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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Commissioner from the First Col
lection District, subject TO the decision of The
Democratic primaries.
apr 2-teP JOHN WESLEY WALKER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

| take great pleasure 10 thanking the voters
for the kind support they gave me two years
ago, and will thank them again for their
votes at the coming primaries. hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the Sherifalty
Of Montgomery county, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic primaries.
mar 12-te JOSEPH N. BAILEY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04
157! ACRES OF LAND.
DWELLING HOUSE,

in good repair, containing rooms, good
stabling for horses, hay barrick, granary,
COW shed and other necessary outbuildings.
There is an Apple Orchard in full bearing
and fruit trees OF other varieties on the prop
erty, and never-failing spring Of water near
the house.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed BY the
mortgage-cash
A deposit of $500 will be required of the
purchaser when the property is knocked
down.
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
JOSIAH W. JONES, JR,
Executor OF the last will of Josiah w. Jones,
deceased.
PETER h HENDERSON, Solicitors
may Its
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

No matter what representations are made to YOU
no matter who button holes you-let your own
good, sound, judgment carry you where YOU are
sure you can get what you want as it should be for
what it should cost-not penny more HERE
in THE LARGEST MEMS WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING HOUSE in WASH
iNGTON-in the entire South for that matter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Sheriffalty of Montgomery county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
primaries.
mar l9-teP s. L. NULLICAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

The Inconvenience which dealers in sugar
suffer from the Sugar Trusts dictation OF
the price at which they must sell is illus
trated in the loss OF contract by the trust
to supply the Indian bureau Of the Interior
Department with $50, 900 pounds Of sugar,
because the trust would not let them bid as
low as they might have proftably done. In
response to an advertisement of the bureau
six bids were received-five at four and
forty one hundreths Of cent a pound and
one at four and quarter cents pound
The contract was given TO the lowest bidder,
he being an importer who was not, of course,
subject to the dctation Of the trust II the
five other bidders had bid less than they
did the trust would have punished them by
quoting prices for sugar hereafter at figures
that would have driven them out Of bust
ness. They accordingly lost profit which
went TO the importer At the same time the
taxpayers of the United States saved 1000,
which is the difference between the trusts
price and the price the importer was willing
to take
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04
For County Commissioner

a=F.es 4zao ca ~ sslf as e csuttdsje
.cr G5uaY Cnmt e.azer irom ths Fiftd Coi-
Cctie1 Dtsgact, sje,t 20 the decision 81 The
ucurerat prima
rasy l-ier RICHARD RAY.
hereby sags e Myself Sc c4a ate
f1- Cc4u G-zL--..oass ..s- - ~ COLI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

Smoke the "BronEo Matre," best SC cigar
on eearth at Yinson's Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04
Mortgages Sale
OF A
VALUABLE FARM
Situate near Rockville, Md.

DY VIRTUE of the power contained in q
ID mortgage from Fra Icis W. Rozer and
Frances V. Rozer, his wife, to Josiah W Jones,
dated the 2lst day of January, A. D. 1892,
and recorded among the Land Records of
Montgomery county, 10 the State Of Mary
land, in Liber j. A, No. 80, folios 81, &C.,
the undersigned, as Executor OF the last will
of the said Josiah W. Jones, will offer at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder in front Of
the mansion house on the mortgaged prem
Uses on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-06-04

In the Circuit Court tor Montg emery county
as a Court of Equity. No. ll76 Equity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
THE 0UTRUSH OF GOLD
t Caused the Great Falling Off In Bank
Ing Last Week,
AN ENORMOUS DECREASE IN LOANS
II Probably NrSnIicd rrAun the LIuui.
dnti0n in SpecinI AGc0unts-'rhc
enormous Volume or Imports
Slowing into the Country is TX.
pcctcd 10 innucncc the Mnrket.

