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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Cleveland. s; Brooklyn. |.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 17.-Dark clouds
and thunder which threatened rain
throughout the afternoon kept the at
tendance at the second Sunday game
down TO 1000 POwells great pitching
won easily for Cleveland. while the bril-
liant fielding of both sides was another
feature.
Score by innings: i
Cleveland ................. o 4 o o . %
Brooklyn .................. 100000 o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

CINCINNATI. O.. July 1S-It took ten
innings TO decide the game between the
Senators and Reds to-day. which was one
OF the most exciting seen here this sea-
son. IN was pitchers battle through
out. In the tenth inning Umpire O'Day
ordered Captain Brown of the field for
questioning a decision at first base. At
tendance 1900.
Score by innings: r
Cincinnati ..............0OOOOO3O011
Washington ............ ? O0001 0-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THE BEAA-EATERy AND OhIOLES
WE'RE horn VICTfMS.
Washington Beaten by LouisviIle-ChiA
cago Defeats PbiIadeIphia-Hesult
OF Sundays Games.
Result of Yesterdays Games.

Boston. 3: Cincinnati. 3.
Baltimore. Z: Cleveland, !.
Louisville, 8. Washington, e
Chicago, Z; Philadelphia, 6.
New York, IL. ST. Louis. 9. -
Pittsburg- Brooklyn, no game, ram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

Mrs. a. l.. Dickinson. who has been
quite Ill for sometime at ST. Luke's Home
for the Sick. and who was recently re-
moved to the Virginia Hospital. was get
ting along as we'll as could be expected
last night. She was thought to be slowly
improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Rcmnred 10 Yirginia Hn.nital.

All the patients at 81. Luke's Hospital
for the Sick have been removed 20 the
Virginia Hospital. and the former insti-
tuition has been closed for the summer,
according TO the custom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
inning. when Roach connected for two

inning. when Roach connected for two
hagRer.
Bowen sacrificed him to third and no
scored on an error by Kelly. who muffed
a ny. On the other hand the visitors
had a hard struggle against Bowen only
making four hits, no two Of which were
made in the same inning.
II was the most peculiar game OF ball
played here this year.
The fielding on both sides was perfect
nj times vcrging on the sensational The'
following is the score:
HARTFORD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

Baltimore. Gee. 10000 p IL l
Summary: Earned runs-Baltimorc. z
Bases on balls-On Cuppy !; Off Pond, z.
Struck out-By Wilson. !; by Pond, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Game Postponed.

PITTSBURG. PA. July 1.-THE base
ball game scheduled for to-day between
Brooklyn and Pittsburg was postponed
on account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
NORFOLK.

Score Dy INNINGS IL
Newark 80. 0 000100 0000 DO 0 IS
Norfolk 1000 1O0011O0O IA
Summary: Earned runs-Newark. d;
Norfolk 2. Two-base hits-Wright
j. Rothfuss. Gettig. Three base
hits-J Rothfuss, O'Hagan. Sac
rifce hlts-Snyder. Leahy. a. Roth
fuss Stolen bases-McFarlan. Left on
bases-Newark IL: Norfolk 10. Struck out
by Carrick 6: by Newton g. Double plays
Wentz to Leahy to Kelley. First on err
rors-Newark 4: Norfolk l. First on balls
off Carrick 2: off Newton 6. Hit by
pltcher-Hatfield. Smith. Umpire Belts.
Time four hours.
Faicrs0n-Athletics.
PATERSON, n. j.. July B-Special.-
On a very wet and heavy field Paterson
managed to take to-day's game from
Sharsigs aggregation. Paterson counted
twice i'm the third on an error by Battam
and three-baggers by Keister and Held
rick. Two more came In the fourth on
a base on balls TO Hamburg. Groves sin
gle, Hardesty's force. a stolen base by
Hsrdesty and Gilman's single.
The Athletics made one In the NTH on
r. schaub's two-bagger and Fox's single.
and two in the eighth on viau's wide
throw Of Moran's grounder. SINGLE by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Standing of the Clubs.
New York. Hast. Louis. 6.

ST LOUIS. MO, July 19.-McDermnott
made his debut with the browns to-usS
and was pounded at will by the Giants.
Coleman succeeded McDermott In the
seventh. Attendance. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

A called meeting Of the Independent
cycle Club will he held az the club
house. Thursday. July 22d, 1897 at $50 F.
NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Louisville. 6: WASHINGTON. .

