Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
DECIDE u Paris 10 NN, Nal.
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DECIDE Paris lc NNIV, Dccombre,
MOCCCVII.


hcquleHthl IN fAcc.
IN A. T. de Noalllcs, born Of Paris the llth OF
November i75g Married Aprll1l, lT7l, 10 iA-
fayctte. Died at Paris December ~, 1881, May
she rest In pencc.)
Among tho tombs in this old cemetery
are those OF Nine. de Remusat, the family
of Montmorency, and the princess OF
BOchefoucaud,
Among the graves and monuments OF
those who were guillOtined are those OF
Philippe de NOailles, Marechal de
Mouchy, Anne d'Arpaj0n, Marichale dc
Mouchy, Catherine de Cosse Brissac,
MARKETABLE de Noaillcs and Duchess a
Ayen (Niscomiess de N0ailles), Very
suggestive Is the inscription upon one
stone.
"Scpulturc de Va Maison dc Salm-
Kyrburg ct de 1906 personals qui ont
peri Il Il barricadc de from depths lc 20
Pranal, au H. Jusquian . fhcnmidor
suiyant" Tomb Of the House OF Salm-
kyrburg and Of 1905 persons who per-
ished at tie "Barriende dn from FROM
June 20 ia the second year of the Rpvoln-
tioH TO the 9TH OF the following Juiy).
very sad also the inscription above
the remains oil the Princess Of
Saynio-fMaric Bencdlctc Pauline de
Julien lie Iamngryon Princess
of Sayoye-Cafignan. . Her last words
1 were. eM0n Dieu MICS e9flntsNN MY
Godl Ny childrcnD
/ lad been twice 10 Paris without Wis
itiug the Cluny museum, and this time
! determined 20 repair that neglect OF
course IL Is not the Louvre, but u If eN-
coedingly Interesting for all that ard it
! "a not only worth q visit but contalus
much that X Of unique yaiae and not to
4 be found elsewhere. The building Itself
I Is a curlosity-the oldest, aud TO antigua
4 riaps most remarkable OF ahy building in
an equal state OF preservation in Paris.
II was once palace OF d Roman emperor,
and IN the grounds are the remaluso OF old
( Roman baths. II was rebuilt for mon
astcry ia the heginitlpg OF the sixteenth
century By the abbots 81 Ciuny and passed
from their hands into those Of French
kings, and finally into the keeping Of the
munlcipplits Of Paris, Who sold Il 70 q
famous collector, NJ. dc SOinmerard, Who
transferred to II his magnificent col.
Election 81 euTiositics aud antiquities, and
arranged them nearly IN their present or
der At his death the building, Win AL
Il eontihcd. was purchased ~ TIC gov
ernmcnt, which his since added 20 ~
treasures very materially. Among tlt
interesting objects ore carfee behehes
and cabinets. among the latter one which
( h said TO bc the finest specimen Of wood
carving Ia the world. How iicoUld have
been executed is u mystery, the designs
being as ilye * lace, jewels or the paint
ling on old seyres china. There Is also .
wonderful collection 81 faifnce and
h Flemish tapestries, ivory carvings and
old embroidery. There are nine Old gold
crowns Inlaid with jewels, golden rose
ffourteenth century, and some curious
old gold work, notably "a altar piece o.
VERY rich design ilne room Us devoted
70 musical INSTRUMENTS OF every age nna
i Eind ana ore carriages, sledges and state
Y vehicles Of different kinds, among them
4 one sent Is a glft from 81. Petersburg e
Marie Antoinctte.
Wher tit n lr3.tfd 3 srfT,
eatnfsi u si.ela ils6 9ast noted g
ai.Dr rtlh 1pe q, enf '1 ,htt Y n