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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-03
Y. y. cENrnAL,s CANS TO START.
Fares Arranged NccnrdinE TO n division or tho
CTS into Six Bistric:s.


= CTS into Six BistrIc:s.
The new cab service OF the New York Central
Railroad will be started tomorrow and its
vehicles will DO seen upon the streets for the
first time. They will be oil four kinds. the han.
som cab, four wheeler, carriage. and omnibus,
the latter seating from six to eight persona. The
body OF the vehicles will DO black and olive
green, with running gear Of "A lighter shade Of
green. striped with crimson. The drivers Will
wear II Livery OF dark green, with n black derby
hat hattcncd on top.
In order that there may be no dispute or con-
FUSION in the matte CT of fares, the entire city has
been divided. with reference 10 rates. into six
districts. with the Grand Central Station ns n
centre. For instance. one district 10 from
Twenty'third street to Fifty-nintl, street. within
a fonr'whcclCr 10 cents, a carriage rs cents, and
an omnibus for four or less 81. The second dis
tr'ct Is between Scycnty.Sccond street and Tenth
street; tho third, from Eighty second street TO
houston street; the fourth. from Ninety-sccond
street 10 Franklin street; the titti, from 10th
Street 10 llhcrty street, and the sixth from
loolh street 10 the Battery. There Is u graded
Hobokcn. and Jcrscy City have special rates.
As Tatc chrus Will he furnished to all patrons,
y Is almost impossible that there should be any
dispute in The matter OF fares. Carriage tickets
VIII be furnished on incoming trains BY the com.
ranys agents. Besides the arrangements for
transferring passengers, there is n scale of rates
for baggage carried by the cabs or carriages,
W,MIh seems 70 he designed, however, more par.
tcnlarly for the benefit Of the male pntrons. as
trunks weighing more than 100 pounds will NOT
be carried, and must be left TO the baggage
wagons.
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found that the, railroad put her in IA "~pigsty,
practically, and IN the company Of human pigs"
aside from the Illness Of her children or her con
oF'? Teansssse. witch Witch p 'ss'STsa that that r 'aE
commod lions for white and colorcd people.
Nothing in that law, no said, authorized the
and nssrSes In The, partitionod.ofl hSif OF a
smoker. Howevcr, the character OF the car itself
was, OF little Importance; tho jury was par.
~iicularly charged to decide whether Mrs. Cald.
well was put into n dirty compartment, connect
ing with the smoking room, into a car where the
usually put. into one where il might be OK,
pected sho would 10 exposed to the rude con.
dust Of rude men and rude women whether Of
short, compelled TO ride in q place o which no
decent white woman travelling with her three
children would have been assigned upon that
train. and compelled to remain there all night
and all day. II she WAS not furnished with
equal accommodations, she is entitled TO sub
II sho was exposed TO rude conduct, to annoy.
calculated TO affocl the physical condition Of q
sensitive Woman, Judge Wallace said. "shc
WIS entitled to compensation. If The sickness
their exposure In that car-cNposnrc 10 the I'M
usual and unwarrantcd conditions to which
they were subjected !hcn the plaintiff is on
The Jury found in favor OF the plaintiff.
awarding TO her II, 500 damages.
American Mailing Compnn, Elects Omcers.
At q meeting OF the incorpoTNtors of the
American Mailing Company. held yesterday at
the office OF tho company. 30 broadway. to per.
Gect the permanent organization. the GLOWING
officers and directors were elected: President,
a. NJ. Curtiss; First Vice President and General
Manager, C: A. Purcell; Second VLco-President
superintendent Seymour scott; Secretary,
John l.. Trcayy. Dirrctors-A. N. curtiss, 4; G.
cell, T.. NJ. WhrnCr, &. a. StRdleT, {. Sohngen. ID.
y; Weschler. Il. Il. Sunnemacher and Il. II
Chapman.
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Lace Department.

