A statement he inserted in the last number of the Catholic News leaves Shea free to withdraw whenever Corrigan finds it necessary. Last week he did much work at Baltimore, and today he hears of a large batch of documents coming from Rome. His volume is half done. He got out volumes I and II alone by night work about 25 hours a week. Now with Corrigan's help he can devote 55 hours a week to the work. The connection with the "News" helps him in his work. However, if his name on Ridder's paper affects Corrigan's appeals, it must come off. :: II-2-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.