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THOMAS BOWLING L son. Auctionee-s.
L GIL 81. n. ".
TRgsTEEs SALE OF yALUABLE TNIMPEoyEn
PROPERTY on d STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS

PROPERTY on d STREET BETWEEN
MORT HEAST.
By virtue OF several deeds Of u.s. dated the
1st day Of sep:eInber. a; D. 1872. and recorded in
Liber No. 11i2. iolios i9l. 4S1, 4S3. $50. 4s6 and
3 ct seq OF the land records Of the District OF Co
lunbia and at the request the parties secured and
holders Of the notes. tie undersigned trustees Will
sell, at pubic auction, in front of the Premises.
TUESDAY. the FOURTH DAY OF APRIL. 1893.
at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. al those certain pieces
parcels of land and premises situate in the city OF
Washington. District of Columbia. known as and
beng all Of lots numbered one hundred and
forty one DAD. on, hnadred and forty Two
dred and forty-four dad. one hunared and forty
nve (14ol and one hundred and torty-six u46D Of
Josiah W. McLschlen and John c. Louthan. trustees.
subdivision OF part of numbered thousand
and eight C0OS). recorded in the Office Of the
yeyor OF the District of Columbia in Lber No. ~.
folio .5, together with the improvements thereon
each lot to be sold subject 70 trust OF 81 80. psya-
BILE in five years from April 20. 1S92
Terms Of sale: Cne-ffth of the purchase money in
cash. balance in year from DAY of SALE with in
tereSt Per cent xnnunl, and secured by deed
Of trust the property. Ali recording and convey
ancing at purch ssers cost deposit Of 900 viii be
required on each lot sold separately lime Of sale
Terms to be complied with IN fifteen days deposit
will be forfeited kDMAkD MoLTZ.
mh23-dkds Trustees
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DUBLIc SALE or VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
ANDRIA COUNTY, va

Iy v-tne Of decree entered at the November
term, 1892. of the circuit court of Alexandria
cornty. VIRGINIA. IN the chaueery % Castle
man VS.. Melch e al. therein pending. the und-r-
signed commissioners fO- that parpc~e appointed
VIII, on APRIL SIXTH. 1893. AZ FlNE p M.
the promises, offer for ss.e all Of that historic
taiHing lOn acres more or less. and located IN Alex
and-.a county. Virginia
This tract Of land is improved by large room
dwelling house with bssenen-. large bara with base
lnen three tenant houses large orchard shade trees
ara oe.riiGl shruooery; with mt view Of ths
city 81 Washington tbs Vraud place vas the sub
urban hou- " the II us;roas Caleb Cushing while rs
DfScial life az " ashneton AID the tres and
shruSbe-y that he planted there now IN their FULLY
developed beauty. The shape Of the land 10 almost
perfect square and j one NJ the most besutiiu,
venit nj and historic suburban homes around the
nstlona' capital ltwcuG make valuable subdivision
for town lots and Villa sites. being IL. proposed
lines -: electric and steam railroads. only about
and hal; miles from Wash nxton. aud on 3
handing elevation and IN has thu lor-fiJu.
Terms OF sale: One-tou-th cs-t and the residue os
the purchase money IN ;vO arc three " ars
denced by bonds os uur hes. with approved per-
sona seU-ity. and bearing interest from dAg sale
and the ttle BE- retained t.r.il al t.e parchAss
n,unev all hdv. been raid
For ;J.,;her lntormasioE applg 70 JAncs =. Glenn
ents, IT, street northwest. Washington. 10. c..
{. T. NicS.. Brentsylie. Prince William county. Va
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS.
c. T. NIcOL.
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llrs. Schneider D.ngsrously m.

