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New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
SCHOOL FOR classical STUDY
MANAGING COMMITTEE HEARS A REPORT
FROM THE DIRECTOR AT ATHENS.

The Managing Committee of the American School
for Classical Study at Athens held meeting in
the library of Havemeyer Hail. Columbia Univer-
sity, yesterday afternoon. There were twenty five
representatives of the leading colleges and univer-
stiles present, among whom We're representatives
from Harvard. Yale, Brown, Princeton. Columbia.
Pennsylvania, Cornell. Michigan and Wesleyan.
Professor Thomas D. Seymour, the chairman, of
Yale, presided. A report was read by Professor r.
b Richardson, director of the school at Athens,
setting forth that the school was in a hourishing
condition. For the year ending March. 1900, there
were fourteen students One OF them James ls
Nile The fellowships reported for the year We're
Benjamin Powell, A; B.. of Cornell, reaPpointed,
and c. H. Weller. The Agnes Hopper fellowship
was awarded to Ida Shaw King. of Nassar-
The officers of last year were continued. They
are Professor Thomas D.. Seymour of Yale. chair
man, and Professor J. R. Wheeler. of Columbia,
secretary.
The personnel of the Fellowship Committee is
the same as year. namely: Professor Abby
Leach of Vassar; Professor T. d. Seymour. of
Yale and Professor j. r. 5. Sterrett, of Amherst.
II was announced at the conclusion of the busi-
ness meeting that the excavations at Corinth, un-
der direction of Professor Richardson, had con-
tinued with interesting typographical discoveries
in the market place.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
POLICE DO NOT ACT.

President York of the Police Board waited at
his office till late yesterday afternoon to hear from
Corporation Counsel Whalen in regard to the prize
fight between Corhett and JeffrIes. opinion from
the Corporation Counsel as to the Jurisdiction of
the Board under the present status of law in re-
gard to fights in the city expected by the
Police Board President
Mr.. York said time after O'Clock that
Mr. Whalen had telephoned to him that he would
not send any decision to the Board during the
evening. but that he would week take the
matter into the courts to procure a judicial
opinion.
Mr.. York said Mr.. Whaien had told him that he
believed the Police Board had right stop or
interfere with the fight last night. Mr. York took
this official opinion and declared that the
police would not interfere.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
uFIoWERv CRASH ANNIVERsARY
sHRINKAGE OF VALUES IN CERTAIN ISSUES
SINCE THE Ex-GovERNOR's DEATH

Wall street will doubtless indulge in many remit
riscences to-day the first anniversary Of the crash
which followed the death of Ex-Governor Roswell
p Ffc,yer then the most prominent figure In the
stock market Mr.. Flowers name was a synonyme
for higher values Backed by the millions OF the
RockefelIers Vanderbilts. MOrgans and other grea.
capitalists as generally supposed he became
the dominant figure. and any talk Of Flower buy
ing was sufficient make thousands OF smaller
spectators hurry purchasing orders 70 their
brokers' Flower specfalties led the market In its
inward march, and prices went up and gp and
sentiment grew more and more 'buIllsh." Opt
roists saw no reason why there should not be rur-
ther rises To such the death OF ex-Governor
Flower came as a tremendous shock-a shock from
which the market itself. in the Judgment OF many
old traders has not yet recovered
On Friday May 12 1899 (the day OF the ex-Gov-
ernor's death) Peoples Gas sold high 1H@;
Federal Steel common 63@s the preferred Sz7s;
International Paper common at SD+. and the pre-
ferred at s1&.: Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ma;
Metropolitan Street Railway. 225ss: American Steel
and Wire common 6s1a and the preferred. s7Is;
Continental Tobacco common. 535z; St. Paul lzfs
and Rock Island 1l2%t. With the exception OF
Metropolitan. Steel and Wire, Continental Tobacco
and St Paul all the stocks named were Flower
speciaIties The day after Mr.. Flowers death Peo-
pies Gas sold l01; Federal Steel common
80 and the preferred at 12z international Paper
par METROPOLITAN at 2l5 Steel and Wire common
at 531z and the preferred at ss. Continentai To-
bacco at As. St Paul at 121 and Rock Island at
1917.
In spite of the many checks suffered by the bears
since that time. quotations yesterday proved that
the general tendency has been downward. In the
year the shriakage in values has been
mendOus. On he day Of Ir- Flowers death Brook
lyn Rapid Transit sold at 12Ia.. The same stock
closed yesterday at $685. loss of 52s points. repre-
senting depreciation in the value Oi the COM
pany's capital stock of SO f5s 80. Federal Steel
common, which closed on the day OF ex-GOvernor
Flowers death at SS5s. closed yesterday al 3s3s.
decline of 25l4 points equivalent To depreciation
in the value Of its capital stock OF Sll,137,-s6
The decline in each of the Flower stocks" and
the total depreciation in the outstanding share
issues follows: Federal Steel preferred I5ls
points. IS, ,i05575; International Paper. 2Ss points
500 S05; the preferred shares. las points. or
s. 100; Rock Island, rs points. S3,5s2.509.
What is said to be "A conservative estimate on
this the anniversary of the great Flower crash
is that the deprecati in value OF the total capital
stock of all the npanies. the shares OF which
traded in on the Stock Exchange OF this city and
in the outside curb market amounts 20 az
Least 81 l.NL 900
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

