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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
THE DREWs At THE ACADEMY.
An Excellent Production OF sheridan's
Sterling Oid Comedy.

Revivals Of standard plays appears 20
be the latest fad among theatrical man
ages.
Last week Salvini delighted large au-
diences with revivals Of romantic dramas
and last evening at the Academy Of
Music Mrs. John Drew, supported by her
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, and
an excellent company. commenced her
engagement with Sheridans sterling old
comedy. The Rivals When here last
Mrs. Drew. with jefferson and Florence
composed the greatest trio of mirth pro-
yokers Of the present generation. But,
alas. death has played its winning card,
and Mr.. Florence who was destined TO
be the honored successor of Joseph jeff
ersOn. has passed away, leaving a
vacancy not soon 10 be filled. The au-
dicnces that saw that great trio did not
appreciate the acting of Mr.. Florence
or Mrs. Drew. for they went 10 see jeff
ersOn, and only bestowed upon the for
mer two a small dividend of their atten-
ton. Now Mrs. Drew comes before the
public as Mrs. Malaprop." with no
star" such as jefferson, to overshoa1ow
her matchless portrayal. And such a
Mrs. Malaprop" the cackling slayer Of
the Queens English. and a perfect pic
ture Of the good old ladies who pre-
Qtulldltu dl odliif the JtiibilSil VIEW pDi L
of by-gone days Seventy-six years old
and as winsome and pique as when our
forefathers showered applause upon her.
Mrs. Drew plays the role with a vim that
would make many girl OF sixteen blush
with envy. Her unintentional mutila-
ton Of the vocabulary. a trick that
has been carried TO the extreme by many
playwrights. especially the fun-mak-
ing lbrettists of comic operas is render
ed by her i'm "A style and with a manner
that makes il amusing without being
overdrawn. And the same with the
minuet which she dances with the grace
and ease of a PREMIER danseus of half
her years.
To compare Mr.. Sidney Drew's Bob
Acres" with that of Joseph Jefferson
would be ironical, yet Mr.. Drew, who in
herits many of his mothers amusing
traits, makes most excellent and anus
ing Bob Acres" His wife, a handsome
aud charming woman. is quite pleasing
as Lydia Lanquish." and Mr.. Charles
Il. HanfOrd is a discreet Captain Abso-
lutte. Mr.. Werner Charges as "Sir An
thony Absolute" and Miss Phyllis Ran
Kin are both excellent in their respective
roles.
THE Rivals" will be repeated at the
matinee this afternoon, and this evening
Mrs. Drew will be seen for the first in
this city in 1.-The Road TO Ruin" Hal
crafts great comedy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
FRIGHTENED ms FRIENDS.
hr. John III. Montague Failed 10 Return
from the fOx Hunt.

Mr. john II. Montague, Jr, has recently
mad an expo rience which resulted in no
httle uneasiness of mind 10 his family
and friends. Last Saturday afternoon Mr..
Montague, while out fox-hunting. became
separated from his friends and did not
return to the city with them. Nothing
VAS thought Of il at the time, Il being
supposed that he had become separated
from the party and would soon show up.
As time passed by and he did not appear
his friends became very uneasy. On Sun
day Mr.. S. III. Handbook, who lives about
six miles from town. came to the city
bringing the horse ridden by Mr.. Monta-
que. His friends supposed he had been
thrown and hurt probably killed.
\ search party was formed, but their
efforts were fruitless. They came back
10 the city to find Mr. Montague had re-
turned in their absence. In attempting f.
Jump a ditch his horse fell and he was
thrown. Mr.. Montague spent the night
at a house near by. all unmindful OF the
anxiety he was causing his family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
AZ EMINENT LAWYER DEAD.
James Alfred Jones Passes Away AFTER
Isrfn Life

