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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE

Ihs best-payiug lrtle pre-,. r' - ''77li
News .Or sale. Dong -'r . -
stock ana nxture. WILL las0. o.
Located 10 o part Il tAe r.f f'
opposition. Owleg has another 49,
hot devote his attention O. i....
terms ana further u'0.l-. DBL, "a
%, Newport News, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

N GRADUATED sugar, per
Standard 4 sugar per iolL'
Light Brown sugar ......-......
Roasted Lacuayla Coire' le1
Aronckle's Besl Arloss toife'
Good Ga, mixed ar green, fet i."'-'
Fine Gunpowdor lea, per lV@-
Carolina Rice, per po1DG ....'','.'
silver King BEST Patented fl.I.'
Pure Lard, per pound ......,...'
Snowflake Patented kl1Jr pef -
Family Flour, per bag '.'.. .'-'-' 'I
California Hams. per poIl No.
salt POrx. per pound. '.'.-t-'-''
Breast BGcoc, per po1na ....''-.'
Pure-Sugar syrup, per sAiioh. 5
Large Lemons, per dqlell-'
s bars large soap Tor ....... 49,
POuad Boxes Best BaAlns-to"-'
New Dates, Dor poInd ........'''.-.
s0da-Crac6ors, per pound ......- 81
, pounds GiDgcr->usps Tor .''''-''-
Home Made Jelly, pee pound ..-.
Homemade Preserves. pof pun.
Home Made Apple Butter, ref p'A---' 81
Sour Pickles. pee gallon ....-..'- --''''-''
Matches deem Boxes tof-.-...--''''
sardine-. per Dox.......... 49,. ~
SILVER Kine, best patentcd FANNY 80
made, per barrol ....-....'.. 80
snosfisko Patented tiOar, per PATTI '5
Smoked BlOatcrs, Dec dosch'.-''' %
scotch Berrinl:s, PEI Oo.,.''...''--''
homeless Codnsh, per pouhd .'-'-''''''' I'D
Best Csty Meal. per bu,hel..'.''''' -''''' IS
q bounds Rolled Oats Tor .......-.'.-.' 80
Pure Old Rye whisksy, pc, salo3 ."-' l..
Good Rye Mhisxey. PEE sauon- 90, 90
Home-Maie Blackberry Nlas' I'''" -
Good Catawba wiEc. per 60 leu.'.'''''' -
Imported Aacar0ni, per p9uul -
pirss Beat sun-tufoi IObtoo DIX ID
Good Cream Cheese. per pogic '''.''-''
Wasainc-soda, Der pogni .,..''-''' -
Wood Xasn-bosr IS ......s....- poe. -" 10
r,Ds psiry sal,. sei.,sand sass Ior
p..s S,rth C,rohn. Family k)o Lcs- o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

4 10 JOIN THE PATiNiLl H-.I
CAPITAL, manufactures l.f
from Bauylts by pai-n."l -.
furnace now IN sgcce 81
guaranteed Nv m1ric-t. "I
ALUMINIUM REDUCTION "o.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
WANTED, SAWED WHU3 a
WITHs. .

w by BoIley wagon ,9u4.
Va. Interested parties l.-'s'
cations. SCAN tLlNu ana PLAZA
q inches wantol-Hau..t SOON. -f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
WAY DOWN.

ID s25 WHEELS Tor SD. hr.
for SO. others IN froro o. ....
W. GUMP 4 CO., Dayton, 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
WANTED. BY MIDI
nICYCLEs At RARnAlN..

w or Is, OF July, hy a -
BOARD ana TWO tOfNt, iI''.
water. south % Broad, 49,, 'i .-
g., care DI-PATCH. %!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