rs New York. May 8.--The Financicr
says '.-h--
The heavy decreases shown in the
statement OF he New York banks for
the week ending May Sth, reflect. in a
Deinted W1w The movement OF gold 10
Europe during ;he last ten DAYS The
Withdrawal OF legal tenders for gold cx-
port purposes is shown in the contrac-
tion of $G,6SS,200 in legal tender item.
The difference between the nine millions
actually withdrawn and The reported
decrease has been made up apparently.
through receipts Of money from the
interior.
The total loss in cash during the
week was S6,i47 800
But Il Is noteworthy that the banks.
while they have been losing legal ten
ders, are gaining gold, the increase
since the export movement began ag-
grcgntiug $500,000 The detailed state
ment shows that the legal tenders with
drawn BY gold exporters We're furnished
principally by the Hanover National.
the National Bank OF the Republic. the
Park National, and one or Two others
OF the larger clearing mouse Institutions.
The gain in specie is distributed we'll
throughout the list, but as usual, Il very
small percentage OF the banks hold the
greater part Of the gold now in The clear
ing hOuGe vaults.
The decrease Of $9l 600 in loans Ia a
disappointing feature of the statement.
1t was brought about probably through
liquidation in special accounts as the
demands from mercantile sources is
stronger than one week ago. The opera
iinns noted resulted in q decrease Of
&h.oU2,GGo IN net deposits and the reserve
was reduced $t.S2l $40, bringing the To-
tai |" Sli,""'"l5, which Is lower than
has been reported since January last
ihe present rates FOR money continue
low ana have been seriously affected. by
the recent gold Withdrawals
The enormous volume OF imports now
botlrlns INTO this center will without
DOUBT exercise an influence on the mar
kct sooner or later. For the week end
inS May Sth the total for dry goods and
merchandise WAS nearly eighteen and
one-half million dollars, an increase of
lhree ana one iia'f million dollars over
Inc previous week, and the largest. with
me exception Of 1872 in the history Of
the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

alton UP the aisle on the ann ot one Of
the uShcrS. II goes without Sayint. that
the ushers are ladies, nni thRa Tile ma
jority Of ihose who attend 4 chnrcI wed.
ding belong to the fay sE% There are
old ladies who would 10 #oDna,. dream Of
missing All Easter wedlng II WhCh
they are rbtdden thnG Ties would - a
funeral. And,<if possible ;h"y weep
even more copiouslN 4; the on" than ;it
the other
Ru the younger element prevails ana
this consists Of yOur: ladies In .TDiipS
Of two or thrccS and fou.s, each ieeuiy
interested in the bride aud on ;!ptue 10
behold the groom. each prrtt,ly dressed
and each sowing this Easter some vaTl-
city in the universal noral decoration of
round hats and honncts NON volcts
seem to spring from a partclic. now pop
pics glow in scarlet, now lilac. toss a
bollGh or so. and seranilllus stud the
tulie and ribbon Of these coqucttish
"confections.''
The choir intoNc glad professional
then the organ sWUlls into q paen of rc-
Jo!cing. and the stately strains Of Men
delssohn's NEEDING march. nnvcr old
Fashioned The bridegroom waits IN the
chancel attended by his best man In
the aisle comes tho b.idcmaids, .hearini.
bouquets, the maid OF honor alone. with
her special bouquet. then the bride, on
her fathers arm. The blasc congrcea-
ton feels revived as the groom ana tho
b:idc respond 81 will" in tones that echo
through the chnnccl. cross the rail and
traVe! down the aislc. I is because Of
ne recent mania for divorce, now less In
favor than some years ago that the
voice Of the clergyman deliberately
dwells on the words, "Thosc whom God
has joined together let no man put n sun
der!" ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
The Opening Of the Regular Racing Season
at Morris Park Yesterday.
FAVORlTE FOURTH IN METROPOLITAN
fEnStin-s was Picked for Eirsl f,nlee
hut Came out Far From Et-.Tnc
Race was Very Uneven From start
10 finish--Ihe wind u, the I.xcit-
i;I;. EGnturc.
New York, May 8

New York, May 8.
Ihis was gala day at Morris Park,
The occasion OF the opening Of the regu-
iar racing season in New York The
ter condition. The grand stand was y
b!aze OF color. When August Belmont
won the Juvenile stakes there was a
good deal Of applause.
me real interest. however, was not
SHOWN until the MctropOlilau was run
-liter Il slight delay they started on
| theiE journey in excellent order. Han
well was first to show III the lead but {
IN an instant Voter flashed in front OF
nm anu in the first quarters had OPEN
ca say OF couple OF lengths and
seemed 10 be desirouS OF making il more
nearly pulling Lam!ey out OF the saddle
itunWe!l was in second place, with the
favorlte, Hastings. The Winner was
next and the others were struggling
along fairly close up
Sir Walter. the hero OF MANY handi-
caps, was last. In the next quarter there
was little change. The leader main
tanned the same position. but Sasseopia
the fleet ii!iy. OF the Morris string. had
ahot INTO second place, while Eanwell
with his bolt shot. dropped slowly back
The Winner was not doing so we'll and
sloan was climbing out on his neck.
!EinG low to avoid anW windage and the
colt was beginning TO feel the impetus
i"r a the three-qunrtcr mark when all
Hastings, on whom Taral had not made
q move: Al the seven furlong post the
boNS were waiting for Voter to come
pack TO them. but they found there was
lot OF run left in him. and he was half
a length away with the home line in
sight.
Then Taral was hard at work on Hast
!ngs, but the weight was telling and the
colt could not gain an inch Cass!opea
was; doing remarkably well and looking q
as II she might land second money, but
sloan was still in the race, and working
like demon on the Winner
jump or two and Cassnopja wa 8
passed and he had but Voter in front of
him.
Tor fraction OF a second he was on
levei terms with Voter, but Lamlcy got
10 work at once and urged his mount
10 the utmost.
There was a gain Of afoot for the blue
ana white spots and then the pair hung
together, neither able to gain an inch
ana they passed the judges eyes like a
team. Voter short head In front OF the
Winner. Everybody must have backed
Voter II the noise made could be taken
as an indication.
Summary-l'ourth: Tire metropolitan
llandicap. One Milc-Voter, 20, Lamlcy
) TO !, Won; The Winner, 10, Cloan, 4 10
|. second: Casseopia, %. Powers, 10 to I
third Time, 1:401E HASTINGS. Semper
Ego Ben Eder, Hanwell, Roundsman.
Gotham and Sir Walter finished as
named.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SUNDAY MAY s 1897