The most important interscholastc contest of the
year takes place Berkeley Oval to-day, when
the twenty-second annual track and field cham
pionshps of the New-York League will be run off.
Some two hundred and twenty entries have been
received which include all the prominent schooboy
athletes of New-York. -, .
The winners in the New-York games will meet
the victors in the Brooklyn games week later.
There are over one hundred and forty entries
from all the Brooklyn schools for the annual
games of the Long Island InteTscholastic Athletic
Lea que which will be held Adelphi Field Brook
lyn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
TREE Planted IN MEnORY OF RISKY.

The members of the class of 90. Training Depart
ment OF the Normal College. planted maple tres
in memory of John Ruskin yesterday on the ground
of the Normal College, LexingtOn-lve. and Sixty
eighth-st- Miss Parsels of the schoc. mis-
tress of the ceremonies, which consisted OF read
ings recitatons from Ruskin. singing OF patri-
otic songs and the scattering by each member ot
the class Of a handful of earth the OF the
tree. When the planting was completed each
dropped a bunch of vOlets the foot of the tree
Randolph Guggenheimer, president OF the Council,
present and made brief address
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
TO-DAY'S CRICKET MATCHES.

Several good cricket matches are scheduled for
to-day. The Manhattan Club will have two teams
in the field Prospect Park where the first eleven
will play Brooklyn and the second team will be OPP
posed by the Lenox (Mass) Cricket Club The
Kings County. ST. George and Nelson Lodge teams
will also play at Prospect Park AT Paterson the
homo team, winner OF the pcnnant last year VIII
encounter a picked team of the New-York Cricket
Associations and the Montclar Athletic Club will
receive a visit from the Kearny eleven.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
WORTHLESS CHECKS on P4ss4IC.

Passaic. May II (SpeciaD.-SOme one Is making
money by floating worthless checks on the Passalo
National Bank and on the Hobart Trust Company,
of this city. The checks for small sums and
come from New-Yorx firms They usually
drawn to the order of bearer" and signed
Mark Lessar trustee" and sarah Rupp. trustee"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Total value
- Ak.G
Total va lue
of hits
GOLF.
HILTON THE AMATEUR CHAMPION.

London May 11-Hilton is the amateur golf cham
pion of the year having defeated Robb by and
to-day in the final round of the Amateur Golf
championship tournament. which began at Sand
wich Tuesday last Hilton has three times and
Robb has previously contested in a final tie
without success.
The conditions to-day were excellent Hilton. who
represented the Royal Liverpool Golf Club finished
the first round OF eighteen holes with 3 up His
score was 49, while the total of Robb, who repre-
sented the ST. Andrews Club, SO.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
CYCLING.
LIE ROY SEE BREAKS A RECORD-W. 8.
BULL. RESIGNS