~, AlJAE1 Oh OOM AioSlON ~
y AGENTS to handle the patent CHEMICAL
INCREASING PENCIL The most useful and
novel invention ot tns age. Erases ink tho
roughly IN Two seconds. Works like magic
200 TO 500 per cent. profit Agents make ESQ per
week. We also want a general agent 20 take
charge OF territory and appoint subagents. A
rare chance to mako money Wnls for terms
AMI specimen OF erasing. MONROE ERASER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. X. 124 Ia
Crosse, Wis. my Fly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
BISHOP ron sCHELE.
His Visit 20 Charlottesville-Mrs. Coffin
Still Missing.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July %
Specialize Bishop Won Schele has been
visiting his kinsman. DR.. NJ. Schele De-
we're. at the University. He was sent
over by the King OF Sweden as his per-
sonal representative at all the celebra-
tons held by Swedish Lutherans in this
country-and millions Of Scandinavians--
In honor Of the establishment OF Pro-
testantism In 1888 After receiving a per-
feet ovation from New York to San Fran
cisco, he came to the University OF Vir-
gnia 10 rest before returning. He was
delighted with the South. admiring the
manllness and high-toaed character OF the
men ana the delicacy and refinement OF
the fair sex. Foreigners are so apt to
content themselves with Northern travels
that 1t Is a pleasure to meet with one so
well qualified to judge. who is anxious
TO learn to know the South. and who
hnds so much justly TO admire.
George w. Davis. charged with the
murder Of his son-in-law, Thomas Har-
low, was taken 20 Madison on WedEes-
day for trial. The grand jury found a
true bill against him for murder, and
he was brought back to Charlottesville
jail last night, the Indignation in Madison
county being so great against Davis that
it was thought best TO bring him here
to avoid lynchng.
The grape crop In Albemarle is better
than IT has been for six years Cham
pions are ripening. and will be in market
In few days, and the best table grapes
VIII follow rapidly. while the crop OF
wine grapes Is immense, and will, doubt
less, prove a paying enterprise.
The whereabouts of Mrs. Coffin. who
so mysteriously disappeared from the
home OF her husband on Monday is still
unknown. Great excitement has pre-
vailed all the week. and the mountains
have been secured and the Rivanna river
dragged, but 10 clue has been reached
AZ to her whereabouts. The following
description OF the missing lady may as
sist in her discovery: A brunette, about
five feet five inches i'm height, forty-three
years OF age. of a trim figure, prominent
features. and considered handsome. Has
a habit of closing her eyes for several
seconds at a time when engaged in con-
versation. and OF repeating what Is said
bv others when so engaged. When she
left home she wore black satteen dress
black hat and veil. She carried nothing
In the way of baggage. or very little, II
any. and wore her wedding ring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
NOTES FROM NOrTOWAY.
Lawn Party by the Ladies' Au1iiiarv'
Senator Walter A Watson.

CREWE, VA, July 29.-Special.-The
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Of which Mrs. 5.
NJ Williams is president, closed their
lawn party tonight under most favorable
conditions. The grounds were beautifully
Illuminated with lanterns, and the ele-
CANT costumes Of the young ladies in
charge OF the tables attracted large
crowd each night.
Misses Susie and Nellie Tuggle, Of The
Grove" this county, are visiting their
friend, Miss Ada Perry. in Lunenburg
county.
Hon. Walter A. Watson. Of Jennings
Ordinary, our brilliant young State Sens-
tor Of the counties of Nottoway, Lunen-
burg and Brunswick, was in our town to-
day. He is the youngest member OF the
Virginia Senate. and his good record in
the last session should be appreciated
by the people of his district. Chairman
Gordon considered him one Of the most
valuable workers I'm the last campaign.
Nottoway should be proud TO claim him.
Captain w. NJ. Dillard. OF Blackstone,
was in our town few days this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