possible that personal work among
those with whom we are in daily touch
IN our home be earnestly prosecuted.
D. convinced that knowledge means
power, interest and zeal in mission work
we recommend the constant use OF the
publictions ,of the Sunday school board
at NashVillf, and those Of the Maryland
Baptist mission rooms; also the Foreign,
Mission Journal, and State religious
papers and Kind Words as specially in
teresting for young people.
6. knowing that central committees
are enabled to. do more correspondence
and to distribute moreA eAliterature when
provision is made for Hostage, we urge
careful consideration Of the subject
and the adoption Of any preferred plan
to secure sufficient funds s1S
Report was adopted unanimously. ~
Adjourned until p. m. Sunday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
FEE1'E.D SAt.r;
TO Raise Money for t,.c Next r,yo
weeks, "riEh,'s :ro v-al., A!rcct.
On NO. InI

We are compelled 10 hav5 i?oDnr,
ana as |: $ lleN; 10 impOSSinle Il hnr-
row from the htH!:s, and o. ii5 A.maras
on rs niuSt hc inHs. N4 ugt, .5Hp he'd
to sacrifice The Gtock 20 ryiSH mniev.
NO t,escription n cold type could COZ
Vey any idea II ,yhat we are doing:"
better call and sec. Everything in stock
has been marked Gown 10 si.!5 G!c 10
9 90 re: cf.Nt. les" .i}an fG,.lrS t,rices
We mark tvctrthiTg IL plain figures
so any one can see what ne @lpei.ons
are.
The StocI Is canp2*ga 81 Notions.
White Goods Col0;ea Lawns, Dress
Goods, Thinning, I.lnnes. Gmbroide-
l!es. La cos, Hosiery, tflovrs, NIitts, CHI
drcn's Null ana Siil{ Caps, Embroidery
Silks, Table Linens, Ladies' Wash Suits
Ladies Shirt WAISTS Separate Skirts.
! Corseta. Chi.drrnis % set N.t.ss, Che
nile and Tapestry Poiticres, Lace Cur.
tains, DrapaFy,a Ladies. and Chillrtas s
Ribbed Vests, Ppcketbools, Jewelry,
Toles articles, Gents Furnishing Goods:
etc, ctc..E &E9% ~, }iyf3 A Fl y
This sale}zis made lpS the I6ne pus-
pose--7to raise money, aud Will last for.
the two 58}Week ks only, 4 NJ ays 10th TO OK
Wright 81, $40 M ain streAt. old number.
i 96 3S8 &$
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
WoMAN's MISSIONARY UNION.
lhc Report OF Executive GOn,mittee
KCGGiHnN mud Ainn1ca

