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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
HARD On TRAAPS.
Those noie' Birds Of Passage not Allowed
10 STAY ia or Leave Richmond.

ihose Noiet Birds Of Passage not ALLOW ed
10 STAY ia or Leave Richmond.
The army OF tramps that are now pass.
ing through Richmond bound for Charles
ton, Savannah, Florida, and other sec.
lions OF the Sunny South, have gotten
between CYlla. and Chsrybdis, where they
get nights lodging without bosd In one
OF The siatiOn-houses here, and come be.
fore Justice Crutcbheld, he tells them
that 81 they will pursue hungrily fbcir
way towards the genial South within a
lew hours, he will not punish thfm
They accept in good will and march
across the free-hridge ia strike the Rich.
mond & Petersburg railroad track.
But Manchester has To give them a
nights lodging also before they make for
Petersburg, and Chief Of Police Lips.
comb there thought II time 80 stop The
nuisance. So when the last batch starr
cd on their Southern Journey Yesterday
they were met at the Manchester end o.
The Free bridge by the entire free Of The
Manchester police and walked back t0
Richmond. The Manchester police Of
course had 10 authority ON The bridge,
which Is within the corporate limits Of
Richmond.
The question raised Is, what are these
iramps 10 do No law can keep person
from walking through a city so long as
he behaves himself If these Southern
bound tramps conduct themselves peace
bly, IL seems strange that the guarding q
q city Of 10000 inhabitants should bt
neglected in order That q bridge should
be watched 50 os 20 keep strng
glers from walking over IL and
ihe tramps 20 keep from iret ling on ,he
bridge will have 10 jump the rocks IN
the river IN the Nighttime and 90
through the city when .he three guard
iaus OF the peace there are asleep OF
scoot around the city beyond their baili-
wick
II has been suggested that Lord Sack.
vile ought 10 be sent here 10 look after
The diplomacy Of the two cities on the
subject Of how mtu who have 10 walk
from Richmond 10 Petersburg can get
through our sister city beyond the James
Certain II IS, that unless something Is
done to relieve their hard lots the gentle
birds of passage, seeking relief in the
South from the regions Of their Northern
home, will be forced TO the dreadful al
Tentative OF going 10 work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

To the juice Of a tropical tree, men, "o-
men and children of today owe so much tnat
it becomes a wonder how humanity got along
baore the advent Of India rubber When
tls middle AGED men OK the present were
sehoolboys, tAe compound word "lndia fuo-
bns was defined O. q substance used chiefly
for erasing the marks 0f lead pencil
Thirty years flight finds the material a part
ard parcel Of tho life OF every civilized hui
man being. Tie city belle ana the farmer
hsve been benelciaries alike, for the iilmy
rossamer and tne fubbeI coat have oecoms
as important a part or town and country
wardrobes as have shoes and hats.
The fair one whose shopping must be done
whether it rains or shines brings forth per
waterproof cloak ana goes ont boldly. The
buttons that fasten the garment are made oil
iabbeY. There IS rubbcr ia various poru1%
OF her attire; hard ruobcr elastic rubber
and diverse forms of tho ubiquitous caOut-
ch0uc i incases her feet, keeps on her Aai
Or bonnet. holds IN shape unruly folds Of ap'
parei, clasps her pocket book, frames neI
e,eglases. retains iu place her dainty hosiery
and dos dUty ia othog ways unknown by
vet suspected Of man With him it is almost
equally necessary. though the comparative
simplicity Of his clothing does not bring intc
play SO many ioInls Of the wonderful article
ms is indeed a rubber age, wherein the sub
stance finds application o. almost every ari
aaA Industry. Tue lie blood OK handsome
tree Is drawn upon to render man compara
lively independent Of the clouds vagarie'
aud the wind piercing dampness III
Walter Raleigh's fame as discoverer Of th'
properties Of tobacco rs a solaec for human
i.v is as nothing compared TO the honol
Hhicb SHOULD he bestowed on the memory o.
the man that first gave 20 tho world tho sal
Of the rubber tree.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Whio tho j-year-old son OF John \. w.
Purcell was playing boat" in q mud pond or
fac marsh on the ''island, as is called strip
of wet wooded land on the Thomas Ii. Trem-
DER tract. IL the town Of Rochester, he was
attacked by a large number u swapping
turtles, very numerous IN that section, and
sustained several severe bites from the
hitherto considered inodensiye reptiles No
cause is known Tor the attack. aud IN that
section i entirely unprecedented. 1t seems
the first warning the li.tle fellow had was d
general gathering Of the turtles around him.
each uttering a peculiar croaking noise. The
little tot being questioned about 1t by the at
tending Shyslcian, said: "Zay al tommenee(
10 Lollar, Hn' / frew tones at 'eni. Zen
y,snasa AND failed, an zey all bite me leg
zan foots, an hurt me orfal bad" III
mother, hearing his screams, rushed to lI
assistance, only to find him completely SUI
rounded by the ugly things, which wer
literally chewing him TO pieces aud sucEin
his blood, aud it was with some difficulty tina
She beat them oif with clothes stick whle
sl,s happened to be holding IL ner hand,-
Peughksepsie News Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