REAL RENAISSANCE LACE SCARFS,
lsx54 inches. file braid, rings, &c, sos
each; value $4.0s.
REAL RENAISSA NCE LACE SQUARES,
27x27 inches, extra fine quality, numerous
rings, $2.0S each; value T4.6S.
REAL RENAISSANCE LACE DOYL.IES
is inch, ~ each; 10 inch, I5c each
o inch, 3Oc each; x inch, % each all
under regular prices.
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SILK CHIFFONS. Opening sale OF
Lyons make silk chitTons, crepe finish, ~
inches wide, in black, cream, white and
colors, al 8 yard value d0c.
EMPIRE SILK PLAITINGS, shaded
colorings, Lest French quality, ~ inches
wide, fashionable for waists, fronts,
m~ousQuetaire sleeves, &C., 1925 yard.
EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINES in a
complete assortment of new designs, md
novel combination of cOiOrings. A special
lot, % inches wide, at OSc yard.
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WINGS.

WINGS.
rs dozen fine French Wings, in
a large variety of colorings,
shaded effects. 55c. per pair;
actual value $1.00.
SPECIAL IN RIBBONS.
600 pieces extra fine quality
French Taffeta Ribbons, with
novelty edge. 5 inches wide,
in white, cream, rose, mais,
chantilly. derby. nile, feuil-
lage, fran, princssse, &C., at
25Cs yard; value 4oc.
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Great Sale Of Corsets

Dresa Form. Unbreakab able Hip and Six Hook
sAtcen. Coutiiie and Heavy Jean.
Black. Drab. White and Ecru-----siLe Is to 50
THE ERIIRE STOCK OF
\ Man F,etory Changing New Cork AGENTS
you Can Buy
At One Third and One Half off
The lowest prices hitherto asked.
Ladies' Corsets .3e..49. SO. 1898
Regularly 81 cents TO Ito
MIs, es' Corsets ......."...49 cents; regularly 90
Misses Waists. ..,..........3 D cents; regularly 90
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.

Commencing Monday, We shall exhibit the most magnificent
collection OF DRESS, CARRIAGE AMI EVENING HATS. TOQUES,
and BONNETS ave displayed by US, embracing the choicest
models of the season just sent out by the leading Paris houses.
Also new and exclusive styles OF our own design.
In addition. will show a large and select variety of STREET
and SUIT HATS. desirable as first hats for ladies returning to
town, marked at very reasonable prices
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Fall lmportations Of
Separate Waists.

Models from every leading house
in Paris and Vienna, with exam
plies specially designed for US.
All marked at surprisingly low
prices.
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Five special offerings in
Blankets and Comlortables
Eleven quarter (measure 1880
White and Scarlet blankets
strictly all wOol-also
Fine White California ...... ......-..."... 3.06
Twelve quarter measure fsXSD
strictly All wool White blankets
also Zine White CAliforn.A. ....."..". sos
FINER BLANKETS TO S1Tss
Downy White Cotton ComfOrtahles
full siLe----well made l.26
Extra Heavy Fancy Silkolinc
Confortanles-fu siLe-fancy stitching, Lac
our own +" Special" COmfortableS--
Extra fne French Sateen
--T2k'o men l'eS
FINER c~oMFoRThBLEs TO 81 %
Al
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1t pays to buy at Vantine's. 1t pays to buy at Vantine
New York never saw the like
before.

New York never before saw such a magnificent gathering of
ORIENTAL RUGS n CARPETSas we have now ready for
your inspection.
Every weave, size, shape, and color known to Turkey, Per.
STA, and India are here in charming variety. We can fit any room
and match any color scheme in furnishings and decorations.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. The new customs tariff
increases the duty on Oriental rugs 9Oc. a square yard. Present
low prices, which are based on the former tariff, cant last much
longer. 1t will pay you TO buy now.
Specials on the third and fourth floors for tomorrow:
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SPECIAL IN RIBBONS.
Silk Department.

