New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
READY FOR DELEGATIONS.
ALFRED MosLEY. HAVING PREPARED
THE WAY FOR BRITISH COMMlS-
SIONS. WILL GO HOME.

The announcement made yesterday NY ~
fred Mosley the wealthy Englishman. VINO caile
from London on March to arrange fof oIinel
DELEGATIONS here to study the industrial conoluons
Of this country and its educational faclitles' 'i
he had finished his mission and would return 10
England on the steamship Oceanic. whlch SANS W
Wednesday. Mr.. Mosley went to the neaoquaI 'ei'
of the National Civic Federation in the AFTERNOON
and had a brief conference with Secretary has'e''
He said to a Tribune reporter:
was much assisted in making my arrange mems
by the Civic Federation When came pn ft II from
had letter Of sfa4e 10 to Eng
land Bishop Potter who is member OF tIg n
Senator Hanna When was in washington also also
saw President Gompers of the American odaton
from Nj choa Thus Was put ea IN f hera foT
Enean Mit on Wednesday, and the two committees
will here in the fall am Go infer rsf in the
0 nsfter than the interest have always taken IN
the working e. eo w s6eiey BY in
tonight where 1 have been invited 10 spea "
"Our Colonies"
The following statement regarding MI. DioseS
mission made later:
handled a Jointly by the Civic Federation and the
American Federation Of Labor I Irva Shifting
them into various sections and COZ I
for brineng into close touch trades unoniss
from England with their fellow Woranend MANN ii
factories viii be visited the various trades ha sa
heartily the scheme, OeslfouS " 49,
an that is best to be OF the American su0 ~
ca pital and organization , l.. how'd nv
The eiIca tional side has been taken IN manu- ~
President Butler of Columbia University WIo a ata
drawn an itinerary showing the various toMlS Gu.
Institutions to visited. The party, VIII 81
their Ia bors in New York by seeing Coluiiuld IL
versitv typical high schools ana normal
manual training classes, eithica! culture go
settlements Normal College. etc FROM mere III
will proceed to New Haven. visit ale SIt
and peen at the typical manufacturing tsla i;nr
ments From there Boston will be visited, "a hi5
in Harvard University, Massachusetts lnsutu'e "
rechnology girls high and normal scn9oIs eie
mentary schools etc From there they VIII pl0SeSu
to Phila dephia examining the University oi
svlvania Drexel Institute. manual training
The Urls normal school, and again VIII looh my.
the stanle industries aud visit such Worhs as toi
az the IA ldwin locomotive concern Batilf9Le
he the next stopping place. where JOINS f1ophr,
University will be visited. and from there Iis pa 80
will proceed to Washington, the progI tU
which civ will be besides the various puuO
denartments and buildings all educatlona ST..
lions of that city. The party will proceed 10
bn,rr where the Carnegie Museum, the sFedt N N
6nsfrial establishments and the princlpal SGnooLs
will he investigated From PittsburS 70 GnlcT3so'
where the party will investigate the schooIs, IT'S
lessor Dewev's University School, the armour anu
lewis Institute typical manual training sGHoGi7
and All Of the most interesting Industrial eSta
ments From Chicago TO Niagara rails VIII pc tle
T1roqraume and there 10 Ithaca, VISITING or
hell University and from this point the party ~
nroceed via Schenectady, to Albany ana return 10
New