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 19.-The Colo
nel5 won the game today In the nrst in
ming, batting McJames for four earned
runs. wagner, who WAS secured from
the Paterson (N. j. team. made his first
appearance. His playing was first class
Attendance, lUNO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

Baltimore. /: Cleveland. !.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. July l9.-To-day's
game was played on vet grounds ana
part OF the time in the rain. Cuppy 5
poor pitching gave the orioles Dig iead'
The Indians could not hit Pond ehectiVe-
ly. Attendance. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

ST. Louis ........ o002o5Io0-,G5 i z
New York .......OO2O c-H IL 3
Summary: Earned runs-St: LOUIS, -
New York. G. Base on balis A McDer-
mott. Z: Ruse Q Struck out-McDer-
mott l. Rnsie. (. Coleman, J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

Summary. TMO-DHN' HII"NO"7T oVVIvd
povon I. of Bishop. {. First base on err
Hartford. 2. Struck out-Norfolk.
{: Hartford. l. Double plays Bowen.
Thornton. Roach. Radford, Thornton.
(fmpire-Rurns Time-l:i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
THE BEDFORD yOTE.
Few Delegates Instructed. but They Are
Mostly for Tyler.

BEDFORD CITY. Va. July ia.-SpeciaL
In the primaries Saturday only thin
vote was cast. a heavy rain keeping
many at homo and the feeling that an
almost unanimous sentiment for IylrI
would prevent any risk by non-attend'
ance.
Tho delegates are: Graham Clayton. O.
W. Shelton. T. J.. Huddleston y. sale
W. II. Fitzpatrick. b. r.. Key, l. l.
Brown T. S West. j. Il. Brown. j. W.
Gllaspie. ~ r. Burroughs w. J.. Graves
W. T. Thurman. w. \. Good. y Az
thony, W T. Burks. J. \. Reynolds NJ
Chiffon. G. A. Overstreet, Frank otey ;.
II. Price. William Parker. Nine more are
not yet heard from.
with the exception Of five from Bed.
ford City, who are instructed for Iye,
and Mann. the delegates go uuinsiructed
hut nearly all expressed % preference ioi
Tyler before being elected. They are
estimated to be as follows. Tyler -N,
Ellyson. 2; Mann, 10; Scott l0' MoniA'
que, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

summary. TdTHVu 1uIIS = 80"
son. /: ..Athleti :. l. Two base
hits-R. Schaub. Carey. Three-base
hits--Keister IIcidrick. Stolen bases
Moran 2: Hardesty. Left on bases
Paterson 2: Athletics 4. Struck out by
Ames-Gilman. BY Viau-McVey, Ames,
+. Schaub. First on errors-Paterson !;
Athletics 8. First on balls off Ames ,.
off Viau 8. Wild Viau. Umpire Burns.
Time ono hour. fifty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Chicago. !: Philadelphia, 9.

CHICAGO. July 19.-The Colts won out
in the ninth after a close and exciting
game Attendance $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

S'oit by lNIlu-r.
Chicago ......2 OO12-7 4
Philadelphia 80 o o o 90 -G 8 3
summary: Earned runs-ChcagO. .;
Philadelphia. .. Base on balls-Om Cal
lahan, 4, off Ortiz. :. Struck out-By Cal
lahan, ., by Ortiz g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
HARrfORD. 4; NORFOLK, o.
A Most Remarkable Game I'm which a
single Hit Won the Contest.

HARTFORD. CONN. July is.-special.
Hartford made one hit in to-days game
with Norfolk and yet finished In nrst
place. Bishop was in the box for the
vtskiers and was infallible until the fifth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Rnstnn. o CINCINNATI. 3.

CINCINNATI. o. July 19-About 1000
saw the REDS defeated to-day. Dammann
was relieved by Ehret in the eighth.
TTNHTNNAU Att
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

Mr.. H. T.. williams. who broke his arm
by falling from his wheel, is slowly re-
covering from bis injuries. lie is now
visiting friends at Beulah. Va, accOmpl.
MED by his friend. Mr.. Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
How the Clubs Stand.


Richmond at Newark.
Norfolk at Hartford
Paterson at Philadelphia.
Reading at Lancaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Ladies Capes.

