New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
CHAUTAUQUA ROUND TABLE
REPORTS IN BEHALF OF THE VARIOUS
CLASSES.
PROFESSOR MAHAFFY's LECTURE on CREEK RE.
LIGION-DR. II. T. ELY on THB
LABOR PROBLEM.
LABOR PROBLEM.
,sY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE IKIBUSEi
Chautauqua, Aug. 7--Professor Mahany is winning
golden opinions at Chautauqua. lie has now dc
lIvered two lectures I'm public, has madc set speech
and has twice appeared the classroom where he sits
among his pupils book IN hand In PatOnlc STYLE
fIe Is fast becoming accustomed 10 his new surround
lngs and seems TO be trying hard to like them. His
talk this morning was the " Religious Side Of
Greek Tlfc' The Greek gIOn, he averTed, not
created for the Crooks by Homer, people
tend but was rather the result Of the work OF writer's
like ITesiod lie concluded by tracing the influences
of stoclsm into the schools of the cOnOciasts and
subsequently into the school Of John Iuss ard jerome
of Prague and the religious movement which began
with them.
DIP. Jesse /. lIurl6ut conducted tho Round
Table this afternoon, at which an unusually
large humber OF people were present \
programme had been prepared, and the presidehts OF
the different classes Of the G. Ia - e were caled
upon TO speak about their WORK Inc Kew D. LAY
Mills representing the class Of 1850, said that at the
first meeting this year, held this afternoon, there
were over 100 persons present. from twelve States and
Canada. Professor d. A. McClenahan belongs to the
class OF 1890, which has the largest enIOica mem-
beTshp OF all It's students numbering 2o'-4" al" nc
described his enthusiasm In the work Inc rev. MI
Osttander. of Brooklyn, who IS an Old Chau'auquan,
spoke I'm behalf of the class OF 1871 III inc aDeoe VI
It's president and said that he had so far hcaru OK
none of lis members who had dropped out Inc pres
idcnt of the class of 1922 Is Logan IT, Roots OF lltue
Rock, Ark DR.. f. W. Gunsaulus, OF chicago IS Us
vice presidents and viii speak at the Rouhu iaoie ~
morrow DR.. A. T.. Cumming said ihat inc class Vi
1s38 was tbe most remarkable which had ever been
graduated, numbering among It's members iady III
Maine who has been bedrldden for twentySN Yeas.
and who has nevertheless gathered around her local
circle Of twenty-five members. The class OF 1850 was
reported on By Mr.. Knight Of st. Louis, as having
graduated larger percentage of It's members IMAM
any other 1000 having taken diplomas out OIL l4ooo
who were originally enrolled. ProfessorW d. BRIDGE
Of Buffalo, spoke for the class of 1854; Miss Oardher
for the class OF 1893, which has members III bulgaria
and Mexico, but Is the smallest of all ana a. W.
Martin of Pittsburg for the pioneer" class OF l773'
which has graduated the largest number ol members
at the assembly itself
Dr. II. T. Ely's model university extension lecture
on the labor movement discussed the existence OF
social classes and their good and evil effects The
labor problem Dr. Ely thpks, must never be regarded
as class problem, since Such treatment of 1t merely
pomotes class hatred and delays social REFORM The
lecturer warmly commended Mrs. Helen Campbelrs
letters to The Tribune under the title OF Prisoners OF
Poverty
At an informal meeting of EpiscOpalians tonight
It was decided to proceed at with the erection OF
suitable headquarters building. The mater has been
placed in charge of the Rev. G.. \. Christensen, OF
Ncw-York general missioner Of the Parochlal Missions
Society of the United states.
The following newspaper men have been invited 10
Chautauqua and are the guests Of the Assembly j. T.
Johnson, Of "1hc Randolph, N. Y. Register W. y.
sherman. THE Randolph Courant" Frederick W.
HYDE The jamestown Journal; \. b. Dietcher,
The Chautauqua Democrat" Jamestown j. c. Lewis,
"The Panama Herald; c. 5. Carr Everybody's
Physician Havana. ~ Y. Guy II. Fuller The
jamestown Sum; E. A. Brooks, 1.-THE jamestown
Standard. f. V. Andrews and V. j. Feng-
s.rIo Uafcb unop Tgfpps j.
7. Williams, 1.-The Dunklrk Observer; H. y.
Beach, The Brockport Republic; II. :. Picket,
The Real Estate Bulletin Buffalo; Miss A. l..
Davenport, The Buffalo Express; A. b. Sheldon,
1.-THE sherman News; p. u. Crlssey, ." The Bunao
Cuuricrs f. p HarriS, Network; +. A. Ellis and
G. Collier. The sherman Advance l.. J. woodward,
The Jamestown Every saturday !, \; Fer erin,
The E EaaWsfa Mekinsry, The Fredonla CENSOR
d. d. Reed "The Warren PENN Ledger :. J.
shults. The Cherry Creek IN. " News; f. ~
bradshaw and J. A. Clay, the Jamestown Journal
and A Mclean. "The Snclarvtlle commercial,
Todays arrivals include +. H. Lindsey OF K3 1
ter: ID T. wilson Boston; G. G. Lines, Peoria X W.
Hall Fostora, Ohio: G. p: Luce ana VIE. Ouoa
+ Washburn, Kingston, n. Y, ana H. H. hasan' oi