Item - The Young New Yorker, v. I, no. 15, March 3, 1879

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Series:	The Young New Yorker v. 1 no. 15
Item:	The Young New Yorker, v. I, no. 15, March 3, 1879
Contents:	Clarence Carmon (page 1) The Captain of the Club; or, The Young Rival Athletes. A Romance of Truth and Treachery (chapters V-VI, pages 1-2) George Wilson the Pedestrian: Pedestrianism – Old and New (page 1) Statue of Washington (page 2) Opossums vs. American Eagles, A Base-Ball Story (pages 2-3) Amateur Journalism: About Puzzlers (page 3) Loyal Sons of America: An Appeal (page 3) Facts about the Canary Bird (page 3) Oliver Optic (William T. Adams) (page 4) The Boy Jockey, or, Honesty Versus Crookedness (chapters XV-XVII, page 5) Dawn of Love (page 5) The White Knight (pages 5-6) English College Life and Sports (page 6) Sports and Pastimes: Cricket (page 6) Rome Wasn't Built In A Day! (page 8) Spur and Saddle; or, Life on a Cattle Ranch (no. XV (conclusion), page 8) Who Comes Here? (page 8)
Date:	March 3, 1879
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
Description:	Also includes: News and Notes of the Day (department), Special Notice (department), Questions Answered (department), Athletics (department), Rod and Gun (department), Yachting and Rowing (department), Amateur Fancier (department), and Humor Graphics (department); plus mission, publisher's advertisements, and short filler items (including "Toboggan!", "Our Field", and "The Midshipmen of '76").
Length:	8 pages