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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
RAG

SPECIALIZING :ss ~ VIZ: ss;s:
ca, -, ,,oe hook United STATES AGENCY,
1897 Broadway, Now York. ap @o-~'
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know bat do predict lively
this week We have good reason Tor thnNig So
fail to attract eco
OF large planned operations Tor inns wees
the prices natural re-
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CharD2iR6 PeTc0leS.

iisht in weight ard can't he duplicated
for the money.
CharHliR6 Perc0leS.
We've never shown such lo7ely fast
color Percales of 10 and i2lc. as those
we shall offer you here this week. The
patterns are irresistibly tempting, and
il you sec them you'll buy some
Indian DjDlitfeS, .I2!c.
Very fine Corded and Cluster-Corded
Indian Dimities, with stripes OF PINK,
bluc, and lavender; also, sprays, dots,
and neat figures, in pink, blue. red,
black. and lavender they're neville.
India LONE CIOth Zoe.
40 inches wide, very sheer; looks just
ike the old-timo linen lawn your
mothers and grandmothers paid % ana
G0c. ward for dainty striped and
figures, only Zoe. this week.
CORDED INDIA BATlSTE, l24c.
Everything lovely in Wash Goods at
tiny pflctb Is HcIc. hn"'
Corded Batistes 10 floral designs OF
heliotrope. lavender, and resedas at
l2}c. they're duplicates OF DOC, goods
FdSt- Blncb LGtCIoS.
We keep for sale only tie kind we can
warrant not 10 smut, fade from washing,
or change color from exposure TO sun
or air. nj.
This week a special sale in Plain,
Plaid. and Striped Effects st 10. ~, 10,
II, 20, 20, and SOC. for finest French
Batstc.
WHITE GOODS at astonishingly low
prices this week.
M;Ae4 d Rkood3.
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Two Hosiery IItInS-
Ladies brilliant black Hose,
non.poisonous dye, I9c. Hard to
find at a quarter.
Ladies' black Isle Hose, Richelieu
ribbed, $780,. three pairs for ST.
Sold readily at 45c. a par.
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There are SILK GLOVES made
with a patented fnger-tip that's
fully warranted by the maker,
through Us, to outwear the glove,
and they cost no more for being the
best. Those two sentences fully
grasped will give US the seasons
trade on silk gloves and you a bet
ter glove than getlble elsewhere.
KID GLONES---Foster faSten'
ings are getable anywhere. The
patentees sell the right to use them.
But genuine Foster Kid Gloves are
getable nowhere else in Richmond.
We've every grade from 81 to 81.
Fitted and warranted.
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NuecinL Sale at ne.

A. tl7 mall price we viii oier the
e.of % different styles of English
r-t scotch Mixed SmunRs, in quiet.
-..y Cheuot effects. just the material
'.- stree, dresses, travelling dresses,
"u-Ns-lar sightseeing suits, &c., at
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Nucri0L NnLo "a "a

n, similar Offering has ever been
raI. D., any other house before to equal
.te choice of our fine Henrettas,
I-a.l ocrscs. and fine Whipcords, IN
g.. t.e newest shades Of resedas, Old
hcuo,ropc, mode, eminence. and
b. staple shades. as well as BLACK, for
o-gy and deep mourning wear, at
.... Nurl.
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600 Broad Street.

When We hang our little sign
YOu can bet we are IN line
To give tho buyers figures that ara right
And you read this little I'D"
And y0u know You're wanted bad
To come and get our bargains out Of sight.
That's right
They're out OF sight.
MONDAY, GILr-EDdE DRESSING LOG
TUESDAY, Regular prios. csc.
WEDNESDAY,
INFANTS THURSDAY,
BrTToy SHOES, FRIDAY,
seyed, sizes 1 TO 4, about SATURDAY.
81 or 80 pairs, at l9c.
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THE COHEN co.

And in this sale &c. buys o right fair boz OF
stationery.
Tinted Papers, fine, 81 and 45c a pound. En-
veopes 10 match.
Business Envelopes, blue, 1c. q pack.
5Is-tnch White Envelopes, &C. pack.
6lS-inch Amber Envelopes, good. Sc. pack.
Square Cream Enyelopes-box OF $50 for 400.
lrish-Linen Enyelopes-box Of 12o for SOC.
Our Book-Store-West Aisle.
81 Of the most charming of spring
CAPES'go on sale Monday under
priced. Most of them from 4 maker
declining business. Three hints
Cascade Cape, tan, Atwood Tempting at
$3.50, IL may 20 nj 81.
Tan Capo OF English melton, with Betha
Plenty OF ribbons, IS for s12 value.
Black Cape, edged with cut-bcad trimming;
with Bertha, IS: richly worth sl1.
Several hundred Children'S
Wraps, 81 to SITS. For ages to
IL.
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Hero IA n sob" for somo-
body. CHlLDkEN'S STRIPED
ana RED SOCKS, sizes 5 and
SO only, az Dc. 10 IL hard 70
ind a foot for these, hence tho
ridiculous price.
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Ncz9 DlYss G00as.

