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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-06
MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE
East and South East

Passenger trains arrive and depart from Uuion
depot Peoria.
Accommodation train leaves Rock Island 6l5
p. m. arrives at Peoria 80 "A. IN Leaves Peoria
T:15 p. m arrives al Rock Island :05 a. m.
- CABLE BRANCH.
Accom-. &C ON. IAccom, Accom-
400 PM $40 an " R. Isl'd ar sos am 8 90 nm
90 pm 10 10 am ar Rey Ids " 1IO am las I'm
5 IS pmI!2 % am ar Gable .lv. $50 am 1a. 50 pm
Chair car on Fast Express between Rock Island
and Peoria in both directions
II. b. SUDLOW, X. ST1CKHOUSE
superintendent. Gen' Tkt. Agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-06
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

0yH1CAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL
~ way Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
fit street, j. F. Cook, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-06

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
~ way-Racine q Southwestern Division-De-
pot TweI teth street between First and Second
ayenue e D. w. Holmes, agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

The TINES reporters searched Satuf
DAY and Sunday nights for an item OF
news in police circles, but nothing ma
terialized OF consequence The Police
Court Yesterday morning was in simi-
lar Fix. There were no cases before u
beyond the trifiing ones that daily appear
lefOre that tribunal
Among the cases were the following
Walter Hatcher Ccoloredl Hewasdis
orderly IN the street and carried il on %
such an extent that Justice Crutchheld
hned him so and costs
Trayillian Latouche and -- Bendal
were disorderiy ia the street, and were
assessed - and costs
William Hill tcoloredl got drunk and
painted the town red, resulting in his
being required to pay $40 and costs
George Williams lcOlOred) thought Il
necessary to use proiane language on
the public streets. and In consequence lac
had TO pay s. and costs.
Leslie Morris lcOloredl, when searched
In the stati0n-house was found 10 have
on bis person what the law calls O con.
cealed weapon. Twenty dollars and
costs was his fine.
Ellen White (coloredl get drunk on
Sunday The regulation fine for This Of
tense is s. Ii she had gotten drunk on
Saturday she would have been charged
only - and costs There was no objec-
lion rs her getting drunk, bui she cAhib-
tied the fact TOO p0intedly
Annie Clark and Maggie Broadus ton.
tributcd 10 Sergeant Thomass monthly
fund Ia lhe sUm OF - go and costs each
tor engaging In public street fight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

As the First police station last night
the following were among the items ON
The book
Adolphus shcnault, charged with as
sault and battery This prisoner Is al
ready in fail ON another charge.
Daniel Harlc.d the Seventecnthstreet
pawnbroker, arrested on warrant that he
lid curse, abuse. and threaten to assault
her, the said sarah Jackson. He was
hailed.
Vim Mu-y was reported by officer
John + Hall for careless and recklessly
driving his team ON the street, and run
ming into and breaking the wagon OF
Moses Smith.
A water pipe in a private hon-e was
reported oui of onler and the ciiy water
being wasted in consequence
VIM. Wright was arrested on warrant
shat Boz $50 nnlawmiiy assault ami strike
Daniel Harmon
John 4 Briggs wa, reported lot fast
and reckless driving through the public
sireeet8
Policeman Robinson reported that
there wa5 % dangerous hole so the pave
ment 0n NJ street between Twenty fifth
and Twenty sAih streets
Henry Sinons lccloredl was arrested q
warrant charged with being drunk and
disorlerly ON tho public street
Two c0i0fed parties were arrested for
being so intoxicated MS 90 be unable 10
navigate and were thcrcupon escorted to
the station house and given IA nights
lodging
George fan was arrested Yesterday by
Sergeant Cosby and Policeman Seal ct
the Second district on the charge OF steal.
ing one overcoai of the value 0f g. the
property of Sylyanus Jones
William Jones. altas Spencer Jones
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Farley0n The chargeof stealing one side
saddle of some person unknown Jones
carried the saddle, which IS worth about
s., 10 q Junk store and offered 90 sell Ii
Tor soyenty.hyc cents This aroused
suspicion and The negro was arrested by
tho police or the Second district and
taken into custody The property Is
uow awaiting idenfidcalionat the Second
station house
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
LOCAL NOTES