Ladies' Plush Capes, handsomely bead
ed and braided, lined Thibet collar ana
front trimmed regular s. quality. At
bargain price S~.
Plush cape, extra fine. beaded and
braided. leaf pattern. very stylish, %
inch long. full sweep. silk serge lined. Thi-
bet down front and collar. trimmed with
rhibet fur regular SO quality At spe-
cial price, $.9S.
Ladies Cloth Capes. fine quality Black
Beaver. fancy braided front, collar trim
med with marten fur. full sweep. q inches
long would be u bargain at 3. Special
sale price. 1925
Ladies' cloth Capes OF ATWOOD Kcr-
sey collar marten fur trimmed. also mar
ten heads and tails trimming on front,
real Sc value. At special sale price. $40.
Ladies Bouclo Cloth Capes. satin face
lined, with marten fur trimmed around
collar and down front. cheap at 81. At
special sale price. s..
Plain Plush Capes. fun sweep, extra
line quality plush. high storm collar.
whibet fur trimmed. silk serge lined
throughout: bargain lat s.. AZ special
sale price, S5ss.
Ladies' Plush Cape. beaded and braid
Ell. beautifully designed high storm coll
lar. trimmed with martcn fur. silk serge
lined throughout, fun, guaranteed 10. ft.
a real so value. At special sale price,
S7N.
Ladies Plush Capes. q inches long, full
sweep. handsomely braided. extra good
quality plush high collar. trimmed with
Thibet fur around collar and front, worth
So. Special sale price SlZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Fine Veilings.

The new Veilings are nero
aplenty. Dotted Grenadines, Dot
ted Chiffons, Black and White
Dotted Tuxedo. new Fancy Wells
in solid black and white, new
Mourning Wells a perfect as
sortment at lowest prices.
Newest styles I'm Black Lace Yelling.
with black dots, real value Pc. Special,
lic
h-lnch Black Dotted fish-Net Yelling,
really worth &c.. now lac per yard.
IS-lnch Tuxedo Yelling. black with gen.
ulne Chenellle dots, regular price dac.
Special sc. per yard
lS-lnch White Fish-Net Yelling, with
black Chenille dots, regular price 33c.
Special, 2jc. per yard
Brown Grenadine Yelling. with brown
dots. IS inches wide. really worth 3sc. Spe-
cial .2Jc.
Latest Shade OF Brown Chiffon. -
inches wide. former price Gc. Special.
25c per yard.
Latest Styles I'm Fancy B0rdered Wells.
for 50. s. 50. CSC, sl.19 and sl.29 "A piece.
IS-lnch Black Tuxedo Yelling. with tied
Chenille dots. really worth Soc, special,
Zoe per yard.
Is-inch Gray FLsh-Net Yelling with
white dots. real value, 6Jc.; special, 5oc.
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
New Ribbons.