lovely u.w shades in 81 TO 3G-inch
t....,,s OILY 2jc. a yard, in the very
.-. :t.l. Of rescdes, OLD rose, hello
-.l-. I.i.e aray, tan, mode navy, Nc.
t..l Wmpcords only 25c., IL all
Sc .r. spring shades.
.-acll,w Twill Smting in old rose
al .lss, only -Jc.
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Beautifers, beauty-hiders ; least
wise a feminine necessity-VElLS.
We show the latest tips as they
come from Fashion-land.
Tuxedo. With chenille dots and narrow velvet
edge-black--3 rows velvet, Zoe. yard
Q rows velvet, 40 aud COO.
White sud coors, 30 and 60c. yard.
Also mads-up-round and square.
Vendome Lace Yelling, 0Oc. yard.
Mourning Wells, 80 10 6Oc. each.
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Lovcliost Paid and striped DOS
Gincbams in piuk, light blue, lavender.
&C.. at Ice. yard. These are line aud
light in weight ard can't lie duplicated
for the money.
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23S Women's Calico Wrappers
90 on sale Monday at S5c. Princess
back, Mother-Hubbard front, with
round yoke and girdle. Waist
lined.
Warmers for more. besides.
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Rattan is not unstable into
prettier shapes than 90 to form
these BABY-CARRIAGES, while
the richest plush and brocateI were
none too good for the trimmings.
Patent hubs; easy springs brake;
fanciful mud-guardS. SIS.
OF course, the carriage may cost
less or more---S6 or SIS. -
Seven tints of the unusual IN
Women's MUSLIN UNDEK-
WEAR
IN ao,sn Drawers. literally tucked, 19c. En-
broiderei, 25c. fan, oa0.a
with linen lace, 35c. -, N.,s.ooa
IL dozen ChemiSes, square nocA' naNu'"-'
4 dozen Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard, VIDE
plat and ten tucks in yoke, embroidered
'front.' sailor cellar Doc. n,
Anotner. V-ne,k, protuse In embroidery cOc.
~ dozen Night-Dresses, made Of Enghsn
Iongcloth Sailor collar, !abot front, en-
broIdery either all white or WIN hiht OF
color ON edge, box-plaited yoke. while theS
As'' ~ eAN Fest Aisle.
We've bought out the entire
STATIONERY department OF r.
NJ. Craig, III east Broad, and Tor
a few DAYS it's offered---
Mostly under half;
None over half
A most excellent stock it IS, TOO !;
embracing fine box papers, paper
by the pound, envelopes, flne
writing-pads, inks, pens, and the
like
Pads, Ic. and up. OF Linen Quadriiie rapsr'
SC. v,..
Bankers Linen Paper, SOC. pound. Enve-
lopss TO match, loo, pack.
Craig's Pure Linen Paper, lie pound.
All OF Craig's Doc. Box-Paper at zoe:
Linen Box-Papef, commercial size, 100
Anchor Brand Box-Psper, 1Ic.
THE COHEN co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Neal and Taylor are De-
Clared the Nominees
OF THE STATE DEMOCRACY
For Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of Ohio.
= Associated Press TO The News.

BY Associated Press TO The News,
C1NcINNATI, Aug. l0.-The con
vention to select an opponent for
Gov. Mckinley was called to order
at 8 O'Clock this morning, in music
hall.
Chairman Critics gave three blows
with his gavel and the convention
was on.
After prayer, Chairman Critics
delivered the first formal address of
the day.
AT its conclusion, Gilbert M.
Bargar, temporary chairman, was
greeted with cheers as long and
loud as those which had welcomed
the opening of Mr.. Critics speech
and met it al the close. Mr.. Bar.
gar's address was interrupted by
frequent applause.
At the close of Mr.. Bargar's ad
dress the committee on credentials
reported. Only one contest report
was decided in favor of the Neal
men. The committee on permanent
organization reported in favor of
making the temporary organization
perm anent, which Was done.
Neal was nominated on the frs,
ballot. Colonel William A. Tay
lor, of Columbus, was nominated
by reclamation for lieutenant gov
ernor.
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COTTON.
Condition of Principal Markets
Of the World.

