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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
NJ ARRTED.


GORE-GRrM. At Winchester. Va. April z lsp2
nv the Rev. DIR. Harper. EARLY q. GORE OF wash
ington, D. C.. TO Miss FLORENCE N. GRIM OF
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W. hi.aa III. vi kn new.
933 p Az. y. w.
TIT y . EEE
Fl Fl 4 III s. s.
ii M h X

Our reasonable prizes AZ the old stand On
- We. rf'-u reruari I'd by our ir.en =
HnJ Patrons. But the>~ friends are more
t.su -4rrFi>ssl when they come to The
Rms and see the SAM .-Dod- marked at
even lower rri--s. ant they naturally asa ?
why l. tL.ss' WHY. it, simple enough.
Ou- e1 lcnsas are one-tLird les than they
were az the -. store. A patron remarked
the othe- jay TIA; she thought the move
Was good .ne. because she could not only
rvt her furrs;ure supplies from rs cheaper.
but en- co5ld see better what she WIS buy
inx when u Vas Land ou: before her on our
in.rl-ns- flor SPACE a: The Rink. To-
uorr1v We shall ufs-.
Fine solid O4k Wardrobe Fo'dinZ Reds.
doUhl--teI size. carved and v-ry snowy.
finished IN lGsh century and antique
oAt. cut FROM srS . so -.
Pine Highly Polished solid Oak Ca!ro1ier,
6dr-wcrs and hat 5Ox. cat FROM sl3 30 to
sIO -.
Sod Oak Sidoroarls. with shelf and
glaST. c-it from $40 20 t. - -.
,. solid Oak Foos Case. : feet hich.
SELVES. substantial and snowy. cut from
slOto - %
SOIL Oak 3-risce Cha-ber Suites, . DIFF
fsren- s'ylrs Il carving and finish, cut
from . - 20 $40.
Handsome ~ali OaS Chifonier. draw
srs. nuiSkei vi'b 'a~-e beveled mi,ror. cut
f-ou slsto sI4.JO.
Hanf-1iue .'-piers Wilton Rug ParlOr
sui-e. solid cherry frlTue. spring edges.
trim.u-d with vl1sh. variety OF attractive
colOrin-s and designs only sf2 so
Fine i-ed Cus.ey Birch Chamber Suites.
W.T. saislt- sAaped French heveied mirror,
cOui, uati1u -9laslcr vashs;and. new
drawer arr@n-emC cut from $50 10
go. ~.
Hsa,s'ns 5-~iece SIT Tapestry and also
Snk-Tlush Par'O- suites. solid carved
ehsrrs ram. highly polished. handsome
desl-ns and co-or4nsr~ m he tapestry. and
oil TIE pa n shades in the plush. cut rom
s0D o. SIS 20 Ter sui.a.
HAnl-sIe Poured Wilton Rug Courh
richly ;-ilmcl with silk plush. AMI IN
tShed With dep sr:nE-. s:ranE spr.ney and
hanson. MS tlG =, each.
LAKE. soil OSs EorSer. oak seat. lar.-e
com o-ta.lc aEa.s, durably made. only
= SJc-ch-
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MRS w1NsLow-s SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been nsed for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFrENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND COLO and is tho best remedy for
DlAkRHEA- Sold by druggists In every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslov's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind 70 cents . bottle.
d3l-1y
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Range of the Thermometer.

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau: am. IS; . pm,
62; maximum, 81; minimum, 80
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TIE RED FLAG Is FLYING.

