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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
THE NEW ROUTE.
From Washington to New York ' Ia York

From Washington to New York v la York.
m he Editor Of The National Republican
sIE As q citizen Of Washington, taking an
abiding interest In all enterprises for the benefit
OF our capital, we could not resist the Impulse Of
meeting an engagement In New York by way OF
the new parallel route opened by that King OF
railway Kings, Col. Thomas A. Scott 90 o. s.k5
o'clock the other evening we found ourselves
leaving the Baltimore and Potomac depot, with
In q step Of Pennsylvania avenue, at the corner
Of Sixth and b streets, In one OF Pullman's
newest and best sleepers, and In Just one hour
aud ten minutes one OF superintendent Du
Barrys splendid locomotives left MS, taking q
mile tunnel under Baltimore. was about ad-
Iusting myself for good look around for the
city, but our train was Immediately Erappled by
another impetuous space annihiatOr, and whtrled
along at iorty.mile-sn-hou gait toward York,
where we arrived without intermediates stop.
page on time. Scarcely coming 70 . period a
this residence OF old father TINA, Ne resumed
our forty-mlle Jog. aud before recovering from
our reverie were snot into that splendid build
Alter hearing q few hasty consra.ula,ory
words exchanged with officials, away again,
rocked to sleep ln the cradle Of that prince OF
roads, the Pennsylvani,, to Philadelphia, and,
after aniet sleep, TO jersey City dspo: at b:si
q. m.
We sum up the advantages Of this route Is
follows: New cars, with cir brAkes and all the
modern improvements; geutlemaniy oficials-
not Of the 'ysur-money-or-you r-life" order, and
traveller; no horsepower aud annoying nsh.
horns footing through Baltimore, or continuous
whistle bowling at every highway and railroad
crossing around Philadelphia. and running
through most int wiling section OF country. We
hope this composition will reduce the fare and
increase travel to our city: and with that hops
aud belief, we welcome with open arms the en-.
terprise OF Colonel Scott. ONWARD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

shall be based upon the Understandable
and upon the record made to the end Of May;
and one copy given to the sut-board as early as
possible IN the month Of June, and the other
taken 70 tue superntendents ONCE with the an
without hicknames, pct names, or abbreyistiuns.
fEroRrs ON ExAhNlrIoYs.
onnerea, rlrst; That after the contest for the
| date schools the committee on examinations
and prizes shall report to this board the words
spelling each OF them BY the representatives, OF
| each school, together with such Information in
regard TO tho methods In which spelling has been
valuable suggestions for future guidance, -''''
Second. That after the contests for the SPELL
Ing medals for Secondary schools the several
sue.eoards shall make similar reports to this
| Third. As soon rs possible after the annual
| examination OF each school the examiner shall
prizes, in such form as shall be prescribed By
that committee, the condition OF the school with
such suggestions as he may think proper, and
tne commit,ee snail make consolidated report
THE CHANCES or FRAUD.
NJ. Harris, from the special committee to In
the members OF the board, submitted he test.
mony taken, which has heretofore been published
Ia the kEPusIicAs, and the following report;
whlch was adopted:
| TUE REroRr.
Your committee was directed to report all the
fssm ~ ngeclal meeting, but after taking the
necessary, They content themselves with SUB.
hitting The testimony. They fall to ind any
charse OF fraud in the letters, and Mt. Scott Ia
fraud In connection with the management OF the
Mt. Brownies allegation in his place in the
| Council, as reported In the daily papers, was
that he had been Informed By q member o. the
| school board that fraud was creeping Into the
board. and the allegation naturally caused more
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
NOTICES OF NEW ADvRRTIsRMRNrs


Riley Brothers, dealers In wood and coal.
All grades Of -four and feed at W. NJ. 0alt's.
A nearly new and very desirable brick house
for sale.
A copy OF the medical and surgical history Of
the war for sale.
kCnited States Marshal A. Sharp will sell val
ua BILE real estate.
Pools on the Langley and Tally race will be
sold this evening.
camp-meeting will be held on Bladensburg
circuit. commencing Friday, August 8.
Eureka r. A. Chapter, No. I, Masonic, will
hold special convocation this evening. -
A grand either concert will be given at the
Washington schuetzen Park on Thursday.
lIProposals for the erection Of the Seventh
street front Of the Northern market will be re-
ceived.
T.J Hunt will sell, on Tuesday, July 70. 1t II
O'Clock, valuable real estate In Prince Georges
county, Nd.
The moonlight excursion OF the Young Peo-
pies Association OF the Metropolitan Presbyte-
rian church has been postponed.
Green 4 Williams have postponed the
sale Of sixty two valuable building lots 10 square
10, on Sixteenth and Seventeenth and O and
streets northwest, until Thursday, July 10, at 8
O'Clock p. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