While II 10 mot true, - was rumorsd last
evening, that Mra Schneider, the mother q
Howard J. Schneider, died yesterday, the BE-
rsavsd woman still remains dangerously III IT
her residsnce, No. 1889 Q street northwest, her
condition being practically unchanged.
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
l4o7aa

IL 14o7 @ st.
ExEcuToR's SALE OF FgREITyRE AND GOODS
sToRAaE FRoM KNox.s WAREHoUsE.
On SATURDAY. MARCH TwENTY-fIFTH, 1880,
ct TEN O'CLOCK A. n. within sales rooms. l4O7 q
street Easement noor) Will sell for nonpsyment Of
storage due the estate Of George w. Knox prior 70
March Ii. 1892 large lot Of personal effects Of I'll
kinda. Those Interested VII please take notice.
Terms: Cash.
By order OF w. 3. KNOX. Executor.
mh232t LATI1IR SLOAN. Auctaonsers.
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spsciAl Commissioners.

II. ". Young. clsrk q the circuit court OF alex-
an rls county. Va. nc ceify tst James r. Clements
and {. F. II ii, COMMISSIONER have executed houd
IN the u-.A Wy % siO.ODO cJndioasd the faith
fUi performance of tair duties COMMISSIONER in
said Aad in accordance with decree th-rein.
Given under my hand this 18th Day OF February,
lssEi. II. H. YOUNG,
fa.sT-dts Clerk
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THOMAS BOWLING & son. Auctioneers.
L

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF 4TH AND L STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated September 1885,
and duly recorded in Liber 1928. folio lSi et seq,
one of the land records CT the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises
FRIDAY. MARCH TWENTI-FOCETH. 1852. at
scrbed real estate situated in the city of eton
District OF Columbia. and known and disTing uishea
the plat plan Of the said city the thirty
four t4l feet front on street northwest by
four t6D feet deep, OF lot in square five hundred
ard twenty -iv- oeJ). with Of alley the east
two (2) feet wide and f.tytye (5o) feet DEEP with
the improvements thereon
Terms: One-shird cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest sscur ed by deed of trust the
property. all cash. 81 thu option the purchaser
deposit OF 300 required at the time OF sale. All
conveyancing and recording at the cost Of the pur
oh ser. Terms to be complied with in ten days or
trustees the right resell risk and cost Of
defeuiting purchaser.
mhls-dsd. s sR1EL T; sEA1 Bak;ows Trustees
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RAHl CO'LUMB-I- Ian.
Sons of the University at Their An
nual Dinner.
A NOTABLE GATHERING.

Amid Song and Story the Needs Of the Uni-
versity Are Told-Its Advance During the
Past observation-disclosures Speeches ut the
Arlington Banquet Last Night.
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TKoMAs DOWNING 8 son. Aac,s.. So St .. ".
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS II
OUR AUCTION hOOMS. 6l2 y STREET.
N%RTH% Isl. on SAirEPAY, MkRcH
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. CONSISTING IN PART
OF NEW AND SECONDHAND PAkLoR
SUITES. OAK AND WALNUT EANBER
SLTs, PIANO. CARPETS. STOVES. coUN-
Also At TWELVE O'CLOCK.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. SURVEYS. BUGGIFs.
lHAEToNS. NEW JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGES,
THOMAS BOWLING l. son.
mh2.S-2t Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate BROKER.
ID 80 ~ II an

BERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate BBsaSer;
rwo-sroEy sRIsK HoSsE Sf Ssi g STREET
On IHEySsDs{ MiRsE TxTSTy; THIRD; ,sea.
IN front Of the premises the ives: part q let SQUARE ss
Inn drD9tn I'M = sss on e S o; 100 feet
,r r op Sna ~sh % ' ss.ns in ST.
Seosi sfoo a: as o e ss Of Al
II ..s az. r.d not sep.a Win n n
right reserved to resell property at risk and cost
"a 0s.. THolIs 'p.oSWSSLINa son. GIG Es..n.~.
CHANGERyr SALE OF yALgABLE IMPROVED
ssqQSgTTHHyMSEsSTG , SoRNERr OF G ASD TRikR
HSEsS. AND IEFsoSfD BY An 1 OLD FRAME
By yiTtge 2, decree Of the supreme Court Of %.
and passed in Equity Cause No. Ii. 1875. wherein
ean coasnsy .nd Stass .ls shS hs si's .
shall offer for sale at public auction in front OF the
Rp sY Of a b ISL E e Sopf
hereinaer named. the following described valuable
'natGzfd LREIPssEf Fo Sis O'CLOCK PM all of
and u On s
plat or Plan Of the city Of washngton in said District
thereon consisting Of :hree-,.ory brick house ana
nine (e in David shoemskers subdivision Of sGuare
NUMBERED nNe nuEcred ana siNty-six NOOOD on the
ground plat plan OF said CITY, together with the i'm
provemeuts thereon. consisting Of old frame
house.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree onethra
O. the purchase money shall be paid in cash or on the
to be paid as deposit each piece of property
the day OF sas) and the balance of the purchase
money TO be paid in one ID and (2) years respec
lively from the DAY OF sale for waich the prom
nainder OF the purchase money must be given. bear
ing interest from the day OF and secured by deed
OF trust on each property sold all cash. the option
OF the purchaser or purchasers Property he sold
cudlng day OF sale. All conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost In the terms of sale
compiled with in ten days after sale the
serve the right to resell the risk and of the de-
fauting purchaser purchasers. after seven days
previous advertisement in The Evening Star news
paper.
WILLIAM j. MILLER.
4S6 Louisiana ave.. L r.
RANDALL HAGNES, ( Arussees.
- - 4O6 5th st.
THOS. E NA6GAMAN. Auct- mhQ-dkds
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I ArIMER a SLOAN. Auc,s.. i4o5 a st.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINpRoyFD
PROPERTY On " STREET NFAk THE Gov
EkNMtNr PRINTING OFFICE AT PUBLIC
ARC ION
ON THURSDAY. MARCH THIRTIErH, lss9 az
FlNEUClOCh 7. N. m front ~ the rrrIn'Ss-S, "
vi sell ~ public auction als l.. II and Ia In square
ga tie whole fronting 81 feet north eide % a
b-tween North Capitol and ist 81 hy deuth %
lf1 feet Go alley 10 Feet N4dc This IL Ve d.sirA-
be and RAPIDLY improving UToperty snd worthy OF
tention.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. Lot 10. in souar. No
Ga. E ntluE south side " street. nearly 81 po-
ste The ahVe mentioned lots 10y d.pih OK ~ feet
an alley L. feet wide. improved hy sirht-rpotn
brick Residence with modern imrroN -mentz and AL an
sos order. being No Il u street northwest.
1e-fis- On the lots IN gaarr G.b VII L. ARRANGED
% s.ih The purchaser aud the improved prpferfy
the purchaser wi assume outstanding inleht.sl-
hess o. - +OJ with some time - vnl the haAnn
T. be rad in cash. deposit - sos wall D. r-g uref
al time OF sale All rerc-dug aua r.nVcgancIng at
purchasers cost and terms 90 le nliei with in
days or De- osit will no toFteltad
m2BdSts IAT1MEk X SLOAN. Anrtinneers.
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R.ATcLIrFE. pARR & CO.. AUCrIoNEEKs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
On STEFET BETWEEN FOURTH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
ALLEY. AND KNOWN As 81.
BY virtue of deed of truss duiy recorded in Iibe-
16o. folio 400. ct seq. Of the land reco-s Cor tine
DiS-icc of Columbia. and at the request Of tie pAy
secured thereby. l. the unersignei surviving trus-
tee will orfe- sale Nv public auction in front OF
the premises. on TUESDAY. TMENTY-fIRSF
MARCH, 1898. AT HALF-PAsr FoIR O'CLOCK
P w. the following escrhei real estate situate and
beng the city % WASHINGTON. L. g. Fart
o. orI-ial lot u in square Oh beginning at the south
east co-rer OF said pi and running thence north
alley 10 feet. thence west 70 incnes thence
south 10 Feet thence east l fees inches the be-
sInnlng. together with improvements. &c.
Terms: Ore-fou-rh cash. the residue in three equal
al the rate of per cent per ann DE seInan-
nusiy secured by deed cf t-st 80. property sold.
al casa. 1t the option o! tie purchaser. Adepusf.
500. III acceptance Of bid. ii ths Of sale
He'd with within fifteen days from DAY
Of see the trlster the rIcEt -e-il tie
property the risk and of the Eau ting pur-
chaser five days advertisement resale
conveyarciag and reco-iinr sIe coss q. the par-
chaser. THOMAS A. GOODMAN.
InhS-d6os SUrviy4ng Trustee.
se-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. TwENTX-THIED MARCH. at the
THOMAS A. GOODMAN
mh22-dSds Surviving Trustee.
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned in consec2ence o. the rain until MONDAY.
MARCH TWEN1Y-EIGH1H. 1893. at the same hour
ani place. THOMAS A. GOODMAN.
iah.3d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


