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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

The Young people Of the Methodist ,hurci
ha,o "a li,e, remembrance of the Rev. j
p. Laureps. the father of the Rosebuds OF
Inf. church. For long while. "lncl
Larry" as Dee is familiarly known. has beer
- severe sufferer from complicated com
plant. During his tedious confinement h'
has ever had am earnest interest in the Rose
buds. and from hi. couch has sent out % %,
Young folks grateful Iec0gnition0i me good
work they were engaged i'm. His Hines
has been prolonged. aud Dee came 10 Rich
mond % fav DAYS ago for relief Ihy~ician'
from the ~. iuke's Home administered >nel
relief us WIS called for by his ereviou'
complaint, and last night be- was found ''
the residence OF a friend IN this city. ana
his condition was most favorable. lhi'
viii Dc glad news 10 the h9sebuds ana n
A.hland.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
~. Pants Church 10 Omen To-Day.


H.. Pauls Church will be used today foI
public worship for the first time since last
summer. During the period il has been
closed the congregation have been worship
ing in the lecture room.
For several months the main auditorium
has been undergoing Improvements. The
rhancel has been extended back 10 the
alley i'm The rear of the church. Instead q
The white ceilings and walls the interior has
been painted i'm soft tints. This work is
decidedly artistic. and has TO be seen ~
order 20 be admired. As one walks down
the middle aisle 10 the chancel he
mounts three steps. ON either side
are the carved wood reading-desks and
clergy stalls. On one side is the brass
lpcturn. and on the other or to the right O
'he Holy table is the splendidly designed
brass pulpit. Beyond these one passes be
tween the stalls for the large choir The
Grand organ is between the first two pillar.
'o the left. II VIII hot be in use today a.
'he pipes have not been put in. A large
size organ has been obtained for use until
the grand organ is ready. The chancel rail j,
IF brass. and the carved white Holy table
its against the wall in the centre. Two
stained glass windows have been placed
n position in the chancel. Their,
are six other windows which hay,
been ordered. and are now being nanu
.actured in Europe. All OF these win
lows are of the highest grade, because. ~
General Joseph X. Anderson said. Nv,
want nothing but the best to 90 in th,
hHrch."
The two memorial windows to Genera
Robert J.. Lee and Hon. jefferson Dayi'
lill be- placed in the side--the Lee window
IN the Ninth street side and the Davis win
low immediately opposite on the Eight
street side. BY a coincidence the pews Oc
.upied by Mr.. Davis and General Lee arr
nearly on line with each other and are De
ween the two windows. Mr.. Davis pew
was on the right hand side Of the middle
,isie, No. 90. General Lees was on thu
tight hand side Of the side aisle on thu
Ninth street side. No. III.
There will be three services to-day-At
4. NJ. Holy Communion; II \. NJ, Mornin;
Prayer; +. NJ, Evening Prayer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS 10 COME.
What Richmond Play Houses win Ole,
This Meek.

People who 20 10 the opera have a natural
curiosity 10 know something more about The
singers who appear before them and win
their sympathy and admiration, than is
usually contained in the brief announce
nlents IN the programme and newspapers.
Tn the ease of the Boston Ideals. whose
engagement begins tomorrow right at the
Academy Of Music, there are so many
artists in the company this season not
hitherto associated with ii, that il Is quite
interesting 10 bring into relief the fact. of
their previous careers.
Madame Pauline LAllemand had
achieved wide celebrity before her con.
nectioa with the Boston Ideals, and
she Is still pushing forward In the pur.
suit Of artistic glory. She was born in
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