The interest IN the race between John Lang
ley's horse and john Talty's mare continues TO
increase as the day for the race approaches.
The hackers OF the mare are SO confident Of her
speed that they are betting large amounts upon
her, and the odds yibfate between the two with
little favor TO either horse. TINS evening the
hotel where pools will he sold, commencing at 8
O'Clock, and as the hackers OF both horses are
numerous 1t IL anticipated that the bidding will
bp sDirltnl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
ESCAPE OF MARY HARRIS FROM THE
INSANE ASYLUM.

Tho Freaks OF Remaie Rmstisnai Iasan.
Hy An Attempts TO Ascertain Her
Whereabouts Bamsd-How Did She Rs
eapst
1t will be remembered by our readers that In
the winter Of 1854 and 65 q woman named Mary
Harris shot and killed, In the corridor OF the
Treasury Department, q man named A. ]. Dur.
roughs, for having won her confidence and then
betrayed her. she was arrested, and the trisl
took place In July following. when she was &C.
quilted on the ground OF emotional insanity, and
sent to the insane asylum, where she remained
until 1t was thought that she had recovered,
After her release she obtained situation 10 the
Patent once, which she held for some time, uu-
I'll eyincing return Of insanity she was returned
TO the asylum, where she remained until last
sunday, when she managed TO effect her escape.
During the past week she displayed very un-
ruly spirit, but little heed was given TO her
actions, a. she was considered safely confined,
BY some unexplained means, however, she
managed to elude the vigilance Of the guards on
the night above mentioned. and succeeded In
not only escaping from the asylum, but 10
scaling the walls and getting away undetected.
strenuous efforts have been made to ascertain
her whereabouts, but thus far she has eiuded
discovery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

The bad part Of Boston Ia the north end, but
there Is some good there also. On North street
aIons, at the north end, are 100 houses Of H.
fame and 800 grog -shops OF the viest character.
But there 10 an Offset In q mission, with preach
Ing, an industrial school, free reading. room, q
restaurant for providing Substantial meats at
coat, and food without charge 10 the destitute.
dalens, under pious matron, surrounded BY re-
formatory Influences, and managed by COM
mittee Of ladies' from the various churches. The
mission u wholly unsectarian. The weapons
day and week days the good old tunes that bring
back home and thoughts OF happy youth ring out
cheerily. and hold, a. by charm, the rough men
and women. The orchestra Ii violin, vlolou-
cello, nute, cornet, piano and organ, and beats
any orchestra In the neighborhood, OF which
there are many. So salutaTy has been this mis-
sion that the chief OF police has largely reduced
the police force In that quarter,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

Attention Is directed to the advertise ment OF
Messrs. Green Williams, auctloneers, announc-
Ing postponement OF trustee sale, on account Of
the RAIN Of 90 hui Hiding lots fronting on Sixteenth
anu seventeenth aud Y and II streets north.
west, until Thursday, July 10, at o O'Clock, D. m,
which has been AuDdivlded, and will be sold 10
suit purchasers, This sale offers rare oppor-
tunity Tor Investment TO spectators and others
and as an Investment cannOt be surpassed In the
city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
Transfer of Real kstate.

Latimer Cieary, auctloneers, have sold lot Z,
In square bod-Thlrd street, between NJ and N
southwest-to d. Lauer, for 800.
Thomas K. WaggamaD, real estate broker and
auctloneer has sold house 9l2 Fourteenth street
TO Dr. SnodRrass, for g. $40. Also, part Of lot H.
In square los, to J. II. Newhaus, for si.i2k per
loot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
BASE BALI. NEWS.
A Review ef tho Games Played by Oar
Home Clubs TO Date-The Tour OF the
washirutsu Nine.