We are Obliged 10 hang out the danger signal
The people have always been our friends. md thaU
shall not be deceived. II we helpit.
HEED THE WARMING.
Many limitations and simulstions of cARrKRO
LITTLE LIVER PILLS being odsrsd and y
our duty 10 raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
You cannot be too careful you cannot srufiniss 90
closely. When you ask for CARTERs LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want .-C-A-R-T-E-R'-s." Dour
be careless; that you get ''c-A-R-T-E-R--s.-
Refuse all Others take nothing but the genuine CAn
TIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEApAcuI
Small Pnl Small DossA small lsSs>.
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CrErsrxs FEou Arcr1ox.
JrIrrs LaxsnrRou.
y. y. Ave- RINK. NrAr l3rH ST
HrxDlEDs Or CIrrzrxs

y. y. AVE RINK. NraR l3rH ST
HrxDlEDs Or CIr1zrxs
OF THE DISTRICT
Hdrs called SOLICITING 70 contour cur
AMIN EESAEY StrVI III SALE
Tor dHofAer assl osT 10 .rs thar an apporf,t-
nsf0 p shdr~ "a h~I ~ fhsrsaf ~ are "a g. in
rscs - ~ letters ~ ~tfzsBs 81 Mont
Irfac- w. 49,. FtlsfstT. Pau. Hscr I9afs4a HfHS
ss~arge. Efchtaoaf. sssfntl rgidaG. LIaclstsT dad
h.TfAr~t TtaHd counties. lie. g. -As Feet
VI caHHsf f4rri a car o. stf~A "a ututllffqs or
apI,at-. ard hardy announce thar the sals uIi be
eeAftsas1 aafu
SATURDAY. NEXT. NOVEMBER ).
1854. 4 CrxTrEy. 1892.
less Ninety two years
Cover the g,riOi y: our .rsui-nce here.
TUESDAY. uCfpBii. -
Marked the couTietien 81 our ri-hth year in
NASHlNGIOS.
Eight evenffal. prosperous years. crowned by series
o. splendid surce~-s~ plant 81 WONDERFUL
end laInrtou. growth. with staying powers So pro-
nouneet that the Commercial Gravc Digger 4ad his
Lnhg atf@n crew. IL cur Al least. mud their Oc
cu2stt0n gone
three mouths v.s the alotte,, time but elght Years
have passed. AMI tn hndinE % cur Commercial
oEave" tn this city = a rem te possibility
The vhoie-eeartei support AMI syuerOu~ PATRONAGE
OF the people of the Dis.r,ct Of Columbia aud sur
ronndins country Tl4ced n an tins truly enviahlc
tanEfole means and netlosis 70 show how fully we
APPRECIATE ell they have dons = Us. Remember
ANNIVERSARY MkEk
MONDAY, ocToBf 81.
AND FINDING SATURDAY. NOvFMBER5
ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIRS.
Myri d. % 'enl.
MEMS SUITS.
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BABIES ARE ALWAYS HAPPY Wurs
Comfortable. They are comfortable whom veil They
are apt to BE- we'll when fas they worry and CRY vh.n
thin.
They ought to be fat; shstr nature u to b tat.
II your baby il thin vs hAv. book for you-cARR-
Full LIvING-srss.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. la2 South 9th avenue.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL-aIl drusEtsts svsrywhsrs do. IL
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IsIEIsIfI$I IIsI #I$IsIBIEIsI$I:I
SS0SS { sHf h "A II os a.
COG + + ~ a II 9 ss ss ss.is.
4 H a ERR RRDp y w y &C,
HHH r. kkRR 3 3 II NM 9
Il & ~ ( 4 BDb , II MN z co So : :.

Our Straightforward business methods are
having the effect We expected. You can shop
to better advantage and with more satisfaction
where everything is marked In plain figures.
where you understand that one price only pre-
walls. and where you have a magnificent va
riety Of entirely new furniture 10 select FROM.
Tomorrow and the coming week we shall
offer the following extraordinary trade induce
ments.
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DRApERY DEPARTMENT.


Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains. 3 yards
long. 40 inches wide, Florentne patterns IN
10th white and ecru equal 10 others 81. 25 and
IL so Curtains. Only 81 per pair.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains. 30 yards
long and OF inches wide. two patterns each in
both white and ecru. equal to others SO cur
tafns. Only 81. 90 per pair.
Fine limitation Brussels Nottingham Lace
Curtains. equal to others 80 and g. so cur
ta.ns Only 81. so per pair.
Fine Heavy Plain Chenille Curtains. heavy
fringe at top and bottom, sold elsewhere at So.
Only "a. so per pair
Extra Fine and Extra Heavy Chenille Cur
tsins. handsome dado and fringe top and bot
tom. ave colorings In three patterns each.
making fifteen different curtains from which
to select. equal 10 others 20 curtains. Only
SO. 90 per pair.
A LEADER" In TABLE Covers.
.1 s1.-q "; Chenille Table covss. hand
fringed, usual selling price 81 60 Only e.
each.
A LEADER" In BED Spn1ses.
We offer e1cellsn. Double Bed Woven Wire
Springs. warranted for one year not to sag.
&c. At the low price of g. rs each.
A LEADER" In P1LIows.
Full 3f-pound Guaranteed Odorless Feather
Pillows. covered with fancy twill ticking. Only
Csc each.
A LEADER" In Ham MATTRESSES.
Full 40 pound. Guaranteed All Pure Hair
Mattress we'll made an mattress In the
world. covered with strong twill sateen tick
ing. Equal to any mattress sold elsewhere ut
$40 and SI2. Only sS each.
DOLLAR OAK TABLES
Solid Oak 1S-inch Top Tables in 10th and
antique finish. beaded edge and lower shelf
Only 81 each.
A LEADER" liz S1prpoARDs.
Fine Solid Oak Sidebos rds, hand-rolished,
beNeed plate glass mirror. two top drawers
Zone lined). large linen drawer and closet.
Best Sideboard in the world for the money.
Our price. S14 30.
A "LEADEn- Is CHAMBER SUITES
Fine Antique Finish Chamber Suites three
large pieces. large beveied plate glass. conibi-
nation wsshstand with splasher rail Cannot
be matched in this city under S22. 80. Our
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CrnD..x OR
yos plfonsu.s
oAs4eslA
-
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SUIT SPECIAL FoR NovrMprR !

As special attraction We have con-
ciudel TO offer our regular Sll. % I'm
ported Serge Blazer Suits at the re-
duced price Of % -. These suits are
sponzed and shrunk before made and
are perfect fitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
LEADER liz RocKEns.

Fine lIigh-back Solid OAK Rockers richly up
ho!stered in silk plush and cured silk tapestry
equal to others "a. 30 Rockers. only s3 Is
each.
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y Family Cea 20 e JOHN KENNEDY;s for II. tor
clean coai :nd go Lbs fcs ton l. my motto Order
da;s society: Big disconnt: oncss and ysEds 1855
a. r.Ilr9ad yard. Dslawazs sve. and Z. z. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

No other house DOEs-EvER DID-orEvER
WILL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES q
such LOW PRICES IS WE quote.
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Constr SPECIAL Fon Nov. |.

100 doz. Ladies' 75c. ,S9c and 81 Sateen
and Coutil Corsets at SOC. per pair
These are in black. white. tan. gray,
have double side-steels and thoroughly
boned. we'll worth their regular prices
Of rs. SIC. and 81. Tomorrow. 59c. per
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LEADER In Rue CoucnEs.

Large Han some Best Quality Wilton Rug
Couch. trimmed with double silk p ush border
and heavy fringe. durs Die and snowy. made to
sell for $50 So. 30. but In order to give our
customers extraordinary value, we shall
make the price SIG. %.
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A LEADER. In PAR1oR SUITES

First quality 5-piece Wilton Rug Suites. hand
somely trimmed In silk plush and fringe. Pieces
include sofa. armchair. divAn and two side
chairs. equal to others $50 suites our price,
S42. 30.
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"LEADEn- Il CHAMBER SUITES.

Fine Antique Finish Chamber Suites. three
large pieces. large teveied plate glass. combi
natio n wsshstand with splasher rail Cannot
be matched in this city under S22 So Our
price, $l1 80.
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Csil$ aIsn: DIX H.: l9c.