Surrounded by his family and Intimate
friends. at . o'clock yesterda morning
Mr. lanes. Alfred Jones died at his resi-
donce. corner Fifth and Frann,,n streets.
Mr. Jones has been in flaming heaith lVr
some months but his sudden demise was
not expected by his many irlehuS, "
whom his death viii be great sno.h.
lanes Alfred Jones was porn III Me1n
lenburg county, Va, near Boydton. MS
father Mr.. James Jones, was weaithy
planter. md his mother. North caro-
iinian. was a lady of distinguished talents
and culture His early academic educa-
tion was at Randolph Macon. and was
completed at the University Of Virginia,
at which institution, after fun course
he took his degree Of master OF arts
being distinguished member OF his
class.
He then came 10 Richmond 10 study law
i'm the office of the late Conway Robinson
Esq. Mr.. Jones commenced the practice
OF law in Petersburg. and by his talents,
learning, and high character, soon
achieved distinction. He became mem-
Der OF the law firm OF ThOlson Jones X
Mann, which had an immense practice.
In 1854 he was elected 10 the State Sen
ate and at once became one of its most
distinguished and leading members. He
always took an active interest in the
politics of the State, and also i'm those
OF the United States In 1856 he settled i'm
this city, with the chief view Of practic-
ing in the Court Of Appeals. He at once
took a high position in that court. along
with the leading lights Of the Virginia
bar.
In a business and legal capacity Mr..
Jones well served the Confederacy during
its existence. After the war ne resumed
his practice of law and Immediately was
engaged I'm the largest cases and the best
business involved i'm the courts. He con-
tinucd thus engaged for many years, but
having inheritsd and acquired a compe-
tency. and being much disguised with the
Malone rule and regime, and being also
Of the old type OF the Virginia lawyer
and gentlmean, he absolutely declined
and refused to appear before the present
Court of Appeals elected by the Malone
Legislature. and never did so. He how
ever, afterwards appeared in the SUI
preme Court Of the United States In sew
eral important cases. Mr.. Jones was mar
ried In 1851 to Miss Mary Lyon, of Mobile
Ala a beautiful and accomplished young
woman.
Mr.. Jones leaves one child-a daughter
Miss Mary Morris Jones.
The members of the Bar Association
will meet to-day 10 take appropriate ac
ton I'm regard 10 the death OF MIR. Jones
The funeral arrangements have not ye
been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27

|. For charter for the Spiller Academy
OF Hampton. :,
To permit the registration Of j. r.
Adams az a pharmacist.
Allowing fee TO A. NJ. Dickinson In the
Carrico case.
To amend the Code in reference 70
property that may be disrrained lor
taxes.
Extending the time for collecting taxes
Tor 1888 I'm Bedford.
To incorporate the Shenandoah ana
North River Electric Railway.
TO authorize the board Of supervisors OF
Norfolk county TO lease or sell parish
land OF said county.
To amend the road laws in Scott and
Lee counties.
For the relief OF II. II. Pennington.
To authorize the Buffalo River Soap
stone Company to construct and operate
"A railroad.
Authorizing the supervisors OF Bath
county to increase the compensation OF
the commissioner OF the revenue
To amend the charter Of the Blue
Ridge Railway Company.
| For the relief OF William II. Carter, OF
Washington county, a disabled Confed-
! crate soldier.
TO provide for the drainage Of low
| lands i'm Botetourt Buckingham. Cum
/ berland and GTeensville.
To give the treasurer OF MONTGOMERY
county power to collect certain tax
tickets.
TO amend the Code In relation to the
collection Of taxes.
| Allowing fish traps to be placed in
| Powell's river. in Lee county.
For the relief of =. b. Hughes. Of the
town Of West Point, Va.
] Of Of 4 IrphQrcOn.
disabled Confederate soldier, Of the county
| OF Franklin.
For the relief of George Hungate, &
| Confederate soldier, of Floyd county.
To regulate the taking of oysters IN
the Potomac river and Chesapeake bay.
For the protection Of sheep In Amhers
county.
To incorporate the Fairmont Railway
Company.
TO amend the road laws of Rocking
ham county.
To incorporate the town Of Singer Glen
| IN Rockingham county
To amend the charter Of the city Of
! Alexandria.
TO incorporate the town Of Clinchport
! in Scott county.
To incorporate the Young ladies' Col
lege, at Buena Vista.
To amend the Code in relation TO clos
ing bar-rOom on election days. This bill
refers only TO the city of Bristol. making
| the law conform TO that i'm Tennessee.
For working the roads of Richmond and
| Lancaster counties.
70 n corporate the Appalachian Iron
and Steel Company.
To amend the charter Of the Church
| Home for the Infirm and Disabled Col
Ored Persons in Brunswick county.
TO raufy and confirm the charter OF the
| Deis Manufacturing Company.
At 1920 the Senate adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
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Colored Cambria and Main
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Torchon and Medecl Laces
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
WASH GOODS!

