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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-15

The Chicago Eoening Post has found
The Sprague-C Craig breach of promise suit
inspiring, and here is one of the conse-
4uences:
Amanda Craig,
And 'Lisha Sprague,
They fell in love ut sight;
He liked her style,
She liked his pile,
And everything went right;
Twas bill aud COO,
And I love you;'
My duck, my dear delight
Alack! alas!
1t came to pass
That hope should suffer blight,
And love, which trusted
Too much, be busted
In breach-of-promise fight!"
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The walters strike has ended disas-
trously for the men. Tho hotel proprie.
tors have refused to re-employ them.
Only about twenty of the $50 have been
taken back. The Walters Union has
allowed every man to go to work wher-
ever he can. Those who were taken
back were compelled to renounce allie.
glance to the society. It is expected
that the others will receive plenty of en-
ployment at the watering places.
What is the meaning of lost in
French?" said cab-driver to a foreign
gentleman. "Perdu." "Well, then,
your trunk is perlu, said the cab. driver.
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The City of Worms is one of the most
interesting places in Germany connected
with the history of Lutheranism. The
great Protestant Congress which assem-
bled there on Monday appears to have
been thoroughly imbued with the spirit
of Luther, and took the same stand
against the Pope (Pius IN which the
great hereto himself took against tho
Pope Leo X) when, 34S years ago, he
appeared before the Dict of Worms, and
in the brilliant presence of the Emperor,
the princes and mobiles, the church dig
nltaries, and great concourse of specta :
tors. AS the apostle of the Reformation,
Luther at that time boldly challenged
the authority of the Pope. So now,
after the lapse of centuries, his followers
met to renew the challenge, and uphold
the spiritual independence which Luther
then asserted at the peril of his life. The
magnificent monument of Luther which
stands in the City of Worms is o less
worthy commemoration of his character
than the Congress which has just been
held to re-assert his principles.
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Something New!

oUMeCHlnR NEW!
UST RECEIVED direct from st. Louis.
~ Mo-, by rail, ''
GREEN LIME on commission,
40 Dbls. Double Extra Family Flour.
40 bbls. L. L. L. G. Extra Family Flour. ftrv
it, wy
Which we offer at greatly reduced prices
Call and be convinced.
June ID LEAPHART & SLOAN
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South Carolina---Richland County.
w. w. Rife, applicant, u.s. Thomas G. Rife ct
al. Defendants.-Petitiont for partition Of
Real Estate.
TT APPEALING to my satisfaction that s. L.
Il Chamblis, Mrs. NJ. E. Martin and 8. B. Cha
ney, Defendants, reside without this State: it
is, therefore, Ordered. That they do appear
and object to the division or sale of the real
estate OF Jacob Rife, deceased, on or before
the 5th day OF July, A. d. 1862 or their con-
sent to the same will be entered Of record
WILLIAM II. WIGG,
May IL tufl7 Judge OF Probate.
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To Rent,

r.. THE TWO HOUSES at East and West
1Hf ends of the buildings lately occupied by
..E1A. Nj. Hunt. For particulars apply to
the subscriber. JOHN ENGLiSH.
juno 10 ... 0s
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Mansion House, Greenville, s. C.
Il Hotel has just been placed in superior
order to accommodate guests during the sum
mcr. & SWAMI AT T. A
Juno ID III Proprietor
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Broad River Bridge Company.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS will be
"A held on FRIDAY next, at the Hall of the
independent Fire Engine Company, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. G w BFARREN
june 10 tuf2 Secretary and Treasurer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-08
~ OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES;
r1 l6 PASSED AT TUE
FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY
na .o FIRST CONGRESS-.
TPUBLICi- No 2 !

