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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
BANKING COMPANY
OF
GEORGIA.

The undersigned committee, appointed for the
purpose Of read!ustine tho a1alrs Of the CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY
OF GEORGIA ami Of its allied properties, have,
undor advice OF counsel. formed plan OF re-
organization which has received the approval u
the RECEIVER, OF tho BOARD or DlkEC-
TORS, and Of many Of the impor,an. creditors
and securi,y-holiers Of tho company.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK has been appointed the deposi,ary
OF the securities under the proposed plan, aud
will shortly give notice Of is readiness 10 receive
the securities embraced in the reOrganizati)n.
THE SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE
OF GEORGIA. AT SAVANNAH, GA, viii Ike
wise be prepared 70 receive deposit Of said secu-
rites, and to certificates for tho account OF
the Mercantile Trust Company.
Copies OF the plan may DO had at the orico Oh
tho Trust Company 120 Broadway, New York
CITY, or at tao onice Of tho Southern Bank. ss
Savannah, Ga. or from the Chairman OF tho
committee, - Wall street.
Dated NEW YORK, January 10, 1893
II. B. HOLLINs tChsirmanl,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
EMANUEL LEHMAN,
JAMES T. WOODWARD.
JAMES sTILLMAN, New York;
4. 4. DESNISTON, Philadelphia;
Z. ROLLINS MORSE, Boston;
+. ~ COIsTON, Baltimore;
CHARLES II. PHlNIZY. Augusta, Ga'
Committee
JACOB H. 5CHIFF. New York,
Advisory xsmoet
WILLIAM +. WHARTON. Secretary.
Counsel TO the Committee
LoWREY, STONE 3 AUERBACH'
New York
GARRARD. MELDRIM & NEWMAN,
ia 24,26, .Fo3,0,s sayannan,1s- --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
THE BLAINE FUNERAL.
1t VIII BE Quict---Tclcgrams of
Coincidence.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

" TI-T " "" '7'-V----
WAsHIyGrOy, ID. c., January 28.-AU
arrangements for a quiet funeral have
been nearly completed The pall-bearers
will be personal friends Of the dead
statesman. Admission 10 the Church Of
the Covenant. where the services will be
held, will he by card, and after the
allotted seats have been assigned to the
family and immediate personal friends,
10 the President and his Cabinet, and
the diplomatic corps, who will attend I'M
officially, there will be very little room
lett. kilograms of coincidence from
every part Of the United States and from
foreign countries continue to pour in,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRsuorted for the Dispatcn.l

JANUARY 2s.-No offerings on Change To-Day
Private sales: Wrappers, I'D smokers, nil-
era. SIS: cutters, 3: darks, 81; san-cured' -
total l2S hOgsheads. a.
Intarnal-R Revenue Collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, s275.3O tobacco, 81, 42l.3O; special
tar, s25-toial. s2,72l 80. 90.
Private sales tor week: wrappers sso'
smokers. 1876; Oilers, 1850; cutters, %: darks,
rs scrap, 22 hurley, A: lugs, 80; sun-cured'
2O-totai, 60l hogshea g.
acknowledgements Collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, $500. 73 tobacco, sl''oos'oo'
speciaI-tax, s25-totAi. e25, 6i439.
Looss Gales for the week: DARK, ed,4So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
AIr. CleycIand's NIoyements.

IUE toIHEfHIU % no IIIsVHV-H'I
LAKEWOOD, \. j., January 2S.-Mr.
Cleveland lett here for New York early
tins morning and will not return until
mie tonight, as he has considerable
business to dispose oi. lie will meet
several western politicians who wired
him last night they would be in New
York to-day. The political conference
of leaders here Monday may be post
ponei should Mr.. Cleveland attend
Rlaiues funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
Larrc Nllcgcd Defalcation.

lHytelogr ph 90 no Dispatcol
NEW YORK, January .. Charles ".
Gould was this morning appointed re-
cciver Of the property IN this state of
the United States Book Company in an
action brought to reach such property
by Edward r. G. Young, who has been
appointed receiver in New jersey IN a
suit brought byJ. Selvin Tate, creditor.
Among the a0idayits ii statement that
John ". Lowell, former pres dant of
the United States Book Company, has
disappeared with some Of its assets, CON
sisting Of the proceeds Of notes which
ho had discounted. It was said this
afternoon that Mr.. Lovells defalcation
amounts to $4,000, but no one cou-
nected with tine firm would youch for
the report. The officers Of the United
States Book Company refused to-day TO
make any statement relative to their
financial condition, or TO speak Of the
alleged doiaIcat.on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