A Review Of tho Games Played By Oar
Home Clubs to Date-The Tour OF the
Washirutsu Nine.
In the issue Of the REPUBLICAN Of the Doth
uitlmo we laid before our readers an Interesting
tabular statement OF the results OF the seasons
play to date, which showed that the professional
clubs ranked numerically AZ follows: Philsdei-
phis, No. ]; Athletic and boston. No. 2; nalti.
more, Nc; .; Atlantic, no. = washington, 10. 4;
No. 8.
Since this statement was Published the Phlla-
delphia club has beaten the Athletic and the Nh
more, making It's total number Of games won n,
while the number lost has remained At 0.
The Athletic club haa Won game from each
beaten again by the Philadelphia, changing Its
total number won to 10 and increasing its num-
The Atlantic club has won game from each
the Washington and Resolute, and been beaten
once BY the Athletic, changing lts total TO games
the Baltimore has won q single game from the
Maryland, and suffered defeat twice At the hands
OF the Phlladelphla, changing the number won
by this club TO 70, and the humber lost TO ~.
games, the Musuals one, and been beaten once
| BY the Resolute, making Its present number Of
games won u. and number lost Z.
Atlantic one game each, aud been In turn waxed
| by the Philadelphia and Boston clubs increasing
Its number won to and Its number lost to II.
h, vim Iss g.
making Its present total. none won lost
The Resolute, has fallen prey to the Boston
the Boston game, so that It's present footing
the washington has been defeated by the
Mutual, Atlantic and Athletic, and has won
games lost have been Increased to II.
These games do not change the position OF
the Philadelphia club, but places them further
| beyond the reach Of all competitors.
| They, however, have made the following
changes In the rank OF the other professional
clubs Boston, No. 81 Athletic, No. Q; Baiti-
Wilmington, No. !; ResoG,s, No. $ a.iy II; J.
No. ..
TIE TOUR oy TIE WASHINGTON NINE.
their nrst trip to Now YORK city, being engaged
With the Atlantic. They went without Fred
they have lately adopted from the Creighton
The game arranged with tho Mutual for the
he "a az q re month"; Ss boys mo. tn.
70 1, the game constituting fne display Of bat
Ms. he a;
catching the swift balls OF stearns, and Ii re-
ported 70 have performed his duty well.
Se sUS q Soy .uS e n.
close Of six innings game was called on account
Of the rain, the score standing 2-i, In favor Of
ne Mutual. 10 this game the neldlng o. the
White, on the in-neld, doing The lion share Of
the whitewashlng. By . third-bAse hit Of Bob
Matthew'S past the leftneld..whlch, L Is thought
| winning run was made for the Mutual.
The attendance on both the games In New York
was poor, which q, In part, accounted for by the
on the an Of July our boys met the Athletic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

Excursions, pioncs and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Wster, 0nxo: Ale, Tonic
Beer, &c., In bottles and steel FONTS at short no
tee, delivered to any part Of the District, or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
trict Bottles and steel fountains loaned free OF
charge, by PALMER a GREEN,
GeOTRetOWn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
"sELLING ORR AT COST.


Mr.. c. y. Cummings, ss2 Seventh street, has
been and will continue, owing to the necessity
Of his lowering his store TO the grade now dig.
glng on Seventh street, to sell from bis extremely
large and beautifully assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes OF every conceivable size and style at cost
and less. The stock embraces no trashy stock,
but contains everything In the way OF shoes that
could 10 possibly desired for ladies' gents misses
and children,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

PRKyRsrIvE OF HYDRoruoBIA.-uo to sayaees
and buy muzzle for YOUR dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
The sRw C0LosSADE HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
II on Chestnut street and Fifteenth.