r;ohtv mounds OF dynamite exploded
in a magazine near Bradford, IA, yes,es'
dsy. and the shock was fet twenty mica
away. No one was hart.
nululb MINI, is still booming. Las
week there were 500 transfers oi ~"
estate. 81 10000 being involved.
Dominico Fernano was shot ana kiiiee
hv Pierre Chico a, Shamokin, Pa, or
Saturday night. They had qnarfeieo
over cards.
st. Louis hopes to get another oriag. ".
across the Mississippi Inc money ,v' ava
the proiect-sIl, SOC, ,0o0-is said TO nave
been pledged. and work Is expected 'o
begin in the spring
Rumors Of al attempt TO rescue tnt
Bald Knobbers in prison at OZARK, nS
under sentence of death, have eaeseu .ns
sheriff to swear in 100 special depu"e'
for the defense OF the jail.
A man named J. A. Logue, from fot's
town. Pa. who enlisted In the Marine
Corps in Washington, D. e. recently
eitempted 10 commit suicide yesterday
morning BY placing the muzzie oi
Springfield rifle In his mouth ana puiips
the trigger by string attached 10 h,s m
foot. The ball lodged in the BACK OF MS
neck near the splnrl column Depres'
sion of spirits following spree was 'he
cause OF the act. He may recover
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

,o ,his court Yesterday the garnish
.-.-f snit Of Perez. G.. Courtney against
I. Richmond * Chesapeake RailIoad
A. Cmnany was heard.
TIis case wss on rarnishment hgains'
r-l.fr of Richmond To which Treasurer
C..lrer responded. lie said lac held The
t..tof MY. Charles =. Bclyin. The
..f involved was whether this bond
.,er the city to- secure her 10 certain
.~.rs relative 90 The Eighth street
..-.e wss Mr Belvin's personal bond.
.. ,.e bond Of the Richmond * Chess-
,-..ss Railroad, Of which he IS presi.
s.-t Sir Courtney claimed that u was
r- bond a. the railroad company. The
-.t-..9 company. by counsel, claimed Il
va. Sir Belyin's personal bond. The
....r.rrned verdict that The bond
N..ln. the property ct the hlchmonu
A. krna-aneske Railroad.
T amount of tue rarnishment was
S..r f,r services rendered.
n.. .nr was instituted, that OF Minnie
fseTsvl1r. against The Lie insurance
C.r..ay Of Virginia. The suit Is on
rv Damages leid at S400. No dec
la.Iou was fiied.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
4 TROLLEY BREAKS