Everybody who li,es tn Richmond. 81
who has lived here since the war. knows 4
e.. Babcock. He was one of Mo>by's men
and he has never allowed his nerve Go melt
'lle h known as "a man Of genuine old Nir
ginia hospitality Of the sOlidc~t sort. N,
owns "a rae estate. near Seven Pines. and Ii
j. his delight 20 breed line horses. and col
lcct relics 81 the War. lie hes TN MS parlOr
a valuable mcmeniO. In the shape OF a box.
made from piece Of wood chopped from
,tbe trunk OF a tree that stood between the
'contentine forces IN the memorable Sever
! Hines hght. la the ia Of the box YOU cai
|ree the minnie bullets. still sticking there
'ahh an usiy looking piece OF she'll sticks IL
the box. AND stranger than ali. Is the shari
point n a baycui lrYken near the Zip, ans
iHl Some ~ these days. this relic. VIII bO
looked on with Intense Interest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
4 Letter from I,sv.J. %. Hawthorne. Of
Atlanta, Ga.

Thousands Of NY Southern friends know
what a sufferer frlm cafarrb have been.
six months ago. De- the advice OF my phl-
sicians. gave MP tbe pantofaie. / nave
used TWO bottle, a kings Royal 6erme-
teur.~ and while 7 cannot say That am
completely cured. { do affirm that il has so
far relieved me Z experience mo- pam nor
discomfort.
feel il 20 Doe nv duty 20 say also that the
effects OF this remedy upon my wife nave
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. ln period of thirty years she has
scarcely had day, exemption from pain,
She has been using " G,rmcteur about two
mouths. 4 more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
of disease has disappeared. She appears e.
he twenty year, Younger, and is happy and
playful as "A healthy child. We have pcr.
snadod many of onf afflicted friends go take
the medicine. and the testimony OF all of
them is that 10 is a great remedy.
J. Il. HAWTHORNE.
iNGpf0. Gd,, mn l2h. 1889.
For sale by all druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS 81 MINdf, DRUG COMPANY.
Opposite r0stoiicc, Richmond. Va.
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Manchester Sews.

The two-and-a-halfy year old daughter %
Mr. nnd Mr.. b. II. Am0neff. II Amherst
county. died very suddenly Friday night ni
ihe residence Of Mr.. \. II. iowlie. ON Tenth
street. Mr.. R0wzie is the child's aunt.
The remains will be- taken 90 Amherst fof
burial.
Cards are ont for The marriage Of hr.
W.i,am r.. Beatfie. son Of Mr.. ID. ID.
Beattip. and Miss Agnes r. Black, daughter
Of Mr.. b. ). Black. OF Richmond. The mar
riace will take place 10 the residence Of the
brides father, No. 300 Floyd street. on
january 9TH at , i. Vt.
The only ease before the mayor Yesterday
was that Of a boy, who was fined 81 for
choking another boy.
James river, at the present time, is full Of
German carp.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

The city ambulance was called ont twice
Yesterday. The first time was az = 4. NJ.
Ia Iwcnty-eighth and Main streets. where Il
lady with an infant in her arms. while
ahghting from buggy, stepped on her
skirts and fell headlong 20 the ground. ln
addition % number OF bruises. size was
cut by bottle held IN her band, which
broke. The second time was az L. NJ. Ia
A. Bargamin's store. on Main near Ninth.
a colored man had an ppileptic tit. fIewas
taken home amer receiving the necessary
attention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

The state House is not the hive OF bust
ness now that it usually obtains. All The
basement Offices wear a ianguished look
There is nothing 10 stir tremor Of reaI
lively LOOK. The Christmas is not over vel
With many If the good gentlemen who
watch and keep ward over the interests Of
the state. 4 single convict went out YES
ierday 80 remain with Superintendent
Moses Of the peniteniiary. There were
gentlemen in The Auditors ofhce VIII
came in 90 settle accounts. and they were
promptly accommodated "up stairs" a.
Major kinlooh calls in. when aliudine d
the Governors Office and library. There wa,
not a ripple Of news.
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CITY CnIlertnr'. Work.