April 70. 1883. The son. OF War Song and
full brother TO Eole, st. Saviour and
Eon was then a two-year-od Of grand
size and presented a glorious spectacle
when shown TO the halter Ivy the faithful
Morris. His rich chestnut coat gistened
in the spring sunlight. and the fact OF his
relationship to the mighty Eole caused
scores Of Major Doswell's guests TO gaze
on him with admiration. few months
afterward he was sold for thousands.
Later on he again changed hands for less
than n fourth OF his first cost. and now
he would be considered dear at a tenth
part OF the sum obtained for him by the
dead master Of Bullneld. who sleeps
peacefully meath the sod at beautiful
Hollywood. Contrast the career OF Eolo
with that OF Morelo and ponder over
the wisdom OF the first shall be last
and the last shall be first"
M. r. Downing has taken the chestnut
horse Artillery by The Jacobte. out OF
Vigilette by Eolus. 10 Saratoga, where
he is entered I'm some OF the events
on Nor day at Gloucester the hye-year-
old bay horse Thorndale fell In the NTH
race, and was so badly injured that he
was shot by Superintendent Gould. Just
as Mr.. Gould fred the horse seized his
hand and bit Il severely. The wound
was quickly cautcrizcd. and no serious
results are apprehended. The boy who
rode the horse was thrown ten or If
teen feet, but escaped unhurt. Thorn
dale was bred by Captain r. j. Han
cock at ETlcrslie Stud. He was sired by
Eolus. out Of Lizzie Hazelwood, by
Scathlock.
Mr. Joseph Lasslter's black colt
Eastwood trottcd trial yester-
day in 2:31 Il Eastwood Is steadily
improving. and will easily increase the
standard list OF his sire when sent for a
record.
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
CITY or MfNCHEsTER.
News From the People Who Live Over
the River.
NAxcHrt1Ir BrKkau kcnMoNp TrMrs. !

NLNcHrfTrp BURslU RICHMOND TINES
ll2I HrLL sJHFIT. BFATIIE BLOCK.
A colored boy By the name OF Cor
neliUs Cooper while out hunting on Fri
day evning in some unaccountable man
ner accidentally shot himself the whole
load ent ring the back OF his mead. Cor
nelius Was about eighteen years OF age.
and was a brother Of Moses Cooper
wcll-known colored citizen, residing I'm
the neighborhood Of Midlothian. lie died
in few hours after the accident &C.
CURED.
Mr.. y. +. Pison left yesterday morning
for Washington on business.
Frank Parker has been sent 10 the
lunatic asylum from Chesterfield.
Rev j. T. Cannon. Of Richmond. will
conduct the services at Leader Hall this
afternoon.
Mrs Emily Spain. Of Matoaca district.
has been adludged insane, and has been
sent to williamsburg Asylum.
The board Of supervisors last week
paid s325 for scalps. one hundred and
seventy-eight fox, III mink, s weasel,
and % owl scalps were turned in.
Mr. Henry Tyler. Of Richmond. brother
OF Major J. Hoge Tyler, was at Chester
field Courthouse Friday on legal bust
ness.
by request. Rev. T. e. Reynolds viii
preach at the Fifth-street Methodist
church this morning and tonight.
The many friends Of Mrs. y. +. Pllson
I'm this city will be glad to learn that she
is steadily improving. She is in the
mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Rev W. n. Trainham will preach az
Cowardin-avenue Christian church this
morning and tonight Subject at night:
"Heavenly Recognition
Precinct meetings 20 elect delegates 10
the Democratic State Convention will be
held at Chesterfield Courthouse and al
Clover Hill on the 9Th Of August.
The finance committee Of the county
school board was IN session again yes
terday. The county school board will
meet next Wednesday at the courthouse.
Reulah Methodist church. I'm Chester
field. will be dedicated on The first Sum
dav in August This church is on the
Courthouse road, about nine miles from
Manchester.
Rev Z. r Dadmun will conduct ser
vices AZ West-End church to-dav. The
Richmond District Conference will begin
at this church next wednesday morning,
August %.
Hon. Frank Clopton. nephew or Judge
william 7. CloDton. IS here on a visit.
Mr. Clopton left Manchester twenty-five
wears AGO for Oregon. where he has since
been living. He has risen 70 be one
Of the most prominent men IN the State.
Mr. r. G. Friend who has been on n
visit 70 his parents with his lovely bride
~ his old home IN Henrico countv-
"craig HaIT'-is now stopping with his
uncle. Dr. G.. W Friend. ~ this city. on
his way back TO Marshall Tex. his fu-
ture home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
A GREAT SALE OF BLANKETS
Now is Tour Chance Get Bargains in This Line
FINE WOOL BLANKETS AT HALF-PRICE.