Yesterday morning about 1890 o'clock
as one of the cars Of the electric line
passed the corner of Franklin and Eigh.
tecnih streets, the trolley by some means
broke the wire which fell to the ground.
4 dray and horse belonging 10 the firm
OF John W. Hughes & Son, commission
merchants, doing business al No 100
North Eighteenth street, happened TO be
crossing The track at the time The break
occurred. The wire struck the horse and
me animal went 10 horse heaven from an
electric current down its spinal column
without knowing how It got there.
The citizens in the DeighbOrhoOd and
The hangers-On al the corners fought Shy
Of that wire. aud for a little while there
was o small excitement The wire was
quickly attended 70 by employees of the
company There was little interruption
in the running Of cars and none in their
patronage
This teaches the necessity of carefully
looking after these electric wires. As
lime progresses they must naturally be-
come less and less substantial and more
and more liable to breskage The longer
they are up, the greater the liability TO
such occurrences.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
THE YOUTHFUL REf0RMAT0Ef.
An Industrial school for Juvenile Grim
inal- TO be Recommended.


inals TO be Recommended.
AT meeting of the Board of Public
Interests held some weeks ago, Mr.. w.
Deane Courtney, Mr. John NJ. Higgins
both of tue Common Council, and Mr..
T. II Elicit, Of the citizens, were ap-
pointed sub committee 10 report 10 the
full Board at d future meeting recon-
mendalions in regard to reiormatory
for youthful criminals a meeting was
10 have been held not long afterwards OF
the ub-cOmmitlee, but was not, because
of the absence OF Mr. Elicit, who was
attending 8 Baptist meeting in southwest
Virginia
A meeting vas held recently 10 Mr..
Courtney's office II was decided TO nc.
commend strongly such reiormalory
Il was decided 90 call it the industrial
School ior the Youthful Criminals. II
was further decided TO propose that the
same be established on the farm IN Hen
rico county nov owned by the city, To-
Gated about four miles northwaIdly from
the city limits, originally purchased toI
The purpose of a smallpox hospital This
property Is a large farm and has on It d
iarEe house. There are 10 be four wards
for white males and white females col
oled males and colOred females.
A resolution embOdyng the above and
other details will be submitted at the
meeting Of the Board Of Public Interest
and in all probability be adopted by
them and recommended to the City Conn
ell. II this is done II will be a long STRIDE
towards completing something which
should have been accomplished year,
ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery Court
OF Richmond yesterday
John A Augustine and wife TO John
S. IIarwood, half interest in ~ feet on
Prentiss street between Clay and Leigh,
1850 William Banks and wife TO
William II Zimmeimann. 22 IS feet on
iison street between Broad and Grace,
81 800 Henry e. Boschen and wife to
Emily c. Holmes trustee, 30 feet on
Venable street between Tweniy-sixth
and TWenty.seventh, $500 j. Grattan
Csbell and wife 10 Martha G. Sutherland,
ga i-G feet on Eighth street near Main,
$4,000: Thomas II. Jenkins TO w. II
Zimmerman. % 1-6 feet on Madison
street between Broad and Grace, ! 200
Mary NJ Lyons trustee to y. w Bowe,
s2t feet on Fifth street, corner OF Cary
& 600
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
Meeklr AleetIng of FrIends.

The announcement that Mr. Alexander
NJ Purdie Of New York would preach
Al the Friends meeting Oh Sunday morn
ine drew very large attendance
shortly after the hour OF meeting AT
rived Mr.. Purdie commenced The ser
ices by leading 80 very fervent prayer
He then read portion OF the 6th chspteF
Of Matthew, choosing as the basis OF his
remarks The verse seek ye first the
Kingdom OF God, and His Righteousness
nd su these things shall be added unto
vou" For mole than q hall hour MI.
Purdie I'm an earnest and impassioneu
strain set forth the duty OF Christians a.
Well as sinners TO seek the Kingdom Oi
God
An who heard him were most favora-
blv impressed with his remarks, and the
announcement that be would be here ioi
.everal weeks was source OF much graf.
isce,ion 10 many. lie also remarked
,,,st be WAS willing TO work anywhere IN
he Lords vineyard" and tnat II nl'
services were wanted amongst olher ue
nominations, he would be glad 10 helf
them as opportunity was afforded MN.
The weekly meeting Of the FRIENDS
occurs at II O'Clock this morning, a.
which time Mr.. PuTdie will be present
All who may desire 10 hear him are cor
daily invited 70 attend lie will also b'
present at the regular service on mex
/ Sunday morning.
Other weekly meetings, should any b'
held. will be duly advertised.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
THE COCKADE CITY
4 SeWay And Cosby Letter From Pc
tersburg.