Hl % sa,n PUBLIc.- No, 2 .
AN ACT supplementary to auScI entitled
"An ac. 10 authorize tho extension,
Construction, ond dsU Of q lateral
branch Of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad into and within IhG District
Of Columbia" approved February 5.
1897.
BE Il enacted by Me Senate dnl IL SC
Of Representatives. Of tic United .Stat,s Of
An,e,iea in Congress assembled, That the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad C1m-
pony. which, by tho act Of Congress on.
titled "An act 10 authorize the extension.
construction, and use of lateral brinrh
Of the Baltimore end PoLomsc railroad
into and within tho District! oil CoIumbiu," Z"
was auihOrizsd 10 extend into and con-
struct within the District OF Columbia
the lateral branch Of its road 10 said act
Of Congress mentioned, may enter the
city Of Washington with Lheir paid rail-
road and construct the same within the
limits Of said city on and BY whichever
che Of the two rouies herein designated
tho said company may elect and deter
mine upon. that is 10 say.
First. Besianiry a, the intersection Of
Boundary street add North Carolpl ave
uGas thence southwest sardIy Glo6g said
Moth Carolina avenus to South D street;
thence slong South D street westa0rlly
to Virginia avenue, thence along VIr-
ginia sysnua noTlhgestVamly 10 the in
lsrsection OF South q street and West
Ninth street; or,
Second. Beginuiugst some point on
the northern shore Of tho eastern Gronoh
Of the Potomac river between South L
aud South NJ streets; thence weStsatiIg
between said streets 10 The Intersection
Of Virginia avanuo with South L anl
East Twelfth streets; thence along said
Virginia ayonuo hor,hwtStwordly 10
South X street; th,hco along sSil South
K street weSiWardly TO South Fourth
street; thence by a lino cprciog to the
right, to tho north bank Of the canal,
SOd thence along the said bank Of The
canal AorlhwostRardly to Virginia ave-
nuo;thOnoO along VirglniA avenue notth
vsn.WardIy 10 the intersection OF Soutt
| y and WOst Ninth streets.
SIC, 2. AHd tshfRihy caat,ed, Tia
in all C,iss whore ,hO patltas cNaip,
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0yEs DRessIxG,- - Butchers usually
kill tLer victims before dressing lhem
Mothers frequently dress theirs before
killing rhcm We noriced IN innocenl
!itl!e GID, Of ubOut five ,esrs, in ths
street yesterday. dressed and piuched
.Hilhin ln iHclisai r.Jife. For health
sud rsmiort he migStps we'll have been
in the eWbtacs Of young anaconda -
Bu' though the pattern was scant, it was
love oI a patt,fO, and the little crea.
,ure wore butterfly on her head, and Of
course ii was all right and she was o
darling, How would ore manage TO
have gimo Of ronps do you think,
with socb an anatomy Of silks, lace and
ribbons? One might as well attempt to
romp with faOcy show case. We have
a law, and very good one It is. 10 pro.
tert quals. We want suolher--a law
to protect children! Why, here ore
places in This Isnd Of ours. where, one
can ses FIVE hundred epiomes of human
ity. without seeing single specimen of
an old dfsslriooed, red checked checked.
apron child. ,A! ia.'i rs.7-
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Many yshm ago Massachusetts
teacher saw boy como into his school
who bore bad character. He deter
mined. if he could, 10 make o good boy
Of him So he spoke kindly TO him, and
be behaved well that day. The next
morning, The prudential committee (es
be was calIed) came ln, and said: Mr..
T., hear that bad fellow. j., has
come to your school, Turn him out at
once! be will spoil the rest OF The boys.
no. sir replied the tescher; i will
leave The sehool. if you say so. but can
not exprl boy SO long as 10 behaves
himself we'll So lie kept him, aud en-.
couraged him, and confded in him, till
be became one Of tho best boys 10 school
Years aftsrward, that boy, having grow1
10 manhood and obtained nu honorable
position iu ife. would take special pains
10 visit his old teacher and thank bin
for having been the means Of saving him.
Wrong doers would more often reform
If they could fnd any ono who would
trust them and help them.
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FOR You.
ST PEARL RIvrls.


