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MONDAY. AUG. 90. lSsa

MONDAY. AUG. "a 1Ssa
NEW CROP TEAS. NEW CROP TEAa
Every lover Of this wholesome and delightful bsver-
Ne fully aware the great difference between Fresh-
cured New Crop Teas and those year old
Appreeiating this intelligent discrimination the
part Of Tea drinkers have industriously applied
ourselves Gas nsuaD to secure supplies In this line
from the VERY FIRST ARRIVALS We are there
fore now able TO orer . variety Of GENUINE NEW
CkOP TkAs. The invoice includes four gr.les Of
CHOICE FORMOSA OOLONG. prepared from the
|NEkf FIRST PICkIS6S, which are delightful in the
cup Prices. SOC. to sl-25 per pound
Our New Crop formosa ooions st Soc is suArsn-
sed TO be SUPERIOR to any Black Tea that can be
sesAined elsewhere for the money.
kLPHoszo YoUNas COMPANY.
<2s NINTH STREET
P.s.-F-esh srrivals Of NEW MAcKEREL every
tew dsys-a most desirable breakfast dish In warm
weather.
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SoMERs POINT, Nj, Sept. 11.-Communica-
ton has been established between Atlantic City
and the main land at this place by means Of
yachts and steamers and show q frightfui state
OF affairs. The storm is still raging with IN.
abated fury, and added to the horror Of the
wind and waves was that Of fire. steamer
brought the intelligence that o fire was raging
In Atlantic City and that buildings alongside
the burning buildings we're demolished to pre-
vent general confagration. What the burn
ing buildings are the captain Of the steamer
could not say. Additional intelligence is to
the effect that one Of the largest hotels at the
inlet was this morning destroyed by the waves,
together with several cottages. No definite in
formation as to the names or locality could be
given. The boardwalk is completely swept
away. At last reports the water at Atlantic
City was as high as at any time during the
storm. The West Jersey tracks and those of
the Reading railroad are in such a condition as
TO preclude any service with the island for
three or four days.
SEA ISLE SAID TO HAVE BEEN WIPED OUT.
SoMEns POINT, 1:S0 p. ma captain Of
yacht has just arrived and states that the Con-
tinental hotel at Sea Isle City was undermined
by the waves and entirely destroyed. There is
much anxiety to hear from Sea Isle as reports
are that the city has been wiped out.
BLocKADED PAssENaER TRAIN.
train filed with passengers is detained at
Grassy Island, between Anglesea and Holly
Beach. They have been there forty-eight
hours and provisions now are on way to them.
CUT OFF FROM COMMUNICATION.
Longport, seven miles south of Atlantic
City, is entirely cut of from all communica-
ton with the shore. Anglesea and Ocean City
are all right. number Of houses are reported
washed away at Holly Beach.
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N-BONDs OF sURETYsHIP.

se9-3t and 1122 Connecticut ave.
K~BoNDs OF sURETYsHIP.
The pTrent demand for safe aud Trustworthy Cor
|GUAkANIEE of the integrity of employees who oc-
eupy positions Of financial responsibility has been
ANTE GoMflSY oF 0asb Nokfa flts1 AMERTe eor
poration whose airs have been conducted with such
success the strict bgsines: methods adopted
PIONEEk organization engaged IN this class of bus
ness IN this country. but also the SOUNDEST and
FEST so far as its finances and responsibility are
The increase its business has called for the estsb
shment OF Offices at the seat Of government and they
st. Z. W in this city, with JOSEPH :. MILLER date
United States commissioner Of internal revenue)
Those who ara Fede hnd 4, give @ch bop as Se y
those demanding them, whether individuals or corpor
atoms. are invited to call at the coupanys ofnces
nation Will be gladly given to the great advantage
and safety OF the guarantee thus offered to those
found hereindvdual Is called for. se66t
- FRESH HAVANA AND KEY WEST
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
ALI the leading brands, at New York priceA
PEMBROKE PURE RYE WHISKY
THOMAS RUSSELL
Importer Wines, Brandies and Segars
rs 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
RsFREE- HAND CRAYON PORTRAITS
~ made and delivered at once on payment Of
q per week. Prices 10 TO $40. IL B. SMITH, artist
cor 9th and Mass ave. Open until p. ~ jyl0-10ws
R b. RIORDAN, 81 N ST, NV GENERAL,
- contractor for all kind of pavsments; brick
asphalt and artificial stone walks, and srarolithic
payements; cellars and areas made dry and durable
su.s2-lm
1~ BEST COFFEE IN The WORLD FOR
ASsaS5 Co. sSSs Asss
elo LOulslass ave. NV. sul2-1m
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SMYRNA RUGsI SMYRNA RUasn