L"E ENNAtAt rRAA ~ rAfN'r'-~N'f
PETERSBURG, December l7-it Is
now understood that the insurance
upon the property OF Mr.. Reuben Rag
land IN Chesterfield county amounted to
IS 700. distributed among Northern and
foreign companies, with the exception OF
a small policy in one Virginia Company,
the Portsmouth The origin OF the fire
remains a mystery, although il was in
cendary beyond doubt, and possibly
NAV have been the work Of discharged
emplcye, Who rests under suspicion.
The loss IL in excess of the Insurance.
The horses and mules that were burned,
were all hne animals.
Petersburg loses one OF it's most sub
stantial manufactures In few days
the butter-d sh factory-which has been
great success ever since il was started
here few years ago. The proprietors
have Just completed fine buildings at
suffolk, aud will occupy their new guar
tefs by January lst next. Their ca
pacity then will be Ave times greater
than that Of their plant here. They take
this step IN order to be nearer the sources
from which they draw their supply Of
wood. They will take many Of their old
employees with them. What is Peters
hurg's loss will be a great gain 70 Suffolk,
as tho new enterprise will give employ
nent TO a large number Of people in that
town.
Charles Johnson. negro, who has
some reputation la the counties as a
preacher was up before Mayor Collier
this morning on q charge # larreny.
/ It was alleged that he had been detected
stealing hay from Dr ID. w. Lassiter, Of
+ this city. Preacher Johnson asseryated
/ his innocence most yehemently, but
F Mayor Collier thought the evidence war
ranted his punishment, so he sentenced
him 70 three months imprisonment IN
jail. An appeal was taken and Johnson
was released on bail fJrnisned by one OF
his church friends.
nir. Walter L. Winfree was to-day sp-
pointed Deputy Commissioner of Rev
enue. He qualified 1T once aud entered
upon his duties.
Judge Hughes has appointed W n Rag
land United States Commissioner for the
Eastern district Of Virginia. Mr. Rag
land is a Malone Republican Of this city
General Malone LETT last night for the
North 90 boom his Cabinet aspirations
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
An OLD JAIL BIRD
..Riack Diamond" Again in Coventry.

.'Rlack Diamond" Again in Coventry
james MePhearson, alias Black Dis.
mond. was arrested last night about lO5Q
o'clock, by Policemen Harris, Baker ana
TYLER OF the Third District.
About 10 o'clock. Policeman harms
received information that there was
basket of chickens hidden under house
near the corner of Leigh street and Brook
avenue. lie Immediately went down ana
go, the basket which contained eight me
5Soos and one rooster and took 1t TO the
Gta.tou house. He then returned IN
con,nanv with Messrs. Baker and tyier,
and law in wait fo- the return OF the sus-
''ao,ed thief They were not kept in sus'
pense long tor "Black Diamond soon
made his appearance, and while gtopihg
around IN the dark in quest OF the oasAel,
,rss csntured by the officers lie showed
l;velv fipht at first, but was soou over
loSss,sd by the officers and taken TO the
S,s,ion. mouse. Here he was recogniLs1
1v sergeant Hulce, who has arrested
him for several previous oifenses, a.
notorious thief. .,,o,
About ten years ago he was gwen
,hrse GEARS in the Penitenliary Tor break
,ng into Mr.. G. /. Todd's grocery STORE
n,tbe corner Of Clay and Sixth streets
and stealing theretrom a iaIge ioi y, =,
ciothing and Office furniture since 'aa
time Le has served several terms Ia lu'
rg1v Iafl for petit larceny, ana he - no"
wa1ted In the county Of Henrico 10
burglary and several other 20 Dim niinol
Offences.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
lord sseksul. West. Successor to he APP
pointed.