A thought a thought for the rosy morn.
Ths. comes through the gates Of dew !
Bntlll keep akinder, happier thought
FOr tvilightapd for you.
4 word word for the hummIng bird,
, Attic the jessanine new, ..a
viii my lip let slip, but my heart will keeT
It's soRest words foryOu.
A song a cong for the mOeking bird.
In answer to his so true
But you know right Fell always keep
Ny sweetest song for you.
A kiss Kiss for the sweet red rOIe,
And one of the violet blue
But standing here at the garden gate.
l'llkesp one back for you.
A sighI asigh for my pale whiteross,
That the chilling night wind slew
But | answer You when tbs lilies say,
I am sighing most for you
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Josh Billings Welcomes spring cs fol-,
lows; Spring came this yesr as mu,ch
ns usual, hail batuous virgin. 5000 yean
old Ond upwaris, hale and harty old gal,
wslcum lew YORK State AEl parts odja
cent. Nov the birds Jaw, now the cat.
lie hoIlsr. nov the pigs scream. now tho
geese warble, now the kals sigh, aud
nOtur is lEiskyj the vi,.u,us bcdbug and
the nobby cockroach are singing Yantes
Doodle. and coming ibro The sti1 NeR
may bo seen the muskaiter, thsI gay
outlined crj.er oe jcstiuy, solitary and
alone, eylmipiug bis last years bid, aud
now may be heard, with tbq naked ear,
the hoaEse shanghisb, bawllpg 10 the
baru.yard,' "
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The GosporI, Ind, Independent mar
rates as follows:
A bashiuI onl rather green young rel.
low invited young lady to aitsql a bal!
with him ono nigh, last uummer, The
invilplion was accepted, sud tho couple
appeared at the ball. Atler dancing Tor
some lime 'grsOny' saw bis partner sit
ting in one corner of the room oil alone.
Now was bic chance, 80 ho walked up 10
whcte the lady was sitting and sat down
beside her All we'll so far bu, the
bashful fellow was at n loss for some.
thing to cay, He GjgetOd about con-
slderobly, aud was sweating proIusely.
Finally. taking hold Of bis willed collar.
he commenced the conversation thus
1T is powerful warm 10 this room. My
shirts vel, Sin't yours?'
His partner blushed, said nothing, but
took bis arm for The next dance.
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tAehmeut toIthe community, hsyO the
right Ofsufrage.' 3 - bs,.,
The Constitution Of North Carolina
provided that ahw ,,,
AN tresmaa Of tho aga OF lWsnly,O ne
years who have beon iphabitonh Of any
oue county within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding tho day
Of aOy election, and shall have pei9
pablo taxes, shall be entitled 10 vote ior
members Of the house Of commons Tor
the county 10 which they reside
Tho constitution Of Georgia declared
that
The electors Of tho members Of both
branches Of the general assembly, Shal
be citizens and inhabitants Of this state,
and shall have attained 10 the age OF
tYenty-onO years, aud have paid lax Tor
the year precodiuS tho election, and
shall have resided SIX months within
the county,
Tho constitution Of South Caroline
provided that
"The qualifications Of Ru sleQtor shall
DO, every free ,ohite man. and no other
person, who acknowledges the being of
God, and believes 10 future state Of
rewards and pupishments, aud who hap
oItaiued the age OF one and twenty yoara,
and hath been an inhabilSnt and resident
in this state for tho space Of ono whole
year before the day appointed Tor the
election hO offers to give his vote o,.
aud hath freehold at least Of tifty acres
Of land, or q town lot, and hath been
legally seized and possessed Of the same
at least six months previous 10 such
election, or hath paid q tax the preceding
year, or w0s taxable The present year, AT
least six monibs previous TO the said
election, in sum equal to tho tax on
G(ty acres Of land, 10 the support Of this
government, shall ben person QuOli6ed
to vote Tor, and shall be capable Of elect
ing representative ar representatives,
Thus il will be seen that in every State.
with the exception Of South Carolins,
'ireomon' hHd tho right to the elective
franchise provided they had the requisite
qualifications common to oil voters
When we remember the amount ofblood
aud treasure which has been expended
in puttiug down the rebellion, vo DO not
believe that ihero will bo found many
who will consout to follow Soulh Caroli
na's iguoble example, Even sho has
seen the folly of her position and hop
promptly ratified the Fifteenth Amend.
mont, -
We conclude tbi' article with tho
words Of Jefferson ,Virsinis'S
once noble but nov disinhcritGd son:
THE true foundation of republican
government is the equal right OF every
citizen in lis person and property, ond
ip their management, Try by this as
tally every provision Of our Constitution
aud see If il hangs directly on tho will Of
The people, F.7
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-08

A DscK HAND lNHERlrs HALY A Mn.
LION OF DOLLARS Henry Murty, many
years ago a de,k baud employed on
steamers about Pittsburgh Owned by the
Poe family, has recently fallen heir to
hall million of dollars at St. Louis. A
short time previous 10 his sudden good
fortune be was employed on a 81. Louis
and New 0rlOsus packet, commanded by
Capt. Tom Rogers, of this city, About
two years ago on account was published
in the S.. Louis papers of the discovery
ofa deromposing corpse in lonely room
Of a large building ia that city. The
corpse was that of man named Sulli-
van lienfy Mury was this mans cou
sin and his heir. Sullivan was an old
citizen Of uos,ciable disposition Rod
habit" and vas possessed ofgresL wealth
as 'hc sequel shows. Murty. Us heir Of
the deceased, through the agency Of his
iSwyer. Mr. Brojhead, was lately banded
tho sum Of oRa hunlred and ninety five
ihcusonl dollars, and the real estate,
ISuds and stocks which accrue TO him,
will raise the enlire amount of wealth
nov possessed BY this lately frendless
aud seemingly roniented liishman, to
-four or 6vo hundred thousand dollars.
Wha;'ii he do with it? n,
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Inscription given BY New York pa.
per, 10 an account Of aineR monument
recently erected 10 our village church.
ySrj' Erected 10 the memory Of John
Phillips, accidentally shot -ss a mark Of
sffscliou By bis brother
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A Connnclcut editor tell 90 En icy
side walk last week. lie dill not use
Complimentary language, ls some
you'd have done. but bi. hislips, rubbed
dowu the bruises, and while bcnevo,
lent smile radialcd his colatensnce. 70.
marked: I'VE don't cherish my III will
but for lish, and entertaining reading
matter, recommend 10 US the obituary Of
The man WHO owns tho sidewalk
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DR.. ]. S. STONE,
DIR. l.. II. CAMPBELL,
Physician and Surgeon,