LOT No. 1-Seven pairs Fine Glendale 1914
Blankets. reduced to 81 pair.
LOT No. 2-Six pairs Fine Our Beauty
l04 Blankets. reduced to SLIPS pair.
LOT No. 3-IhTee pairs Fine White Fleece
lO-4 Blankets. reduced to $50 pair.
LOT No. 1.-Two pairs Fine Moscow 1914
Blankets. reduced t. e.. 9s pair.
LOT No. 5-Seven pairs Fine Fairfax io-4
Blankets. reduced to e.
LOT No. 6-Four pairs Fine Southdown
California l0-4 Blankets. reduced to "A.
LOT No. FIVE pai's Fine Brandon Cali
fornia ia Blankets, reduced to s5.
LOT No. 5-Five pairs Fine Southdown
California ia Blankets. reduced to Is. so.
LOT No. 9-Four pairs Fine Marlborough
ia Blankets. reduced 10 $3.50.
LOT No. 10 is job lot of TN pairs sssort-
ed Fine California IA aud ~ Blankets.
some slightly soiled otherwise perfect, at
about half-price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
CHARGED JvIrH MURDER.
Onicer Hall Has Gone to Winston 10
Bring Back William Hill.

Officer John Hall, OF the special police
service. left yesterday for Winston, n.
c.. 10 bring back TO Richmond William
Hill, a negro, who is wanted in the city
10 answer the charge Of numbering Ed.
Frayser. The killing occurred on Seven
teenth street near Franklin In front Of
one Of the toughest negro dives in this
city, on the night of June 18th. The trou-
BILE took place over q watch. officer
Cofer of Winston. arrested the negro, and
will receive the reward OF S25.
WINSTON, n. c., July 29.-Special.-A
negro named William Hill was arrested
by the police here yesterday on the charge
OF being the guilty party who murdered
a colored man in Richmond last June.
Hill was found rolling tobacco In fac
tory. He did rot resist arrest, but was
rather nervous when informed for what
he was arrested. He refused 10 talk, and
would not even tell his name. He said,
however, that he would go 10 Richmond
without requisition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Carl NICHOLSON.
Barton Heights.

Mrs. J. r. Durrett is visiting in Caro-
line county
Mr.. J. II. White is travelling through
Eastern Virginia.
Mrs W. c. Taylor. who has been sick,
is much better.
The next citizens meeting will be Sat-
urday. August 9Th
Mr.. James II. Barton and MIR. ]. f..
Turpin have returned from New York.
Miss Ella Booth and Miss Mamie Wy
att are visiting Mrs George T.. Styll
Mrs. w. r. Miller and children have
gone 10 the Terminal, az West Point
Miss Lydie Graham and Miss Alma
Glazebrook are visiting in Caroline
county.
Mrs. John T.. Rose and family have
returned from a pleasant visit 10 Baltl-
more.
Mr.. w. X. Bache and Mr. George p.
Collyer have returned from a trip to
Orange and Madison counties
Miss Florence Lorraine is visiting the
family OF her brother. Mr.. II. L. Lor-
ralne.
Miss Mabel Glinn and Miss Matte Ry-
land have been elected teachers for the
Barton Heights Graded School.
Mr. Garland r. Taylor will commence
az once TO improve his place. The house
viii be turned around, so as 10 face
Lamb avenue, additions made and the
dwelling and out-houses painted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Mr.. Krouse's Loss.

Mr.. William Krouse. caterer OF the Ma
sonic Temple. who was so unfortunate
as TO lose. while on his way TO the Rich
mond and Danville train. Morocco
purse containing Si.170 on Friday, has
found no trace Of 1t.
The amount was portion OF his earn
ings, which he had saved from his salary
for the past few years. and was all that
he possessed, At the time he was on
his way to see his wife. who is stopping
at the Hotel Terminal, at West Point.
and fearing to leave the amount AT his
home, concluded that 1t was safest TO
carry Il with him. A report was cir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Railroad Employees, Excursion.

PITTsBURG, PA, July 29.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company is now pre-
pairing to run a series Of excursions to
Chicago for it's employees. The trains
will run as specials. transportation being
furnished free. and the employees Will
he given q week with which TO take in
the sights OF the Windy City. including the
Worlds Fair The first Of these specials
left Philadelphia to-day, carrying 900 rail-
road employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

culated to-day that a man was seen on
Second and CLAY streets with large
sum OF money. which he was handling
very carelessly. The police were at once
put on his track. and Investigation de-
veloped the fact of his being member
OF a prominent lumber firm of the West
End.
Mr.. Krouse offers liberal reward for
Its return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
New Percales
FOR SHIRT WAISTS.