In the House 0f Commons Tonight Mr.
LabOuchere moved rho reduction Of Lord
sscl1yjlio's salary by fl0O He oensured Lord
Salisbury Tor not appointing successor to
Tord saokvilIc ant fOr bis antagOuism 10
America "a shown IN the Iremer'a speech &C
the Lord Mayors banquet. fir james Fergus
sOn expressed regret at the tone or Mr.
Labo,iebere's remarks. The friendly feeling
asf-tinR between England aud America was
too sincere 10 be- affected by Lord S1ckul Y.
dismissal. The government, he said, had
no intention Of delaying the appoint
ment az Lord Ssckulle'- successor until
President Harrison was installed in Office
SIR William HarCourt said be wes much
pleased 90 hear that statement. and urged the
immediate appointment OF Lord sackvii!es
Mr. Macarthur IiboraD inquired whether il
was true that two years ago EnfiHnd had
agreed wifh Sermrny the the influence OK tue
latter should be- paramount IN samoa
Sir James Ferguson SAID tgat although the
relations tween the Inltca States and Can
ada wsrc entirely friendly, 10 would not 10
convenient 70 present 90 the House the papers
coouected With the fisheries dispute al thus
Concerning Nh McArihur's question, he
hCUe1 that tue dluereucc with regard 20 ea-
mos would be settled sat sfactoriit. but he
was nor I'm position 20 deal With the iutur9
lcr years been pledged a. neutrality.
SIT IaD0Vchere's . motion was WitniraWn ana
the vote agreed to.
TIE PANAMA SHAREHOLDERS GREATLY DIS
IrrnED.
pAnIs Zee mfer IA meeting OF tho share
h sldefs 0f the Panama Canal Company Will be
convened here at toe end of next week. The
action ~ the Chamber ot Deputies with fe-
psfd 10 the Panama bill has resulted In Sc
ruus agitation among the shareholders IN the
provinces.
FIGARo oy THE COLLAPsE or rHE CANAL.
PA0yS. Neeembor ll-o Commenting on the
v3te in Tho Chamber nf Deputies on the gov
ernment bilI Tor tho relief OF the Panama
T. a0ai Company she tigNo says; The
hambcr plays into the ha'ds OF the Amer l.
ems in scycfai ways" IL predicted the non
completion So the canal. and says the republic
will Doe fnc FIRST 90 suner for this biundcr.
DE- liz SIPS has BOrIANOER's sYMPArHY.
PARr-. December l5-Goncfal nouianger
his sent message Of sympathy 10 Count De
I.sseus upon the failure OF the canal DlI ln
ire chamber oil Deptiee. bOui niger say
that the rejection 0f the biil IS deplorlbie.
and that if l5 the cr0 wing sin or the Chamber
4 meeting of me shareholders OF the Coz
pluy has been convened ~ "a expected that
large lottery scheme VIII be favored 10 &C.
msVe the necessity Ot the COMPANY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
P0LICE N0fEs.
.nnrl llonaaN MarnInE Docket.


rt. Police Justice had before him yes.
,..fsy 81 long docket, covering nearly six
... of manuscript, bat the items were
I..ra small nature that shortly atlcr
W. O'clock the entire docket bad been
Disposed Of
TIe Two prominent cases were those
.f man beaicrs
U.nr, shields lcoll was charged with
t. Emma Jane Taylor lie was
t.rsc8 ihe regulation fine -- $40 and
p nnnd Johnson lcolored) pursued a
Dbl. r..,ime lie beat Annie DouneT in
fre public streets. l}e was likewise
,.r.i on 90 contribute $40 and COSTS
Frank O'Connor, who IS olteniimes in
t.-.iewd by the police was Up again
tne charge OF using indecent and pro
tre language on the street, aud with
.,-inr and abusing Policeman Werner
Ir fts discharge of bis duty, was hned -
sud COSTS.
-Has johnson. IS a co'ored boy who
stole small amount Of coal from The
....apeaEe q OHIO railroad. lie was
sed up for twenly-iouF hours In the
.si0n.hOuse.
Harry Williams and Thomas cousins
9th colored). hsd h-ticuH ON the
bic streets. Their fine each was -
sad costs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, December ll.-Nr. Call pre-
sented 10 the Senate to-day long petition
from citizens Of Florida praying for more ei
hcient quarantine.
RAlTtMoRg, December E.-Jenee c. Nor
ford. aged W, the last OF the old defenders VIC
ropelled the British attack on baltimore ll
lsit. died this morning.
npooK1YS. n. Y, December l5.-Jack Me
Aulife knocked out sam Collier la tnis cry 10
night In the second rouod.
CnARLEsroN, s. c.. December IL NashinR
ION Coaxum, a cOlored carpenter, was kils
ms morning by coming In contact win th'
electric light wires on the reof OF the Nosleii
Union Telegraph building.
SEW ORLEANS. december l.-Ine re
agnr, as Duck lilll Miss. special says: Inc. !
nothing new concerning Saturday nisnts iran
robbery. search for the robbers ~ KEPT up
but 70 far without success. Governor Lo"fe'
has offered reward on s6D Tor the men wh
robbed the train and murdered young iuFn' !
aud the railroad company have added slov
the Governors oler.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18
PLAYING POLICY.