MISCELLANEOUS
Hair Msttresses. 40 lbs, $3.50.
Wire $500
Large Comfortable Rockers, 1915.
Small 3.25
Box Mattresses, former price els 90, now 90 So
Reed and Rattan Rockers
Plush Rockers from 81 10 sS less than former prcea
In TACT we will sell every thing have in the house
at vay-or prices II is not matter of pront with u.s.
but wish TO enter our New Building with an entire
new stock Of everything In the line Of Furniture,
CARPETS, Upholstery Goods. Wall Papers.
JULIUS LANSBURGH
S15 7th st. NV
New House VIII be 18th &P. su3I
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|ON1Y Two Wees Monn

and then we move to our Eight-story, Fireproof
Building. 18th and sts
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER THE 18th,
We open our new house with complete and unrivaed
line Of Carpets Furniture and Upholstery Materials
|only the latest designs will be shown, and not dollars
worth Of The present stock VIII be taken the new
building
We viii also continue present store. 315 7th st.
until January 1st 1890, when win offer the entire
stock now contained therein at from 10 to SO per
|cent less than cost
Crowds have taken advantage Of our
CLOSING OUT SALE,
and we have besitancy In saying that never before
in the history Of any house Washington city have
prices been terribly cut they have been by
The following viii prevail the week commencing
2:
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STRUGGLING FOR LEE.
Experiences Reported by Vessels A
riving In New York Today.

New YoaK, Sept 1.-The steamship Cali
fornia, from Hamburg, which arrived 1t the
bar at Q Am. today, reports: On Geptem-
beF encountered hurricane blowing
fresh from the west, shifting
70 north and working to east and northeast. OF
the Georges banks. II blew With terrific force
from east-northeask Continuing to port, ar
rived on the bar q 2 Asn., but could nnd
tAks pilot About 7:80 Am. the steamer
Adanhef, bound out hove in siRht
ready 70 disoAaExs the piioA Capt
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kilograms to The Star.
THE GREAT STORM CONTINUES
RUIN WROUGHT ON THE COAST.
Devastation at Atlantic City.
SHIPS THAT WEATHERED THE GALE.
sTANLEY'S FATE STILL IN DOUBT.
The Strikers Meeting at Tower Hill Today.
RUIN WROUGHT ON THE COAST.
Devastation at Atlantic City
SHIPS THAT WEATHERED THE GALE.
sTANLRY's FATE STILL IN DOUBT.
The Strikers Meeting at Tower Hill Today.
RUIN IN THE STORM.
Destruction Wrought ON the
New Jersey Coast.

ATLANTIC CITY SUFFERS MUCH DAMAaE-sEA
ISLE SAID TO HAVE BEEN WIPED ouT-sEAsIpE
PLACES OUT OFF FROM COMMUNICATION AND
MUCH ANXIETY rELr
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The FOLLOWING FoURTH-cLAss PosrMAsrERs
have been appointed in Virginia: A. E. Raney,
Disputanta, Prince George county; VIM. c.
Word. Gold Hill, Buckingham county; Geo. w.
King, Han, Lee county, and VIM. N Nichols.
R0ckbridge Baths, Rockbridge county.
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The PETREL IN COOP CONDITION. NAVY
department has received report from Com
modore Skerrett and Naval Constructor
Hanscom to the effect that upon examining the
gunboat Petrol, in dock at Baltimore, they
found her bottom In excellent condition and
every indication of structural strength and ex-
cellent workmanship
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CoMMANDER DENNIS W. MULLAN arrived in
the city yesterday. He is the officer who for sew
eral months represented the interests Of the
American government in Samoa and who re-
sisted the German aggressions in those
waters, and whose vessel-the Nipsic-was
the only American vessel saved during the
hurricane. He is now on leave Of absence from
his long and arduous duties and will shortly 90
to Tennessee to visit his relafixac %
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The CAPITOL GROUNDS CoNcERr.-The fol-
lowing program will be rendered by the Ma
rine band at the Capitol grounds at 450 this
afternoon: 1. March, National Fencibles,"
Sousa. q Selection, ''The Mikado' (by re-
quest), Sullivan. g. Dance, Hungarian
Brahms. 4. Valse, "Maid of the Mill" Siddell.
S. "Mezza Notte, Carlini. 6. Overture, will
lam Tell" Rossini. 2. Medley, "Zig-Zag,".
Missud. John Philip Sousa, conductor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET AND DRY
M CatSwb. Wine the best only 81 per gallon.
JOHN H. MA6RUDEh, 1417 New York ave.,
se9-3t and 122 Connecticut ave.
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COMMISSIONER TANNER OUT,
At Least He Has Been Suspended and
His Resignation Requested, 1t 10 Said.