Point Pleasant, Vest Va,
uAvING located permanently at Point
II. Pleasant, offers his professional seryieOS
10 the citi1cns Of the town and vicinity. Ho
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance OF tue liberal patronage he has
already received.
He may be found Al all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged.
November 5-ly.
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LoyE.-Thtre is nothing on earth
worthy Of being compared i3r moment
with love. No other ,hing that can give,
by i'self, unaIloyod bSppinsss A love
less liieis worlb less, though passed. 10
luxury and crowned with the pruudGdl
lagrels Of successful ambition. A life
we'll sci about with love is blessed,
though haunled bfth0. relentless fate
which seems 10 deny 10 some men and
women whallhO void calls success -
To have been without a parln;,s loys io
childhood: withOu. the love Of brothers
and s'.ers 10 have passed youth without
that more romantic love, which makes
hesgen Of earth, and live on'ia maturity,
neither fseling nor inspiiog hat strong,
enduring love which mbkcs Suy sartifce
easy, ao'l toll pleasant, any burden Iigbl,
60 that il heneGls tie well beloved, is to
be poor indeed, so poor that even the
plying angels have no arms to give that
can do any good. And yet how many
know no,hing Of love, or only under
stand the vord in itg coarsesl .eu.e, SO
that one blushes to have uttered 4, in
such presence. How many, more pure
than these, speer al it as o delusion aud
obSgrdiiy, not understanding tha, pure
love is not hing Of the senses, but of
the soul no, fame aickeriog and fash
ing over the passionate time Of life, but
soft. steady glow, lighting it from the
cradle 10 ttc grave. and, one may even
hope, burning OH beyond it, since God
is love, and we are his image.
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A reckless French writer doelMsIihat
Ftonch Iepalas become uglsr from GEM
Grafton TO genstStiOn. and that 10 thirty
years there will hardly b. ? prslg awC;
man 10 oil France,
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A Georgia editor, iniignantsl The pas
sage Of tho fifteenth Amendment, can
only express himself 10 the following
language; Let Congress GIL Ia alop.,ub
with ,a9ominaIioOs, lha GaorslG Legs.
latur0 can gOESl' them Sithoq. bliHkDS.'
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CABELL HOUSE,
BARBoURsvILLE, WEST

BARBoURsvILLE, WEST VA.
JOHN Z. HATFIELD, Proprictor
,UN!IlS IouSo has recently been renovated
and enlarged The travelling public
Yay rely upon receiving gVea ,tealmsnt. -
eASwSS IsSNs1lHs nOka5-ty,
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SALARlra The Gar OF au,ia ue,S
ssS 900 a day. and tho PRECEDENT tf ihs
Uyiled Sln'as $4,000 . year --only I
..l.gh d!a'''n''. q sSsgap0o y shS
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PRoFEsSION4IG 4 BUSINESS CARns
AsoNIc,

MASONIC. ,
The regular communication OF Mintura
Lodge No, 10. A. F. and A. NJ, are held
monthly. on the night OF the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding. {.
". L. RUFFEER, Secretary.
sept ls. ls6s-ly.
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From the Paris Ken,aekiau.
PLISSFUL TERMINATION OF \
ROMANTIC COURTsuIP. -