EoR sALyaar rTBtIc Auction, oN sArUR-
Geo. ". Stsckney, auctioneer. at l4tl q 81 n " .
splendid farm 81 las with lsrg. dN-ifas harm
stables nne orchard Of all kinds Of fruit. This Is
nne stock. garden fruit farm anG vii he .ald fcr
easy. For full information see
mhsslOs issi va Nv
TRCsrEEs SAFE OF lot ON 4 STREET
Il NORTH REINEEN TMENTN-THfkD AND
TMENrY-foCRTH STREETS WfST, I'M
PROVED BY HOUSE NUMBERED 2Se3 l.
STREET NORTHWEST
BY Nirine Of decree Of the surr-sne Court cf the
District Of Columbia PASSED the 18th day of FeS-
ruary. lssi1 IN acsn-e wherein JAnaeS NJ Johnston.
administrator " George ". Ries~, 4 complainant
and Norman Hestor and otners a~fsnesnts. b-inx
wherein the undersigned wss appointed trustee
MAKE sale OF the real estate N sad cause
described. will; IN pursuance 81 the aid de-
eTse, en- TUESDAY. ThE FOURTH :, DAY
fer for sale =, pubse auction in nt % the pr~mis-
the following de- rihs real estate. D. wit The
par % lot nanltered four ca. in eGua-e numb-rcd
thirty 81 IN the ci:V 81 Ma-htnstou m M.
(lsl feet on North street and running hark w
szae width a. the front and bnding the lin.
OF lot ave 90 IN said squarv i've (.1 feet
more 90 less, the depth % sid lut
third OF the pu-chNse cash the Ia lanc- IN
two equal iusfAllnents ~ and from tbs
dAs OF SALE with interest secured wv q lien on the
property sot TO The Satisfaction the trust. 90 an
snt recording al the purcEas-r'S cos. d.rosit -,
slvo VIII oe required At the tim. 81 sale. n the
terms Of sale shall not he cunpi-d with within len
days from day Of sale the Resolves tic riIht 10
| ins purchaser. T r.. NAGGAMAN, Trustee
mli1.s-l&ds als Tst. n -
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING L son. Auctfoneers.
6l2 st. n. w.

- or 81. n. W.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
500 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AT kUCt ION.
On FRIDAY, MARCH TNENTY-FOURTT. 1893
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We will sell within our
auction rooms large consignment of assorted shoes
Of every description for men. women and children.
1t THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc.ioneers
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VIRGINIA BRED COACH TFaNs. BEAUTIFUL
CoBs. hOADSrElss. sADDLERs, sc.