Mr. George Is Harrison, recently OF
this city bat now OF Clarke county. Va.
was In the city yesterday attending 10
professional business
Mention was made ia the TIMES Nor
folk special Yesterday OF the capslzing OF
the oyster smack c. r Oliver, and the
drowning OF her captain and crew, six
men In all. Yesterday morning Mr. John
4. Curtis, the owner Of the tug Olive
Branch, Who towed the wrecked vessel
into Buckroe Beach, went down TO the
scene.
The city ambulance was called yester-
dag 10 the alley between Grace and
Broad streets between Seventh and
Eighth streets, where colored man was
taken sick The ambulance convened
him to the City Hospital
Mrs L. NJ Barry. of Philadelphia, will
address the wage workers Of Richmond
Tuesday night at Ford's Opera House
She IS said TO be very fine lecturer
Admission free.
}. b Elan, apctiOneer Yesterday sOld
TO George Schwahn two hundred feet Of
ground, with Improvements thereon, "
ing at the corner OF High and L streets
fronting on High street The price paid
was $36JO
Cardinal James Gibbons, of Baltimore.
arrived Ia the city yesterday on the , IS
fast mail. Tie visits tho city on official
business.
Mr. c. Walton Saunders ha. lust re-
turned to tho city after very successful
business trip North
Judge Robert W Hughes left the city
yesterday morning for his home In Nor
folk.
Mr. Leon l. stranse, senior member Of
The wellknOwn tobacco commissions
house OF Stfause Il Raab has bought OF
Mr.. y. X. Bowe, real estate agent. 53t
feei on The northeast corner Of Franklin
and Shepherd streets, belonging 10 Mr.
Thomas Atkinson, for the sum OF
$4,000.
Mr. Strause proposes to build an eie-
,ant residence on this property in the
rear future.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
RUM0RED BIG DEAL,
IN WHICH THE c. AND o. RAILROAD
II INTERESTED
RTHORED PURCHASE OF TIE
BIG FOUR"
PRESIDENT INGaLIs. on a VISIT TO
me CITY.
seen by Hines" RepoT,ef-Admits That
lie Had Heard the Report. But
Declines to be- Inter
viewed

II was reported on the streets yes'er.
dav that the Nanderbili's had gobbled
up the Big Four Railway. freezing out
VI J.. lnral s. Esq. president OF that and
TIE Chesapeake and Ohio line Naturally
the rimor spread rapidly from new'pa'
per men 90 the business people, who are
80 closely identified with the interests OF
tais line system OF rail connecting the
East with the West. and IL was aiter
much labor. that ANYTHING definite could
be- heard from an official Of the line.
ia the meantime the activity 81 stocks
i'm New York and Cincinnati led 10 the
belief that something had happened OF
would soon happen 10 make a change IN
some way.
In iucinnati the officers OF the Big
F0ur" discredted the story entirely. ana
asked Richmond 20 enlighten the railway
world. saying that Vt +. ingalls,, presi'
dent, was in this city.
Mr. ingalls, WIS found by reporter OF
the TIMES after an hours assiduous
search. and seemed much surprised to
know that a newspaper man could trace
him. lie was I'm the hest OF humOr hut
said he did not want 10 be interviewed
on the subject OF the alleged deal "
He said his people had wired him as
10 the reports current yesterday tn
New York and Cincinnati but said
be-. Il am not alarmed really have
nothing 20 say. / am just about going
TO tea with my friends | hope you wil
excuse me. Think / win lee able 20 give
YOU free ticket for some time yet, II
vou want 20 20 Vest 20 visit u.s. anC
the reporter bowed himself out
II IS not improbable that there may be
more truth in the alleged deal than may
appear ON the surface Mr. ingalls, vii
be- In the city aii day tomorrow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

