Hennessy, Joseph M: London, England to William J. Onahan: Chicago, Illinois, 1893 March 10

Hennessy asks if Onahan is interested in the Educational Exhibit of which Bishop Spalding is the head, with Mr. Barry as secretary. He complains that a puny firm has been asked to act as agent for the committee, and that Barry has the impudence to send all letters, the authors' addresses of which are uncertain, to him. As a result, his group is prevented from doing the turn they could for their trans-Atlantic cousins. P.S. Professor Mevart's address is given.