The great feature ~ the day was the sudden
artiuty IN American Tobacco though. Ike Dis
filcrs'. 10 failei % nucfuate over y wider range
than ~ per cent, ard rs inqi change was
gain Of N per cent. only, though u closed at ia
highest FIGURE. 4 largo pool WAS formed last
week 90 the common stock, and reports are pub
lsh "a that tho earnings fnr the past few months
have been ~ the rate of 20 per cent, and indi-
cate an increa- a output OF about 30 per cent.
since TO formation Of tho company. Inc ac-
uvitv. however. MAS really nor 80 large ~ midi
Gated 10y tho saes, which reached nearly TO-
GOO shares, as the par value u tho stock IS only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
ceA,N AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. January 2s.-OYrssNos- Wheat,
GOO bushels. O6tl. 500 bushels
SALEa-Wheat, 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Waslr-LonyDsrry. 7saSic. Mixed, 75aslc
Shortperry. 70aSlc. No. 3 red. 7pasoc
CORp.-White. Virginia, bag lots, 52c. NO
9 white. 52c. No. mixed, JUablc. .
OAfG-Wmter dor seed, 4Oaf5c.; Ne
mixed, 5ga39iSc; no. mixed. J1a3sc.
HYg.-G0s6jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
1895. Bright, e8.7s3

pounds; highest price. s13.o5. Bright, eo.7s3
pounds: highest price, s5p.
factory TO sellers this week. and the manufac-
turers ara receiving good orders. DARK loose
sold at outside figures for oil grades there
we're goodly number OF outside buyers on she
market this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

Tho exports Of gold to-day md the assurance
ef further large shipments neXt week had de-
cidedly restricting influence. Tho general eK-
pcctation was that there would Be no move
against tho shorts In Sugar to-day, and during
tho trst hour OF business that stock was quiet,
with SNAIL fluctuations. Later, however, II be-
came suddenly active, and tho prce Was moved
no from I2si4 70 1925, while Mr.. White WAS
Offering 20 lonh IL at Il per cent. per day. Dis
tllcrs' was inclined To- move in sympathy with
no A., With loas Of q per cent. for the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

NEW YORK, Jannary 2s.-The stock market
could on tho whole scarcely be called active to-
day, although tho total transactions were nearly
$50, 600 shares. OF this amount nearly 100000
shares vcre monopolzed by the three leading
II. 4 -.-lrinLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
Holding out an inducements

Mother Now you have broken my
cup. You deserve whipping come
here.
Tommy No, ] won't come.
Mother Come. Fritz, till | whip you,
and then you shall have u slice OF CAKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
nlcuMnnn IlvE.srOCk MApKET

FLoua.-we 11pt,: Fine. s2asc.25; super
nue, s5.2Jas1.j1; extra, s32JasJ.oO, family
e35Oas3.7 Is: patent, 81. 1Ja55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
Funeral Notices

The funeral of HENRY @. FERGUSON
will take place from Union-Statlon Metho-
dist Episcopal church SUNDAY EVE
MING. January 29th. at O'clock. Friends
and acqualntances are invited to attend.
It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
RINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS JAN. ~, 1913.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gaditano, New Orleans
Steamship Elton Phllaielpbis-
steamship Inchgaryie, Boston.
Schooner A. X. Huston, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schooner Blanche Dean, Boston.
Barge Independent, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUARY 2s, 1898.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Boaz, New York. general
cargo.
Steamship William Crane, Foster. Providence
via Norfolk and Newport News, passengers and
general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship William Crane, Foster. Providence
vta Norfolk, general cargo.
steamship Wyanoke, Norfolk, general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
BONDS.


NEw YORK, January "s. Tho weekly hank
statement Reserve, iurrca-". t63l,1Oo I;
ioan-, Increase, S1IOJ.SOO: specie, increase,
SG5" 400 : Iegal-'endcrs, increase, S3,lbp.-
800 deposits, increase, So.ol6,OpO; circula-
ton, decrease. 100000.
Tho banks now hold s2Ali2,6OO IN oyrcss of
tho relnlrnInents " nc - per cont. rnIo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