BY Associated Press to The News.
New ORLEANS, August l0.-
Glenny IL Co. say: Liverpool
spots are unchanged. Sales 2, 900
bales. Demand fair. Liverpool
futures closed 64 to 3.G4 up.
New Orleans opened ! points
down on near, but improved az
later months were called. March
was only ! point down, ana after
the opening all the months rallied
to last evenings closing figures on
the fear of probable bad bureau
report, and nervous shorts covering.
New York expected an average
of about 50 for condition. The re.
port proved to be so 40 against
- ITO last month and s. 3 10 last
year, and prices here were sold rap
idly down : points, and later iluc-
tuations were in range of points.
AT 1915 p. m. cotton was 7
points down, December selling at
7.39@7.40, but afterward broke 5
points to 735.
Texas at 70, against 81 last
month, attracted the most attention,
but the bureau returns are not
dated later than the at instant, af
ter which date the reports show the
drougbts were broken and the con.
ditions much improved. Louisiana
and Arkansas show the best average
as compared to last month, so
against "a, and 80 against so, re-
spectively.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Congress- IOnal.

BY Associate Press to The News
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - The
House has adjourned until to NOR.
row-yeas, l19; nays, 49,.
The committee on rules was ap.
pointed as follows: TIE speaker,
Catchings, Dem Of Mississippi;
Cultivate, (Dem.) of Ohio, Reed,
(Rep) of Maine, Burrows, (Rep.) of
Michigan. Mr.. Cultivate displaces
Mr.. McMillin.
The senate finance committee this
morning discussed the silver ques,
tion informally in connection with
various bills, and dacu1eN 10 take
no action on anyHf them today
After twenty minute session. the
senate ad iourned until NJ monday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
QUARANTINE
Established at New Orleans
Against Pensacola,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. = The
Louisiana board of health, held a
special meeting this morning and
decided to detsin passengers from
Pensacola for five daye at Ricolet's
quarantine station. Passengers
with health certificates TO be de.
tanned two days Railroad coaches
from Florida points not to be al
lowed to come inside the state and
the two coaches which arrived this
morning to be sent back sealed,
without being cleaned. All bag
gage to be detained at R'golet's
for disinfection. Some came
through this morning, but was sent
back.
New Orleans base ball players
coming from Pensacola were stop
ped at Rigolet's, but went to Bay
St. Louis. There is prospect now
of Louisiana quarantine against
Bay St. Louis. A telegram was
sent from here to Jackson, Miss. i,
asking what measures were going
to be taken by Mississippi to pre-
vent the introduction of yellow
fever. Scranton, Miss, has quar-
antined against Pensacola. Forty
eigh, passengers are now detained
at Rigolet's, and are accommodated
with provisions and sleeping quar-
tiers.
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The Weather..
BY Associated Press to The News.

BY Associated Press to The NoWs.
WAsnlNGToN, Aug. l0.-Fore-
cast till p. m. Friday: Western
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
Eastern Texas, southerly winds,
fair except local thunder storms
Thursday and Friday. For Arkan-
sas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory
and Northwestern Texas, southerly
winds, local thunder storms Thurs
day afternoon and night, cooler,
westerly winds and fair Friday.
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tinuously compelled to ward off tho
subtle attacks that come from ons
quarter or another, and which arc
inspired by those who wonld
speedily crush any attempt at ais.
sension IN their own focks or their
own dioceses. This is WIN
l say that l should not be at
all surprised if, before manv
months, Archbishop Corrigan
should do one of two THINGS;
either ask permission TO retire to
the ranks of the reverend clergy and
take some country parish where
peace and quiet would be assured
him, or to retire altogether from
holy orders, and take his place
among the lay members of the de.
nomination. In the latter case the
Most Rev. Archbishop would not
be compelled to follow the EXAMPLE
of his arch enemy, DR.. McGlynn,
and hold forth at Cooper's Union
and elsewhere every week for a
livelihood, for he is wealthy in his
own right. Besides this he has a
personal coterie headed by John D.
Crlmmlns, and including some of
the wealthiest Catholics in the CITY
of New York, and who, were it
necessary. and whether ne would
take 1T or not, would in twenty.four
hours make up and present for his
acceptance one of the largest purses
ever offered to any one in this
country.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Cash Withdrawals Limited.
Az oclated Press 10 The News.

by AS ociBted Press to The News.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10 The
commercial community uniformly
approves the action of the clearing
house bank in deciding TO limit
cash Withdrawals to $50 per day.
President Baldwin Of the New Or
leans National does not think the
laboring class will be hurt to seri
GUS extent. MIR. Baldwin says
the present condition of affairs
will continue i'll New Orleans 30
long as congress neglects to take
hold of the money question. Nor
NAL conditions Will be resumed
when congress sets definitely. Lead
ing country bankers from Mississip-
pi, Yazoo Delta, in the city today,
express approval Of the action taken
yesterday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Celebration of LouislanIans.