Al AiClIpN
On SATgEDAT. MATCH TNENTY-FTPTH lSsl1
al TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ At BONSEY'S sTAhi.f~'
l. lsih northwest. ~lil sell hy dlra--
tiOn OF the Rokeay stock Farm eieht nn. young.
weli-bTOken and we.l-bred II 1-ses. follows:
GLOVE RBRooK-A beautiful hsy. three-fourths
thorouzhbrel. cf hre actsol. kind aud eentl. tie
has nsrfec; manners and sGOad make periec. family
horse.
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AUCTION SALES.
FrTURE nAys
r ArcLIrrE. DARR CO.. ATcTIoNEERs.

r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AucTroNEERs
~ 80 PA AVE NV
REGULAR SALE OF LARGE AND VILLAS
SORTED COLLECTION OF HoUskHoIn fCR-
NITyEE. CARPErs RIGS, &c. COMPRISING
AND OTHER fURNIruRE
SPECIAL.
BIZ ORDER OF TIKI WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. ADMINISTRAToRS
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURx. cASPETs.
BY ORDFR OF TRUSTEE
CONTENTS OF PRINTING OFFICE
ALSO
20 CASES OF POPCORN
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON THE FIRST AND
SECOND FLOORS OF OUR SPACIOUS SALES
Rooms, P9o PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NV.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ IN FRONT OF SALES
HORSES. BUGGIEs. cAkRIAGEs. HARNESS. &c
BY ORDER OF THE HoS3R,sLE SECRETARY
OF THE TREAsIRY.
ONE BLACK HORSE, ONE BAY HORSE.
TINE OF SALE SATURDAY. rNENrY-FlFTH
MARCH,
FURNITURE. Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ.
HORSES, &c. TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ
ConsiKnmsnts received Cor each DEPARTMENT up TO
ths hours Of l am.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO..
mhc3-2t Telephone 1852. Auctioneers.
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LOT
ELKwooD-A very hfnd

ELkNOon-A very o. ndscme Hack ceiding, s
years old. l5as hands This horse has beautiful
of goinE and some sneed - well He by thorough
bred horse out OF ineiy lied Virginia trotting
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MERRY LEGS AND SEBT-A cross-rr ~ hed pair
of cohs. black and iron gray aeidings H. ~ hands.
years old perfect team Of typical Cais Properly
u-tiore 4 good manners and be safely driven
by lady. Just the team sTider ri acton. This
team should piease the mos fEs;idous. shot, tho
gray. il fns saddle horse and take ) feet.
bounds
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nh22-dSds

se-TEE ABOVE Sale Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. TwENTE-ThIHD MARCH, at the
same hour and place.
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DISTRICT COMMISSIONER pAsxxa.

Estates have grown and so have agsnta
By square reactions and reagents;
TIL people gaze. with glad surprise,
While mountains out Of mole hills rise.
And 20 toniHht we'll greet with 10Y.
One who was once . little boy.
Most strange the change. yet all must know.
Big trees from little scorns grow.
II lines Ike these sppear obscure,
And crooked measure make them daxkR.
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INFINITE AKIN N.r-Dr -,

MINNIE md MAJ nE-A superb team OF seal
browns. ful sisie-sl5 hands me action all around
These oeAutlful~ he'd, no wl.iss me
manners and most trarpy in appearance. This is
deed mos superb team aud a prize 20 any one.
lot >.
MERRY BOY AND DANA magnificent coach team.
FIVE years. sixteen hands. kind aud perfect Manners.
this team = grandly bred. has action
Style and Is without exception the finest team
offered IN this city.
It's well snd recognized fact that yf-ginia-
bred horses much sought coaclers drv-
ald sadd,ers al desirable an every
than northern bred -to~k The above
horses rsis.d IN nsc hborhood and. be-
ing accllIn@ted. we'll bred ana we'll broken. Should
nnc ready market.
ON exhibition al Dovneys stables. street betweea
1oth and 18th. daily unit sale, Catalogues ready
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-27

