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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION
Summary OF the Important
Questions the Southern Repre-
Sentatives of a Great Church
Will Consider.
Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Sun.
The forty fourth session of the
Southern Baptist convention will
be held in Louisville, Kentucky,
beginning May II, and containing
about one week. The convention
is being held at the invitation Of
the Broadway Baptist church OF
Louisville. The session Will be
held in Warren Avenue Presby-
terian church, which has been
lent for the occasion.
The convention comprises six
teen States and territories, 1892
churches and membership of L.
50S,906 and is the largest body of
Baptists in the world. It is strict
10 missionary body and makes
no laws. The work is carried on
by three boards, whose reports
constitute the business of the con-
vention. The boards are the for
eign mission board, located in
Richmond, Va. the home mission
board, located in Atlanta, Ca,
and the Sunday sch".I board, To-
Gated in Nashville, lem.
The annual sermon will be
preached by Rev. George w. Tru-
ett, of Texas, or his alternate,
Rev. r. T. Vann, of North Care
lima. The session promises to be
one of the most important ever
held. and number of important
topics of interest to the denomi-
nation will be taken up.
Jonathan Haralson, judge of
the supreme court of Alabama,
and president of the convention,
who has held the office for ten
years, announced at the last sess
ion that he would decline re. elec-
tion. The most prominent name
mentioned as his successor is Will.
liam j. Northen, ex. governor of
Georgia.
For three years past consldera-
BILE interest and difference of
opinion have arisen concerning
the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary and it's relation to the
convention, arising from certain
articles written by DR.. VIM. II.
Whitsett, president Of the lnstitu
tlon. Last summer DR.. Whitsitt
rendered his resignation to the
president of the board of trustees
OF the institution, Joshua Lever.
ing, and action will be taken
upon his resignation at the annu.
al meeting of the trustees, which
will be held the day before the
convention assemblies.
At the last meeting of the con
vention, b. Fl. Carroll, of Texas
gave notice of his intention to Of
fer the following resolutions:
'As it appears from q report
adopted at Chattanooga conven.
ton, and from the charter and
Fundamental laws of the semina.
ry, that the connection between
this convention and the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary is
but slight and remote, and this
connection cannot we'll be made
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22

Menstruation made Regular and
Painless, and Pains in sides, Hips and
Limbs cured by Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22

Mr.. VIM Walpole Of Walshtown s D. says: A
little blotch about the size of pea under my left
eye gradually growing larger from which shooting pains
W intervals all directions became greatly alarmed
and consulted good doctor, who pronounced it Cancer
and advised that it be cut out but this could
sent to- read in my local paper of effected by
S s.. and decided to try it, 1t acted like charm the
Cancer becoming at first irrated and then dscharging
freely This gradually grew less and then discon
tinued altogether leaving small scab which drop
ped off and only healthy little remains where
what threatened to destroy my life held full sway"
Positively the only for Cancer is Swifts Specific
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22
the BEST MEAT
THE MARKET AFFORDS

Is the Kind we Keep FOR our customers.
Call, or send, for nee
ROAST OR STEAK
OF either Beef or Pork. None but
stall-fed cattle used. We also handle
country produce. Meals served any
hour III the day at our restaurant.
s. TIIOS. BLACKMON.
Phone No. %.
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Nos. 81 and 32-NEw YORK AND FLOR
IDA LIMITED. Solid Vestibclcd Train OF
pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. OBJ
seryation and Compartment Cars, and Dining
Cars running through without change between
bt Augustine Fla and New York, via Jack
sonvile, Savannah, Columbia Charlotte and
Washington Pullman Drawing. Room Sleep
ing Cars between Augusta and New York, con-
Meeting with this tram at Columbia for tho
accommodation OF Augusta and Aiken travel.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos 3; and 5tKNow York and Florida Ex'
Aiken and New York
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars between
Tampa, jacksonville, savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars betweon Charlotte
and Richmond.
Nos, H and @-U. 8. Fnst Mail Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars be-
tween Jacksonville and New York and Pull.
man sleeping cars between Augusta and Char.
lotte. Dining cars serve all meals enroute.
Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, enroute daily between Jackson
vile and Cincinnati, via Asheville.
FRANK q. CANNON, JIM. CULP,
Third V.P. 81 Gen. Mgr #. NJ, washing gton
w. A. TURK SH HARDWICK
u. L. A. WaShingto1. , q. =. A, Atlanta
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s. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD

1T is only remedy which
8 can
Ulcers Sores blood
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta Georgia
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22
MERE PIMPLES.


the
and forced submit o a nd DANCE
returns violent
before lancer deadly poison in the blood and
from within-the last restige
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22
A SMALL SPOT
May Be CANCER.
MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE

AWE The greatest care should be given to
HVL any little sore, pimple scratch which
shows no disposition to heal under ordin-
ary treatment No one can tell how soon these
will develop into Cancer of the worst type.
So many people die from Cancer simply be-
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-22

Train No. "a. going west makes daylight con-
nection at Lancaster with the l.. & G. Il. r.
at Rock Hill with the Southern II X =. going
north. at Blacksburg with the Southern Train,
No. 7S going East makes connection at Marion.
n. c. with the Southern II, X, at Blacksburg
with southern and at Lancaster with the l.. 4
G. X. X. Train No. 81, going East makes con-
nection at Shelby, ". c., with the 8. A. L., X.
r. going east All local freight trains will
carry passengers II provided with tickets
=. Is. LUMPKIN.
Division Passenger Agent
L.. a. EMERSON Trafnc Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Justice Glldersleeve has appointed Emu fe"'c'
receiver for The Charles \. BALDWIN Coinp'ns'
stockholders OF No 80 Wall-st. on the appnV"''o"
Of lanes q Green who obtained Judgment
ooains, INC concern on June g. 1898. for $40 II
was stated TO the Court that since tho app"c".'o,
Tor tho receiver had been made the company nnu
been disnossessed from the olices at NO ~ wan
6, for non-payIrent of rent and the FURNITURE was
mt out on the street. The concern was mop
rated IN July 1895 with capital stock OF Sl""'0V'
and Charles A. Baldwin has been the dominant
spirit I'm the company. .
Tho Air Lighter Company made an assIs'"e','
Yesterday to James r. Sparkman me ONCE au
d-oes was not mentioned in the assignment whlch
was signed by Jacob Kirkner. OF Fainleu' ~ D.
nc acting president and John d. Marston' secie-
,arv The company was incorporated III Aprl'
1907 under New-York laws. with capl'al S'o'n
of SSo0O0o. only a small part Of which was cas-"
,oid In 10 manufacture device to lisht the SdS
Tho liabilities are $4,000 and nominal assets
s2ooo 4 Judgment was entered against the com
,arv Yesterday for S2.GS5 in favor OF Louis FUN"
cor on Two notes. The summons was serve" y"
-bo,,,.e II curtis as president. at No. Broao"aE
Dent,ty-Shoiif Mcguire received VIII o. re-
ulevin Yesterday against Campo Bros M"o'''.'o
|,,icrs in clothing at No. Lafayette race 10,
q oc1 I'm favor Of the II. g. Claim company ~
ivicd ON nat stock remained IN the pia'e; 1iUo
of The stock had been removed. ~ o - ite ort-
Unrtdd mat the firm has realized on ~ ~ V III
Standing accounts. The trade eSunii'y rr'e
bilitics At 2O00. The partners were hV'N''" "
aud Samuel Camle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
4 COMPLETE GrJDE TO THE TURF