Sparkling strips of silken beau
ty. The Romans clash colors.
The Tartans are furious. Such a
a multiplicity of colorings has
never been seen.
No. 40 C1-2 inch) Fancy Roman Stripe
Ribbon. in all Of the new fall color combi-
nations. really worth &c, a yard; opening
sale price. Y lie. yard.
No. 90 a 1-2 inch) Fancy Figured. MORE
Ribbon. in black. brown purple. cardinal,
and myrtle green. actually worth 2jc. (;
opening sale price. 1lc. a yard.
No. 40 g 1-2 inch) Beautiful An-Silk
MORE Glace. Tafeta Ribbon. in the new
est two-tone effects really worth 29c. +;
opening gale price, 19c. a yard.
No. 50 - inch) All-Snk Changeable
Taneta Ribbon. all Of the new fall shades,
actually worth &c.; opening sale price,
25c. yard.
No. 80 q ID inch) Fancy All-Silk Roman
stripe Taffeta Ribbon I'm the newest coll
or combinations. worth 35c. opening sale
price. 2jc. a yard.
No. 60 az inch) Very Fine All-Silk. Ro-
man stripe. Ttaffeta Ribbon. i'm the most
rich and stylish color combinations. really
worth &c; opening sale price. &c. yard.
For grace and comfort wear a
Ferris Waist. They're unequaII-
ed-5O, 75c., and S I each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Cleoyis, blk m. by Cartridge.
Mr happy, b. r., A. by Happy Russell.
Among the weil-KnOwn owners and road
horse fanciers Of Llnville, Va, are the
Messrs. A. +. WOodell, freight agent OF
the Southern Pacific railroad, and IL. NJ
Victor, cashier Of the Planters National
Bank. who have recently purchased the
twelve-year-old bay stallion Jolly Friar.
sire of the good mare Lucy Ashby. 2:2l IL.
and are driving that handsome and we'll
finished son of William l.. on the road.
Jolly Friar Is out Of the great producing
daughter Of Pearsall mother Lumps dam
Of the successful sires Jumps. 2.2l: Bet
terton. and Monte Cristo Jolly Friar
trotted a trial in 2:2i II. and but for an
injured tendon in the of forward leg,
which threw him ont Of training. the son
OF William L. would likely have trotted
to a low record. Mr. Woodell owns the
brown mare Pearl Terry. by Franklin
Chief dam Daisy. by Nobby. second dam
Kate Edwards. dam Of Roy, 2:iG -, and
uses her for road work. She was bred
this season 10 Jolly Frar and appears TO
be I'm foal.
Mr.. Garland Daniel, OF Greensboro. y.
c.. has a pair of clever three-ycar-old fill
lies that with handling should develop
speed They are Blanche Morgan and
Minnie Tucker The latter IS a PAGER,
and by Norval. GA 81. out Of the Alcan-
tara mare GLADYS dam Of Kitty Hawk.
2.27 Ii. and the last mare Eufaula c., by
Pamlico. Blanche Morgan is by Temple
Bar. 2:i1 81 dam Ida Wise. by Baiardo.
They were bred by Col Julian $. Carr,
Durham. y. &.
The hay eelding MosuI. 200 IL. by Sui
tan, dam Virginia Maid. by Sam Purdy.
reached here Wednesday night from Rig
by Park Portland. Me. having been ship
ped from there by Dick Wilson 10 his
owners IN this city. The son Of Sultan
reached here in good shape. having stood
the long shipment. and was placed I'm
Mike Bergen's stable. at the Exposition
Grounds track.
Joe Branch. who has cared for the geld
Ing all during the season. came along
with him.
MOsul was logged by Bergen on We'd
nesday, and apears TO be free from lame
ness. lie will be shaped up for his en-
gagements al Norfolk. and II he keeps
right Will start IN the stakes for PA and
2.27 trotters. Tor purses Of 1000 each.
The lameness in one OF his hips, which
caused him TO be let up after the bruising
seven-heat race won by him at Columbus.
Ohio. seems 10 have disappeared. and I'M
der the guardian care of Bergen. who de-
ye)oped him. the tall son OF Sultan Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Fine Stationery.

We've a great reputation for
fine Stationery. We do a bigger
business than most exclusive sta
tionery stores think OF doing.
Here's why:
3 10 Qmre Quin Note Paper, DC.
s1-2 CURE Fine Cream Commercial Note
Paper. tor lOc.
l-Pound star Linen Paper sizes ruled
and plain. lic
Old Number one Smooth hnish' me
correspondence paper, l1c. pound
Royal Snow Flake Linen Paper Zoe.
pound
La Belle France fine linen note paper
plain and ruled zoe. package.
Caledonia Mills Paper, satin hnish, pam
and ruled. pc. pound.
Linlithgow Linen Paper plan ard ruled
25c. pound. Co. w..
Large and Small Square Cream WoVe
Envelopes. > packages for Dc.
star Linen Envelopes, Sizes &C. pack
age. 90 -.
age
La Belle France Envelopes, loc' pack
age. ~, .,
Box containing l Quire Paper and z
Packs Envelopes. cream woye' ruled ana
plain l0c. box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
New Notions.

