ nNn NJ
lhna, sentimental pOpWa u never Mlla ~ lNrn \
mNsA W prnilly woriuh llua
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

iho prripi hu mNkiNH thlqNuNNIlIiI .rlNiiN
MNa HhtNlNih w IIttNip \ IlNtNt NhllO liNiuH IA
liuNUUiWi Hawaiian iaNhd, WhNtr Ia NHitrl lN
mVlt thiN iNNt NiH'l
Mr Peavey Al tNAt iWi,I NNH aNhilNp lluN N
Mrih, Nnd Niih NhM doubts ~ id lhl WNlIN ptun
DiiDe ~ tina itNtNNl ~ WWinNWll n 3iNl ilHAN
ill, Nnl MpAN IU Nar Ne iWNpuA, VI hil NlAiAl.
AMI I'M M iNNN uIl Nllrf WIG WnI IfNl NhA M "
AlNll iinu 49, NNa uNlWlN rUflh
Nv lhNNt afterwards rNi lhla iWmdl w ~ awNl
NNNNlNits a0h cold NNd save II NNhN W we ilNhA1
lNI NUi NN,ll ilppNlh lMa ~ rNNlgNNI w MN u
urllMIiH NNd hNluNnhN thilWhrri W. We WON'T
itle \ eNrrrllrl NNi ,Nrr mi N'Niil W We Nnia
MlWaI
ono lhl VI lhu rumuhN Il W. nal lwllWnNiNl
ANlu Illll "a NlihN llp rNrh NJ hll VINO hln NllNk
~ NiNp u n aiNNu liWl
" N hNNl,aa, NnNNrN'NI " lNhn " lNl llMN 900
va Wnl rhrlaWu aNlr w w WV WA iNlN ~ llW
rpWuhl "a Anplllhi
This u uhiNVh luhIuNI huU any nlNtr pNNll uN
ihu maikrt ~ tNpN Wllhlp H. uNenhtl " a0UN Na
II uuWps N rNulNp Nih lhp lhlWllp mmhWNWii
pNAlMpa lhNi lMu hu MsN pursuance, NWNH Ns "
,lnua hltrrih WuhN ihu MNuWa lnrMhlNNr
10 Nn irlNN Wulhrl lMl lNl nNl M rrNls NN'
NhNiN sNNpll hnA w rtNin nN
20 Nnv Mi nv Nll lhNHAhlA
l'nrROna, lnnuH " ~,
WsuOsssNuh WsSsssE-
| ~ Il no Middle street, ron I | AND, M,
GENERAL AGENTS. ~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

4 picnip party N Mlhl county tiportih was
broken ~ n, lnNlu The company we're engage
pd IN lAnrr Nhpu lhpir attention VIA attracted
lu dnmuliqh with hia heels p0NIlr " hup hives
lbp bpus Wetu pspN,int tbs attach ahl ~ large
numbers WUfp slintiNe hiN fhis ehNspd the
thule W. hph mora Wildly several prtsVNs Al
uhpp WAS accomplished The mulN made dall,
Ahil broke va tho plGNir, thn iNUlp Nhi the hpps
ahNe HsepasoN VI tho ulpNNi Tho mute had
hiuhpA hpHln who hl'uhpd him near tho hvN hn
uNnNep
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

TIM hlllnNlNA a. IN hNprN hinitMpnl ~ lhr Ia
lNnnlN lUNiIlluu III I'M Wv WV
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12

N, ulwYIl llNIUNIU liN
iWultNINN lAUl VA NNN tlNtH
NMru u NM ln Npvml N.
lhu fNilllg Nld WllNnNil
iIUl sulNIuu} llN llNO NIul
luNlllW llN lulNl Nv NNuU
durlu uNhND'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-08-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
ATHLETICS IN JERSEY CITY.

The third annual fall meeting of the Olym-
mic Athletic Club OF Jersey City held Yesterday
afternoon at the Hudson County Caedonian CLUB grounds
in B.ldwin.aye that city. The attendance was very
large The first event run OF 100 yards, open
ONLY TO members OF the home club The hrs heat was
won BY T. g. Kinds, the second by +. c. Pendexter and
the third by F. L. Taylor. Mr. Pendexter won the hna
heat In lOIa seconds, with T. g. Kinds second. There
were eleven entries 220yars hurdle race, handi-
can omen TO all comers. The final heat was
won by II. Asheimer. or the Empire City
Athletic Club. in 2Sas seconds, with {.
T. Southland. of Brooklyn, second. An open handicap
dash Of 100 yards with twenty entries divided into
ak heats and was very exciting. The nnal heat was
won by G. j. Brandisn Of staten Island In 10 seconds'
the fastest tine on record protest was entered oy
some of the contestagts because the name Oh MT
Rrandisn did not appear on the programme Oh the
c,uh E. C. Reed the secretary, stated that MI Bran
,s "a name had sent tO the printers ana nc hai
6,sh sas not entitled medal. and it was gwen 70
the second man, H. f. Mettam, OF the Bayonhe Rowing
Association. - r.s yon hu l. n
Pendexfer. IN 59a seconds IIers were
Yer twenty starters the one-mile walk it was won
nv "a W. Young of the Olympic Athletic Club, IN eight
minutes and seconds. The maj neat or the ~
Yards DASH open handicap, won by G. j. COnnei OF
the American Attn etc Club, in twenty i've and nali
seconds with w. W. DAVIS. OF the Madison Athletic
was won by Frederick Weed IN SO minutes. Inc ma
heat OF tug-ofwar. open TO teams hunted IN weight
was won by the Clinton Athletic Clubs team q. j.
Brgndsh crossed the line first In naif mile rum open
shoue. OF the Jersey City Athletic Club, was good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE HARVARD SCRATCH, RACES.
EXCITING CONTESTS ON THE CBARLEs-THE RACE
FOR SENIOR FIGHTS.