Goodwin's eighteenth annual Ofcial Turf Guide,
for 1888 has just been issued In two volumes. Both
volumes be had IN cloth binding for 3 20 in
haf-morocco for s. % ana IN half-EnElish calf for
50 -. They will be sent by mail to those sending
the money 10 Goodwin Brothers. No. lao Broad
way this city. the publishers.
The edition Just issued is much better than the
previous yearly guides and this IS saying n good
deal for an the numbers have been perfect com
puations Of the performances Of the running horse
in this country anl Canada. The latest volume
will be d pleasant surprise 10 the lovers Of thor
oughbreds. as the work has been enlarged IN many
rospects and much valuable data added. The vol
umes contain not only an accurate record or the
races run in this country and Canada last year
bat a record Of the performances 81 Amer ltah-bI'u
horses in Ell gland IN 1898. which T. one OF H' many
new and valuable features OF the guide. tAcn rae
run at the principal meetings Is 20 airahEtu aS 10
show AT a glance the exact position OF every morse
Thai was FIRST. second. third or fourth al cdch
otarter-pcle with the distances between mem az
those points and also the positions OF sucI loiSts
at the start. Important fOoinotes are auetu, 20
The form tables The record Of any morse desired
can be readily looked up by using the spleldld IN
dex TO the form tables One OF the new yea, uItH
Il the guide Is treatise on 'Handicappiht'
which explains with illustrated examples ana
tables the manner In which a handicap y Inade
and how to handicap horses, thus enabling an!
one TO become bis own Handicapped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. March 2-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Pneumatic Supply and Equipment Company, Of
Ncw-YOrk CITY: capital. So go. Directors: John
W. Dustley. w. 7. Prcssngor and r. r. Gallaher.
Echo Lake Ice COMPANY Of New-York city.
Directors: A. T. Sheldon. Of Sherman II. ". De
forest. Joel Il Erhardt W'am Allen Putler. jr..
A. B. Baird and William Lamb. Of New-Iork CITY.
and G. VI. Jarvis. Of Cooperstown.
Misark Mining Company. Of New-York City. to
conduct a general mining business; capital. $500.
Directors: William :. Young, Of South Orange,
y j.. and 4. G. Japling. Hugh H. Harrison ). ).
Kennedy and Peter G. Rinner. OF Ncw-NorH city.
Greater New-York Amusement Company. Of New
York City. 20 conduct dramatic and musical eX-
hibitions: capital $4,000 Directors: II. 3. Sill,
w. L. stone ir. and NJ. H. sire.
Health Specially Company Of Brooklyn capital
$1,000 Directors: Ella !. A Jennings, John {. Wy
man and Mary r. Bursten.
St. Lawrence Water Company. OF Massena; capt
tai 1000 Directors: Thomas J. Gillespie Robert
A. Johnston. Howard Hasbrouck and Augustine +.
Carrlgce, Of New-York CITY: Robert Swan, Of
Nassora: f. H. Powers. Of Port Richmond. and
T. s. Ten Eyck of Flushing
Clary & Long Company. Of NewYork City, 10
manufactur cloaks and garments; capital. $4,000
Directors Herman II. Long, I'm II Clary and
L. J. Clary.
Lake Placid House Company. Of North Eba. Es-
sex County capital $1,000. Directors: @. w. Cush-
man. ~ NJ Marshall. \. C Cushman and J. s
Channel of Malone, and Robert G. Brown. Of
Ncw-York City
Buffalo Hump Mining Company. OF New-York
CITY; capital 81 10000 Directors Thomas o. cal
Kilner, II. W. Grindal. Russell s. Walker and Ed
win Packard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
a FUEL BLOCKADE.

The blizzard brought no more alarming dan
ger in it's track than the threat Of fuel famine
Where the supplies had run low. the huge drifts
I'm the streets made IT almost impossible for the
wagons to deliver their load. Some OF the
courts had to he closed because there was no
means OF warming them there was much SUI
ferlne among the poor and more was feared.
This is a peril always lurking in bulky fuei,
but which the new and popular fuel-gas-en-
trely escapes. You cannot blockade a sasplpe.
Drifts and slush have no terror Tor the fuel
which constantly renews itself and is always
ready for use, and which is introduced Into
house or factory through an underground con-
duit This is certainly an advantage worth con-
sidcring Yet it Is Of course only one OF the
minor arguments in favor Of the use of gas
for fuel. Ease OF handling, no need of storage
room, no resduum II remove, the highest po-
tential energy Of heat perfect control and per-
feet satisfaction-th are the great attractions
Of gas fuel And no blizzard can block
ade II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
No COMBINATION AS YET.