The qualifying heats for the New-York Inter
scholastic bicycle championships were held at
Berkeley Oval yesterday. Despite the strong wind
and slippery track LIE Roy See. of Berkeley SCHOOL,
succeeded in lowering the interscholastic record
for the mile from 233 PIG 15. The other heat IN
the mile WOE by r. G. Strange OF Co.uihoia ,
Grammar in 2;49 The first two men in each neat
OF yesterdays races will meet in the finals WhiSn S
win he held this afternoon IN @
The summaries;
onethrd bIcycle-First heat R G. stTange os CO
second Time: o:42 second heat: IN Roy See Berkeley
hrst II. Poyhemus. Cutler school, second 4'e
Mile y c 9sq cn5s E Roy ssssnd Ts
Second heat wasb r Efs g. sSnsi School second Te 22e
W S Bull the secretary treasurer of the New
York Division OF the League of American WheeI-
men, formally resigned that office yesterday Inc
resignation was accepted by Milo NJ Beiding' 1r.'
chief consul Of the State. and John F. clark
was Immediately appointed Mr.. Bulls successor.
Mr.. Bull has been actively identified with the
League of American Wheelmen for many years
acting at different times chief consul vice-con-
s1,l and secretary sIrer The division has loSt
membership heavily in the last two years and at
the recent meeting of the Board of Ofheers MI
Bnlls salary was cut from S[Sg yea Sear b 90 pre
dcted since that time that II wouId 3S y only a
MAJ eca or Of b@ yison Will be moved to cheaper
quarters on June l.
The committee in charge Of the spring century
run of the New-York State Division of the Cen
tury Road Club of America. to be held tomorrow,
has arranged for three full regular divisions as
well as the fast bunch. the first one starting from
Bedford Rest. Brooklyn at $50 a. m. and other
sections following intervals of twenty minutes
Those who have already entered can do SO at
been provided for that purpose. which will be is
sued up TO a m Medals for the suTVlvpls VII WI
be ready at the end of the run for all who wish
them.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
THE FORrY-sErENTH on THE R4NGE
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN MEN AND OF
FICERS QUALIFY AS MARKSMEN AND RE
CEIvE THE STATE DECORATION.

Creedmoor, May II (SpeciaD.-The range oc
cuped here to-day by the 47th Regiment, of Brook
lyn. under the command of Colonel J. G.. Eddy
There present two hundred and seventy-f1ve
officers and men, of whom two hundred and forty
qualified marksmen and received the
State decoration. The day cloudy, but favor
able for shooting light south wind blew through
the day. The shooting under the super
vision of Lieutenant Colonel n. B. Thurston. Cap
tain Lyon of the Sth United States Infantry. de-
tailed inspecting officer to the National Guard
of this State, n visitor at the range.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

Nutey, \. j., May II (SpeciaD.-Twenty-fve
members of the New-York coffee trade played golf
yesterday afternoon the links of the Yountakah
Club for silver loving cup. w NJ. Martin, with
a handicap of thlrty-sx. carried off first honors.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
ch. &. rrilllon. ased, by King Ernest

". Hayes's ch Trillion ased, by King Ernest,
B. F. clyde. ch & Cousin Jess. years old. by
Uncle Jess-Lena's First. :. 100
Darebin--Griselda -. i''
a. ord ua-Ine r N : w. Vunins y ...............135
r. n Sa 7 r;d nitehoofA D. & f'as'aiis' 1872
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
BASEBALL.
THE RECORDS.
PHILADELPHIA. 20: CINCINNATI. II.

Cincinnati May n.-Cincinnat and Philadelphia
played an old fashioned game to-day in which
runs hits and plentiful Hahn and
Donohue lasted three innings. and Phillips and
Orth effective. The local teams poor
fielding lost them the game. The score:
r.. H. e
Cincinnati .........2 Ill Is
Philadelphia .-...---0 o d "-n 70
Batteres-Phillips Wood: orth. Donahue and
Mcfarland.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

carry 10 pounds: usual allowances 10 mares and
geldings The Eclipse Course
SECOND RACE Selling; two -year-olds. The last
five furlongs Il Eclipse Course