EXCITING CONTESTS ON THE CBARLEs-THE RACE
FOR SENIOR FIGHTS.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 16.-The scratch races
OF the Harvard Club rowed the Boatbonse
strsightaway Course to-day. The first race, Tor
single eus wac won by Holder OF the class OF 1880 IN
3Is Agassiz Glass of 1884 being only three feet behind
Pendleton, 1884. upset before reaching the bend.
The next race was for freshmen eights Lewis was
stroke OF the first and Clark Of the second Inc
very to the bend where the
bow in the second boat caught a crao, ana
the had to stop rowing. The other boat won py
three lengths in 237.
The third for Senior eighths. First crew
Bow, Winthrop. 'S3 Chafnut, 's2, captain Curtis. 49,
stroke; Coxswain, Oxnard. Second Crew-Bow.
BALDWIN, 80, c. Hammand. 49, stroke, and
captain eoxswain, Buchanan, 's3 third crew-Bov,
Smith, 's2 Luce, 80: Brandegee ST. stroke and cap
tam coxswan, Sanger. 's3 fourth erew-Bow. sher-
wood. 'S3 ; 3. Hammond. 81; captain; HeDelway,
81, stroke Browne, 81, cOxswain
This was splendid Chalfants boat at the bend
had a slight lead, with C. Hammond aud s. Hammond
bow and bow for second place Passing the boathonse
ChAlfaht had slightly increased his lead, WhIe
s. Hammond gained slightly on {. Ham
mOnd s. HamUOnds cTew continued theif
squirt" and Just before reaching the finish
passed Cnaiant's crew, and won by third of ltng
while Brandegee's crew not lar IN the rear
The races the best OF the KIND geld Tor many
G. VI. BelshaW, 80 judges, NJ
s. CrehOre, 'S2, and owen Wister, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
COLLEGE BOYS AT BALL.
CONTEST AT HoBoKES BETWEEN STEVENS AND
RUTGERS

EC1GEk5
The football season was opened yesterday
at the ST. Georges Cricket Club grounds at HoooKen'
with match between first elevens Of stevens Inst
tine and Rutgers College The following were the teams
Rutgcrs-W. Chamberlain. Marshal. How Rogers, Beck
uan forwards; Dewitt. quarterback; Morrison, Gap
tairl c. Chamberlain, scudder, ha blacks; Smith and
" seudder. backs.
stevens-Coe, Butler. Dlwortn LYah. Riesenberger,
forward; Percy, quarterback; Denton, Moore, Me-
Naughton, Captain) haf-backs Vanatta and Howell,
backs.
The players on both sides in apparently good
condition. but it was easy that the Rutgers men
played better and passed the ball more skill
fully while she Stevens team has material for strong
eleven, but Is not well trained.
There was fair attendance OF spectators to witness
the contest although the majority was made up
og members OF the two Institutions. The toss
was won by the Stevens men. who accordingly mad
the kickoff Here Rutgers showed good play, and after
brief skirInlsh succeeded IN gaining Jouehd0wn and
scuider kicked goal. thus winning the hrst game
THIS encouraged winners who, by brisk play kept
the ball well ahead. Two safety touchdOwns were
gained By stevens and a made by Moore called forth
much opulanse when time was called by the judges
After A rest VI fifteen minutes, the game was begun
afresh with kickoff by Rogers OF rhe Rutgers A
touchdown was then gained by the latter team, which
failed, however TO kick goal
In rush for the ball after c. Chamberlain re-
ceiyed a severe kick IN the neck which forced MN 10
Ston playins and his place hled by Demarest,
s,'r man the stevens men now made vigorous eff
fr ro drive their opponents their goal, aDd were
narty successful. although the Rutgers obtained a
pSty tnchdoyu rms seemed 20 put fresn strength
INFO iAe stevens team, WHO finally succeeded in get
tug touchdown The wind wac now IN their favor ior
kicking the goa, but the pole barely missed.
air Toup h tne dir ectOn OF the ball was vel judged
rae rest of hOty contested Dotii sides
doing good work time was called by the Judges
and the game stsod: Rutgers goal one touchdown
md two safety t0uehdo WIS., Que touchdown and two
safety tOuchdOwns. o
The stevens team ged 10 play the Pr ncet0n
ieVan AZ Princeton next Saturday while the Rutgers
team expects To play the Yale Football team at an
early day.