THk HKw COLOSSADE HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
u on Chestnut street and Fifteenth.
VIZ SHOULD NOT suyyrR from Cough, which
lev doses OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral viii cure.
Time, comfort, health, are all saved BY It. co
AN INxKssE and magnificent assortment Of
every conceivable style Of boot or shoe for Ia
w.. gent r. o, ana sndrsn !, offered at great sac
lowering the store to the grade OF the street.
Respectfully. c. y. cuxxrss, sss Seventh street.
Tul aasAr RxaLmn Rrnxpr for Govt ard
I rheumatism All sufferer from the above COM
piaints either Of recent or long standing, are I'D.
y,sed @ use BislrS Gout and rheumatic Pills
have been universally used In Europe for many
M s a.f ss sr: :nSsf London z
and sold By ali drugsists.
Reductis. In Prices.
chlldrens suita and boys clothing, aud desire
something different from, as well as superior To-
that ordinarily sold at the ready-mAde clothing
TO Ar ss Fs sapsmin..|o !n, y Oh,
stock Of
mi. Boys and ehildrens suits.
Linen Jacket suits,
Blouse suits, snirt bodies, &C., dc.
- NOAH WALKER a Co.,
aayansh ... s'eh"e' pet"eeh niNth anu
Great neductioa In Priees!.
ns STOCK x, MUST BE REDUCED TO MAKE
Nc nave inis day MARKED Down OUR EN.
TIRE STOCK oFsUMMER GOODS Is to 20 per
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK oF MEMS.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS STRAW HATS
s MhITE AMP y G3I0BED SHIFTS al style.j
fSEs %IEs RAsDkARon hSsssn 3D. co. Sa
'"', "D'' % E fsS CASH ONLY.
raAE IisfEf siG Tk,yS Il LADIES AND GENTS
LEWIS.
80 Seventh street.
Branch at 1899 seventh street. near market.
40 NICE suN,fhx DRRKs. STo
Pure lemon and raspberry syrups at si.h0 per
gallon At 40, nearly opposite the National
hotei. e0ot
CAsroRIA Ia more than q substitute for Castor
d certain to regulate the bowels, euro wind.
chollc and produce natural sleep. Il Is pleasant
% take. No more sleepless mothers OF crying
Naeni's Csntaur Iiaiment
HAS cured more wonderful cases OF rheum atism
s seass, pains pSlns' swelings frost bites. caked
human frame, and strains, SPAWN, gals, 8c..
upon snlmals In one year, than all Other pre-.
tended remedies have since the world began.
Tue recipe OF the Eminent and certlncates OF
renarkAhle cures accompany each bottle, ana
Mlil DC sent gratis TO any one. Il Ia no huInbuq.
Ineie u no pain which 1t will not relieve. IL,
swelling IL VIII not subdue, or lameness ID will
not cure. No family or stock-owner can afford
70 be without Centaur Eminent. White WAN
pei Tor family use; the Yellow wrapper for ami.
inn'b' j. b. ROSE CO.,
b3 broadway, New York.
WHITE clean, sound teeth. oil may have BIZ
Using daily THURsToss Ivory Pearl Tooth
rvwueri price 20 and 90 cents per hottie,
beautiful, soft, glossy hair, all desire 70, Nil
may nave y by constant use OF TioAfsoss
bottle. ~
IIourooIoRED Kid Gloves are worry stylish when
not soiled. JoUvKss inodorous Rid Glove
Cleaner will renovale them thoroughly; price 70
cenn per bottle. AL sold by druggists aud
fancy deAlarr.
WILLS MAoH'Nz-sPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAs.
TENS, Whenever Q plaster 10 needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 70, "a, and % cent? each.
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corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays . per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 q; Batur.
days, . 70 d and 70 0,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

GRAND rROrTISG MATCH
" FOR e21 A SIDE
VIII coma on on the P1NEy BRANCH RACE
COURSE THURSDAY. July 10, isIs.
Race to come OF attp.m
John Langley names b. v. PRINCE,
John Tally names br. m. DAYLIGHT.
The trot to be mile heats, best three In ave. to
Good day and track; u not, the next fair day.
Admission. Fifty cents.
AM03 FOX, Proprietor.
,eTA good Saddle and Driving HORSE WILL
BE SOLD on day u race. jysNs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

Sircut Court-JudEe Uumphrevs.
This court was engaged as follows yester,,ay F,
March Va. Albert anu Jos. Boudin; Judgment by
default. Wilkinson VS.. the same; same order.
Clsrk vs.. Hire; Fdf on seirs Jdoids. Holstein vs..
Herbert; Judgment by default. Adjourned.
Police Court-JudGe smell.
grand Jury. John Jones, assault on Lucy Will
lisins; nned $40. John Jones, resisting onicer
Haney; go. Elijah Berkeley, assault on Amanda
Stewart; -. Harry Ennis, carrying q razor; $40.
John Rollins, profanity; %. Dennis Grady, do;
q. Emma Young, do; q. Daniel rooney, G.
w. wambeck, George Clark, Israel Green, N.
distance between carts; collateral forfeited. A.
sherwood, driving through funeral procession;
.. Ellen All, profanity; o., John Buckley, sell.
W. ii. johnson, assault on Fanny Davis: a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
T.Lc Car, or yeyr y.I,obIc,,

Call and examine the IRE and burglar. proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing o. securities. Jewels, Hllver-ware, or othei
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars pei
annuui, according to size. No business man car
Afford To do without them.
Thte rdrning Ifonp the CAioaco and Boston 6rss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

The New Armory Of the Corcornn Zounyes,
The corcoran Zouayes, at their meeting on
Monday night last, decided to move Immediately
Into their new and beautiful armory at WASH
lngton hall, corner OF Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast. After the new gun
rack Is up and the room completely finished the
Zoos Intend to invite some Of their friends 70 In
spect their new quarters. Several OF our proml.
nent citizens sent In their names as honorary
members on Monday night. Mr.. j. ]. Murray
was elected vice president Of the civic organiza.
ZION.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

j. u. souier a. Co.,
Bankers, No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
pei cent on all deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. JhiET OF COLUMBIA. THE iTru DAY OF