This is only faint outline Of what
the California midwinter fair is to he
Inc management has the confidence
OF the exhibitors, and the system Of
awards has been approved by all
rorelgh eNhloltors, particularly, are
Pleased so much that they have sent
rom chicago the cream of their dis
plays, including the grand facade from
the German, French and Belgian sec
uons IN the Manufactures building,
and are even now clamoring for more
space. The foreign fine art exhibit
VIII be the best ever seen in the coun-
try, for, in addition to the collections
already in the country, special collec-
tlon' notably in the case of Italy, are
being made and sent to San Francisco
for stallation
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-27

It's more than mere relief-it's n perfect
and permanent clpe, shat you get with DR..
Snge's Catts'rh Remedy. The proplietora
OF Catarrh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-19

weekly classes of the catechism, which
all the children of the parish should at
tend. For the better success of this
measure, let the zeal of pastors in full
filling their dnty and the love of Catho-
lie parents leave no effort unspared.
No reproach, either in public or in
private, shall be cast upon Catholic
parents who send their children to pri-
vate schools or to academies where a
better education is given under the di
rection of religious or approved Catho-
lie persons. If they make sufficient
provision for the religious training OF
their children, let them be free to Sc
cure in other ways that education
which the position of their family re-
quires."
Pope Leo, in his favorable decision in
the special case of Archbishop Ireland
(Faribault and Saltwater, Minn.), iter-
ated, as he iterates now, that wherever
the exergencies of the case may re-
quire, such as the temporal condition
of the people, bishops are permitted to
enter into such agreement and arrange.
ment with the local civil authorities as
are best calculated to preserve the NOR
ais of the children, for only by proper
training of the child is it possible to
make good citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-06-19
Pope Leo ON the School Question.


Cardinal Gibbons last Thursday re-
ceived from Pope Leo, the long-eXpect-
ed letter in reference to the much-agi-
tated school question in this country.
The Pope upholds and endorses the po
sition taken by the papal legate, Arch
bishop Satolli, that Catholic parents are
warmly urged to send their children
20 Catholic schools where possible, but
that they shall not be refused alb
solution by the priests for failure or re-
iusal to do so.
This letter from the Pope has been
anxiously awaited because it was
known that he had requested all the
bishops and archbishops of this country
to send him their written views upon
this subject, and it was also known that
there is difference of opinion on this
matter between the heads of the church
in this country. The views Of the Pope
rs expressed in his written letter, were
formed from careful consideration of
each letter sent him by the bishops of
this country. They will prove especial
" gratifying to the Catholic laity
throughout this country, who were so
directly and vitality interested in the
matter.
The Pope's endorsement Of Archbish
Stolli's views is practically and neces-
sarily reimbursement of the position
assumed by Archbishop Ireland, 0!
st. Paul. and what is known as the
liberal school in the American church,
aud which was so ably presented by
Mgr. Ireland before the papal throne in
Rome that the Pope then gave a deci-
sion in his favor. Not long after this
came the announcement that Archbish-
op Satolli was appointed ablegate to
the United States, and since elevated
to the position of full delegate, with
plenary powers. The Pope, in his let
ter to Cardinal Gibbons, copy of
which he instructs shall be sent to
every member of the American hier-
archy, in endorsing Mgr. Satolli, takes
the ground as did Satolli before the
council of archbishops, held in New
York city last November, that the de-
crees of the Third Plenary Council,
held in Baltimore, in November, 1854,
shall be in force in a general way, to
wit:
''Not only out of our paternal love
do we exhort Catholic parents, but we
command them, by all authority we
possess, to procure a truly Christian
and Catholic education for the beloved
offspring given them of God, born again
in baptism unto Christ and destined for
heaven, to shield and secure them
throughout childhood and youth from
the dangers Of a merely worldly educa-
ton, and therefore to send them to
parochial or other truly Catholic
schools"
The position taken by the Archbish-
op, was, in substance, that to the CATH
oiic Church belonged the duty and the
right of teaching all nations to believe
the truth of the Gospel, and to observe
whatsoever Christ commanded. In her
likewise was vested the divine right
of instructing the young in so far as
theirs is the kingdom of heaven; that
is to say, she holds for herself the
rights of teaching the truth of faith and