New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
m VIEW KINGS PROGRESS.
cprpARING FOR ANOTHER ROYAL
SHOW IN LONDON.
yprsroL INTERESTED IN SHIPPING Ru-
MoRs-THE EDUCATION BILL
PROGRAMME

,srsca, 90 The NeW.-YorN Tribune by French cabieD
Copyright; 1892 by The Tribune AssociationD
Fonaon oct IL, I a. m.-Arrangements for
-, Kings visit 10 the city and progress through
south london on October 25 are well in hand.
-,s districts 10 be traversed by the royal pro-
,son swarm with carpenters, who are nut
,,ng I'D stands at every point Of vantage. and
,..,-afors are also busy, though naturally
49, IS as Vet no very extensive outward dis
,lsv Householders and property owners who
ave 81 bitterly disappointed when the Kings
,,se 10 the CITY was postponed last June are
,-snaring 70 reap a rich, il belated. harvest by
i.,,ne seats on Saturday week. So far. how
.,sr the public is disCreetly shy Having burned
,s eneers over the previous affair. il is not par
,,,,larlv anxious 10 commit itself at this stage
= few davs possibly an this will be changed
t,,, for the moment the market for seats is dun
and drooping
r,-,s,ol is greatly interested in the runnors
.ncb have been 50 persistent lately 10 the effect
,b.t Nr Morgan Is endeavoring 20 arrange
saol with the Great Western Railway. Any
MOVE IN this direction Is bound 10 quicken trad
a., snterprise in Bristol, which is so largely de-
,.rsart unon the Great Western system for its
,,s,eritv Ohicals Of the company say they
.-e unaware of any negotiations with Mr. Nor
can h,t Bristol people are already discussing
- rossihilities Of shipping developments in an
,,,nation OF some arrangement between the
rsnwav ana the shipping combination. Mr..
pir,5s has arrived al Liverpool from New-York.
He declines 10 say anything about the Atlantic
.corobnation and denies that he submitted 10
an interview in America on the subject.
When Parliament reassembles on Thursday
.rr -.1rr lon erfrH HfFar~ frr
.,- -snainde. II the session precedence 10 gov
aent business al every sitting. After this
motion has been adopted the debate on the Edu-
cation bill viii be resumed on Clause :. which
deals with the maintenance Of schools and ap-
rointment OF teachers The Liberal members
make no secret OF their determination 10 night
the bin line by line, and the sittings msy last
until Christmas or well beyond H.
is understood that the ministers al Cabi-
net Council on Saturday resolved 10 adhere 20
Cause No : Of the Education bill, in the form
IN which Parliament passed il before adjourning
As IL stands this provision places voluntary
schools under a board Of management consist
ng OF six members. four 10 be chosen by the
founders who provide the buildings and are 10
continue answerable Tor their keeping up, and
Two 70 represent the ratepayers. There are over
fourteen thousand voluntary schools in existence
N England
Canon Robinson Is appointed Dean Of West
minister, and the Rev. Professor Beeching sue
os1s him In the canonry. These appointments
interesting. in that they are the FIRST in
Stances Of important Church patronage which
have fallen 10 Mr. BalfOur since he became
Prime Minister AT a time when so much feel
ing is being displayed regarding extreme church
manship il is noteworthy that those selected for
positions are oonspicuously moderate Church
men. Each is a great scholar
demonstration was held in HYDE Park yes
terday for the purpose OF calling public atten-
uon 10 the grievances Of the reservists ana the
tine expired men who have served in the South
African war l. -. +.