A new and choice line OF Pink Blus and
Lavender Striped Percales Tor ladies'
Waists at Ga O. yard.
One lot Checked Muslins at 70. yard
Dotted Swiss Muslins. reduced from S7h
to 2jc.
Fine White India Linens. 81. TO- 1917 and
1889, worth double,
% extra h eayy Undressed Marseilies
Spreads. reduced 10 sl.25 from Els.
Bargains in Table Linens. Napkins and
Towels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Pastor.' CONTEXT.

At T. A. Millers all-night drug store.
corner Fifth and Broad streets. Tosal
votes TO July 10Th included. Rev. X. N.
Sledd 1913: Rev. IL. n. Calisch. 32Gf; Rev.
w w. Landrum. 1,s32; Rev. NJ. ID. Hogs.
LIZ: Rev. George Cooper, SIS; Rev. W..
r.. Hatcher, 754: Rev. J. Y. Fair. eco; Rev.
j. X. Mason. 655. Contest closes Monday
night. July sist. at II O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Ladies' Waists.

soc. Waists. neatly made. reduced to 2sc.
75c. Percale Waists. reduced To 100.
Sl.0O aud SIPS Waists. reduced to 60, 65
and 75c.
one lot remnants Fine Whit, Dimity at
shc yard.
New line of Green and Lavender Striped
Lawns, l2.4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
CARPETS.

We are receiving our Fall Line Of Carpets
and we are prepared to show the hand
soonest line Of patterns ever shown in this
city. Our stock comprises all the very bes.
makes in Wilton. Administers. Noouets.
Body Brussels. Roxbury a Higgins best
makes. and we guarantee good workman
ship, and all work executed on short notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Justice John ]. Crutchfeld received the
following letter, pOst-marked ISLANDER
borg. Denmark, dated July IS. 1898. this
morning from n troubled Dane in quest
Of his wandering boy. which reads as
follows:
The Honorable Justice john Police Court
Richmond:
My Dear and Most Esteemed Sir
From The Richmond Times ! know about
your kindness towards my boy. Carl
Nicholson, the young artist" who had
the honor TO draw your picture. and whom
you prognosticated success In life.
Am 1 permitted TO give you my best
thanks for your benevolence that. GER
tainly, would have been 10 the benefit
OF my noble and wild, sensible and child
ish-that Is, artist-naturod boy. If not his
governor Ca rather eccentric Danish
chemster, who took the boy with MIN
from Copenhagen TO Richmond when /
was no more able 10 let him continue
his artistic studies here had suddenly
and unreasonably sent him 10 Chicago,
Just when the public OF Richmond thanks
10 YOU. had been acquainted with his
extraordinary talent
NY boy wants TO swim, and let MIN
try. But ] do not want him 10 De
drowned. / therefore wrote 10 the gov
ernor" / was willing 10 pay II necessary,
his food and lodging in Richmond. ANA
now he has sent Am TO Chicago, altnough
he knows I do not Ike the boy living
in the Northern states OF the United
states Of America. 1 do not understand
that and the man promised TO be father
to Carl.
7 have no, heard from my boy for a
to,,e, ti,na / do not know II he Is alive
or dead In Chicago I have no friends or
ooc,,oistances. or course / will not have
arytsing TO do with the governor that.
ce.tainly does not know anything Of my
roy now.
Therefore. dare 7 10 come 10 you In my
trouble? Dare I beg You try-your posi-
ton will, | suppose make this an easy
thing TO you-to find out my boys adj
dress I'm Chicago Ny dear and most es-
O. n ed cir. in tie hope that you Will
understand an afflicted father, and that
YOU are a true prophet l am, with as
si4rance OF highest esteeT., yours respect
fully
CARL NICHOLSON.
Superintendent Of the public school, pp."
Young Nicholson was at one time be-
fore His Honor as a witness in felonious
assault case The case having been con-
llHuNu' H' i'lueHltu t''N Az - -
as his intentions We're 10 go 10 Chicago
on the following day. In conversation
with the young man Justice Crutchfield
learned that he could do some sketch
work. and he finally sketcted likeness
OF His Honor.
II was through the columns OK The
Times that the above proceedings were
noted AMI In this manner the father
learned Of the whereabouts Of his son.
The letter was received bearing the adj
dress OF "The Honorable Justice John,
Police Court, Richmond. Va. L. S. A."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Wool Challies.