Yen can buv plenty Of Children's Hose at lqr.
Der rair- but Won cannot bur Douhls-kne.. DO1-
he heel AMI DrUbI--tos Sto~kiaas at this prics.
Gus l"w.St P-tr- heretofore has Iesn 2Jc. So
ln- A. these hold out only I0c. yer pair.
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LEADER" liz S1pEBoAnDs.

Fine Solid Oak sidebos rds. hand-polished,
beNeled plate glass mirror. two top drawers
Zone lined). large linen drawer and closet.
Best Sideboard in the world for the money.
Our price, Sl4. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

Tomorrow We shall orr 20 dor. Children's
White N~rtnO Vests aud Pants. sizes 20 to 70 in.
At TIE low pricc Of -. elcE
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DOLLAR OAK TABLES.

Solid Oak 1S-inch Top Tables in 10th and
antique finish. beaded edge and lower shelf
Only 81 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
German Socialists.

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-The socialist con-
ference resumed its session today In
Ccncordla hall. Herr Singer read the
report on what the social democratic
party had done III the Reichstag, and
he proposed resolution against the
passage of the military bill. This
aroused considerable debate. Numer-
Gus resolutions for the consideration
OF the social democratic deputies in
the Reichstag was discussed by the
congress. The first concerned the re-
hgious oath IN judicial procedure, the
subject of frequent differences between
the social democracy and other Ger
man parties. motion looking to-
ward abolition of the religious oath
was assigned TO the consideration Of
the parliament contingent 10 be pre-
sented before the Reichstsg if such a
course be deemed expedient. A ques-
ton bordering on woman's suffrage,
part of the party's policy, came up IN
the form of resolution favoring
women's meetings to return female
delegates TO social democratic con-
gresses. This resolution was approved
almost unanimously. Albin Gerlsch
recommended that May be observed
as the day of celebration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
LYING In BED DEAD
An Old Resident Of Grand
Ledge Cruelty Murdered.
HIS HEAD CRUSHED WlTHAN AK
Alone in His House an Unknown As
sassin Deals Him the Fatal Blow.
HIS Name Is William Landham.

GRAND LEDGE, Nov. l6.-william
Landman was found murdered IN bed
this afternoon. HIS skull Was horribly
crushed and his head mangled. The
bed was covered by the brains and
blood of the unfortunate man. Land
man WAS 75 years old and lived with .
family, the members of which have
been away visiting for several days.
When they returned there wasino sign
OF life about the house, and entering
Landmarks room they found the old
man lying in bed dead. There were
evidences of hard struggle, but his
age prevented his making anv strong
resistance to his assailant. He had
evidently been dead for some time, at
least twenty-four hours. Landman
has not been seen since Monday. but
nobody suspected anything wrong.
Robbery is the supposed intent of the
murderer. but Landman had no
money. 1t is believed that somebody
broke into the house and being recog-
nized by the old man Drutslly MUIR
dered HIM to prevent his bearing wit
ness against them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
SHE HANDLED A GUN.
A Plucky Woman Shoots . Bear and
Saves q Life.