CHICAGO. January 2S.-Cattle-Receipts
600 head. Not sufficient number on sale 70
make market. Top prices Tor steers s1.foa
"a.
Hogs: Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 heal Market steadier; heavy, S,.JOa
SS.lJ; light. g.. 5usS7.11.
sheep aui Lambs: Receipts, 200 head; ship
meuts. none. Market closed duu. with largo
number carried over snecp, sJaSo.l1; lambs
.lu L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January 2S.-tio1r duu and IN
changoL Wheat unsettled AMI easier; No. =
rel. spot, T1H-a11 lse.; JanuarJ, G'asc. bd :;
Nay. NO3laSlc steamer No. ., red, 13lgc.
Corn strong: mixed SPOT, j23sa52l1c.; January,
12t,c. bII: May. 52laaJIatc.; steamer, mixed,
5In5Iltc. Onts quot bu, stoqdy; No. white,
western. 4la43c.; 40. . mixed, do, 3Sa3slsc.
Iiay firm: good 20 choice timothy. Slj.oOa
sI0.5O Grain freights him, with far demand.
Cotton nominal; miidhng, lOc. Provisions
lot.c. Butter duict md Grm. Coffee firm and
active: Rio calgoes, fair, lSiLc.; No. 7, l1iae.
Sugar steady aui active. Copper strong. Wis
Key uucnaueei,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
ST. MARY'S
Benedictine Institute,
GA FOURTH STREET.

The SECOND HALF OF TIE SCHOLASTIC
SESSION commences az this school on WE'D
NESDAY. February LIST.
complete course Is given in ENGLISH.
DRAWING, FANCY WORK. and MUSIC. The
latter comprises PIANO, HARP. VIOLIN. GUI-
TAR, MANDOLIN, and BANJO. ia2o-ir'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
BECOMING UNEASY
REG NRDrNG THE NORFOLK
AND WESTERN BILL.
virginia Military Expected nj
the InnuguratiOn---MaJor
WCIlfOrd's Mission.
lrr.m onr Rosnl,r corre.ponaen.l

WA.mxorov. January IS. Tho friends
o. the Norfolk and Western railway bill
Or. becoming moro uneasy as the few
remaining days OF the session OF Con
r-.s, are slipping away. Pressure Is
long brought T. bear - have the Senate
,,nuitcc net promptly, but there It de-
Iv, ana no one can predict with certain
Z what thc iatc Of ihe pending measure
v.- lr The flil committee will prola-
'.vt.bo action early nest week. The
....cammi''cc went ont again this morn
.rrnfnI .5flor oyam,ne Che ground IN
l..r..toau. s4l It is understood that
..r,t.- Mcmillan. of Michigan. con
t.... 9. oppose tie Norfolk and West
,. rass.
-. .arae cae tc ascert9 ned. following
strength Of the Virginia military
.t,.I ucr.prcs,r'cl here at the in
-.l.s ou tho ith Of March From
..... tr.e companies ol the second
80 from folI .o s'N companies
IHrj l.rmcnt nnl several com
fu fIc Fourth Regiment. II Us
... ...rn'v regretted that the First
.rt officers lasc decided not 10 Zee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
One Way to Promote Happi-
ness.
fIuagal

AZ wish you very happy New
Year" said DR.. Pellet TO Cawker.
"Phen don't send in your last quar-
ter's bill till the first oil February, Doc
tor" replied Cawker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
NnNEY An EKCHANlR.

Money closed a. 1l6a2. Prime mercantile pa
Der IA still in good demand from both 10 and out
ul town. aud while there has been some Increase
in the supply no accumulation has occurred and
rates are slightly easier. sixty TO ninety days
endorsed bills receivable nrc 40 four months
commi-4iOu-hous names. 4ttaJie, and good
single names with from lur 90 ak months TO run,
Jl6a6 por cent.
sterling exchange quiet and steady; posted
rates, $f.S6l6as commercial bills,
sIS5i8asfS7lp.
Government bonds iUll but steady Southern
state bonds dIll. Railroad bonds active and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
TIE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and pleasant throughout the day. The skies
were cloudy at midnight
Range Of tho thermOmeter AZ the iront.door
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperafure.... ~ D
Height q water In river, .0l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EYECuXxD AZ Tax p1sPATc6 Fxl&"
NG.AoUbL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