The winding up OF the year general,
brings deal Of trouble in the office OF ih,
Cifv Collector. There is AWAY, "a demand
au dpliuaucuts. sometimes they appear
and sometimes they do not. The record
this year is above the average. The COL
lect0r had in proper repositories yesterday
the snug sum Of S2~,0lO. and 10 seems maj
tbe work was done without extra attempts
al labor. Monday will Doe another big day,
and the Collector expects 20 gather them IN
lust As easily as heretofore. The business
of c0llecting taxes is tough. but ihe hit ana
shave idea. u this az i'm aii other aYoca
tious. VIII always bring o commensurate
reward
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
PRISON REFORM MOVEMENT.
THE raert Ia Have lion. Charles Duuie,
Warner speak Here on That subject.


II Is though, that the effort to induce the
Hon. Charles Dudley Warner to make mn
addross IN this cit, In January on prison
reform will be successful. One Of the
gentlemen interested in the cf3rt Is now In
The North and will see Mr.. Warner. BY re-
aucsi is rcpublished the following fNm an
address delivered before the National Prison
Reform Association hy DIR. Lyman Abbott,
in which ne quoted ~ follows from an adj
dress Of General Brinkerhof.
ITO establish "A school OF crime requires
90 teachers SKILLED in che theory and prac-
ticc Of crime; &, pupils with inclination
opportunity and leisure 10 learn; t5( q
place OF meeting together. All these require
mcnts are provided dnd paid Tor by the pup
lie. in the erection. organization and equip
mcut of county iails and city prisons. with
lc-s Than half n dozen exceptions. all The
tails and city prisons in the United states
are schools Of this kind, and II j.
difliculf 10 conceive how n more efficient
system for the education Of criminals could
be- devised. Every Obepr,ant jaler knows
with what dclilish skiii the professors 90
this school nlv ihpis Vocation. Hour after
hour they iFgiilc the WEAKNESS Of enforced
confinement With marvellous tales of sue
cessful crime. and the methods by which
escape has been accomplished. II atten-
ton tullS. games 81 fndncc. lNttfsptfS'u
with obscene Jokes and ribald songs.ser,e e.
amusc and while away the time. In this
way the usual atmosphere Of a Jail i made
30 foul that the stamina OF saint are
scarce strong enough 90 resist. Let a
prisoner attempt 90 be decent and to resist
The communicating influences brought q
bear upon him. especially IN large jail.
and he will find that, so far a. personal
comfort is concerned. he might as well he IN
a den Of wild beasts"
And this" DR.. Abbott adds, lis what We
are doing i'm almost every state of this
Mon with our young criminals. After
completing their education IN crime by re-
peaiod incarcorations in jails, they at last
reach the State prison. And after serving
two. three, five or ten years they 90 hfch
into society sgain. and find every door Il
useful industry and honorable vocation
sh ilt and barred against them. He can
more easily break into n house with q
Jimmy than he can get into il through til,
front door. lie eau mo,p easily take money
out Of Your drawer than he can with il buy
your good viii. ] am not blaming you
would not take thief into my house and
risk my wife and children. | am blaming
tine whole system Of punishment for which
you and are responsible
Judge Witt. u. {. Richardson and other.
will speak with Mr.. Warner. and an effort
will ho made 90 organize a permanent so
riety for the promotion Of prison reform.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
POSTMASTER RUSSELL TALKS.
what lie Has 10 say of the Effort Go ID
feat His Confirmation.

feat His tonffihdiioh'
Postmaster Russell, in speaking yester-
day about the efforts being made to preleh'
his confirmation by the senate, sand nc
conld easily understand the cause.
Mr. Russell said that me had been ufeed
1y one of the leading candidates for the POI
-ition 10 ON the post0ilice with negroes. 81
rcplied.r said he. ~that ! would re-
.itn iho Office before ! would do anything
~ the Kind. There are about seventy hFe
positions ia this office. ~eNen-eighthS oi
those come under the civil service law. 80
fne direct patronage of the Postmaster u
very small. When / received the az
pointment there was a feeling OF re-
lief among the business men of TINS
city. Rev. Or. lIoge called and toli
me that he was relieved when ht
heard that the commission had been given
me. Hon. J. l.. NJ. Curry did the same. 80
did every bank president I'M tine city. pave
been sh0wcred with congratulations rom
the business men II this city because theN
know that the postoAice viii bee efficiently
managed. tit were necessary / could sel
each business exchange IN this city 10 en-
dor.e mo i0r continuation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

