davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HhNhNA y. 4. opt IA strong southetly
VINO mas prevailed continuously since Monday,
ana anotAer postpcnenent OF the races which
Were announced 10 be rowed This morning Is
necessary. The events viii take place as soon
as The water win Permit.
L"ttr.-The wind is abatlng and the referee
announces thatsthe races viii be rowed TINS
aIternoon, the water permitting. The following
program VIII be observed; Four-oared race at
t -" O'CLOCK: amateur single SOULS ~ BIS: dou-
HE sculs al asa: professional single s,ills az
$50. e'0 'e"'7 W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
Railrond Rui,aina in .n. u..,.

CHICAGO, sept &-Assistaut General Man
seer Potter, OF the Chicago Burlia- -ton and
QulIcy y. X, went west last evening with an
engineering party TO permanently Locate the
nrSt q miles ot the new railroad which his com
pahy VIII build In southern Iowa from Iutnes.
ton, wayne county, 10 the Missouri river Sur
neys tor The lfne were made two years ago; ana
me work or construction Is TO be begun inmedi-
ate!y. This line viii practically b. parallel
WIN ana alongside or a line recently located bv
lhe missouri, Iowa aud Nebraska n. X. Co, ana
consequently lively railroad building NAV ha eX-
pecleo in that locality during the next ninety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
Killed While StcaIiny a Ride.

,.LIisWS: IA, sept 3.-Michael kennedg,
Whl!e steailhg a ride on the top or a passenger
coach attached TO the mifntrh, train on fha
Lehigh Valley railroad, fell from the cars and
was instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

The CONSTELLATION, which has been on a
cruise with the cadet midshipmen from the
naval academy, was put out Of commission at
Annapolis yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
Joint Discussion by the Gubcrna-
fOfi8l Candidates.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-A special dispatch to the
tribune from South Bend says: The first of a
series of joint debates between A. G. Porter
tie republican candidate FOR governor OF Ind1-
ana, and Franklin Landers, his democratic op-
ponent, which came of here yesterday, suffered
III the matter OF crowd In cons equence of the
rain delugtng the country for miles around.
Undeterred, however, by the mud and rain
from 2,oG0 TO $500 OF both parties gathered
around the stand in the court house yard, from
which the orators spoke. Everything In the
way OF preliminary demonstration was dis
pensed with, the meeting assembling without
the aid of procession or brass band. The only
decorations were a Garfield ana Arthur banner
lying from The club headquarters near by, and
another banner bearing the names OF the demo-
cratic nominees stretched across the street
from the court house to the hotel.
Dr.. L. j. Ham, mayor OF South Bend, intro
GGced MI. Landers who in an hours speech
alraigned the republican party OF The state
and nation. When he had concluded Hon. Lu-
cius Hubbard presented Mr. Porter In brief
speech. and he in q speech OF an hour and a
halts duration discussed the issues between the
republican and democratic parties in Indiana
and the United States. According to arrange
ment Mr.. Landers closed the argument 10 a half
hour speech. Both speakers we're frequently
interrupted by applause, which was about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.-Internal rev.
eDue, s42S, ,S5i.69; customs. g. o03 6l7.2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

Experts at Indianapolis nnd ex.treasurer
jackson Landers accounts $l4, ,304 short. He
served tn 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT closes at four
o'clock pm. now instead Of three, as during the
S. INNER months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

RESTORED TO THE NAVY RoLLs.-The unex-
pired term of the sentence of Pay Inspector
George L. Davis has been remitted from August
9th last Two years ago he was sentenced to
five years suspension from the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

The FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint
ments have been made: E. w. Mullican, store
keeper and gauger 5th district OF North Caro-
ma. and w: s. Whitten, gaugeT, district OF Ar
kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

SECRETARY THOMPSON left the city this after
noon at two O'Clock for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
All on Board Supposed to have Been
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The steamer Wtelald which
sailed from Hamburg on Wednesday, the 1St
Instant, for New York, took out 120 900 pounds
IL gold.
Failure Of English Brewers.
Hannay g Dickson. brewers, of Gorton near
Manchester, have failed Their liabilities are
stated at 1000 pounds
A Colleague of Charles Dickens
Dead.
LONDON. Sept s.-The death is announced Of
William Henry Wills, one OF the originator5 OF
Punch, and afterwards associated with Ckarle-
Dickens In the establishment OF the RonSeho d
Words, OF which he was the working editor
The deceased was in his list year.
Russia and China.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch to the Daily Seir>
says: No insuperable difficulty can now be ay-
pected to arise IN the negotiations between Rus.
Sia ard Chlra.
Parliamentary.
LONDON, Sept. SIN the house OF commons
last night the Marquis OF Harrington said that
he presumed that Mr.. Parnell would revert IN
his proposal TO tack the registration bill TO the
appropriation bill-Whlch passed les second
reading last night. II Mr.. Parnell adheres 10
the above course his motion Will take the form
OF an instruction TO the committee to tack the
clauses OF the one bill 10 the other bill. It Is
said the government win abandon the Burials
bill II the house Of lords persist In the amend
ment proposed TO that measure.
Manchester Market.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Manchester Guardian
III ftS ccmHteISiai afticle thiS morning SAYS
There is little change In the state OF business.
Buyers continue TO act cautiously. Indian
merchants all but abstaining from making pur-
chases. There is some Inquiry for goods for
China. at low rates. For other foreign mar
ketS, and for the home market trade is quite and
there is but Slow demand for small quantities
at previous prices. Yarns are dull but not
lower
gen. Roberts Defeats AyOOb Khan.
LONpON, Sept. 3, $50 p. m.-An Official dis
patcn frUm Quetta, dated to-day saws. General
Roberts attacked and dispersed Ayoob Khan's
force and captured 2I guns The Cabulece
Lave retreated up the Argand-Ab valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