J W. Southwark She was devoted
wife Her entire thought was her family
Their love and success was always upper
most ia her mind The place of her
death was the Southwark homestead, on
The Osborne turnpike.
Mrs Southwark was the daughter OF
Captain George =. Bowls. OF New Kent
county. who vent into the war with a
company 81 New Kent men at the age OF
sixty wears. and only LETT when physical
disability prevented further service on
bis part
The funeral will take place to-day.
The c1rfol viii leave the late home Of
tho deceased to-day Ia private convey.
ance.. and proceed 60 New Kent county,
where thc remain. win Doe inferred in the
Fmmqu- Baptist Church burying.ground
The funeral will be preached in the
church which Is situated IA the middle
of This graveyard All the h.niolk o.
This lovely lads are buried In this grave
ward and there their dust Will mingle to-
gcfhc-
Mrs. Southwark leaves Der husband
and two sons Edward, aged seventeen,
and Ross. aged thirteen years. She WAS
oniv fhinv.six wears Of age, aud was
married on the 18Th day of April 1871.
She received % superior education and
was lads possessing much force Of
character
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
PR ESTON q e l. V IN,
FINE ART F'U MIXTURE
No. IS Governor Street.
CHANCERY COURT.
nrhnr. EntrreL Ye.ierday

Tho following orders were entered b'
the Chancery Court yesterday:
Tanner against Tanner \ decrc'
authorizing Mr. James ID. Carneal 10 an
ticipate the payment Of a certain noi'
given by him and appointing A. W. fa'
ierson a special commissioner 20 convey
the property. fronting lwcniy-three ieel
on the north side 0t Broad street, between
First and Foushee streets, purchased 10y
said Carucal, {. him as soon as DC shal-
have paid the above note.
Clemmer against Heckler In thl'
case on q petition OF Isaac Davenport
Jr, an order WAS entered directing the
commissioner 10 whom the case has been
referred 10 make certain inquiries anu
report.
Garland's committee against KING. In
this case. the report of Special Commits
sionerT ". Sims, recommending loan oi
Sl62lS, now on deposit In the Citizen. :
Bank 90 the credit OF the court IA thll
cause to Mrs. Sarah !. Hunter, Of
Louisa county, the same 90 be secured
on certain real estate, WAS confirmed
and a commissioner appointed 60 make
the loan and take proper security.
Gariand's committee against Laucf
In this case a decree was entered, which
authorizes the commissioner 20 loan Mrs
:. ]. Hunter $500, which sum Is on de
posit in the Planters National Bank 10
the credit ofthe court in this cause
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

The regular term of the City Circui
Court, Judge Beverley r. Wexford pre-
siding, began yesterday Not much Wa.
done
Two suits were dismissed Those OF
Ellison & Harvey against j. " hall0rar
and Buchanan and iiaunOn against
George p. Stacy Two attachment suit.
were also dismissed
The following suits We're Instituted
W. Douglas Lee against J u. Tut
Damages 81 900
W. j. NestwOOd against the Richmond
Tunnel and Railroad Construction Com.
pany for Sf.5s956 Nodeciaiauon fled
The attorneys for the plaintiff in this
case are Mcssrs Meredith and Cooke and
Sands and Bryan This is case where
the question OF Wages is involved
In the suit OF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia against William Gray and j j.
Gresler, sureties OF John G. Gray. late
treasurer Of Washington county. on mo
ton Of the Attorney General the case
was docketed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
ornnd Lnrr Indictments.