NO ONE IN AUTHORITY WILL TALK-eEcRHrARY
NOBLE AND MR. TANNER BOTH NuTE-rHK
SECRETARY SAID TO HAVE ANNoUNcxD Hls DE-
"MUsr CO."
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MONEY FOR FAMILIES OF NAVAL OFFICERS AND
MES.-The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered
that every pay officer Of a naval vessel in COM
mission keep on deposit with the assistant
treasurer at New York, subject to the pay ofi-
GERS order, a sufficient amount of government
funds in order to give every facility to officers
and enlisted men attached to vessels in com.
mission to remit money for the support OF their
families or for their own savings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07
TELEeRAPaIC BREvITIEs.

Hugh Stocking, pressmsn in the Joar"a
Office at Washington, Pa, had an arm 81
badly msngled by an accident that ampu
tation was necessary.
Twelve of the Hungarian rioters hay'
been convicted at Greensburg, Pa.
A Pittsburg friend, who has visited
Mansper Horace Phillips, says he is I'M
proved in health and entirely rational.
Ex-senator Platt and not Col. Dan Ia
mont will be elected President OF the Ten
nessse Railroad Company to succeed tx
Governor Brown.
The fourth shot at the new defective
armor, tested at Annapolis, Nd, yester
day, tore it to pieces.
Harrison he's declined to attend the re-
union Of the Army of the Cumberland al
Chattanooga, September IS.
Steve Brodie declares he is not going
over Niagara Falls, newspaper reports tc
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Douglas Are Company, of Boston,
will assign.
Csssius, Occypite, Hub S, Tattler, 0rii
and Elig won at Sheepshesd Bay yester-
day.
Foster Cox, a brakeman on the Pennsyl-
yanis railroad, was shot and killed By
tramus. at Wallis station, while attempt
ing to put them of train.
The seventeenth annual grange, under
the auspices Of The grangers Of Pennsyl-
yanis. Maryland, Virginia and West Fir-
ginia will be heh at Williams Grove,
MARYLAND, September "a.
Gov. Gordon, O Georgia, has offered a
reward of 500 fG the conviction Of lot
of white men, wht whipped some negroes
at East Point.
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THE HORROR GROWS.

Dead ana Dylog People Thick "a tho
Debris.
ANTWERP, September g. The explosion
occurred in the Coryleisn cartridge factory.
This establishment had been condemned by
the communal council, but the Dspuiaiiou
Permanente had allowed work TO con-
tinue. The victims are mostly factory
girls. Windows, three miles distant, were
shattered by the explosion The latest
estimate is that there are 300 dead and
1000 injured. TIE explosions continue
The stained windows Of the Cathedral are
smashed, and il Is feared that
the steeple will collapse. The whole Vi
cinity is strewn with debris. The scenes
at the hospitals are heartrendIng. The
people are incensed at the Deputalion Per-
manente for allowing work 10 continue IN
the cartridge factory.
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DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.
Uuited and Harmonious Ranks In the
Buckeye State.

Uuited and Harmonious Ranks In the
Buckeye State.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., September 6.-Dismsy
seems to have seized the Republicans since
the grand demonstration given on Tutsdsy
by the Democratic clubs of this city in
honor of Hon. Jas. E. Campbell. The fact
that every supposed" discordant element
in the party was represented on the stage
was the most surprising to them.
The sight Of Hon. Lawrence T.
Neal, the defeated candidate for
the gubernstorisl nomination, as the pre-
siding officer of the meeting, of Thomas
E. Powell and Allen W. Thurman, who
have had gubernatorial aspirations and
who were said to be so antagonistic to
Campbell, and of Hon. Geo. L. Converse,
DR.. j. A. Norton, Hon. Jesse M. Lewis
and A. L. Davidson, the colored Democrat
fcom Athens, all speaking from the same
platform and in the interest of harmony
and Democratic success, was one which
made the Republicans feel very uneasy.
There never has been, in the history Of
the Ohio Democracy, such harmony and
determination to defeat the opposing can
didate. Foraker recognizes that he must
hustle if he wishes to be the Governor cf
Ohio for the third term and is therefore
trying to have personal campaign con-
Quoted. he thinks that if this will be the
case he can have the opposing partie,
brought 10 time and make them vote for
the Republican ticket. Such will not be
the case, however, as the Democrats will
conduct the campaign on the platform
adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07
GENERAL B. f. KELLY
Accorded An Enthusiastic Reception I
q. A. X. Hail.