THIRD RAcE-THE FASHION. with $500 added: for
two-year-od Niles; entrance fee $50 each; special
forfeit fees: weights pounds; second horse
$3.50 and TO third $50 of the added money The last
four and one-half furlongs Of Eclipse Course.
A p Barnes's b f Empress OF Beauty, by Tea Tray
E,eaJhestones eh Minare Ai6eriHoodoo. .iis
J. R. & F P Keeie's + cap and Bells by Domino
A Il s D. H, Morrss ch + Add by cayusa. ;1aa--ii'
A II & d H Morriss br f screlch, by Galore
W sbovvaiters blk + ashes by Observation-Disclosures 10
The Pepper stables b +, Princess Pepper by Kantaka
The Pepper stables ch. f. queen Pepper by Kantaka
The Pepper stables ch. Lady Georgiana by kan
E A. T1pions b . May Mccoy by Henry Of Ma,
r v walden sons b. T. Anecdote by Tom och- -il'
tree-Izzie Tabor .11s
FOURTH RACE-THE wITHERs with s2O 600 added:
for eeyear-olds; zee 500 EACH
felt; special declaration fees: horse 500
and third $500 Of the added money; colts carry
i2e pounds ge!dngs l2S pounds and hies 121 pounds
The wihers Mile
August Bslmont's b. c. Kilogram. by Rayon dor
J. isoden's ch c. Magnificent by Rayon dof-Iady
l. Y I5eIis br c Mschevoas by Sir Dixon.Me+ry
p: j. Dwysr's blk c Hammock, by Hanover-Au-
A Featherstone's ch. c. Mesmerist, by Albert,
p Ioriards b. c David Garrick by Hanover. Peg
H Eugene Leieh's br c mdrim by Kingston-oo
W: 9 whitneys br. Krmarnock. by Sir Dixon-
J. Kseaes Chacornac. by Juvenal-I-aetitia 123
FIFTH RACE-Handcap. with $1,000 added; for three
yesr-olds and upward one and one-sixteenth miles
the hill.
RaHaello .I2e Ten Candles III
Latson I24 knight Of the 100
Maxine Gomez IlN Greyfeld 100
Haf lis Indemere los
SIXTH RACE-TTIE NETWORK sTEEPLECHASE.
VIII $3.50 added -year-olds upward;
entrance $40 each; pay sl5 more;
second horse si5o and 10 third 500 Of the added
money. About miles
Mr. crhsmbet's b. g Diversion. years old. by Rayon
e'or-D
Nr Chasnalet's Dave :. old. by Casino
i
J W Colts Oh. Van ship aged. by Isaac Murphy
II GrahaIa's b. b. DarealI years ola, by Darebin--
t-a1gula 1913
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
SLATE LEAGIE.

At Albany-Rome. 9; Albany. T.
At SyraCuse-Hartford, 3; Syracuse. T.
At Urica-Cortland. 9; Utica, 3.
At henectady-Schenectady. 10: BinShamton. &
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Number
qualified.

There are only eight companies in this regiment.
800 900 yards, $50 $50 Yards the
a distance. Result
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
AMERICAN JOCKEY SUSPENDED.
T. H. MARTIN ACCUSED OF FOUL Riding
KEMPTON PARK.

London May 11.-At Kempton Park to-day j. H
Martin after winning the Spring Two-Year-Od
Plate on ]. Musker's Dunover colt was called be-
fore the judges the charge of foul riding. He
was afterward suspended for the remainder OF
rhe meeting and reported the stewards of the
Jockey Club. The Dunover colt disqualified.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
SIR THOMAS ASKED Not TO RACE.

PROMOTERS OF GLASGOW EXHIBITION WANT
AMERICAN YACHTsMEN IN THE CLYDE.
London. May 11.-H deputation OF the pro-
meters of the Glasgow Exhibition waited to-
day upon Sir Thomas Upton and asked him not
TO in American waters next year. the year
OF the Exhibition, on the ground that IL he did
IL would have the effect of keeping from the
Glasgow International yacht races some OF the
best known American yachts and yachtsuen
Sir Thomas replied that he was unable 10 say
definitely whether he would challenge for the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGU
JNTERscHOL4sTIC MEETS.

At apolis-Chicago. Z; Indianapolis, L
At leveland-Cleveland 7; Milwaukee, ..
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

Americas Cup in 1901 or 1902. but he said that
In any event he would participate In the Ciyoe
r.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
FoRDHAM, 10; DARTMOUTH. ?.

+ ordham defeated Dartmouth at Fordham yes
terday by the following
r.. Il. E.
Fordham " %
Dartmouth ..----..-.----.-O % D d % % ! D
Batteries-Horan and Joyce; Sampson, Narney and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Sbul= Seborbe.