We know and our customers
know that Our Notion stock is
miles and miles ahead of the next
best Notion stock i'll Richmond.
II is recognized and quoted as the
only complete stock in the city.
We constantly show the very new
est novelties in Dressmakers Sup
plies and Notions of every con-
ceivable kind. Our prices are
always lower than elsewhere, to
which fact hundreds of economical
women can testify.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

SPLICE Tea Set. underglaze decoration,
was s.. now S3yS.
G-Piece Tea Set pink decoration gold
traced, Sass.
lO-Piece Toilet Set. undorglazc decora-
ton. worth $3.50, sale price. N.la.
l0-Piece Toilet Set. pink TINT gold slip
pie, worth s.. sale price. S2.sS.
lO-Piece Toilet Set, richly decorated in
violets. gold traced, several patterns 10
select from. was 81. cut price, SS9.
l2-piece Toilet Set, avalon shape. hand
painted, gold traced, worth Sl2, sale price.
$500.
l2-Piece Toilet Set. imported. shaded
blue gold stpple, worth So, sale price.
50.
81 Stop Jar. with cover and handles, cut
price. 81.
Banquet Lamp. decorated fount and
globe. Sl%
Library Lamp, handsomely decorated.
lift out fount, $50.
Banquet Lamp. nft out fount, rich de-
sign. $3.50.
Metal Banquet Lamp. gold gliding. 81
inches high. Mt out fount . inch globe.
$50.
Porcelain Lamps inches high II inch
globe. pansy decoration. lift out fount,
worth Sl5 sale price, N0@
Banquet Metal Lamp, onyx stem,
mon globe, MT out fount, Sis.
L25 Globe. new and rich designs, 20 DO
sold this week az SIC.
IO-lnch Globe. rich designs, new pat
terms gSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Feather BoaS.

Fine Quality Ostrich Boas. full -
yards long. very thick and fluffy nicely
curicd. regular SIS quality. Al bargain
price Sl2.
Ostrich Feathers Boas IL yards long
I'm grey and white and brown. and white,
very handsome and stylish. regular Sll
quality At special sale price, $l%
Ostrich Feather Boas. IL yard long
nice quality. fine feathers. real bargain
at -. At special opening price, S5's>'
Fine Ostrich Boas. graduated shape. 10
inches long. very full, regular IS quality.
~ special price. $ilo.
Black Ostrich Boas. fun 40 inches long,
a real bargain at s.. At special price,
sos
Feather Boas. full IA yard long, reg
ular 50c quality. At special price, 5sc.
each.
Feather Boas. nice curled feathers, ex-
ira long. regular $50 quality. At special
price. SIC.
Feather Boas. 10 yard long. black and
white combination. very full, regular Sl69
quality. At special sale price. sc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
We carry a complete stock Ct
Ferris Waists or ladies'. misses,
and children.
New Fall Silks.

Handsome Roman Stripes and
rich Tartan Plaids. They're the
proper things in Silk, For Waists,
Skirts, Suits, and Petticoats. We
tell of a few.
AT Zoe. a yard. 2O-inch Fancy Taneta
silks in the largest and most varied as
sortmont ia the city.
AT 29c "a yard: 2O-inch Fancy Six for
waist and trimmings. I'm an the new color
combination. regular ace. goods.
AT ST. yard. 21-inch Rich Roman
striped Taneta. extra heavy goods, and
the prrttcst cOlors made i'm silks; regu-
Jar Sl9 silk.
Atua yard: 20-inch Handsome Figured
Novelty silk in all the beautiful swell
colors: this Is the prettiest. silk ever shown
in Richmond FOR the price.
At si19 a yard. 22-inch Handsome tx
fra-Hesvy Striped Tancta; two-toned
ground with handsome stripes. very
cheap
AZ 81 yard: 2c-inch Very Heavy New
Plaid Taneta: this IS the latest thing in
silks. and we have an excellent line in
all tho various colors.
At Gee. yard: 2O-inch Glace Taheta IN
am the popular and best colors, extra
heavy and very cheap.
Al 29c yard: 2l-inch China silks. IN
an the light shades. very smooth and high
finish. regular SOC quality.
AZ 5Oc "a yard: N-inch Extra-Heevy
Black Tancta SILK, very high lustre; reg
uiar 65c. silk.
The Ferris Waists are superior
TO all others. We sell them-5o,
75c. and ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