Accorded An Enthusiastic Reception At
q. A. X. Hall.
More than fifty veterans gathered at the
G. A. X. Hall last evening TO do honor to
General b. F. Kelly, Of the Army of West
Virginia, who was en- route home from
Columbus. The General among the old
soldiers is man among men. His form
was erect and his eye bright. His hair
and beard have been wbitened by the
passing years, but his step is still elastic,
his voice strong and vigorous. The Cen
eral was received with enthusiastic and
very cordial applause, aud when he ad-
dressed the comrades he was listened 10
with the closest attention. The stories be
told brought forth laughter, and in the
speeches which followed complimentary
references TO the hOnored name Of the
guest Of the evening were greeted With
hearty cheers that must have been alter.
log. When the General had concluded, he
resumed bis seat in the midst of circle OF
old eoldiers.
Captain BsgRs followed with some anus
ing "reminiscences He talked briefly On
the matter Of pensions and expressed the
belief that il was better TO keep an old sol.
dier out Of the poor house than TO give him
a monument after he was dead. The Csp.
tain declared that the soldiers ought TO
stand by each other, ald he Inserted that
the fellows who are in favor Of thiusting
the old soldiers aside wouldn't have taken
their places twenty-five years ago for sll
the postofices in the land
Judge Robert II. Cochran, Of Toledo
and Wheeling, expires ed his great pleas
ure at being present He had attended the
encsmpment at Milwaukee and Of course
had some funny stories to tell about il.
The Judge thought that these gatherings
did more to invigorste and rtjuvenate the
old soldiers than al the decoctions Of the
doctors, including the celebrated elixir OF
BrOwn-Stqusrd
Professor Crsgo helped Judge Cochran
out on some Of his descriptive work in con-
nectiOn with the biz gathering at MilwGu'
kee.
After he bad finished his little story,
Captain Rawlings suggested that az there
were many callers at the McLure for the
General IL Would be well not 10 prOlong
the meeting. Just then the lecture at the
Zane street VI. l. Church for next Thurs
day evening by Rev. Mr. Manchester was
announced the title being Three Years
as 3 Private Soldier Afser this an
nouncement and farewell leave-tsking Of
General Kelly the meeting adjourned
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COMPLIMENTARY DINNER
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Cameron
Last Evening.

rendered Mr.. ana mrs. = - OaAheiOD
Last Evening.
/ Yesterday, Mr.. A. E. Cameron and
bride. nee Mrs Julia Marshal, ar
rived home from Washington City,
where they were married on Thurs
day. and last evening Mr.. Geo. f.
House, the senior proprietor of the firm Of
House & Hermann, for whom Mr.. Cam
eron is head bookkeepsr, rendered the
bride and groom complimentary dinner
at the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron received about
twenty-five lady and gentlemen friends 10
the usrlors Of the hotel, and at about nine
O'Clock the party was escorted to the din
ing-rcom. where plates we're laid Tor
conrse dinner. From the commencement
TO the end OF the barquet the guests hsd
all that they coEld attend to comfortbly,
in disposing Of the bountiful array Of good
tbings of which the feast consisted and
which were served by an attentive corps Of
walters.
AT the conclusion Of the feast, which
lasted sbout two hours, 81 hour was spent
pleasantly in tie paIlors, singing, dancing
ard conversation forming most enjoyable
desert TO the banquet. Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron we're the recipients Of many good
wishes and the party dispersed, charmed
with the bride and glad that she is t) be-
come member Of Wheeling society.
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GRAHAM'S FAKE FEAT.
A BUFFALO PAPER DECLARES HB NBVRR
WENT OVER NIAGARA.
It Claims b Have Proof That ibs Whole Affair Was
Sham-Ths Big Reception to Sullivan
His Punishment Nay Be Severe
General Sports.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September 6.-The
Euening Nars to-day publishes a complete
expose OF Graham's alleged trip over the
Falls, last Sunday, in a barrel
The affair was shrouded in such mystery
and bore such palpable evidence OF
fraud that the NeIrs set cut to prove it
another of those sensational fakes" Of
which Donavans alleged leap from the
Suspension Bridge and Kimballs swim
through the Whirlpool rapids were the
forerunpers.
The same shIoud of doubt and mystery
envelopsd these daring fests, but 80 care.
fully were the plans laid that no absolute
proof could be obtained that they had
not been, as was claimed, successfully
accomplished. In this latter essay Of
Graham's, however, the facts brought to
light prove it to have been a clear case Of
fraud and an sttemp! to gain additional
nOtoriety by chicanery.
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.-..l. rl.1rrr r .e a1
TERRA ArrA. W. VA, September @ -
The Guseus.oral Committee resumed
,,.i5srseoa of ,hs contested votes iu
Trcker county this morning. Iaa eve
ss,,s is these essss w. Of ths same gem
-l character ss ,bs. Of yesterday. 10
vs shown tsat number of paoPsIs'
-,.,,-s and r,1.r dents were voted by
P.rrbl..,rr 1sse-s. and o1 this evidence
the committee threw oo. sixteen more
cor ballots Marion county was then
take, r, and the evidence disclosed con-
..7s-sbls irsenInity at the polls, but
neither side was great gamer thereby.
r.smi1Q los. sx n this county and Gof
rgs Ir Monon-aiia county Fleming lost
fso and GeG nine. The record to-day
.bors a 1e, gain Of twenty-five votes for
Fm.1e snd a net gain up to date Of
rts committee viii probably be able TO
aI of the counties by Tuesday.
Summers is the only one remaining TO be
acted on. ln which gross ard systematic
fraud IS auoged Here the Democratic at
t.-neys believe That they have proven a
state of Affairs similar 90 that existing in
Mercer and Mcdowell counties, and IN all
p-ob,hty Juige Fleming viii make q
Ll-.. .--n-
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STRONG STEPS OUT.