1he Grand iury Of the Hastings Court
Yesterday returned the following indict-
mcnts
Against Seidon y Echo, two indict-
mruts for forgery.
Alexander Gaines. for stealing and
carrying away S2566S the property OF
Charity Lodge. No %, Of F. A. VI.
William Lee, for committing wiiiul
and corrupt perjury in the testimony
which he gave on oath before the Police
Justice on the examination Of Robert
Winston. charged with felony on the
sth of January
James McGuryis, charged with burg
lariously breaking and entering in the
nighttime ofithe 2sth day of December
last the dwelling house Of " 5 Robin
son with intent 10 steal Two indict-
mcnts
Nelson Orange, charged with breaking
and entering in the nighttime OF the
2lst dav of December the stable OF Mil
ton Cayce and carrying away one Jersey
bun calf of the value Of 800.
Edward Williams, a'ds Wooden, ALA,
Wo0dsOn In that be did IN the night
time Of the 18th of January break and
enter the dwelling house OF Ellen Gard
ner and take and carry away a large lot
of gold bracelets rings, other jewelfy
and property OF the aggregate value OF
S123 1O
Nelson Jasper, charged with know
ingly, willfully. corupily, and unlaw-
fully swearing falsely at the last election
Having been disqualified. he swOie that
he was legal voter and deposited his
ballot
Mile Gannoway, charged with purgery
in swearing out a warrant against Mary
Thomas, charging her with mingling
poison with food with the intent 10 Kill
julius Milschi. charged with carrying
on business without a license.
4 T. Quarlcs, charged with wilfully
swearing falsely thai " { Preston and
others did on The 9Th day of November
enter into conspiracy 10 prevent The
said Quarlcs aud others from voting,
when ihe Truth was the said Preston and
others did not hinder or delay the elec-
ton
Charles sweetman, alias Hobby
Horse Charlie charged with setting up,
promoting, and being concerned In GER
tain drawing, commonly called policy.
George ShoomaR, charged with setting
up and conducting a game called policy
Robert Brown, same oiiense.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
MANCHESTER MATTERS.

News and notes from the South side.
Tie funeral Of The venerable William
Fore. whose accidental death was noted
in sundays TINES took place SUNDAY
afternoon from Mount Zion Church
Chesterfield county, OF which the deceas-
ed has been q member for nearly sixty
years Rev Dr. Hazen and Rev. M
Cox and Mr. Jackson conducted
The services The church wa
crowded 10 its utmost capacity
and many persons who were present
could not gain admittance The remains
we're inferred in TIE old bdrying ground
where the mother OF the deceased. who
died ia 1870 at the advanced age Of
ninety-seyen years was buried
Intelligence vas received IN Manches
ter Sunday night of tho death during
that dag at Waxahachio, Texas. of Mr.
g. Irving ButlOr, youngest son OF Mrs
T. G. and the late John VI Butler. Of
Manchester The deceased was In the
twenty eighth year of his age. and died
OF consumption lie has been quite ID
for some time. bur his relatives were not
prepared for this unexpected shock
ne lhln4tls ~ kut NllluiLF OF
Branches Church. Chesterfield county.
have organized farmers club. the OBJ
lect OF which is the PRONUNCIATION of The
Interests OF the farmers generally. The
officers are ID b. GoOde president. Harry
Hey gice-presideni; l.. $ ogden, secre-
tary. The club starts out with mem
bership Of forty. It's regular meetings are
held al Branches Church.
The large iron tank on the Top Of Tie
" alter Tower viii be completed ia few
days The tank Will have capacity OF
1865 900 gallons From the top of 10 20
the ground the distance IS one hundred
and i've feet
Mr.. Nike Moofes house ia SwansbOrj
caught IRE Sunday morning The fire
was exiinguished before any serious
damage was done
The barber shops In Manchester were
closed Sunday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
Wet nrond. strest rronert, Sale.