GRAND HAVEN, Nov. 10.-An un-
usually thrilling story of hair-breadth
escape on the part of an Indian hunter
is reported here. Bear have become
quite numerous in the forests IN the
vicinity of Sullivan, a small lumber
town on the Muskegon, Grand Rapids
q Indiana railroad southeast of Muske-
gon, SO much so that the hunters have
been attracted III there TINS fall from
all sections of the country.
A party of Indiana hunters went In
there last week and built camps and
settled down for a months hunt.
On Saturday last one of the party
succeeded In starting bear and two
cubs from jungle, and after an hour
or so overlook them on the edge OF n
clearing In which a small wOOdman's 8
shanly was located. He carried u
double-barreled gun, and with it shot
the two cubs dead IN their tracks. The
old bear, instead of running Oft, as
would naturally be expected, pitched
upon HIM In a desperate spirit of re-
venge for the loss OF her cubs. He at,
tempted to defend himself with q
small Indian hatchet. but she Knocked
it out of his hand, closed in upon HIM,
and IN q moment would have squeezed
out his life had not a well-almed bull
let from q rifle in the hands Of the
woodman's wife, who happened to wit
ness the fray, plowed through Bruins
brain.
The rifle used by the woman was one
that her husband kept loaded In the
shanty. She had never shot q gun be-
fore in her life, and was prostrated
several hours from the shock to her
nervous system, caused by the excite
ment.
The woman was handsomely re.
warded for her brave act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
Fzrmrrs, Institutes.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,. Nov. To-
The state board OF agricultural has de-
cided 10 hold sixteen farmers instl-
tutes during the coming winter, four
10 consist oil ten sessions aud twelve OF
five sc sssions each. The long Institutes
Will begin at Paw Paw January 10. 81.
Louis January %, Union City January
50, and Nasssr February 6, beginning
~ p. IA. IN each case. The shorter
institutes begin at BeEonia December
20, Traverse Clly December 81, Charlie
volx December -. Hart aud Midland
January 10, Fremont ana Gladwln
January II. Grayhng aud ScoGtville
January y. Bad Axe and two other
towns IN that vicinity January 20. II
and 22. President Cute of the NJ. A.C.
Will be present at the Paw Paw and
Union City meetings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
IRON AND STEEL.
ne Iron Age Reports on the Condition
Trade and Its Prospects.


NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.-The Iron Age
will say tomorrow: ".The excitement
incident To the elections has naturally
led to quiet week, emphasizing the
dullness which has been caused for
some time past through the previous
covering OF requirements for the bal
ance of the year and for the first quar-
ter OF 1898. This has been notably true
IN pig iron and soft steel. ln finlshed
iron steel makers have been well sup
piled with work thus far, but IN some
lines and some sections are growing
uneasy about full employment during
the winter season. The latter gener
ally shows some falling off in conskmp-
ton, particularly in ali branches IN
which outdoor work is necessary. Pig
IRON Is steady IN all the leading mar
kets, but Is quiet 50 far as new transsc-
tions are concerned. Buyers have well
covered and sellers are comfortably of
for orders. The former have In their
favor the approach of the duller sea-
son and growing production, which in
the latter can point to the fact that
thus Tar consumption has exceeded all
expectations. There have been sales in
the provision market and IN eastern
Pennsylvania of Bessemer pig. An in
terestIng transaction is reported of the
buying. for six months delivery, of a
large quantity of Bessemer pig by a
street rail mill for conversion into
blooms at q tonnage rate by an Sdjoin-
ing large steel plant.
Blilets have been quiet, with further
reports of good prices paid for spot
lOtl Rnu1nrs a stinaf bn~auar fho
two leading brands of the PIttsburg dis
trlct have been offered for prompt de-
livery 8. price which is close to the
lowest during the past six months. Our
Philadelphia correspondent reflects
the complaints Of some buyers that the
mills are postponing deliveries on old
contracts IN order to avail themselves
of the opportunity to sell spot steel at
better figures. Muck bars are show
ing al easier tendency in Eastern
Pennsylvania. but are reported as
being steady and quiet in the Pittsburg
district Eastern steel rail mills record
the first moderate sized transactions
for some time, and the Chicago mills
| claim to be well supplied with orders
| for some time to come. There is no
indication as yet that the usual de-
mand tor renewals on the part of the
trunk lines will soon appear in the
markets. The majority of mills de-
pend upon the renewals for winter
| work. Bars are weakening little IN
| the eastern and the Chicago markets.
Structural iron and steel is dull in all
sections so far as new business is con-
cerney. A local mill has cold 200 tons
| of beams for New York delivery. The
nine tTaCfp "A receIyed sOme very good
| orders lately and shown considerable
activity, with possibility of some ad-
vance in the price. Old material il
| again quiet in all markets, the recen,
interest in it having subsidized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
ka..,inr - Iinmrs,,sd.