According TO a dispatch yesterday from Chicago
ali the whskey interests OF the United states were
on the point of being consolidated into a company
10 be incorporated at Trenton. with cap',a' o'
100000 within a week, one or me consul ."
.ororat lions be;nc "the Rye Whisky Dstillers As
ISOLATION. capial s3OCOOCso" But no combination OF
rye whskey disters has yet been erected al
though It is not unlikely that such an arrangements
may be brought about Meanwhile the report OF d
scheme to form a new company, which eAail I1cI9pe
,hn nr.sent whskey and spirits corporations ne
American Spirits Manufacturing company ne
standard Disillng and Distributing company. we
Lsnffrlcv DistYleTies and Warehouse company anu
@he Spirits DistillinG Company-as wen as lne ~ e
whiskey interests may be regarded as at 4e"'' P'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
CYCLING.

L. A. W. COMMITTEE CHAlRMEN.
FRED GrRLACH WILL DEVOTE HIS TIMB I'd THE
RACING BOARD.
Pittsburg March 2-Presdent Keenan, has an
nounced the appointment Of the following chair
mo, Of committees OF the League Of American
Iyboolnoen: Racing BOARD, Fred Gerlach, OF chi
caro. RIGHTS and Privileges, Conway w. SANS Of
baltimore: Rules and Regulations. David j. brien.
Of Omaha: Membership. William A. Howell oil
Rockville Conn
Chairman C,rlach he's had two years experience
as "a monbcr Of the Racing Board. and Is consid-
cf-d KS well equipped for the important place
nj, irh lac g. 10 fll "a is any member or the League.
u. has ALWAYS been an earnest champion OF the
racf,r men. T. is understood that he has prom
iecd President Keenan, TO spend large portion or
his lime i'm the East and that he Will pracucalIy
devote his exclusive attention 10 RACING podii
business ia the coming year. ,.,,.
chairman Sans Of the Rights and privileges
Cor,rni,fa. has been reappOinted. Howell has been
rromot q 10 Tie charmanship from second pace
on Ill. Membership Committee OBrien IS ,pfac-
tiral.v new 20 League committee work but Is Son, one
cf tno mos. active J.. \. w. workers In the Wes';
Same Howell aud O'Brien are respecuEc,y, chI T.,
corisiiis ~ The Maryland. Connecticut and Nebraska
divisions OF the H. 4 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
WITTY 4 CAPITALIZATION OF 100000
. COMPANY TO CONTROL SALMON CAUGHT ~
PUGET SOUND WATERS.

, COMPANY TO CONTROL SALMON CAO"hl ~
PUGET SOUND WATERS.
Tho Pacific American Fisheries Company moor
rorated in New-Jersey yesterday with a capi'an-
,,or ~ & 90 OcO Will control 20 per cent OF all 'ie
so1,,or caught in Puget Sound waters ana IS a"-
,horized 10 catch and can salmon or other HSh ]"
tho Columbia River. Puget Sound. Fraser inNe'
Alaska and other districts. The directors Oh INC
new company are John Cudahy. Charles Counsel
nsn Judge T. A. Moran. II. Is. Steele T. o. Dcni-
,nr Robert A. Smith and J. C Snydacker' OF O"i-
caao. Roland Onffroy. Of Fairhaven. WASH anu
1usge A. G. Garretson. &C Jersey City. Levy mayer
A. tho general counsel. The headquarters OF 'he
cononanv will he IN Chicago. and the American IruSt
end Savings Bank. Of Chicago. IS the underwriters
trustee. The Manhattan Trust Company Is lie
,csw-york trustee The stock Of the company mas
been privately underwritten and there are 10 "e
no other offerings. -. .. ox.ord It's
/. is The intention Of the company 10 extend ~
business ana to absorb other concerns N thc -
roon-canning business in different locahucs oa
Germany will engage in the foreign shll1lHS VI a.
Goods from American waters. II mas dcqul!'TT on
on,ior for site Of a central cannerX az on.
haven Wash which. when built, VIII DC the IaI 80
in tho world In addition large heet OF sleitcl.
Soats and scows has been secured. as haNe 49,
me properties and plants Of the lslaho Ctil..'I6
Germany al Friday HarboT and the Ahaco'''7
packing Company at AnacOries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
SKATING.
FINAL. HEATS or THE LONG ISLAND iNIHh
SCHOLASTIC SKATING RACES