Wilmington n. c., May S.-The Wom-
an Missionary Union opened at 8 80 81.
m. with prayer service, led by Mrs !
l.. johnson, of Mississippi. State re-
ports heard from
Missouri, Mississippi, MARYLAND.
LOUISIANA, Tennessee, South Carolina
and North Carolina
Executive Committee of Woman's Mis-
slohary Union reported as follows.
]. Believing that the rccommenda-
tons Of nome, foreign and Sunday school
boards are the results of prayerful
study OF the needs OF various Southern
baptist convention fields, we heartily
commend them. and suggest that the
amount asked for by eacn be apportion-
ed among the different States.
= Trusting the promises Of God that
the HOLY Spirit Will be given to those
who ask, we suggest that we cont tlnue
10 unite In special prayer for the work
ana workers during the first week or
January; also, that one week in the year
be observed with special prayer and
gifts for the needs Of the home board.
we commend the use Of the mission en- rd
daily as valuable source OF inrorma-
ton and inspirations
j. Appreciation that the best workers
in the church are those who have been
trained from childhood, we call atten-
tion TO the necessity of forming societies
Tor young women, boys and girls and
again advise the appointment OF band
superintendent in each State which has
not previously appointed one.
T. Knowing 1t TO be Gods desire that
all shall be saved, we are impressed with
the responsibility OF work among the
colored people and foreigners, and re-
commend that mothers meetings and In
dustrsal schools be organized wherever
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
The News Confirmed.

Washington, May Sat the Turkish
legation here the occupation Of Foo is
regarded as the most important and de-
ciSive movement since the war began
1t is pointed out that the result OF it
leaves the Greek army cut in two, With
General Smolenski's army outilanked
ana unable TO communicate with the
main body or the Greek army, under
FRINGE Constantine. The Turkish forces
now occupy q line extending from Mi
ioouna Pass sOuthward to Volo. Gene
raj Smo!enski's army is east Of this line
with Turkish army between him and
Athens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

WILL GIVE UP CRETE.
Greccc Notifies fi,c Powers that She
Will Evncuntc the Island S,csli;.
ZION OF the Powers EsnS about Re
Eun--Incitlcnt off the l,aiiico of Vel.
estino, Showing: How IL Was Won.
AthcnS, May S. 1897.


me turkish army has complete
y. ocSupied 9..o ana burned Velestno.
az ':"o CLOCK Thursday evening the
deteat OF the Greeks was conplete, and
the pass TO Nolo open 10 the Turks. The
senrch!ights of the war ships on the l,av
rroo, go, un ans ''o!ti'ain hi s4ueS we're OF
Greeks showing ;hc rood ,y,r1i,.~,, ~
Intense darkness over = J0zan c,,nH,,
We're abandoned ana cnniprnd hv tha
Turks. Two bun1rrd wo,,ni,d .nil;a,.
were brought 70 voIn
The CORRESPONDENT Of tho Aseoci,tojl
Press is OF the onlniop tbal n3a5,l, ~ ~
Greek wounded soldiers wprn lnfi ~, ~
field 1t is impossible to rs,imota ia
number Of the killed
S\JOIE>,cE, or ,rr,,
- - = l-'f - : - nell. |i-p.
~. roeS reserved from the frontier
"nout clock TINS afternoon are TO the
~, S1es. ma 'eierai SnoienSkts Shattcr-
,o.t, aa,i! WIS cur IN Two The left wing
.iisu ~ -N'liiNro. Nhat was left Of the
!s,it Mihs came toward Nolo; broken
M Mnhu ueliiorailHed. Inc retrent across
~ 'iiounsa1h was almost as bad as the
.,U " ntCri ~; ltsl'iteo IN the change Of
or tha ,,,n,,a ; 70 @ - ~ 90. ne scene
~ .ne 'hoie recent panic was wild and
Seilit"SI 'hdcscflbab!e
an, n"'soa! aho hFiday the populnce
'ut Srec's OF Ho'o with thciA
- ,, S,Vus' Inc peasants from
go ,,', =, ,"unu'hS E'naEcS !led 10 the town
' nno I'suro I ciiaoS 20 CONFUSION. RriGand-
-. .. 'oii'nioI' rive steamers
o'Pit'c'S Htieu with refugees.
2Iutss . VI calques carried fuSitivcs to the
t'iaius'
A WILD SCENE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
EsssE a MATTER OFDnUnf
As 20 Whcfher the syixsfsaipni fs
Rising or Falling

Natchez, Miss, May S.---The govern
ment gauge to-day showed a rise Of half
tenth In the river at this point. Sevc-
raj persons who have private gauges.
say that the government gauge Is not
reliable at the present stage OF water
as IT is located in an eddy. at the corner
OF the wharf. and that the river has
shown decline for several days. The
weather was squally with showers to-
day. but so far as heard from no dam
age to the levees resulted
The water behind the Louisiana le-
wees rose only one and q half inches to-
uaE, but already large portion Of
Concordia parish is under water. and
each ca inch Of rise means q great spread OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
WILL SURREsDER CRETE.
Greece Consents TO Withdraw All rfcr
Troops.