The most fashionable weaves in all the new Fall coorings on
display in our Silk Dspartment-the foremost manufacturers Of
Europe and America being represented.
In addition to this attraotiv, exhibit of Novelties, wa will offer
on Monday the following Rare Values:
Imported Black TafFeta silks. 81 inches wide, fine quality nm
and rich lustre, positively worth $lO0 per yard, at OlC
Black Satin Duchesse, "a inches wide, rich heavy quality, . an
positively worth $l5) per yard. at A.AU
New Novelty silks full representation OF Fall colorngs), m.
actually worth sLs5 per yArl' at . ooC
Fall Dress Goods.
Each day unfolds to view in this Department the latest Paris
ian Novelties, many of which are exclusive with us.
In lower-pric.d grades we offer the following Specials for Monday:
45-inch l'rise Illuminated Mixtures : per yard 1SC
Fancy MateIasse and Arm"re suitings, in nent ef- IN.
tects and new colorings = = per yard 9JC
s. incIl Clay Twill Coating Serge, ir shades of brown, myr-
tie and apple green, navy and Royal blue dahlia. On.
castor AM grey = = : = per yard OJC
45LincE, Atwood Black Englis, Cheviot s"l.ing 49C
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WAIST

Specials for Monday.
Imp'd Silk Costume Waists,
silk lined .:.:: 1850
Glace Silk Shirt Waists, au-
tumn shades for cloth
dresses s.75
A collection of Dress Waists
in fancy silks . SIS
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800 DAGHESTAN, SHIRVAN,
CARABAGH, GUENDJEC, AND MIS-
SOUL RUGS. 3 to 4 feet wide by 8 to z
feet long, at $500, 500, 600. 500,
1000, 1900.
100 ANTIQUE AND MODERN
sHIRVAN RUGS, 3 to 4 feet wide by
AZ to 5le feet long, at $l2.bO, 1900.
PERSIAN HALL STRIPS, a large as
sortment to select from, Gig to 4l2 feet wide
bv II to IS feet long, at $500, 1900.
20. 90, 22.OO. 24.OO.
RAGDAD PORTiERES OR COUCH
COVERS, $2.3 400, 800, 100 and up.
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DRESS GOODS