HOMESTEAD. Nov. "a meeting of
The strikers who were members Of the
Amsigsmstsd ASSOCIATION was he'd at
the rink this afternoon National Off
Gals Of the Amslgameted ASSOCIATION
we're present. The ctr king mechanics,
who are cut IN sympathy, also pre-
senied them selves at the door. but we're
refused sdmittsnce. THE meeting wss
for the purpose of ohtsining from the
members q the Amsig.msteo sssocIs-
ton an individual expression Of opin-
ion on the present situation. nothing
q definite character ~ss done. They
expect 20 arrive ~ some conclusion TO-
fporrnu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
HELD 1T In SECRET
The Catholic Archbishops' An
nuai Conference
CONDUCTED WITH DOORS SHUT
Archbishop Satoih Bears q Letter From
the ePope-Discipline Discussed-Ths
School Question Untouched.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The annual
conference of the archblshops of the
Roman Catholic churches of the United
States met at the house of the arch
bishopric in this city this morning.
There were present eleven of the thir-
teen archbishops, the sbsentees being
Archbishops Kendrick. of ST. Louis,
and Salpointe, of Santa Re, New Mex
leo, the former being represented by
his vicar general, the Very Rev. Phillip
q. BraGy, and the latter by his coad-
jutor, the Rit. Rev. r. L. Chappelle.
Archbishop Satolli, from Rome, was
also present.
The members of the council gathered
in the arch-Episcopal residence from
their several hotels At 1890 o clock and
were received by Archbishop NJ. A.
Corrigan of New York. The Italian
prelate, Archbishop Satolli. accom-
panied by Archbishop Katzer Of Mil
waukee. came together IN q carriage
from the house If the Paulist fathers,
where that community had enter
tanned them at breakfast. After the
veni sanctus his eminence, Cardinal
Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, by
virtue of his rank, took his seat as the
presiding officer, and formally opened
the conference. Archbishop Corrlgan
Of New York acted as the secretary of
the council.
Letter from the Pope
Archbishop Satolli delivered an ad-
dress in Latin. embodying the instruc-
tons from the Pope of which he was
the bearer. The tenor of his remarks
demonstrated the fact that he was SIM
ply the bearer of letter of counsel
from the Pope to the American arch
bishops, ana was IN no sense clothed
with extraordinary and plenary pow
ers. Having finished his address,
Archbishop SatOlli took his seat, and
general discussion on the chief topic
before the conference was begun. This
consisted of q debate as to the best
| methods to be pursued in obtaining q
| complete uniformity concerning the
matter of diocesan regulations and
discipline. Although 1t is not decided
toclrcumscribe the prerogatives of each
| bishop, the necessity for uniformity in
discipline has become more apparent
each year and today's discussieu and
mutual exchange of opinion was con-
| fined TO that subject. This WAS one of
the questions which the holy see
wished definitely. yet harmoniously
! determined. The sessions of the con-
| ference are secret, but i'll addition to
the foregoing facts. 1t was learned that
the much mooted school question was
not touched upon and in all probabil-
ity will not be the subject of any de-
| bate during the continuance of the
council. The conference this evening
adjourned to meet again tomorrow
morning.
Archbishop Corrigan entertained the
members Of the conference at dinner
prior to their appearance at the Catho-
lie club reception. All attempts to
learn what took place at the confer.
ence failed. Archbishop Corrigan said
tonight: Nothing has been, or will be-
made public concerning the delibera-
tons of the conference. Anything
that Is printed viii. he merely specula
ton on the part of the writer"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
New Trains for Lansing.

LANSING. Nov. l6.-For several years
the Lansing board of trade has been
trying TO induce the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern Railway company
TO run an extra passenger tram on Its
Lansing branch, which would reach
this city in the morning and leave IN
the afternoon, hoping thereby 10 se-
cure a large amount of trade from the
south. which has heretofore gone TO
Jackson and other cities. The Lake
Shore officials have at last come 10
time and announce that such train
will be run. commencing next Monday.