plate. value, S25; second. plate. value SO.
Entrance fees, same conditions as sec
ond race.
FOURTH RACE.
one mile fiat race.-Open to all horses.
Jockeys up weight for age. -Four TO
start. First. plate, value, So second
plate. value. S25. Entrance Zee 80 II en-
try is made on or before Friday, Novem-
her ~. 1897. at Z. NJ. after that date en-
trance fee. so.
FIFTH RACE.
Steeple chase-Open TO all horses. Cen
tlemen riders. About two-and-a-hat
miles. Weight. $50 pounds. -Four 10
start First. plate. value, $780, second
plate. value. $50; third plate. value 30
Entrance fee. same conditions as iourth
race
Final closing Of entries. Friday, Novem-
Der 10. 1897 at j =. NJ
All entries must be made IN writing
stating name Of horse, color. SEX age
pedigree az any and the colors Of the
rider. 20 T. a. S. Brine. secretary, 81 east
Main street Richmond, Va.
COMMITTEE.
The Race Committee is composed Of J.
r. Anderson. chairman. T. II. Savage
II. G. Beattie. A. II. Christian, Jr, and
w. NJ. Leathley.
lNfN AdflUpit OF iNpdHpNtf off hH7 'ltif'
"a large stable of trottors IN training this
season. numbering dozen or more. He
made his start AT Norfolk in May. and
continuing the campaign followed up the
Eastern Maryland and Delaware circuit,
winning some races and getting a place in
others lie has three young mares OWN
cd by Mr.. Samuel Walton. Falls Mills,
Va, viz: Lutte Dawson. Maggie Car
roll. and Ella Leo. that have made a
pretty fair showing this season and that
should make good money winners In 1898
n they keep right Miada. 2.20 IL that
Cannon campaigned with remarkable sue
cess in 1896. and that was never further
back than second place I'm twelve starts.
and has been OF nearly the whole OF this
season. and Is just beginning TO round 10.
She won a race recently and equalled
her record.
Cannon's stable includes Red Leo. 2.2G
10 b. h., by Red Wilkes. dam by Dicia-
tor
Miada. e.2o IA b. m. by Mimic dam by
Denver Wilkes.
Lutte Dawson. b. ~. 9 by Jack Daw-
son. dam Lucy $. by Young Jim.
Maggie Carroll. b. m., A. fun sister to
Lutte Dawson.
Ena Leo. b. m, Q, by Red Leo dam
Lucy s.
shorty. b. g., T. by Red Leo, dam by
Strathmorc.
claymOre, Jr. 2:2o IL, b. h. by Clay
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
New Underwear.

The strongest factors a store can
offer are offered by us-immensc
assortments, honest values, lowest
prices. Ladies', mems, aud chill
drens Underwear-we mention a
few of each.
Mem Fleece Lined Shirt, and Dawsr.
This Is a high-grade garment IN every re-
speet, nicely trimmed, wool or cot on
fieeced, a real 7s-eent garment, 60~
for wv
Msn's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers.
This garment ,nnot be bought anywhere
in the city for less than Sj.O0, our 76c
price
MEMS Extra Fine White Scotch woot
Shirts and Drawers, best trim Ct M
mings, all pure WOOL Y''NO
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Gray Wool Vests,
silk tace in neck, with pearl buttons, 00r
real value 50e., bargain friee- ~
Ladies' Fine White Msrno Vests and
Pants, real value &c., bargain SZIe
price
Ladies' Natural Wool, Non-Shrinking
Vests and Pants, real value 7Sc., G0r
bargain price wv
Boys Heavy Gray Wool Shirts and
Drawers, RIAL value $751;, ba gain Or
price
Misses Jer ey- Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests
nd Pants, extra nice, real value Or
&c., bargain price %S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Blankets.

Blankets. extra heavy quality In white,
tan grey. full Ill size. very fluny weighs
pounds ounces. This Is a real Blanket
bargain. wirth 81 each, but they must go
at Cgc. pair
Another Special Blanket Offering In
white and grey only. full Ia size, weighs
uli 4 pounds and 3 ounces. this Is spe-
cial offering, really worth $50; our price
soc. pair.
Strictly Atwood fuil Ia IN size.
weighs full 5 pounds s ounces, extra fine
quality, no cotton mixture, guaranteed
all-wool, silk tape bound, assorted Dor
ders. In pink. blue and red. a regular 5.4S
Blanket our special low price, S.sS.
T'nmatchable l2-i All-Wool Blanket bar
gains. i'm white only. assorted borders OF
pink. red. blue and yellow, all-silk bound,
guaranteed strictly all-wool, weighs b
pounds. worth 81. Your pick out Of this
lot for S.6q. pair.