The final heats Of the skating races OF the ho"s
Island Tnterscholastic Athletic Association were
decided last evening at the Clermont Avenue h'nK,
Rrooklvn There were a large number OF schoo'
bovs and girls present. The Latin School prac-
tically won everything in sight, as K Mars'on won
the 220-yard 4lO-yard and ssO-yard races ana nm
,shed second I'm the fve-mle race. H. D b''cH-
field. his class mate. won the hve-milc race eas'y
In the seward contest the boys were In buhch
when Randolph. of Poly Prep. FELL ana ~.
Switzer tumbled over him. but plucklly got UP anu
finished third. In the 220-yard dash o. Minton. 'he
smallest boy entered fell about forty yards from
the finish and lost second place. James Drysdhe'
Of the Skating Club OF Brooklyn. gave an eXniol-
tion OF skating backward, making quarter Oh II
mile In OBJ 10 The summaries;
Two hundred and twenty yard senior-flna neat Won
bv r. Marston, Latin school, II. r. Randolph, 10y
prep second: +. lockwood Latin school, thiId l'me
yard senorFinal heat won ny
r Marston Latin School; II. r. Randolph, ttoSy
Prep" second: G. w. Howard. Poly Prep thifu'
Time-O.4s2s. a., -. .
Eight hundred -eightyyard seniorFlnal heat won
bv X Msrston. Latin School :. g Fowler Pratt IN
siitute second; c. swltzer. POLY Prep. third. Time
Fiye-mle senior-won by b. Itchheid lat, Latin
school r Marston Latin school, second s. c. Fow'er'
pratt institute third Time-9A3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
PLANS OF THE HAVANA COMMERCIAL
COMPANY.
wr1a-KxowN FACTORIES TO BE ACQUIRED
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SYNDICATE IN
DERwRITING IT OPENED AND


CLOSED II THIS CITY.
SOLICITATIONS 10 the syndicate underwriting ''
,,o~a,a commercial Company were opened a''o
closed Yesterday at the office OF H. D. io"'us
90 the offerings being heavily oversuoscilu. ~
IT, enNscrintion was for the purchase OF So''V','
rn,orrad stock and S5oOOO) common STOCK ior ','o
ems, ~ 100000 1t Is proposed 10 acquire W.,
sac,or1es trademarks and tobacco lands OF inc iol
lowing vell-known cigar and cigarette I"O'U''
and near the city Of Havana: Pedro Mu''"', 80
rror ds Ynclan la Africana. Antigueuau' Cl"-
D., Manuel Garcia. Por La Arranasa' 'u""
-, IA voncedora la Digencia Ia Caroln"
~ cihonev Rosa Aromatica and Nilar Ni""''
~ oad,,,on the company will acquire the puS,no9s
- ,,ro~.,sc, Garcia Bro. & Co, one OF the "
- ,argc-. houses engaged in the purchase w
- ~ tobacco. The Havana Commerc'al I'm
80, uben oreanized will carry on the ousl.-'s
heretofore conducted by the factories an" -
mentioned. ,.,,os 90 follows:
The new company will be capitalized a. ,no 900
preferred stock. : per cent cumulative, .n,,
eon,r,oD stock S25coOo0: total. S2o0Nw u ''''S
-,.at Z, f0o 900 preferred and $2.JOpVJl S o'iiiO
Stock viii be retained in the treasury 114,.on the
1anv for its corporate purposes SaoeiStnc of
comnanv will have n working caPl'ai' III ,osb of
- fo6acro manufactured product anu - 80
,6"ut 80 10 900 H. b. Hollins X CO. 49, :" 90
solo charge Of the purchase OF tlt i ,tC, of The
Susiness mentioned and Of the organization "a ''0
new company. , ,.-ria. &C. over one hundred
.,{tiion cigars annually The uhHHeu w
;orS a. fhc time OF the visit recently OF tnS N"
800 accountants exceeded ten million cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
avrRJcAy TOBACCO MEETING.

