New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
WORLDS FAIR CONGRESSES.
MEETINGS OF WORLDWIDE INTEREST.
ROMAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION DAY EXERCISES
HENRY GEORGE ON LABOR AND TAX

ROMAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION DAY EAr"'A''~'
HENRY GEORGE ON LABOR AND TAX
ATIoN-TIrE INJUNCTION CASE.
Chicago. Sept. 2.-Three American archbishops sat
on the platform of Festival Hall at the roman
Catholic Education Day exercises. Their graces
Archbishop Feehan. of Chicago; Archbishops Hen<
Messy, of Dubuque and Ryan. of Philadelphia rep
resented the Hierarchy of the Church. but score
OF priests and members OF religious orders SAT on
each side of the distinguished prelates In the pouy
of the hall an impressIvely solemn scene was pre-
scented by several hundred white and black roped
nuns OF various orders. The rest Of the nan was
filed with laymen and women belonging 10 the
church. The following programme was carried
out: American Republic March Crhiele). Cincinnati
Band; welcome address. Archbishop Feehah' re-
Spouse. DIR. Peabody. Chief OF Liberal Arts; The
Catholic View of Education" DR.. John Hennessey'
Archbishop OF Dubuque: organ sofa, 1e"ia con
VariaZioni tMoskowsky). Frederick Archer; Noca-
ton of the Christian Educator" DR.. i. j. Ryan
Archbishop Of Philadelphia; what Catholics Have
Done for Education In the United States. Morgan
j. O'Brien. NewYork State Supreme Court; organ
solo overture "Guillaume Tell" NossnD, Frederick
Archer: patriotism a Sequence OF Catholic Educa-
ton Thomas J. Gargan. Boston; hymn TIE Deum
(Holy God. We Praise Thy Nance. organ accom-
paniment: Finae-American airs (Catlin). Cincinnati
Band
Chicago. Sept AT the Labor Congress yes
ton" Mr.. George inveghed against the man who
buys land and leaves 1t idle until the growth OF
the community increases its value He called such
an individual a useless animal. who aims to
obtain more money from its lying dormant than
he would by permitting labor to utilize it,. He
advocated the absolute stOppage Of land specuIa-
ton and the opening Of all lands to labor He
was repeatedly interrupted by the applause Of his
hearers. many OF whom delegates TO the
Single Tax Congress. Professor II. T. Ely. OF the
State University of Wisconsin. read an interest
ing paper Natural Monopolies and the Work
ingman." Laurence Gronlund OF New-York,
Socialist of the mild school. followed with paper
Public Management of Monopolies J W.
Sullivan, of New-York. made the closing address
on Labor and Legislation"
There n good attendance at yesterdays
session of the Single Tax Congress. a. H. Stephen
son read n paper 1.-The Single Tax and Com
mercial Crises" n. O. ,,elson. of st. Louis spoke
on THE Single Tax and Cooperation and adj
dresses were made by Judson Grinnell. of Detroit.
and r. T.. Hoyt, Of California.
Professor J. W. jerks. of Cornell University read
q paper on "Capitalistic MonOpolies and Their Re-
lation to the State before the Congress on
Social and Economic Science Eltweed Pomeroy
presented address THE Progressive Taxa
ton OF Inheritances." Papers were also read by
Professor J. W. Burgess and Professor +. }.
James. The Congress then adjourned sine die.
Sir Oliver Mowat, Premier OF the Ontario Liberal
Government. who has been in power for twenty
two consecutive years. and John Dryden. Canadian
Minister of Agriculture were visitors at the
Canada Pavilion to-day. Premier Mowat came
from an extended tour of the northwest part OF
the Dominion which recently In dispute be-
tween the provinces of ontario and Manitoba Sir
Oliver Is the guest Of Commissioner Awrey. NJ +.
T., OF Ontario, and will remain here with Minister
DRYDEN for several days. reception will prob
ably be rendered to Sir Oliver and the Minister OF
Agriculture next week at the Canada Pavilion.
The celebration OF New York Day Monday VIII
be continued until Tuesday evening. when an as
sembly reception will be rendered by the Sons of
New-York organization in Chicago to the Governor
of New York his staff, the officers OF the State
and the Board of Managers OF the State exhibit.
The invitations issued by Solomon That cher, 1r,
chairman of the Reception Committee, ana j. En-
sign Fuller, secretary
The Treasury Department at Washington pro-
poses to force the National Commission to adjourn
and IL has signfed such intention in an emphatic
manner. Secretary Dickinson. of the Commission,
yesterday received official notice from Washington
that the letter recently to him by the Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury advising the commission
o spend more money, was dictated by Secre-
tary Carlisle. and informing him that no more
vouchers for the per diems of the Commissioners
would be paid. Mr.. Dickinson expects TO have
sufficient money Tuesday to pay the judges
salaries
Judge Ewing did not appear in his courtroom
this morning and nothing done on the motion
TO vacate the order of Judge Goggin In the cling
man Worlds Fair Injunction case. No court VIII
be held Monday. but the matter Will probably
come up in some shape on Tuesday morning.