pYF. Iifd. m Der residence, 1912 Broad
street Saturday morning. December Z~ih.
$50. Mrs. CALAIS AbONlA. vie OF Henry
pvo. AGED seventy Two wears.
Funeral Will take riace nom = iairck =
eurch M 10 4. N. MONDAa. Friends are
invited 10 attend.
IYOx.-DeI. no her residence. 4i2 wost
Grace Street. at u O'Clock. Deccmbpr 1Sth.
1859 Mrs MARY AUGUSTA iluN, willow
II Lev. V illiam Lyon .,..,.
Fhe funcral will take place MONDAY
EVENING. December Both, rom second
Presnytcfinn Church CDR. b"Se -. No HOW
crs
Iiitsburg. Pa. papers please copy.
ANoNf.frr.-Died December 27th. 1859.
~ the residence OF her uncle, Archer kowsie,
Mai chest, r. Va. BELLY AhoNkliE. aged
TWO years and six months, OF meinDranOus
Group. -.
county for interment
FARRTs.-Died. at his residence, corner OF
Tenth and stockton streets. saturday, ie-
cember 2sth. at 1880 a. 81, Join g. FAX
RS. in the thirty-eiglth year OF his age.
Funeral VIII take place from above resi-
dence NJ, sNDAY. ueeember aoth, at : L. NJ.
Friends are invited 10 attend
BERRY. med. suddenly. at bis residence.
saturday morning, 2s1h Instant, DAVID Ii.
Friends of the family are invited 70 attend
his funeral from the second Presbytetian
Church (nr. HOge's) MONDAY, 3Oih instant,
At II \. NJ.
EpMUNrs. Died. suddenly, nj the resi-
tlence Of her son-in- law, James y u1yn ~aI-
,srtl.y. December 25th 1850 Mrs MILDRED
{. EIsiUNDS. WI CIV 81 the late John H. kd-
1ppBde II ILilfax equity. VI.
Vii! be buried ~ I'm Iiill. liallfax. Va. n
MONDAY, al Ii o'clock A NJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

tndelivered messages for week ending
saturday, December y, 1859, from Western
mon telegraph Company; Names-J. ID.
imboden' >. II, Green, Mas La Meade, II.
,. sumter tre'iie Mason, NJ. j. Mimuock.
II. \. Eng Re. Daniel stephen. PIN Dang,
zer +. u. Beyeridge, Edward Mcdaniel
Z. NJ. Barnes, Ida Smith, Mrs. X. +. For
nassek, Jane. Lowell. g. :. Mosby. sll,ey
Morton, ". \, Cairo. J, l.. Cl0ey. r. \.
pennisIon, u, W. BIssell, 10 Lane Stern.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

The Union Pacific Railway. "Ihe over
Land Route" Inns equipped III trains WIN
dining cars of the latest pattern, ana oh ana
after August 18TH the patrons Of - ia-'
trains between Council Bun, and Denici
md between Council bluffs and Portland,
Orc. Will Doe provided with delicious meals.
fine best the market alonis. perfectly served
mi I'd cents each. Pullman Palace CIR Com
panv will have charge Of the service on
these clr-.-ddN.
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RANDOLPH G. ENGLISH.
DoWMAN's STORAGE AMI
Id WAElllDtI- T. co

No. 10 South Ninth ~rgkEr.
Furniture and u kinds ol Light Mel chan
dl .c rfufsd 90 rccs rnhlc rates
Terms furnished icrcve. snl delivered
.aule JAMES : " Et<Nl.
rIopTiritr.
niliee No. i2s0Ilh Tenth street.
Telephone, No. Su2 eia-N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

The bill Incorporating the Columbia Rail
way aud Navigation Company, meniione,
IN yesterdays TINES Ia The quotation from
fne Wheeling dispatch. has not become /;
law. but Is with the committee Of the Gene
raj Assembly, and has not yet been report
=. Il WIS introduced n lbe House o.
delegates.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29
NORTH CAROLINA NEW
GATHERED BY THE RALEIGH COR
RESPONDENT.