JUNE, lisa 500 80" DaA W
U. q, Bowen Of al.
NAVE No, asa, Equity Docket II
Upon ,he Ming Of the report Of James O. Payne,
n.s " this eanAe OF ih tAle Of part o. lot v III
SQUARE 10 Tor the sum Of SEOp it IA thiH nth day
yhne. A. D !si9 ordered that the said sale will 10
inrralo Iau hd snd eonhrmed, unless exceptions
,fryvided, cory OF the foregoing order be-
paVusneh, IN ZONE nt~sIAp.r printed In the city
TO T. said date, " 's ">' f''V'
by the Court; ... A. WYIIp
true eopy-Testi n. J. MEIas. Clerf, kc.
ny L. r. WILLIAMS, Asst CLERK. jcaS Thsy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

chesapeake"
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40 NICE sUMlfhx DRINKs. SJO
Pure lemon and raspberry syrups at Sl.hO per
gallon At 40, nearly opposite the National
hotel. cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

TEE 0RlAr ENaLisH RRnnDY for Govt ard
Eheumatiam. All sufferer from the above com.
pialnts, either Of recent or long standing are I'D.
Trey can be relied upon - the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 20 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
Pnour HAnANf, 10 Strand. London. kngland
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09
NHORAL SOCIETY
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

returning at the wharf promptly at midnight.
The members Of tbs society and their friends
oan procure ticket, at Messrs Philip h solomons'
and at the music stores
Lady and gentleman. %; single gentleman, si.so:
extra lady, o.. jy7N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-09

CAsroRIA Ia more than q substitute for Castor
gu. II IL the only safe article In existence which
4 certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. II Is pleasant
70 take. NO more seepless mothers OF crying
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
THE SCENERY.

Tho management feels justified in asking for the
scenery OF ''Noue Dame" particular notice The ext
Renctes OF the drama such that historical fidelity
had 70 be combined with the picturesque beauty essen
not Of the easiest kind Its very successful performance
by Messrs Minard Lewis and Calyo WILL 1t is thought
be generally conceded. The grand Cathedral, repro
duced in all 1t, masveness and the superb final tab
au in which old Paris Is behed from the dread
are rare specimens OF the scenic artists work. ''Nore
Dame nightly, and Saturday afternoon at3
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

SATURDAY MATINEE at lh-HAUNTED HOUSES
,,SA,DAY SATURDAY NlGHT-Last night of HAUNTED
MONDAY, Oct CATALAN OPERA. LUCIA and
rAMBERLlK.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
'' Max SSY SARErzEK;'s ITALIAN oPgRA,
0oMAANSFSS SrEsrsS M9fRafhi Niahir. oct & 1878
mme "HpH PHGfisk ii kLGSccA
in Doni1stfs's opera, j n three acts of
Tgssp4xi nIsa 81 3fij stk.sKA. |. Is1s
in S'liArs hh soSEaMBHES. oPsES" NJ thrse acts
Prices of admission for the evening performances -
Reserved according iocaonj, 81 and ;a extra
f""i' SALE OF SEATS. s''''''''''''''''' %
The sale Of seats for the two rst nights commences
M srosdMsy az s epaTa os s m ia
Broadway,
RooTH's THEATRE JEFFERSON
J. B. BOOTH Sole Lessee and Manager
o., LAST NIGHTS
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
MONDAY September %, and every evening during the
"eeS JosEPR saIsRR' Si!Pfaakk SEPFEkksoSs aSsno'
RIP VAN " wINK1E
LAST MATINEE and LAST APPEARANCE Of
ON SATURDAY NEXT, OCT 4, at 80.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. L. FIFTH and LAST
THE NEW MAGDALEN.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 6. 1873
MAeGIE f1i MirchELL
rAschSS chS x'i HhE hfRpctfHT1 cH1ckEr ci
Seats may be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT
THE BOX OFFICE of the Theatre its Branch Ticket
O1ce. at the Music Store OF C. L. Ditson Co.. ia Broad
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
THE PAGEANTS.

The opportunities for baets professions and tabeaux
offered by "Notrc Dame" have been improved upon
with the results which liberality surely
mand The manaeement submits that in point OF charm
Of color, brightness and characteristic worth the pa
Isans the play have never been equaIed While 1t Is
thought that the spectacular interest of these incidents
o the entertainment potent il Is also believed that
their legitimate connection with the story Is not
ooked rhe splendid scenes are actually part OF the
irama "Notre Dame" nightly and Saturday afternoon
1t 2 until further notice.