POWhatan Nicholas and George Sher-
man Doth coioredl last night swore ont
warrants against Edloe Chappell and VI.
j. Johnson talso oolored) charged with
running game called policy.
They were arrested and brought to the
First police station, where they gave
bail Then they swore out warrants
against their prosecutors, and they were
arrested and bailed
The scene Of the lottery business is IN
house near the corner Of Marshall
and Seventeenth Policeman Fowkes,
who assisted in the above arrests. enter
ing house in the neigbborhOod upon
information received caught another col
ored man in the act Of playing policy
and took bin in tow.
All of these parties have been repeat.
edly before the Police Court for running
policy, jug games, etc, and Will be before
the same court this morning for the first
mentioned offence
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

The Annual Meeting OF ST. PAUL3
CHU RICH PAR0CHIAL ASSOCIATION win
be held NJ 81. Paul's Church on TUESDAY
NIGHT. December Is at SPIN.
BISHOP RANDOLPH and DIR A. q. WAR
NEh, General Agent OF the Charity 0rssnirs-
ton Society OF baltimore. VIII address the
coDgresaiion In the interest OK the Charities
OF the Churches. aud the principles and prac-
tees OF private and individual charifioa A.
well as the charities OF communities. The
members OF all cOn2rcgatiOBs and espacfriIv
the members of the City Mission. the public
guardians Of the charities OF the city, and ali
Interested ~ this important work, are cor
daily invited 80 attend. 4deI6tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Til. court was engaged Yesterday
+f. rfai Of Albert smith. colored mss
eI.as. indicted by the grand jury Tor
r.t..r a lelouio0s assault on sissie
f.-s. co'ored girl under fourteen
r..-s of age by force, and against hef
After the oEense was committed
rI.a MAS on the 2Slh Of October
Smith to escape arrest skipped the Town
... vent to Baltimore where tie re-
.....ei about q week, and then came
and surrendered himself. The
.. t.nce einiroluce1 did not cTimina'e The
Led but established the bad cAarac-
l.r0f The hCcusor
Sir sam Page and Giles Jackson rep
r..-.ied tie prisoner. and both Of inem
long speeches on behalf Of iheiI
r,s The csse was submitted 10 TIE
t..r about 281 o'clock, when they re-
i.rrIto ileil rooms where tley Ie'
r.ire3 about an hour, finally bringing
issgerdict of not guilty.
Tho court adjourned TO meet al ~
lock This morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-18

Had the weather been al sll iayoIaoie
lasi Dlght the Theatre would have Oeen
crowded. As was, the house was wen
filed and Miss Castleion, who can De
rat down As one Of Richmonds standWg
i.yorites. ELECTED rs much applause snH
etc.fed a. much enthusiasm in lhe
p.ner Doll" as she did two seasons ago
So The Cfszy Patch Her eVet'popu,I
lsr song "For goodness sake don't say
tod Won" was received with upfOAiioui,
s.plsnse. She wss well supported
throughout, and The entertainment Wa
II tn i.rst to last thoroughly enjoyed.
The play will be repeated 'o-n!s ut AM am
to.m.rfow and at matinee on Wednes
day