A deed from f. H. Mcclure and Pres
ton Cooke, special commissioners in the
suit of Bauer and az against Dcnzler and
others 90 Edward y Cannon, WAS yes
ierday admitted to probate in tho clerk )
Office of the Chancery Court. Ii conveys
a lot OF ground Win improvements
thereon, situated al the northeast corner
OF Broad and Henry streets. fronting ~
feet inches on the north side of Broad
street and running back along the east
line of Henry street, and between par.
allel lines 1874 feet to an alley in com
mon rs feet wide. The deed is made in
consideration of the sum OF S6,250
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

TUE BREATH OF chronic catarrh APP
tieut Is often 90 offensive that he cannot
go into society, and be become an OBJ
jet of disgust After time liberation
sets in, the spongy bones are attacked,
and. frequently, entirely destroyed A
constant source OF discomfort Is tho
dripping 81 ihe puFulenl secretions into
the throat sometimes producing inyet.
Grating bronchitis, which, in its turn, has
been The exciting cause OF pulmonary
disease Tho brilliant results which
have attended lis Use for years pas
properly designate Eiy's Cream Balm
Tar the best, il not the only real cure 10
hay fever rose cold and catarrh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
Tho Conflict 81 Authority Between the
Two HenrioO squiIes

ADJ0to5 OF th0 tournament between
Squire CHM and Square Jonathan lcol.
Oreil it should be mentioned that the
colored plaintiff, Andrew Claiborne was
arrested on a warrant sworn out before
Squire CHM last Thursday by Mr. Red.
mOnd Evans The warrant was executed
by Deputy-Sherih Neurohr who brought
the prisoner before Squire Jonathan
Squire Jonathan bailed him 10 appear
before him Jonathan to-day 10 answer
the charge Ia the warrant
As Il now stands, each of these TWO
magistrates have issued warrants for TWO
parties, each OF whom appears before the
other magistrate The magistrate who
tries the cases does not have the prisoner
before him, but holds on 10 the warrant.
There Is some reason 10 be ieye that
there will be sharp conflict between the
magistrates this week The legal aspect
OF the case cannot be decided until next
Monday az the earliest, a. hat Is the day
when tho County Court OF IenricO
opens the February term.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
he Perfection

OF the age ia the medical line Is The
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
1t is agreeable TO the taste, acceptable IL
the stomach harmless in its nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough In lls &C.
lion. Owens & Minor Drug Company,
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
HENHIco COUNTY


! " Wheeler. Of Elizabeth City
county. reported al the Capitol yestet-
day that he had delivered at the peni-
Tertiary William Roberts (coloFed), TO
serve term OF seven years for malicious
shooting The sheriff of Elizabeth City
is a colored man and Mr J. W Wheeler
IS the deputy
Governor Lee through application OF
the Commonwealth attorney, Of Nor
folk Yesterday issued a reQuisition on
The Governor of North Carolina for the
delivery Of Denver l.. Barnes, wanted at
Norfolk for a felony alleged 10 have been
committed By him al that place, and he
having escaped arrest. lie is now held
by the police authorities Of the city Of
Wilmington y. G.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
rive suirreI. and Two 'Possums In On
Tree.

Captain NJ. VI Lipscomb has just re-
turned from very successful hunt ia
GoOchhnd county, and Yesterday re-
lated the following. On the evening of
the day before he returned 10 the city he
shot "a squirrel which he did not kill.
but smarily crippled IT, Ii, however,
succeeded in getting into the hollow Of a
large willow OAK which was near
bv. and he could not get il
out lie not being willing to
leave the poor animal TO die from the ef
fccts of the wound, returned The next
morning with an axe and cut the tree
down and out OF Il he got five squirrels
and TWO opossums The wounded squir-
rel was not included in the number, nor
could IL be found
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Old against Besman's administrator
Argued by L. K. Page for appellant, and
Judge James ( Heath for appellee, and
submitted.
fanceys administrator against Field
Argued by George ID. Gray, Esq., for ap-
pellant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Weather Strips! No house should be
without Ihem, Il keeps out cold wind,
snow, rain and dust, stops windows
from rafting saves fuel and promotes
comfort. Prices from 2 cents to 10 cents
per foot. Largest stock in the city at
WALTER ). SUBLETT's,
400 east Broad street, Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Sleepless nights TlAde miserable By
that terrible cough. oAilohs Cure ID the
Remedy isr you.
OWESs j MINOR DBge Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
DEATH or MRS. GEORGE T.. SOUTH
WARD.
IL Occurred Sunday Amer - Prolonged
Hines.