C0l0DTdllOu Vi LOu > ldtiioiio'
Special to the News.
CHICAGO, Aug. lo.-Louisianas
homelike and cozy headquarters on
the Worlds Fair grounds were
dedicated today with interesting
ceremonies. All the state and
national commissioners, and the
Worlds Fair officials turned out in
honor of the occasion, and they
were reinforced by several thousand
sons and daughters of the state.
Governor Foster, accompanied by
the members of his staff, and es-
corted by companies of New Or
leans militia, was given an es-
pecially hearty welcome. The ex.
ercises which commenced at two
O'Clock we're after the usual order
observed with other state buildings,
including music, speeches, and the
formal transfer of the keys to the
exposition authorities.
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The Posts Statement.

New YoRN, Aug. 9.--The Post
says: How far the new supply of
money now rolling in upon New
\ ork will ease the situation IL one
Of the problems of the market.
The fortnight beginning last Satur-
day will have added to our stock of
imported gold upward of 100000,
600. Net less than 1000, 600
more will come from the new bank
circulation. The gold must
continue to flow IN from Europe
as long az the local premium
exists, for a bid of per cent, it
should be rene INBRED, off sets a rise
of fully / cents above the par Of
sterling exchange. TO day s., 800
600 more was engaged in London.
The Bank of England, to meet the
American demand, is drawing on
the Bank of Frances 90 Il, very
natural recourse since the French
bank holds to day $50, 100000 more
than its business needs required two
yerrs ago. What, then, is to be-
come Of this new money when ii
reaches the United Statesp 1t has
not yet eased perceptibly the time
loan market. Wall street today pre-
diets that it too, will be boarded
and the dismal prediction may be
true if congress does not act. Some
of the gold will certainly 60 into
the savings banks, some TO the in
terror banking centers, which in
contrad ction Of all previous ex
amples, are now buying specie by
direct and personal representatives
in London. Blu this cannot use
the whole imported stock, and in
many cases even such disposition of
the money will ease the strain ON
the larger centers of capital. In
short, the movement amounts to
a currency expansion of $50, o0o,-
600 in fortnight.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Silver Conference.
ISOLATED Pres. to Tho News.

ny NesoClhteu frese 10 j no News.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o-The
committee appointed Ny the silver
and anti-silvtr Democrats in the
house have been IN conference most
Of the day, but at O'Clock the sit
uation was unchanged. The gen.
tlemen composing the conference
are: Free silver men Messrs
Bland, Boatner, Culberson, Bryan,
Bsiley, Bankhead, Gatherings, Oates
and Lane. Antisilver men Messrs.
Cochran, Tracy, llarter, Raynor,
Latham, Greshner, Coombs, Fitch,
Wilson CIV. Va. and John De.
Witt Warner. 1t is understood
another conference will he held this
evening.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
BULLETIN CENSORSHIP.
The Health Officer Refuses In
formation to the Press.
BY Associated Press TO The News

BY Associated Press 80 The News
NEW YORK.. Aug. 10 Heath
oihcer jenkins is endeavoring to
institute new order of things a.
quarantine with reference to news.
Tie persistently refuses to be inter
viewed by the newspaper men and
beyond two daily bulletins issued
over his name will give no nforma-
ton to the public regarding in.
coming ships. The health officer
has announced to tho reporters that
he means to exercise censorship
over quarantine news, and that all
information regarding cholera or
any other epidemic would first come
under his eyes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
No Experiment,

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, etc., via International
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne OF
TAYLOR and the international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed, magnificent equipment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Gold imports.
BY Associated Press to The News.

by ABhUcIbttu Fress 70 The News
New YoRN, Aug. 10 The
steamership Spree. which arrived last
night, brought eS4o,750 in gold.
The Illinois Trust and Savings
bank of Chicago has engaged S375,-
600 to be shipped from London and
$3.50, 600 has been secured by other
Chicago parties. The steamship
Orizabs, which arrived from Ha-
vana yesterday, brought Sll6, 200
in gold.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Fired at a Housebreaker.