Death of ~. ". Hearn-The Ne~t Inter
Collegiate Football Match-Run over
b, an Electric Wiuston's Railway.
system.
RALEIGH. Nc. December y. special
News WAS received here to-day Of The
death Of :. ". Icarn, formerly editor ci
Inc WadcsborO luteili-euccr llearn ere
ted quite "A sensation eighteen months ago
ly making violent attack in his pauer
,fpOn j. l., stone. "a prominent merchant 81
his city, stone instituted heavy libel
.uit against liearn in consequence Of the
irticle in The lntelligcncer. but the jury
brought ia a verdict q not guilty. iearn
was a man of rather remarkable record.
having been engaged iu one or two duels
nd shooting anraHs.
II j. announced that the next inter
oilegate Football game will be- played
-arly IN February between the University of
North Carolina and Trinity College. The
University now has Princeton man ON IT,
team.
Definite information has just been re-
ceiycd here that the town ot Winston has
secured an electric street railway. and that
III arrangements tor building al once have
been perfected. The famous Sprague Flee
iric Company. Of New York, have closed
with the town for ihe purchase 90 the cleo
fric light plant now IN Use there, and Will
operate both the light and railway systems
by electric motor power conformity. The
-prague Company paid s2j.0oO for the Win
ton plant. and have assumed obligation to
hegiu work at once and o. complete tle
railway system hy November iSi.
4 telegram was received here This even
'ng announcing that nue0f Governor foWle's
party. who are on hunt ON BOgue ~Dund.
brought down a fine buck yesterday.
The walls Of the Raleigh cotton mills
were completed to-day. and the work of
.utting 0n the roof was begun. 10 viii bee
% mammoth structure.
the convention of superintendent of pub
lie schools Of ine state. who have been IN
session here for several days. adjourned this
evening. The convention ihiS morning PAD
visit 10 the a -icultural and Mechanical
College. Prof. T.. p. Moses, superintendent
If Raleigh public schools. was elected pres
.dent for the ensuing year.
\ serious accident occurred yesterday at
Asheyille. Mr.. Davis Dick. Of Toronto.
Canada. who was 0ut horseback riding. was
violently thrown from Bis horse, which bee
came frightened hy the approach Of an cleo
trle railway car. Mr. Dick was run over Dy
ibc car. and was seriously. il not fatally. in-
.urUl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary Augns' a
Lyon. widow Of the late Rrv. " Nam Lyon.
departed this life at her rcsdsi &c, No. III
west Grace street. She leaves 'hree son
slessrs. Henry ". and Geora', OF Rich
moud, and John Lyon, OF Pittsbms, Pa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

There will be mock trial Of a negro
charged with chicken stealingTat the \. VI.
&. \. Han. DR.. VI. l.. Dawson and Mr.
McFarlane Jones vii represent the defense.
and Mcssrs. &. NJ. Wallace ana James W
Gordon the Commonwealth. Mr.. Client
worth Hall will act ~ Judge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