What you don't expect oft comes TO pas.
FOR EXAMPLE
A Lot OF Fine Novelty Goods.
left on Importers hands
because delivery was delayed. has
come to us. aud instead Of
the Dollar nifty they should bring
Here they arc Ht...... .o6
Don't delay II you want hnt choice!
A great variety OF Fine hixtures.
Fancies aud Plaids In the newest
and Best colorlngs and Effects
~ to 90 inches wide .......... .4o..... SO 10
All Wool Checks. Plaids and Novelties. ...... IA
New B0ucle Plaids ..,....., .S9
40 inch Extra quality Sergesi value 5o.....". 80
New Fall Novelties. ........., .S9
IS inch All Wool Tailor suitings-ail colors... 30
90 inch Extra quality Ladies' Cloth
coiors and Black .4o
Black Dress Goods
~ inch Extra Heavy Siciiicnnes good lusire. so
40 inch Storm Sergcs-60 cent quality...,..". 80
Imported Jacquards; Fine quality Aohairsi
All Wool Examines; regular price e0..,.... go
JUST RECEIVED
Full line OF Astrakhans-Black and Gray,
1893 to sos "..""....very moderately Priced
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UPHOLSTERY
When we claim for this department
LARGEST ASSIGNMENTS
eREA1esr STOCK
BEST VALUES
we stat, Whist meme can deny.
Lace Curtains-every new style 40 to $500
Heavy curtains-ail new fabrics Lac to $500
Sash Laccs-the leading kinds cato 2.ee
Tapestriss-latest ideas .2o 70 1913
prapery Silks-cholcest designs .29 to 80
Denims and cretonnes-a7 to 80 inch g. 70 80
Cotton Draperies-all widths "a TO .69
Couch covers-plain and fr.ngsd 70 to eos
Table Covers-1 to 3 yards lie to l4.eS
window shades-all qualities IT to 2.4o
Poles-ali kinds Ia TO 4.eS
Fringes aud Edges lSto l.3o
Rugs and squares-ali sizes SO TO $500
Fur Rugs plain and combination l.7o to 700
spEclALs ENUMERATED BELOW
are like the larger iIow.rs In q bouquet-msfe prom.
luent. but not more worthy. than others 10 be seen
for III: seeking.
Extra nne Irish Point Lace
Curtainr-white aud Ecru-wide
borders-n figured centres ...........3. o6..5.99
Tanbour and Renaissance Curtains
nne aualites---choIce OF over SO styles
sa and 4 yards long:
sos value 500 g. value 1900
7.es value 100 lice value 1900
Fish Net Curtains in dainty enocts
particularly desirable for bedrooms
and dining rooms-all ruf1ed-with and
without inser.ings. ...............l .49..2.oS
Renaissance and Empire Tapestry Portieres
In Q full range OF the best colorings-
including the new green's and browns
all full width-throw- over fringe
with deep netted border
far richer In appearance than
price would lead one to expect .............. 2.99
Heavy Corded P~ortieres in Emb'd
erects--tastefuI and distinctive
colorings and designs in
Oriental and Gobelin
and Egyptian effects. 500
Armure SILK Portieres -
these goods are astonishing value,
for they are pure silk and reversible-
and cannot be reproduced for our price,. sos
Heavy Gross Point Tnpestries-Gobelin
and Hers,dc designS-l2 colorings ....... .96
Imported Furniture velvets-high art designs
and Silk figured Tapsstrles-value 100. lilo
Furniture Corduroys-plain and figured ...... 81
Double.faccd Cretonnes-oO inch-value 40 .3o
Figured Denlms aud Burlaps ................ .l2a
New Gold figured Crcpes-value .l9....... liza
Best Figured snkolines-9s inch ..."."."... liza
Oriental stripe scrims-double border. a.. .lo
Irish Point and Tambour vestibule Iaces 49,. 30
Irish Point II riallion Sash Laces--vaiuel .o0 .99
Plain Drapery silks-best colorings ......... .3P
Tambour sash Laces-deep border-tO inch. .2A
French Tapestry Couch Cover-Brocade
and Armurc- frnged-3L yts. long 2.o9
Bamboo and Rope Portieres. ... ......... .o6 to 700
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Don't wait until temperature eompcIs you 10 hur
rlsdly provide the needed
WRAP OR JACKET
Buy now. and be prepared. ............T They vho
take time by the iorsloek seldom regret Il.
Here are some Tempters
To Immediate Purchase
Medium Weight Kersey Jackets-
all colors-ny front-tailor stitched
silk lined throughout ................ 3,oS
Black and CORD Cheviot-shield f~ront..... A,os
Boucle and Kersey Black and col'd
some half lined with silk ................ COS
Double face whipcord-tanor stitched
seams-new patch pocket. ........... e,o6
FINES JACKETS TO % 90
Military and Golf C~apes-scotch plaid
or plain cold linings. ..."............ 81
Fine Kersey Cloth-corded
satin straps-button trim-talor nnish -. o,o0
Silk MatelaSse Capes-heavy
silk cord trim and epaulettes-full
Thibet coliar-silk lined ................ 1898
FINER cAPEs TO $500
seal Plush Capes-fur trln-coId lining.... 4.08
Combination Collarettes-fur trim ........ 6.ee
Plush cspes-al over braided and Jetted-
fur trim-new pleated back .......... 9.eo
otheu-shield front--sable fur and jet
changeable silk lining. ................ ll.o6
Handsome Velour Blouse Jackets-nne
jet emb'd-saole fur trim ............ 24.90
FINER PLUSH GARMENTS TO $500
Ladies' Dresses Of Wool Serge and fancy Mlxtures-
new short or REFER jacket-silk lined
also Russian Blouse Costumes-sflk braided 9.o0
Rough cheviot Serge Dresses-tight back
with Blouse front or R~eefer-silk lined ..,...ll.eS
Fancy Plaid Shirt waists-lined throughout. 90
Changeable TAfeta silk full front .......... 2.oS
Moirs Velour silk-fancy colos ....".""... 3.es
Wool Jersey waists-some braid trim. ... l.eS
Full line OF Wool and Silk and
Wool sweaters-all colors. ..........l. SO to sos
whipcord Bicycle Suits
some with silk lined Waists. ... MINIMUM. COS
FlAnnelette wrappers-some braid trim. ~
Black nsurcd Briniantine skirts ........... l.ee
New All Wool Navy and
Black Serge skirts-strap seams. ...."... 2.o9
Black Satin and Silk Brocade skirts ........... 7.o0
FINER DRESSES TO 30. 90
FINER WAlSTs-To $500
FINER VAST WRApPERs--To 2.se
FINER DRESS sKlRT5---Io $500
Teagown Special
Wool Fiannel-velvet ribbon
trim-slashed circular
coliar-lined throughout. ....."..... 3.9S
FINER In all tho desirable
wool materials aud plain and fancy
silk--elaborately trim'd to....,..... 3a.o0
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INDIA CARPETS, in beautiful creams,
reds, blues, yellows, greens INC browns, all
sizes from q by 8 feet to l3 by 20 feet, at
$4,000. 1890, go. 100. 80. 90, $500 and
up.
CASHMERE RUGS, in just the right
sizes for bedrooms, libraries and music
rooms, at $500, 1000. 2 400, 30 90.
FEREHAN CARPETS. in a large va
riety of handsome Eastern patterns, prin-
cipally in small designs, in very attractive
colorings, dark reds and blues predominant
ing excellent for dining rooms and libra
ries. The Ferchans are noted for their fine
wearing qualities $4,000, 5000. $500
and up.
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III E a II IN
West fourteenth Street,
The Power Of Stores
TO GIVE GOOD VALUE
Depends Upon Two Things:-
low TuEu Ry, HON, TuEu Ce,,