Fine Wool Challies. which we sold ell the
season at Is aud o.. now lZ4c.
Irish Lawns. sc. yard.
Storm Serges. blue and black. 80 inches
wide. 35c. real value 62lsc. yard.
Every article OF summer Goods. such ~
Mulls. Tissues, &c, at SOC. on the dollar.
&c. buys goods worth 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Checked MuslinS.

2 500 Yards superior quality Fine Satin
Striped and checked huslins. not enc yard
lengths. 2 70 yards. Your choice, she. .
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Floor Oil-ClOth.

Great reduction in Floor Oil-Cloth. Short
pieces. from to 6 Yards, excellent quality,
20. b. Is and 2sc. yard.
Table OIL Cloth. 81. the very best made,
at lac. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Trunks and
Satchels.

A full line of all styles OF Trunks. the bsst
city-msds. and we retail them at factory
prices exactly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

PLEASANT drive
Of about three
niles out the
Nine Mile road. In
lIenrieO county,
leeds 10 Cecar
Lawn Farm. the
tidy. comfortable
home OF Captain
A. O. Babcock, the
brave cx-Confcd-
fF4f. eDF.Itr. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Baby Carriages.

Your choice OF fifteen Handsome Baby
Carriages. the very best makes aud nicely
upholstered. at cost prices. They must be
sold. We need the room for our stock oil
Carpets, which we are receiving now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
MATTINGS.

rs pieces Jointless SOC. Mating, all nice
high colors. at 25c. yard.
Remnants of Mating at l2>S and 15o.
yard, 5 to IS yard pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
rrro,s WONDERFUL RACE Ar
T4sHLNGrON raRh,

,-scocl = Trotters. Mr.. Dosweii's Ac-
cerlse and Morcilo-A Ada Blue,
,.r..,. roio aud LOU Ehett Winners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

3ir. John Branch's handsome slx-year-
old chestnut mare Norfolk Belle, whose
name indicates her breeding, viz. by
Norfolk. out Of Belle dam Of Branch
wood 2G, pacing trotted a trial in
1922 on Thursday over the Exposition
track, driven by William Bass. Her full
sister, Bonny Belle. year younger, also
q memJ-r OF Bass string, IS doing well
and considered quite promising.
Mr. w. III. Nelson Of Manchester. has
placed his three-year-old bay colt, Eg
wood. Jr.. by Egwood. 21S1-2. out Of
Belle. by Daniel Lambert. IN the training
stable Of Joseph station at the Exposition
I.lE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Among the old guard OF Richmond
ioadites IS Mr.. John McCauley, owner
of the well-known chestnut gelding Stone
cu,tcHWho Is now "a his twenty-third year,
though vigorous Gnd well preserved. The
old geldiug was purchased in 1874 and
larnessed 10 a light wagon, and has
brought the flush Of pleasure TO his
owners check In many a victorious
brush down the road. During the past
winter Mr. McCauley purchased from
Nr William ". Brauer the nice FIVE
year-old gray mare Miss Finney. trial
i.I, by Gray Eagle son Of Walker Nor
SID. which he uses FOR road purposes
also both I'm single harness and hooked
90 the pole With stonecutter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Isaac Fleming drove the fast bay geld
Ing, Clayton, by Harry Clay. three heats
over the FleetTood Driving Park track n
week ago In az. 2.l9 IL and 2:l9. Clay
ton is a model road and pole horse, as IL
his half sister, MIR. Thomas -. Stokes
brown mare, Nenturita, by Idol Gift. out
Of the dead matron OF Tuscarora Farm.
Star Maid. dam Of Clayton. 2:l9, and Cur
RIO. 2.4 IA. the latter a full brother 10
Mr.. Stokes mare. Venturita.