A handsome young clerk in the
Louisville post.otics, while performing z
his task Of Distributing the mail doubt.
less often wondering whether the mjssiyc
hs handled with 50 little ceremony car.
ried 10 soma happy heart news that
would sadden Il for life. or bear Joy and
gladness 10 . sOrpuing breast-saw
frequently pass through his hands a
name exquisitely slliteralive-musicOl
as the Irills of tho nightingale, Lido
Lilly There was in il ths very sound
which aroused every romsnlic impulse
in his breast, and its sweet music lin
gereI iu bis heert like the delicious echo
of some rare and enchanting song, How
fond he grew Of i'll How softly to him
self bis lips Oft syllabled tho name Aud
how With bis daily dl,ieS we're intcr-
woven q thousand dsy-drsams-lairy
castles in which the leading figure was
far lovslier than Titsbia herself. His
fervid fancy furnished food for thought,
and he gave il free reign until he found
himself in love-irpvocObly in love-
With the fair unknown.
Acting upon theimpulse Of yarn
heart, psPers, raagszines- --such reading
as lady Of taste would choose--f from
his hOud followed lhe direction Of the
letters. The lNly a2peciaiod tho deli
cate stleniiOns Of ber uoknowa i,icnd
but was LOST in wonder as to who il could
be. Naturally, when her curiosity wls
OTeused, an Interest ip The nlyslerous
stranger was also excrei At lasl, and
itsesms 10 haply uOmeRt, he vsnlurcd
on letter, words with delicate md
chivalrOus courtesy and, with lhat nigh
sense honor characteristic oflhe young
men Of Kentucky giving unQaestionabls
proof that he was a gentleman Of whose
aequAintanco none need be ashamed, 4
correspondence ensued, and sfler a time
photographs wers exchanged What
was his delight 90 seeing, looking up al
him from the coIte de viSite, face as
beautiful rs the one that had blessed his
drcsms
Soon the cold medium Of tic post
grew dstagteIul, and now to press his
snit iP person. The picture had nps
ilatlersd.. The fair original vas more
charming han the rose ami lilly b'euded,
and ho saw inshor parsou the realization
Of bis IDEAL Of female grace md lowell
ness, His passionate wooing ut length
won a sweet confession and saGe,er
promise from the blnshing girl. aod ia a
years time he led herlo lhe altar a load,
cOqGlipg bride. giving her life into The
kfePiog fhiU she loved and trusted,
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R. s. GROWN,

oRREY AT LAW,
ieiII.L practice in ihs counties OF Mason
w Jackson Snd Witt. Address, Raycns
ssoa. West Va, Ehpril II 'I-lys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.

sbn Boston journal records the success o.
rather novel art effort lately lnadeat Sheise,
DWSssrs periofmance Of one part piece, written
Inv himself under the tltlc OF ChnOs ~ 70
az baosn we read is very Ingenious The aet0 Jety
presents "many phases OF emotion har9gpg il clear
tetSnsR And we are also told that MT ;or an honr
Walker "in keeping an audience "a author aud
actor" ~ co,vestou
John Brougham appeared at t91 V his Hoag
exas Theater. two weeks ago in Flakes Bueiin Of
tSe al inst We desire 10 be nn4ers'3S a,seT was the
pure fact when we say thas saw upon the Galveston
sIage wilkins Moarber docs HOy Uses off ike the
mTh and rocEns soaS water bottle but lie q that quiet
hamor which enjoy NUS carcatare ia not ly ap
1he M i one wakes p ia me n'ght win laugh ~
s,me ssliest point that passeo uhheeue~ ""'A WV
was before his eyes" G.
@ .Io occasion of the opening of the st.
I0es,s Theaer. in London under the managemen. ~
hrs 10 5o MARX smith appeared Hdrcdsae We are glad
&c learn that this sterling Ret0r-a gehuemsn, T to
100 sonnd In sense and pure IN lhe-found immediate
ta RE London Standard says Mr.. Mark Smith s
,ssessed Of good appearance full round voice. anu
sear aud distinct 9te ran o ~ Ee,ss spcaRs to the
same effect "Of the new corners MT Mark siultn ~
eIha ms the best He played Hafdcase In an easy hhd
sstural manner. and gives every promise or Deeong
great fayorte on this side of the water The otheI
:Smers DarS5 ud 6o,o to a sT Mr. Barton H who
riayed Young MarlOnoe The appearance OF
From fSe nrevsnS use Of light coorsblue and rose
n,pkthe effect of great space is obtained. The ceiling
Is Intended TO represent clear sky studded WIN stars,
nile round the tiers panels Of raised gdeo
aud ded cupds alternate The haugings OF the private
boxes consist of blue satin vaances relieved by SILVER
stars with lace curtains band OF scarlet velvet en-
circles tile dress tier The stall chairs covered WIN
blue Sardinia CLOTH relieved with ruby gimp ana brsss
nails Two wtde passages, one inside ana one ontslde
the auditorium surround the stalls, and broad aisle IS
opeped down the center The chief novelty OF the new
is that there IL no pit or, 10 speak uoI
eoFTectly the whole Of the pit space is occupied Dy s
chairs The act drop. representing 81 James ~.
ace during the Of Charles H. A d. 1918 IS the JOINT
production of Messrs OCOnnor and White; the ngufes'
by the latter artist including the famous Earl OF Roches
ser and Samuel Pepys."