Irish Linens. Printed Cam
brio, Percale, Zephyr Cling
hams, 12ic. per yard.
Bedouin Cloth. a new IA
brio, soft, fine and perfectly
fast colors, lie. per yard.
Teasel Cloth. double-fol
wash fabric, 16Sc. per yard.
Irish Dimities, beautiful
patterns; wide range of pat
terms and new colorings, 2jc.,
soc. and SIZE. per yard.
Linen Lawns, printed, real
Irish Goods, 25c. per yard.
French Organizes, large va
riety of choice selected pat
terms and only the best made.
Swivel Silk Ginghams,
beautiful fabric, wide range
of delicate colorings; colors
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poptilor pticog
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27

he was speaking as the representative
Of the citizens OF Fredericksburg. and
had not committed himself as to how
he would vote on the measure when II
came up.
Mr.. w. Seymour White. OF the Fred
ericksburg delegation. spoke In opposition
to the charter on the ground OF it's in
jury to his city. and because II was not
for the public interest that II be built.
He criticized the movement as masked
battery and said no company would run
a bob-tail road to Manassas. Major Ran
dolph here interrupted the speaker to
say that the Richmond and Manassas
road expected to connect with one beyond
Manassas. which was already chartered
and when asked by Senator Mushbach IL
that road was owned by the Baltimore
and Ohio. bowed his head I'm assent.
Mr.. II. F. Crismond OF Fredericksburg.
said IL the road WAS chartered and did
not come to that city it would damage
1t one-third.
Senator Little, I'm the name OF
his delegation, offered an amendm mt re-
During the road TO go through Fredericks-
burg.
Executive Session
The Committee on Roads then went
into executive session Senator Wick
ham offered a substitute TO the amend
ment, providing for the guarantee of
100000, the purchase OF the States in
terest in the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac, and the time or commsnc-
ing and completing the railroad. The
substitute more strongly emphasizes these
provisions and places the question of
determining when the first twenty miles
OF road are finished in the hands of
the Board Of Public Works, instead Of
leaving it to the chief engineer of the
road
Senator Mushbach then addressed the
committee. He said he would not OPP
pose ii on local grounds because he did
not believe it would ever be built. He
thought II a most ingenious scheme on
the part of railroad men in conjunction
with lot Of business men. who were not
familiar with railroad schemes, TO Sc
cure the States interest in the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac. which
should not be sold when depressed by the
present financial condition OF the country.
He called attention to the fact that these
bonds were non-taxable. and much more
valuable for that reason. and that the
effect of the two bills under consideration
would be toe confne them to single
purchaser.
The vote was then taken on the
Fredericksburg amendment, which was
lost
The motion was then made 10 report
the bill with amendments, which was
lost by a tic vote.
In order to get the matter before the
Senate a vote was taken on the opposite
proposition, and the bill was reported
with the recommendation that it do
not pass. by a vote Of to s.
The bill will probably come up in the
Senate to-day, and an interesting hght
may be expected.
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Ten persons were admitted Sunday 10
membership. and the religious interest
seems to be increasing. Despite the
storm there were more than four hundred
present in the Sunday-school, and large
audience listened intcntly To Rev. Dr'
RAYS sermon on 1.-The Divine presence
with the Good Man" In the afternoon
there was a good attendance at the
young peoples meeting, ana -FOUR young
men asked for prayer. Inc SUBJECT o,
,ha evening sermon was "Tares," and
,,as addressed TO men only. The meet
ings will be continued. and Rev. Mr..
C;ooawyn. of st. Johns. was to have
PREACHED last night. and Rev. Mr. Moore
a. expected tonight. Rev. DIR. L.andrum
preached last Friday evening one OF the
most effective OF the series of sermons
delivered In this church by various minis
ters In the last three weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27
Foreign Insurance Companies.

Mr.. Irvine's hill to amend certain
sections of the Code pertaining To for
eign insurance companies and requiring
bond deposits of not less than $4,000 nor
more than $4,000 of all insurance COM
panies, domestic ana foreign. doing bust
ness in the state, was reported favora-
bly, by the House Committee on PROPOSE
lions and Grievances last night.
The bill was amended To exclude from
its provisions all mutual companies oper.
ating in not more than four counties and
all fraternal organizations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-27

is difficult TO throw Off especially II
ones eplcurean taste leads TO the use OF
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk In this popular beverage. It's
superiority 10 cream is admitted. Rich
flavor and uniform consistency.