Allen Manuel President OF the AtohlsoD.
Topeka and santa Fe.
Boston, September 6.-At the meei &
Of the directors Of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway to-day, the follow
ing communication Was read:
GENTLEMEN; I hereby resign the Office
Of President and director Of this company,
20 take effect as soon pa the Board can re-
lieve me Of the duty, bus not later than
the next meeting Oi the Board.
signed WM B. STRONG.
The resignation was accepted and a res
olution expressing their appreciation OF
his faithiulness, integrity and ability, and
their sincere wishes for his future welfare
and success. was adopted by the directors.
Allen Manuel, the late Vice President Of
the So. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway, was then unanimously elected a
director and President Of the company and
will assume his duties mex. Monday.
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Ought TO Rise IN Revolt Against the Pro
nosad NIuseufn Trust.

ought TO Rise in Revolt Against the Pro
posed Museum Trust'
Sr. PAUL. MINI, September 6.-It has
been learned that there is s movement on
foot to- unite an the large dime museums in
principal cities Of the Uai,ed states under
one great syndicate, OF which Baruum *
Bailey will be the controlling powers.
The plan, which is Mr.. BAiley's, ID to
form syndicate, headed by Barnum and
Bailey. TO gain control Of the principal
museums. The money is TO be furnished
bv English capitalists, and Mr. Bailey Is
20 conclude the arrangements next month,
when be goes 20 Eagland. It is proposed
to purchase the museums, the owners
being retained on salary as directors OF the
places they nov control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07
CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL.
Great Preparations tor Prinoely Cersmo-
niles az Baltimore.

Great Preparations Tor Princely Cerem0-
niles AZ Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September A largely.
attended meeting Of the Catholic clergy
of Baltimore and Washington was held in
the library Of the Cathedral yesterday for
the purpose Of discussing the details of the
November centennial Cardinal Gibbons
presided. The meeting resolved to have a
torcbhgbt procession of the societies Of
Baltimore and Washington during the cen
tennial. About sixty Bishops will attend
che centennial and they viii be given q
reception at Concordia Hall On Monday
evening, November IL, when the illumiR-
alton will take place.
Among the distinguished guests will be
Cardinal Taschereau, Of Canada. and two
or more dignitaries from Rome. About
two-thirds Of the Bishops who have signi-
ied their acceptance of the invitation have
been assigned quarters in St. MAry's Sem
mary. at the homes Of the clergy, OF st
private residences. Cardinal Taschereaa
and the dis s.iuguished Prelates from Rome
aUA ENreM MAeAe VIII Nu AAAnAcAcA aNAo4-llAAo
dations In the Cardinals residence, which
is being prepared for their recepsion.
TIE CENTENNIAL Ceremonies.
The centennial will be inaugurated by
solemn high mass in the cathedral on Sun
day morning. November 10th. It has not
been determined what Archbishop will
oficiate, but it is about determined that
Archbishop Ryan will preach. Cardinal
Tsschereau viii occupy throne immedi-
aiely in front Of the mortusTY tablets on
the epistle side Of the sanctuary, while
the Archbishops and Bishops will be ssat-
cd in semi circles on either side, as at the
Third Plenary Council Rev. J. S, Mccall
len, Of Montreal, has been specially invit-
ed 10 take charge of the celebration cere-
monies. Rev. McCallen will be remem-
bsfed as the gentleman who conducted the
arrar gements for the Third Plensry COun-
eli in such a successful manner.