active: Rio caigOrs, mr. lhibfi NO y lIt.f'
sugar steady ani active. copper strong. Wis
key unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
ClscrSSArr. Janu1ry 2s.-Flour in moderate
demand. Wheat easy: No. red. 72c. Corn
quiet; No. mixed, 2i16,. oats steady No.
:, nlxcI, 81 a}jc. Pork hrm at $3.50. Lard
steady NJ 9ll.JO. Bulh-meats firm at slO.6%56-
Bacon steady at Sl@.l21s' Whisky steady at
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January %. Noon Cotton -
January ami February . 0-6id.; February and
March, . J-UId, also d-Ufd, also 5-O4d.;
March ana April, , 7-G4d. April AMI Nav,
, slid. also . 9-64d May ami June,
> lu-G4d.; June ami July. ll-64d., also
. l2-64i.; July AMI Angus I3-l0d.; August
and September. I2-64d
r. M-Amerlcan iniddling fair 5igd !;
January, > 4-64a5 5-0fd. January and tebru'
airy. . 4-G4a5 J-Bid.; February and March,
. I-64aJ j-G4i.; Mar'n and Aprll, C-04d.
sellers; April and May, 1-O4a5 o-04d May
aud June, > g-6id., sellers; Juno and july
. IO-B4aj l1-O4d. July ard August, . l2-64d,
selier-: August and september, > l2-O4J.. sell
er-. Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK. January 2S.-SpOt cotton closed
dun: uplands 9l0c. Orleans, 9kc; low mid
ding, . 1-G5c. good ordinary, o@sc. Sales, lE0
bales. Futures closed quiet; safes, $4,000
bales January, 1888; February, 1894; March,
Sg.46: Apul, S9.5J: May. S9.O3. Total net re-
cetots All ports, iO.369 bales; exports-Grea'
Britain s,3lO bales Continent, 9,4SI balcs /;
stock. Gao, ls9 bales.
NEW YORK., January 2S-The total visible
supply Of cotton FOR the world IS 4.324,268
bales, Of which 3,SS740b bales are American;
against 1905, 02S and A. 1888 bales respec-
lively last year. Receipts this week az all inte-
rio- towns, -, J22 bales: receipts from planta-
tons. 1SS. 594 bales; crop III sight, 5,222,OJ9
bales.
NAVAL-SrORE MARKETS.
SAvANNAH, GA, January 2S.-Turpentine,
3Ol6a3lc. asked. Rosin firm at sl.l0ast.l5.
WILMINGTON, ". c., January 2S.--Turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin lrm strained, Sl.O219 good
strained, s1.07l4. Tar trim as tl.20. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81; soft and virgin,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Chronic catarrh 10 the bane q Amer
lean civilization, Thsss y no organ q
the human body that Il cannot destroy,
nor disease il dot . not initiate. Catarrh
prevails in al seasons. and spares NO
calling o. vocation. No locality b e.
tirely free from its ravagcs. no amount d
vitality can withstand it attack. Neither
childhood nor old 49, u exempt iron
it, blightine pressoce. and il does not
respect esx, color. a. nationality. 6an-
mer and winter. spring and autumn,
chronic cataETh ceaees not - a6lict .
largo per cent Il the inhabitants ol THE
continsat. At each change q seasoa
the symptoms change. but the diesass
remains tho zane. In summer ootasYh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

The many cases of rhsumstisn cured
BY Chsubsriain's Pain Balm during the
pest lev months have given the people
great confidence in it, curative proper
tee. and have shown that there 10 one
preparation that can be dependsd upon
loe that painful and aegrsvsting dc.
eees. Honaker Brcs. Loesin. Ohio. says:
~0f. Noes PSioe q thu p1ncs Wao
troubled With yheumatiUm Ioe . loag
ti0A Chnmbeelaint Paio Balm ha0
cured him. He says that the Balm be-
10 equal" For sale BY r. J. WursbusH.
druggist. No 50 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

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location.
An illustrated treaties on estasyh Will
Be ssut Tree to any sddsess BY The p
ru.na Drug Manufacturing company a
Columbus, Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