How They Bug How They SELL.
THOSE WHO PURCHASE ON LONG HME, paying bills in so
and 90 days, cannot BUY to best advantage.
THOSE WHO GIVE CREDIT, waiting three to tuelue months for
settlement of bills, cannot SELL to best advantage.
We Bug for Cash-we SELL for Cash.
Therefore
We CAN and DO Bug at Lowest Prices.
We CAN and DO SELL at Lowest Prices.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-06-05

No man Il better known a. an active,
conscientious aud vigorous. harti.wOrk.
ing lawyer than George a. Trude. Rug.
ged In his character and his makeup
he II good type Of Western intelli.
gence and grit.
No mistake was made by the Demo.
Gratis when they placed him upon their
judicial ticket Us candidate for the
Circuit bench. and no man Is better
equipped than he. both In knowledge
and experience. for the place. He has
held important public place and he NIL.
ed the office Of City Attorney with no.
markable ability and credit.
Mr.. Trude IL u New-YOrker. having
been born In LOckpOrt. He came to
Chicago with his parents In 1875, and
he has resided here ever since. His
education was acquired In the Chicago
public schools. where he graduated
from the high school with hOnOrs.
subsequently Mr.. Trude studied law
and graduated from tho Union College
OF Law, and was admitted to the bar.
For fifteen years or more George A..
Trude has been practlcing attorney.
and his business has extended through
all the courts.
He has been leading counsel In much
important litigation, and has been pro.
verbally successful In winning Ills
cases. Energetic. untiring, he has been
enabled to accomplish an enormous
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-06-05
Paris to Have an immense Telescope