Yesterday evening some one Thought ihes
saw tire in the second story of NoWlahN co.
iewelry store. corner Main and TENN street.
The rouih-slreet Hose Company was not.
fled and they hurrigaly ran their macliln'
10 ihe fire plug 40 the corner. me alarm
proved 20 Doe false.
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IS COMING!
es5 COMING! ~ass
NOWlsTii1TlME 10 CALL AT
1902 MAR SIRE ct

and see ne % ~ NJ 1ss1rtn sAt I'm Richmond,
and lee good, prfnv ~ present.
lion 90 on and young. rcn and
poor. grave Hnt gaN.
80 XMAS t..- . without price
SEQ XMAS CALil- u a lNOkL rs, Be. o.
90, some OF them Fprs c4utiiul.
BOO b g. AND il4li. ~iDnf BOOKS.
without price.
BOOKS 81 ~Ys NbAhD fdt'i~-ciOth,
25c.; Sanl e.lt and gilt fHge, 5Oc.
BIB rs. = AVER aud ill BOOKS al
2jc 10 SO.
ILLUSTRATED 81 tNDARD BOOKS Valu-
ablel ficici at haif price.
POO BOOKS 10 SUIT llis YOUNG az hall
price.
WlilrlNG-DE~ Rs-Cloih, wool velv l.
leather.
LAP-IABL T-
WOWK-BsSKEfs Velvet. wood.
So Ap BUtk n. L5c
AUTO aud pilOrD1E AlIi AlWfNS. MAN
ICt re and TOILET -1f-, tNk~iAND-,
OPERA ell ~-f-. O. i;J an CIGAR
CA~t~ CALENDARS, NiLLO -. bOIii
Pms AMI CASE. GAalt.N. CUO POt XII
EDllf<-- 90.
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WHi Won heed fhe warning tne signal, per
has 81 ne .fife .tnnro1cl of That more TERRI
nle disease. rpu.nrnpt. ask souiselFe-
Id Won can afford for the Sake oi saving 3'
cents. to ran the iisk and do no'h'ng ioi lf
Wc know from experience inai rllIoh 3 , uit
,riu cure vour Couch. 20 meyer tt. $. Im-
evnlaius ,rnv more than "a Million of Bottle
were sold the past year. IL relieves 'tnu
aud u hopping Cough at once. Moiheis' %
NOS be without b.. sample bottles iier. 0vil
by B0Iplscr BROTHERS and II. VI. ~hclld9 ~.
corner of FINN and Marshall streets.
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would send "a pathetic thrill through On.
house. and would in-er in the memory a..
DAYS afterwards. BrOugham rehear-od th0
piece. and il went ON the road with q picked
company. it met with fair -urce-~.
but still there WAS something lacking
Br0ugham slipped in ON the company pllg-
.ng in some Western town. and viewed fhe
performance from the front. ON bein.
asked his opinion after the perform
ance, he said: can only note up
one character in the Play. that 0i
the Idiot Bow" ii Is Br1u.ham'.
creation. but 10 r., too good not i0 be allied
in some way with Dickens people I wrote
IL in Is an incident but Walton las mad,
10 the pivot Of the play. And 80 genial
John d0,c-tailcd Parks into silly Dick. thc
two combined became Detective. who hunts
down and clears zap the mystery 0f the
play. Nalt0n's part became the central
figure. The play, which revoked. not
around the character Of Little Durlit. bun
hinged upon the mysterious Detective ana
The Idiot Boy. The play seems % have
passed out Of sight. bat Witnessing the
performance of Walton I'm "Aftor Dark
the actor whose wonderful delintaii0n in
Brougham'- play attracted attent on. has
been brought 60 mind.
IL il said that the Jpflerson-flOreDce COM
pany playing at rr0ctor's Opera House az
Hartford last week, took in more money on
their opening night than has ever been
taken al one performance in Connecticut.
Mary Anderson has - far recovered IN
health that she is formulating plans 10 give
production of THE Tempest ami clever
little Weldon Grdssmith. Of .'PaftOmimo
Rehearsal fame. has been negotiated with
10 play (aliban in the revival.
The California Opera Company in said
fasha" j. touring The south 10 very large
business. "Said Paslsl" returns Ia chicago
for the Christmas holidays. and is sure 10
piYy 10 the capacity OF The house in The In.
ter-0ceanic city. Ben Iuthill is still the III
Mahdi of the company.
The original broadway Theatre Little
Lord Fauntleroy" will appear in Richmond
in March.