@inhimmis unb obns gIrsument be'
idIoB am Wcntas Abeno biefe 9ebbrce,
Sbelpon's Spra6bIder on tatt Sars
bells ais Sertbider Der @rammatif an.
5unebmen man ertpartete beftiee Op,
petition in Setref Der SADIE. Der 8or'
i6Ius. oab Ruiitbider unO &arten i'm
8srtbe bon 81, 1888. 10 ansetauft ipsrOsn.
fnnb ebsnfaus 8eitdtisuns. 8sinabe
c%initimmiB tpuyoe bei6Iohen, bic Sdulen
srIt am 10. September su erbffnen. Sin
Seridt oeS 2ebrer GOmiteS, oeridiebene
8eriebunssn pOridIaeenb. purbe beitdt'
lst unO elm 8IsideS sei4ub nit Dem BE,
ri6t bsS kindergarten SomiteS, iiber
Wieiben bon 6sbduoen unb grnennuns
BON 2ebrern. Oils eS ii6 beruusfeqte,
SaB oas 8au Gomite obne ipeiteres ben
@ontrutt fir Senlter SaIuien O~erseben
bate, ipurbe baS IrBument mebrerer
Wit8Iieoer nabesu banbereiflib, bod su.
Isbt berubieten iid bic @rbIBten unb eS
purbe bunn beidlOfen. buB Der Sefretd,
Su InsebOtsn fir bic SaIuien aufforOern
fol-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
glfritanii9er &~riessi6anplat.
Sn M b ababprp.

Dur6 ssbsime asenten BADEN bic bri.
tii6en 8ebDroen erfabren, baB @eneraI
2ouis 8otbu, Der OberbefebIsbaber Der
9urensa rmse, Gen. 2ufuS Wsper, Der
Gommanoant Der 5rsiitaat.S ruppsn, unb
Sen. S9aItburser, Sicepraiibent Der
Sranspuals RepubIit, nit a9itauisnb
8uren bel Mu9uouOorp iteben, mo- iid
bas Sauptquartier oeS Brdiibentsn &rii'
ger bsfinbe. aub bic 9anse Artiaerie
Der 8uren, sini6liebIi6 Der idperen
@eIdise aus pretOria, fol- bort iein.
@orbua tidOifen.
Der 9rcceb bes 8uren.2 ieutenants
GUrbuu, psI9er befduIriet mar, bic
9srIbpbruns sur Gnifibrun8 ces Gen.
Robsrts uneesetteIt gu buben, enbiste nit
Der S9ulbisipreduns bes InBetIneten.
Seine BsrurtbeIIuns tpirb erfoIeen, To-.
baIo 2oro Roberts oas nrtbeiI bes
3tisgSSeri6ts beitdtiet bat.
Sine bon 6reitae oatirte SpestuI'DeS
psI6e aus 9rstOrin msIbet, 2oro RObsrts
babe Oas Iber2isutsnant @oroua, pon Der
Stats. GrtiQerie, ipsl1er- aneetIdgt
mar, osr Rdoelsflbrer in benz 9OmpIOtt
,ur @ntfabruns beS Generals RObertS
uno sur E6Otune Der britiidsn Ofieiere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