SrRAwN, Tex, Aug. AT a
late hour last night some unknown
man tried to enter the residence of
Gus Baibae. The breaking of a
window paue awoke Mrs. Barbee,
who fired one shot at the intruder,
who ran. Mrs. Barb.e and lady
friend were alone.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Carved With a Razor.

TExARKANA, Ark, Aug. g.
Amos Kelley and Gus Weather
ford, both colored, fell out about a
pocket handkerchief last night and
w eatherford was carved with a
razor. eatherford's injuries are
not fatal
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10

l. Gabert, the leading tailor,
under Pacific hotel, is having his
store re.painted and papered, and
getting everything in readiness for
a large fall trade. If you want a
fall suit, remember Louis Gabert
the old reliable cutter ard filter.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Detroit Regatta Racing To-day.

Special TO The MOVIE.
DETROIT, Aug. lo.-The races
of the National Association Of
Oarsmen were resumed this after
noon. Interest chiefly centers in
the special international four. cared
shell, in which are entered the Mo-
doc Rowing club, of st. Louis; the
Atlantic Boat club, of Hoboken,
n. j.; the Argaunut Boat club, of
Toronto; the Detroit Boat club, of
Detroit, and the Athletic club, of
New York. The events under the
auspices of the Northwestern Anna
teur association commence to.mor-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Good Taste.

You will always have it if Climax
Pills are used when you are bilious
or troubled with Indigestion rs cents.
box. Try them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Everybody Pleased.

Who use Climax Pills, becsdse they
are purely vegetable aud do not grippe,
but act mild Try them if you are
bilious. % cents box. Sold every.
where
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
Rem aPkable /!

What Climax Oil will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any other medicine sold today.
Try it Sold under positive guar.
antee by all druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-10
rxEYE DEMOCRACY
|;eiana's Fair Head
Cuarters Dedicated
',oNAL OARSMEN RACES
,ction of Railroad Rates to
Be Decided Today.
hishop Corrigan's Course

bishop Corrigan's Course
to The New.
kw YoRR, Aug. lo.-The story
tly sent through the country
he effect that Archbishop
csn was en- route to
in response to a per-
ory demand from the Holy
Err and that upon his arrival
vss likely to be severely dis.
he'd. aud the publication of
h story was followed two days
by the appearance of the Arch
bp in his own pulpit, has Great.
preat Indignation among his
{ds and supporters, and charges
openly made that his opponents
doing the self.same thing that
charged against him few
ths ago, namely, the mainten.
of system of propaganda
Rned to keep him in an unfa
ble light before the Catholics
Ibis country. However this
be it is not altogether among
1impossibilities that the hea d of
4 archdiocese of New York may
SIa long be the center of SEN
bn that will eclipse any of those
have been created since the
ent trouble in the church
precipitated. At least this
e opinion of a lay member of
Aurch in this city, gentleman
M repute, who is closely in
u With all the most prominent
ngst the faithful hereabouts, and
bas, moreover, connections in
be that almost invariably enable
to become aware of any intend.
|ction by the Vatican before of
announcement thereof has
} made, and, while he does not
TX by authority Of the Arch
|op in the slightest degree, oil
n TO be his mouthpiece, yet hil
rs are a reflection of those hello
the close personal associates o.
grace, and that furnished con
lrable food for talk among rich
influential members of the laity
4 this gentleman: ~ would no
lt all surprised if Christmas tid'
uld see Archbishop Corrigan at
ding mass as private citizen,
cera and humble lay com
meant of the church, in
ID of celebrating that mas
all the pomp and glor.
his present high position. 1t i
y well known that notwithstand
his determined will and his abb,
Tor commanding and controlling
p, he is sick and weary at hear
the brawls, if they may be ST
med, at any rate the dispute
D crlmlnations and recrimination
have insidiously crept into tn
erch during the past few months
2 In most of which he has beef
'gled out as the special object o
ack' There is no question bu
~ IN everything he has said, ant
anything he has done, the arch
mop has, according to his owl
NJ kept within the power ant
'norlty that, as he construes it
'o1lig to mis- high office, as we'll a
INN the general rules of tn
,'ch' Yet nearly every wor'
1 every public action ha
N misconstrutd by his enc
es and opponents. 1t woul
impossible to imagine
'ehtleman in or out of a churc
gifted with such an extraordlr
degree of culture and 90 re
. an ability for controllin
4 developing the affairs of his in
''anl diocese, a man who i
';;nlng' in ability to rule an
'intaln discipline, was born
'lomat of diplomats, tower
'ong the hierarchy of the Unite
a.es' and yet with a nature 8
ls''lVe as a child, it would, l say
impossible to imagine such a ma
auslhuously pursuing the eve
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