Paris to Have an Immense Telescope
One Of the immense wonders of the
great Paris Exposition of 1900 Is to be a
telescope Of gigantic power. The object
lens Is to he fifty.One inches In diane.
ter. and the huge instrument will bring
the moon within an apparent distance
from us of one mile. To accomplish
this, however. the telescope must EN-
body other new features than merely
gigantic size. as reports from leading
astronomical centcrs in the country
show. The New York Herald. for COM
PARSONS sake, gives the diameters of
the object glasses Of the greatest tele.
scopes in the world: The largest in ex.
istence Is the Lick. whose object glass
il thirty elk inches across. The second
largest Il Mt Pulkowa, Russia. with
glass Of thirty inches. The third Is at
the University Of Virginia. its glass I've.
ing twenty-six inches. Harvard has
the fourth largest, with twenty-four
inch glass. and the Nth In size belongs
to Princeton College. The famous
Yerkes telescope glass, the latest Of the
celebrated productions at Cambridge.
Mass, is rated at forty inches diameter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-06-05

amount Of work. Few men at his age
have attained a better record.
In 1892 Mayor Hampstead Wash.
burne selected Mr.. Trude to MI the I'M
expired term Of Jacob ]. Kern. the
City Attorney, who had been elected
states Attorney. Washburnc Is Re.
publican and Mr.. Trude IL Democrat.
but the Mayor recognized the lawyers
ability and chose him for the important
place to which Democrat had been
previously elected.
In the following year George A.
Trudc appeared before the people as
candidate for City Attorney, having
been nominated for that place by the
Democrats. He showed his strength
before the people by running ahead Of
his rlcket by $500 votes.
His services us City Attorney proved
invaluable, and he saved a great many
thousands Of dollars to the city. OF
Mr.. Trude It can he truly said that he
II a wheelhOrse, rs well as warhOrse
of Democracy. Young and aggressive,
well learned In the law, and an ardent
student. he will make an excellent
Judge. Courteous In his manner, gen
erOus In thought and action. he cannot
hut prove popular among the people. as
well rs the members OF the bar.
1t goes almost without saying that
Mr. Trude will be elected. and by an
overwhelming majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-06-05

he received was one of the kind that
stop the work of mans memory
and pnr.llyze most Of his other fnc,il-
ties. Suffice II to say that after the
crowd had cliccred him until 1t was
tired. and had voiced Its collective Opin.
ion Of him through the agency Of Dr..
=. u. Walton. Justice Schultz. II. =.
Taylor. George Kaste. Q. II. Mitchell
and Fitzgerald Murphy. Mr.. Thornton
was obliged to return the compliment.
which he did In brief speech Of ac-
acknowledgement In which he expressed
his deep gratitude for the magnificent
reception rendered him and declared
that he would rather go down TO defeat.
knowing that he had the support Of his
nelglbOrs Of ten and twenty years
standing. than he successful In the face
of their opposition.
When he had finished speaking the
meeting unanimously adopted resolu.
tlons indorslng him rs u citizen and n
judicial candidate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-06-05

al Hail to the CHIEF until he had
dotted his Ovcralls and made his ap.
pc,tslncc upon his front stOOp.
The hand was accompanied by large
number Of loyal Auburn Park friends
Of AIR. Thornton. who escorted him In
state 10 Timnerman's hall. which was
filled to overlooking with his old neigh
lOrs. After they hMd. individually and
through their spokesman. said things
In Mr.. ThorntOn's presence which
brought hot bushes to the gentleinnn's
cheeks. and Ind formally passed rcso.
buttons. imsed upon their personal
knowledge of MIN. Undressing him as u
man ana rs a candidate. he was cap.
turcd by u delegation from EnglcwoO,l.
which carried him OF to a similar gath.
crlng at Arcade Hall. where fully 5000
people awaited his coming.
II IL doubtful whether Mr.. Thornton
could. II questioned. recall many details
Of the first fifteen minutes after he en-
tered the hall. for the welcome which