- Dr.. Senrb SaIpert bon 2inben
Strabe III bon ItIuntic @itp aurGd8es
febrt.
- 8eb. Daniel S. Mue@oIbrid bon
Der &atbebraIe itarb seitern su Waibine'
ton, mo er ii6 our 8~ebanblun8 befanb.
- 9ie 9robibitionifen bes Counties
balten am ndditen Nittpob einen Sons
bent ab, UNI 8anbibuten su nominiren.
- Srau 8oIa 8spp bon MuIberrp
Strabe., bic an8ebli9 Elm unprbentIides
SauS betreibt, mubte sefern $500 8irs.
i6aft fir ibr 8eriatli6ss gyiasinen iteI'
len.
- DaS neue @Opne Sau8 an Der gde
bon 2adananna unb 9enn Npenues
tpuroe am Dienitue Gbenb formea er6ff,
net uno 1T Jest sum @mpfane bon @d'
item bereit.
- Die g., 8. & SO. gompanie unb
bic SCRANTON Railpnp @ompanie baden
Iib entiblofen, unter eetpiGen nmitdns
ben an Der 8sft 2udatpanna Ipenue Elm
8iubutt su errihten unO in elmer am
Sreitae absebaItenen @onferens Der Sns
tereiiirten rurbe Elm aneebot pereinbart,
oaS ben ftdbtiI9en 9eamten ipdter bors
ssIset tpurbe. 9u8 8iaOuft, tpeI6es
unsefdbr $780, 900 foiten ioa, tpirO bon
beiben Companion uuf ibre eigsne Reds
nuns 8emeini6aftlid erbaut perben unb
bic Staot Bat nur ousu gu ieben, bcb bic
en~titanoenen Observation-Disclosures in
8erbinbun8 bamit be8Iiden iperben. 0as
IneeBot tpiro bon Sielen alS Elm isbr Ii,
6erales betrnttet uno ba bns 8iaeuti
bod friber ODER ipdter fommen muB, 70
%sIuuben iie, buB ieBt bic eiinitIsIte 9eIes
Senbeit bnfdr 1T. Die pereinbattsn PIGne
bespsden Elm go SUB breitss 8iabuf:.
bic game Sabrtrabe an Bsit 2adapanna
4penue, bon Siebenter Bis Reunter
Strabe bebsdenb bic glnfabrt iptrbs
ni6t 10 iteiI iein, tuie 8e8enludrtis. ba bic
Gadaipanna @ompante Ii6 berbeiIieb,
bic Diitans stpiiden ibren @eIeiisn unr
benz Slaoutt bon % auf ettpa II SUB su
ernieorisen. Der 8uu fol- elm auberii
iOlioer treroen, aus Steinen unb glien,
unb penn erri6tet, tpiiroe er bic Sobss.
faae on Neit 2~afatpanna Ipsnue bann
8dnsIi6 ubiduffen. gs 1T isbr ipabr.
i6elnlid, baB Der Staotratb prompt in
Der SADIE pOrBsbsn uno cine Oroinun;
annebmen piro, ipelde bic grrihtune
bes 8inbuft8 feitenS Der Companion ers
Iuubt q; lebtere baben bsreinbart, Der
Stnbt Siterbeit su seben, bab Der 8uu
10 idnel tpie m6sIid erridtet fperoer
lou, nadbem bic n6tbtse grluubnib oa:
5u ertbeiIt lit, StuOtseOmeter Yblaipf
1T beraIid NIT Der Sbee ei%nperitunOsr
unc erfIdrt, oub bic BIdne in ieber 8eiit
annebmbar iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Bum Sebdbtnie
@ilbelm Setnrih.

SnfcIse bss ablsbens unItrss IauaiSbriaeu
8snplsn WtIbtIm Stinrib ,purptn In
Der Sptjial.Vt riammluna am Spnntaa, btu
70. 4usuif 1900. bic fulssnbtn 8slti6s. BE-
i6llHt augfnomntsH:
l.. Der .,arbsitn 8OrtbiIbuugs- unb Rrau-
Ten. unteriflBunss 8trtin," BEN bsrbsn 9tIuif
lstnfs irtutu @snOlsn unb Riiariinbtrs ets
Vtrstns WtlbsIm pttnriG auf's 1isffs
bttrautrnb, tpiini6t biereurd btr tiutsrbIhbtnsu
6amilis bee Vtrbltbtneu feline tuuiaft 5bstI.
nabnit ~ perlltern, ionic lein bsr,Iitltts uub
ttttgtfibIits SeiIsib ausiubridtn.
2. Die %rfiiislt grsinsrausr auf 80 Gaae
ausjuesbnsu unb bislsIbt burt bic tlmHpruda
ees 8freius.., &bdrtsrs" III IymbcIifuu.
3. Sc cine Nbidrift Der btporftbtnbsu BE-
l9liils an bic Wiitps bss 9srtpigtsn, lppit an
bic Hteaftiou bis Scranton @p1tnbIatt" unp
~bitisnies bts ySoantpn Spnnabsnp SeurnaI.
bsbufs geSTtntlttuus psIanssn ,u laTtn.
Serantcn, pa, BEN 26. NuguGf 1870.
Gir ben Arbsitft-8 pribileunas- uub 9rauEsu.
llnttrifiBunss.8 trrin,
Daptb Sbuur, TrShbsnt.
BrtB SPredlsr, SeFrttar.
PAUL Dttbtrid,)
AIbsrt 8iugtr, COMMITTEE.
@~pttbarb 8efer,
Dsin @uni&. bas Bolt bsfrsit ,u Itbtu
BON SiIaveHjot-if ni6t nfiat;
Sttis IN npt Gltne i'm @ntlftbtn
une NOtb unb Summer unssfiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

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