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bottle M ooAon-
Ag1as11e1sA - DEsaaheel9 a h
esssoll. Win 9st Ia fall sAaso C 49,
ton 81 The pAsiiAmsnl hunto1 uocol
Inessuoll ~ Apd oct whseher - 49,
going 20 the psrliamsnt % noA
II en- going 70 The tais," - 81,
s'but have no ssos ct as3de ~ - =
~ paraiamsnl AnoV hslisve thws
Win b ose. sither. II viii unAoub4,
sdly be very Interesting sasenblago
II very able men,"
-Yos were nss Invited - b pssssea
thsnr'
mo. not - yst anA dosS expect
To-"
But believer iron India and Asis-.
'OA. yea; pAesns will undouhtsdly
do lot Of good there. won't thsyf
And how that parliament cen Arum .
. rsligioa 10 suit I'll the fajtAe 81
crssds thas VIII - rspssasntsA h nsss
than cen see. Ian tead tAsy aro -,
ing 10 ~ and - III = nos pssa16ls
to get one religion for al nAnkind.
They might work st Il until IL woulA
b time for the next celebration. n
iseS, and stIll b lest who're they
started fruA Thseo h tuGA oao ..
ligion they know Of now. and that =
brotherly love. That will cover every.
thing II Il u properly applied"
'WM you mako answer 10 any ~
tscks that may be made on your views
BY the theological scholars at IL
poriiamsntS"
THAT depends altogether on what =
said and done. Ian too busy . ma
70 pay attention 20 I'll the a&&aaks
made on me. bat II any a tAs esoGls-
men desire . controversy. aad ~ = .
6t sAversary. an - well prepared
aoW - ever % engage - o0a."
CU1fIs J. MAJ
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49,. enDpnDonnA WoOoob pN,Gs
~ onsol s0i sns6nl so1sgU. nsAieips
cd sWuUy. msHtp. tt1ssosas0 ed ss6as
os11sa eat ssien.~ snA pAiioaDpAy.
- DssAs.ps the nrst Psmasksbls 1T
81 vii D. The worlds 0sss coaGs~as ~
sslAgtoaA 40 vhtch al arsanRsmsntA
haSe - pcsn made 10 VIII be . nee
aiisssoas In The path Of cArissiAaity
The ~os1i's pariiamsns of rsligions
wiil sosnnsnss on Monday. Sspsenbcr
IL. ssd viii eoosiaus fus sevenscssn
AAys a. moss tAsrsAfser. The pro-
gr1mms WI b fussfold The hy,s
pars VIII b ~ pssssosation. In ocs
Of shs lsssS sul1Apnss roons ef The Az
p~Asssf we gyOsnAs. Of synpaAhy and
0nSSo ~ f-ssssuol rsiasioas annae the
Dsliwsous bcdias % NJ wosld. The
second part VII ecaaA.A a . eonsur
rent pssasntssinn sn sAe would. - rep
Ssaenssd by the ssarpdAnos In ths
other large suA1snes rooos of he Art
palace. of Tie fsisA and work 81 the
different participating religious de-
nosninssioaA The third part Of the
programme will consiss Of Internal
eoafersaees In the smaller halls Of the
An pa2A1o. In WhioA TURTLES t11ogDor
tioa IN r~6asd - say u shs ssaiots~s
Asnominsskns ny b soayhe BY PR
onns Interested thsreiu- The toussA via
e0nsiss Of dsnnsninasioss.l cuogPuoss
propss. In which eseh dencm3nAAioa
Win. IN ssch way - IL may deem best.
80 fursh more fsuy and st large its
peculiar hiatory, schisssmsats end
paspo,sA The dsnsminssioaal con-
0s@ss ars expected ~ coatinUs fOs 81
Jsaas nns wssk sesA. and 20 aseommor
49, tAsm n - expected thss one HIM
6ssd CAiea9o ohusehss viii b called
into rsquisitAon-
Theso tOuS progpa@mss Aove eesa
onAnssd 20 continue coucuTsently In .
seSulss order dutng he sasirs period
~ b occupied By ths worlA's rsligioua
eooareas Of tsoo. each dsnominstion TO
hold In denominssional eongspss dur
ing the wDsk In wAieA IL pssssntsAioa
IN the worlds pariasmsnt Of religions
Il ~ b made. For sxAmpas. The Pro-
tsstant Epi,oa.al pssssnsseion b, the
parliament In the Art palace Win b
made On Wednesday. ospsembsr -.
and it, deanminstionsl eonsress vii
Do held dursr~c that week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

unworthy 81 ADeSsco, washington, -.
@, was Appointed 10 arrange with Tie
geasrsl committee In charge Of the
parliament for the proper and adequate
prcssntstion Of Tie Cosholie doctrine
on the quessiona coming before the
parliament His eminencs Cardinal
Gibbons says On Thu matter: 4 deem
this monument yoa srs engaged In pro-
noting worthy o. all encouragement
and praise. II conducted with moder-
stioa and good win sush . parliament
may result. BY the blssaine Of Divine
PrUvi6ence. u bsns6ts more far-rsach-
ing than tho most sanguine could dare
10 hops for Bishop Keane viii make
Ill the arrangements for speakers 1t
The pasliamenI AL understand there
viii b IN sdvisory council made up Of
representative men Of al creeds- To
The member Of thu comcil viii b ~
signed specially rsssrved places In the
parliament, and before them the I'D
dresses st that meeting will BE- given
Further. I an informed that not snly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
THE 1892 DATE.

I'm HxaAID 10 still sspplyiag IL sss1
en With the leo0 coins q ol.00 II CHI
cago they are being held q &l1o sach