The directors Of the American Tobacco Company
at "A special meeting on Wednesday confirmed the
purchase Of the Union Tobacco Company and de-
cided to call a special meeting Of the stockholders,
10 be held on March IS IN Newark. 10 consider and
take action upon a proposed Increase Of %o"oVU
IN the common stock and also 20 consider certain
amendments TO the companys charter and bylaws.
The Increase in the capital stock IS proposed
mainly for the purpose OF providing for exchange
for the .ecuri;ies Of the Union Tobacco company
but IL IS said also that scrip dividend OF l0) per
cent is 70 be declared on American Tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
COAL PROPERTIES PURCHASED.

The coa1 nroperties near Scranton OF W. II Rich
roond q promiAent independent OPERATOR have been
bought by the Scranton Coal Company Wmch IS
owned by the New-York Ontario and Western KAN
road Company. for about $4,000. These mines nave
q daily capacity OF about 800 tons The ontario
and Western recently acquired from the Ha0A@-
wanna steel ana Iron Company mines OF the aRsIe-
cate daily capacitv Of 400 tons and It's purchase
now Of the Richmond properties gives II an alai7
tional business OF about $500 tons DAY, wmch WI
1raterally Increase It's percentage allowance IN iIe
allotment OF traffic among the anthracte-caii!" e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
LruRER DEALERS, Association.

Boston, March 1.-The National Lumber Dealers
Association to-day elected the following trustees
for three years: John y. Scatcherd Buffalo; r. g.
IAppincott Philadelphia; c. NJ. Smith, Tonawauda.
y. Y: L. H. Shepard. Boston. and W. c. Mcclure
Duluth. Mimi The trustees tonight announced
these officers: President. John n. Scatcherd; first
vice-presidcnt. Robert c. Lppincott: second vice
president. c. II. Bond. Osweg =. y, and treas
urer Frederick W. Cole New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

O Rochester paper eliminating IN dispa,ch
Geneva February %. representing the suds,,u ON
incensed against the president and faculty 49, AZ
n well-known baseball player was REFUSED s11suse
sion because unable to pass entrance exsr ,nis-
tons This decision did not produce ar ma.
feeling between the students and faculty az ~
students are Indignant Al being nlsrepre..,..ns
The undergraduates Of this college feel he 10
Of purity In college athletics. The college ,,'eea
member Of the only league I'm the State whera =. ~
purity Is required and there Is not a college h, '.cn
United States where athletics on plrer ne
than at Hobart College. e~
WILLIAM BREEDEy
Manager Hobart Football TO-.
Geneva y. Y. March l. 1893. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

sale the stock and fixtures In the Ne"-ho'h' C"'-
- ,a washington stores to tho highest bidder,
subiect TO the confirmation Of the Court
Mr. Rose was appointed temporary receiver ~"
August "a on suit brought by Simon brenlano
AGAINST August and Arthur Brentano for Glsso,
t, ~ tbe arm, Since then creGlors with clam ms
nvoregot ting $4,000 have transferred thelr CAM
10 Malcolm k Lawrence for 30 cents on me cor
Ior creditors with claims OF S4to'o nld no. az :,
cent the offer The Paris branch has been caiiieu
on for the benefit Of the French creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Cleveland. Ohio March 1.-The Amalgama'ed As
ISOLATION Of Iron and Steel Workers IS sending or
gauizers the various industrial centres. ia order
10 strengthen their union. with a view OF demand
ing sharp advance in wages. The present scale
expires July /. The new scale. which will ho pre-
scented the manufacturers on that date, will, it
IS stated probably demand Increase Of from
10 TO % per cent