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The paper will be ready next week; it has been delayed by illness, and would never have been finished but for the encouragement of Archbishop (John Ireland).

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Apologizing for her tardy reply, Miss Cramsie writes her intention to prepare the paper required, though she is hesitant when thinking of its importance. Neither Archbishop Ireland nor Bishop Cotter will allow her to decline. She asks for more time, since she is engaged with a paper for the June Temperance Congress, and school work.

Scope and Contents He was present last night at the lecture of Rev. Edward McGlynn given in Cooper Institute to the members of the Catholic Union. He is not sure but he thinks the Rev. Dr. said that the Pope was infallible only when teaching the Universal Church in matters of faith and morals and that when his teaching is directed to individual bishops or associations he is not necessarily infallible and that the laity is not bound to accept his teaching as of faith. He is not a learned man, but a...

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Crane is shocked at the iniquities practiced in the Midway Plaisance and that such things are allowed by the commissioners chosen to represent the American people. If they fairly represent the American people, what kind of people must they be? He hopes public sentiment will speak against it, even though now there is much silence on the subject.

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Have no fear of him getting married. He is not such a fool as all that. He wants to marry a millionaire's daughter. His father's show will play in South Bend sometime before commencement.

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When one gets home he never finds time to write. He expects to work in the office for awhile and then go to New York. Topeka is awfully dead. :: XI-1-o TYPED 1p.

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Crawford sends 50 cents and his wife a gold seal, to be disposed of and the proceeds sent to Rome, as a token of their affection for the Holy Father. Crawford hopes that the doctrine of the Pope's infallibility will soon be passed upon, and that the Freeman's Journal will be dressed in its best garb when the good tidings are received. He added the names of two others who send 50 cents. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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He is managing the show The A. C. Thurston Company. He wanted to return to school this year but his father could not afford it. There is a great deal to do and he is inexperienced in this line. They will probably play South Bend in January. Some of his people are good and others are bad.

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He was surprised to hear of the death of Prof. Newton A. Preston. Edwards must write him a long letter and tell him what the boys are doing. His show is much improved by Mr. James T. Kelly. He pays Kelly and his wife $75 per week. They play Topeka Dec. 5 & 6.

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He hardly thinks he will return this session but may next September. His father is out west and has an Opera Company. They are all Italians direct from Italy. He will play South Bend sometime in March.

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He has been sick in bed for the last two weeks. He was surprised to hear of Harry Shilington's death. He asks if Harry's brother was also on the Maine. This letter will be short as he is not feeling well.

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Crawford will be glad to let Hudson have the manuscripts on the proposed terms. She has sent the final chapters giving miraculous cures attributed to Blessed Pierre Chanel. Crawford expects to be in the States in the spring. :: X-3-l A.L.S. 4pp. 16mo.

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Crawford encloses the preface to the Life of F. Chanel written by Cardinal Manning. :: X-3-l A.L.S. 1p. 16mo.

Scope and Contents He was glad to receive her letter as he did not know where to write to thank her for the books. They will all think of her on Saturday and hope she will have a swift passage. Mrs. Crawhall has lost her brother-in-law Dr. Crawford and Crawhall is going to the funeral. He is sorry that William Seton did not meet G.W . Maunsell at Buxton. He hopes they will favor them with their photographs; he sends one of Mrs. Crawhall and himself by the same post. Mrs. Crawhall and Miss Synnot send...

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Mrs. Craycroft asks McMaster to investigage the merits of a rupture cure advertised in the Freeman's Journal. She asks in the name of a lady who has been a subscriber for a number of years. Mrs. Craycroft requests the price if the Truss is efficient. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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What a delightful snapshot of the Archbishop. He is most flattered to find that it includes himself. It will serve as a most pleasant souvenir in days to come. He sends a thousand thanks for thinking of sending it to him. James F. Edwards' Collection :: XI-2-k A.L.S. 3pp.

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Father John DeNeve, who has been seriously ill, has charged him to tell the Bishop that his letters have been received and the business attended to, even though he cannot do it himself. Creedon has been ordained subdeacon. He wishes also to thank the Bishop for granting his request. He hopes the bishop will find his confidence has not been misplaced. :: I-1-c A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.

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Cregan encloses $2.00 for Mount Carmel. Of this $1.00 is from himself and $1.00 from a deceased brother. He asks prayers for the repose of the brother's soul. :: I-2-g A.L.S. 1p. 32mo.

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Creighton is sorry to have missed seeing Onahan. He will leave this night for Onahan to attend the blowout for Creighton College. He expects to see Onahan on his return.

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At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Columbus Club, it was passed that Onahan be authorized to make arrangements for a reception for the Cardinal, Archbishops and other distinguished Catholic visitors to the World's Fair ceremonies.

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Enclosed is a little booklet No enclosure. Cressey sends it in order that Hudson may gather enough of an idea of the shrine in order to decide whether he would publish a description of the place. Cressey is a recent convert. She asks Hudson for the address of Father James Kent, Fidelis Stone, C.P.. :: X-3-l A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Cretin asks Lefevere to send him Pierz's antecedents, especially concerning his possessions in Michigan. He is a good and zealous man. But, Cretin believes that Pierz has very improper ideas concerning the possession and administration of the Church property and of the funds he has received from the Association of the Propagation. He began 5 or 6 churchs and all these acquisitions were arranged contrary to the rules of the Council of Baltimore; he placed all them under his own name. Cretin...

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They have a few copies of "New York Securities" for 1893 left over and feel that it would be a valuable work for libraries. They will furnish a copy free. :: XI-1-n L.S.(Printed) 1p.

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She asks Purcell to send her a particular blessing on the 19th of March when she takes her vows. She cannot tell him how happy she was to see him that summer. She has said good-bye forever to Nantes. She remembers Purcell's solicitude for her. She will write a short note to Bishop Sylvester H. Rosecrans ' letter in Italian. :: II-5-d A.L.S. French 3pp. 12mo.

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There has just been published a new 4th edition of O'Brien's Conveyancing and others Forms including the new ones for the new provinees of Alberta and Saskatchewan. The price is $7.50. :: XI-2-m TYPED 1p.

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Enclosed are a few lines for the Ave Maria. :: X-2-n A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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An article is submitted, if accepted it is to be signed Teresa Henick :: X-2-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Crompson submits a contribution to the Ave Maria. :: X-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Cronin wrote Lefevere before Lefevere's departure for Baltimore, stating that he was willing to make either of three churches his parish. Cronin will not attend Trinity as long as Father F.J. Peters is pastor or his house-keeper, who has not lived with her husband for 18 years, its chief manager. Father Peter Hennaert told Cronin he could do nothing in the matter. Cronin's mother was very sick at the time, and his wife, in his absence, had Father F. Bleyenbergh to attend to his mother's...

Scope and Contents Cronin regrets their meeting this evening was not more pleasant on both sides. Cronin refuses to be a member of Trinity parish after nine years, eight of which he has not entered that church. He now asks to be permitted to join St. Patrick's or the Cathedral parish to which he once belonged, or St. Ann's. As long as Father F. J. Peters is pastor of Trinity or his house-keeper the chief manager of the church, Cronin will not belong to the parish. If Lefevere, who is leaving, gives permission,...