Athens, May S-tl y. m.-Tha govern
Inent has Informed the ministers ar lie
powers verbally that. following ths TO-
"a" -, = rom Crete OF Connel Nassos. TWEEN
tY-ive officers anu two comuo,Ijss nr
siPPers, the gradual Withdrawal or
tr""ps from The ISLAND Of Cree VIII take
pace, pace. After b;ie: delay the powers
M MI ,n'ef 70 mediate between Greece ana
turkey The powcis will insist how
eNet lhai Greece shall contlda her inter.
81 81 unfesef'odiy "a their hands Neco-
tia tions have commenced ana ,na,iio e.,
is regarded MS Imminent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
THE TURKS rs yn!.a.
They itave Cut Cnu>,nu,,nc,s a,,,v
I'm E1rn

n, i.nhdon, May S--Thc reports that the
=, nrRs nave entered Vnlo are confirmed.
20 guard the town.
ne news from the seat Of war Is e,ill
somewhat confusing as To the exact
PosltinHs o! the Greeks, hut It unprars,
certain mat General Smn! enslSi al Amy
r"s ana Domokns Is not In a srograuhi
ca,,y strong position. The TURKS have
NJ dui' coh'foi or The road leading from
IheSsaly to the valley OF Spcrchios on1
NO obstacle exists to prevent them from
advancing by Turka lass and cutting
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
off all communications with Domokos

off all communications with Domokos
and Lamia.
AT no point during the retreat of the
Greeks from EharSaloS on Wednesday
was there anything like rout, although
their ranks were moved down by Turk
ish shrapne. The Turkish lines ad-
Vanced quietly and trresistIbly. the gaps
closing up Instantly as If the men were
not Indifferent, but actually unconscious
Of the fire. i;siNH
Reports from Greek sources say the
Turks have begun Wholesale massacre
Of the inhabitants of Epirus and stories
OF unspeakablc atrocities are told.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
AGrcat Circns So,r,is,r. 4, d

Usually advertises largely before hand
but not as extensively as he barEa ms
at Levy Bros advertise themselveas
Monday is bargain day there. As d nusrii iteI:
OF specials at less than COS f of fri,a Kaa
Wash lawns, percales, dimi itissI check
besides numerous other Dhrg aims, ,syY h!sh
can he advertised. for wal u SGf fs aces
CAL Monday sure 5a tsE Levy I3ros; ia 17J
Main street assss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
New Summer Dresses.

Having just returned from New York
this week, and having seen the latest
pared to make gowns as charming as
were they imported I'll Il
we have q new line of#readY made
suits, several dimlty and batiste gowns.
and separate skirts, bicycle stills, hand-s
oome SILK petticoats. Ar.her M orris. Coz
lumhia building Cranky streatif
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
rypicnI Eashionnble weddings.
(SValsingham's New York Letter

I Each and every fashionab BILE wedding
shows the same composition. While the
organis; plays q series Of miscellaneous
melodies popular" than classic.
the church slowly fills with those CUES IS
who possess less Immediate interest IN
the nuptials than those who arrive Ia e
er and are escorted wilt h much corsid der
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
a PLACE FOR HUNTER.
VIRGINIA POSTMA AsTERs.

The following Virginia fourth class
pos.masters were appointed to-dly:
Batna. Thornton, S;ringfe!low; Con
RAIDS Mills, g. II. Burley; Crockett. j. s.
Dix; Friendship, Jacob Ingram: Hall
wood. S. G.. Abbott; Holsson. w. c.
Miller; North Garden C. r. Chamber
lain; Profit. S. NJ Cox: pongotcague,
j. w. G. Ayers; Tappahannock, w. t..
ToId E..s -.#H ....rt... ..s--'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
TlIv.IxS I:i:rcr NOIO.

Constantinople. May S.-Before leaving
N0lo the Greeks opened all the prisons.
The British and French COnsuls invited
ihe Turkish commander to occupy the
town Immediately. Enver I3ey and ten
batta!iors entered the town at II o'clock
this morning. The Turks have already
established system Of street patrol.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
a MASS rORTHsE DEAD.
Services for ttse Souls nr tho Great
Paris Fire Victims

Paris. May S.-A requiem mass for the
rcl0se OF the sou!s\of the victims OF the
recent fire at Charity Bazaar was cele-
ora !e" az noon to-day in the Cathedral
Of Nntre Dame The interior OF ihe
building was heavily drapcd with black.
relieved hy silver cmbroideries, ana the
main doorway was draped with huge
pall spanglcd. with silver edged erminc,
and raised on either side with loops
On the doors were escutcheons with the
Initials "lt. f. Uaepubiipue IErancalse).
While walking out to-day be sure to
Visit Park Place and note the snaprove-
ments going on there