Last sunday, after an Illness which
had lasted Tor many months, Mrs George
Ella Southward quietly passed away
There were number OF kinfolk and
friends preseni-ladies who had been
with her all during hef illness
Mrs. ooutbwaTd was The wife 0f Sheriff
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Try Our PLANTATION" CioAas, only
% per hundred and . cents apiece.
Owens & NIaor Drug Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

WE REPEAT lr-No family ought to
be without bottle Of that old fashioned
remedy, Or. Dayid's Cough Syrup Of
pure pine tar, horehound, and wild
cherry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

CRUTcHEs, TRpssEs AND BRACES a,
Owens q Minor Drug Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05
Property Transfers.

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded In HE City Chancery
Court Yesterday + II Mcclure and J.
Preston Cooke. special commissioners. fO
Edward y. Cannon, ~ feet on north side
of Broad street, al intersection Of Broad
and Henry streets, 80 $50 T. l.. New
man 10 city of Richmond, 3lS 3.l9 feet
ON north line of an alley, parallel with
Broad street between Broad and Mar
shall streets Shockoe creek and Jail
alley, $500, James Peasants. Commits
siOner. 10 city of Richmond. L.. feet on
an alley parallel with Broad street. be
tween Broad street and the city Jail. $50
Il T. ElmOre and wife 10 Lizzie 4 Bragg.
10 feet on west line OF Pine street,
l65 feet south of Cumberland street. $500,
n III Sieger, executor of ! .. Steger;
surviving trustee, &c, and The Rich
mond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad Company, 10 Louis Euker, d
inches on month OF Broad street. near the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad freight depot quit claim deed,
James Patterson 10 Gilbert j. Hum, deed
of correction lO6 feet on south line Of First
street 81 Intersection Of Clay street IL %.
+ VI rutherford, trustee for James NJ.
rutherford. 10 Christian and Caskie, lots
and 4 ia Rutherford plan on Broad
street between SChafer and Harrison
streets. e. K Tabb, trustee for Mary II
Iahb. 10 City Of Richmond, 20 g-l2 feet
on north side of an alley between Broad
and Marshall streets and Jail alley and
sAOckoe cteek
HENRiCO COUNTY
Selma S SommeIyille and John x
Ler husband. 10 " + Boyd 80 acres
on the Nine Mile road Sll250 Charles
Davis and wife to Luther II Shoemaker.
two lots OF land in Henrieo county,
known - No. ! and 2 of plat on the
northeast side Of the Osborne turnpike
aLout q miIes below Richmond 81 600
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

OLD PAPERS For SALE AT THE
OOFFICE At ~ esnIS per hundred.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Milton and Dolly MOBILES appeared De-
fore a good house LAST night 10 their new
play from sire to Son lhe audience
seemed we'll pleased
The next attraction will he Robert
Mantel ia "Monbars,' he appearing in
that character fof TWO nights. Thursday
aud Friday. the 10Th and 18Th iustanis
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-05

Tho stage has TO- aims and rs PURPOSES
and not one of the least Is that species OF
play of which Daddy Nolan Is Il type
There Is a naiurlness about this simple
story and a certain strength inherent Ia
the character OF The aged man, who
through the weakness OF a careless son,
passes through phases of hardship cal.
cuiated on one side 90 evoke the tears OF
The spectators. while on the other 10
conyulse them with laughter Dan 5ully
has brought together strong company,
which presents the piece to good AL
vantage
Last nights performance al the
Academy was, as a whole, enjoyed. IL
will De produced % morrow and Wednes.
day nights