The CENSUS OF iSS0.-It Is estimated that 1t
viii take four years to complete the complla-
tion OF the census just taken. Long before that
the population will be known. out TO fully COM
plete the statistics OF trade, industry, the me-
chanical and governmental statistics will take
four years. The present census will be much
mere elaborate in It's details than the last one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

THE TAX UPON THE CLERKs.-The canvassers
in the several departments OF the government
receives commission upon all the collections
made. This is what coHstratns the collectors to
be so V1g1lant as many OF the clerks can amply
testify. The hue and cry raised by the demo-
Gratis at this method of raising the wind would
come With better grace If the democratic en-
plo5 eS OF the Senate and House were let Sc
Nerely alone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

SECRETARY SHERMAN.-A dispatch received at
the Treasury department states that Secretary
Sherman was In Portsmouth, Ohio, this morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The steamer Wtelald which
sailed from Hamburg on Wednesday, the lSt
instant, for New York, took out 12O 900 pounds
IL gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
WHAT OUR PLUMBING BUSINESS

VfHAT OUR PLUMBING BUSINESS
IL has increased SO greatly that now Opr force of
PUN bers is larger than is employed by any house
south Of New York is evidence of the lively interest
that is taken in all SANITARY MATTERS by the
intelligent PUBLIC. We give especial attention to
MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING in city
residences.
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
sug9 NO.3H 9th street N. w.
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TIN IHs iustl Ugsy IAfln1 II.
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Eu,JVh Htf0tinf, Il fgl0fWls. al,s,
~as d,fI gate Il, III II, ,bilesti eDn.
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cannot b. aae4ail therefore unreasonable
and barc-laecd frauds cannot possibly ind
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wisdom, anl ! ,i,pu'i certainly depart from
The radical revolution and progress which !
have MADDEN lic soa world, II were 10 IL
tempt deception AM ',s'raa ~ enlightened
public ~ nttcrin4 i'plor,Dln lalscloods nd
COUGHING my statements i'll bOnbaStic. mean
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n'iics nothing cSc"pi 10 impress tic 'Inwary
with liz idea ira. Il -rcal concern existed.
only ~ pap.f. in H. contrary, AM tr!!r ~
~ ,ll5.ll'ieI reputation,
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guava jelly made by Mr.. Overbaugh
equals any placed on the market
Sumter Az0Mce
Judge Hayden hints to us that the
late storm may result in a benefit in
stead of a disaster to the orange crop.
Although many oranges were blown
down and the east side of the tree
denuded of their leaves, luxuriant
new growth has sprung forth on that
side Of the trees, entirely covering
their baroness, and the Judge says
the trees are now blossoming among
this new growth. A. Speer and Mr..
Pace have also given us this same In
telligence in regard to the famous
Speer grove, and we also notice some
orange blossoms in DR.. Seth French's
orange grove where we live. we
will not yet claim ''boom" on tins
prospect, but at the same time II
(now come in the "its") this bloom
ing is general throughout the county,
and if there is a good set OF oranges,
and if the frost does not injure them,
they would rlpen next June and July,
when oranges would be worth about
10 cents each and then, and in that
case it would be "boom. "-So'a-
ford Journal.
Yesterday about noon a negro
man. with his hat pulled well over
his face, was enjoying the glorious
sunshine in a hearty MONDAY nap.
He had selected as his lounge
the platform in front of the
battery room Of the telegraph
office, distant about fifty feet from
the railroad track. In the midst of
his slumbers an engine came rushing
along the track and suddenly
aroused the slumberer. He imagined
himself on the track, and his frantic
efforts to get out OF the way OF his
imaginary terror were ludicrous in
the extreme. He tried to get the
hat off his face, but fright caused
him to make several efforts before he
could recover himself he nearly
tumbled off the platform into the
ditch and ran twenty steps before he
knew where he was or what really
was the matter. His frantic efforts
to get out of the way Of that engine
produced hearty laugh from those
who witnessed the scene. Mirror.
Mr.. w. Mcleod in the month of
January, 1877, put out 500 orange
trees, sweet seedlings, on six acres
of hammock land one mile north OF
Lovell's Landing, on Lake Apopka,
$50 the next year and $50 the next.
All but the last were three year old
at time OF setting. He looks for
some of them to bear next year.
They are almost free from scale in
sects and never case of die back
all are i'll fine growing condition
and have been been from the start.
This young man made a contract
with the owner of the land on which
these trees are growing, at the time
of commencing work on them to FUR
nish trees and cultivate them, and at
the end of five years the two parties
to divide the grove and eighty acres
OF land belonging to the same lot.
By industry and close attention to
his grove Mr. Mcleod has succeeded
in making fine piece OF property for
himself and also tor the owner of
land. a fair estimate of the value
OF an orange grove the year it comes
into bearing is $1,000 per acre.
You can easily decide whether you
would like to occupy the shoes of
this young man or not.-Apop&0
Citizen.