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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

columns. and only one is now left stand
ing. The ruins. which are visited py
thousands annually. are near the WorId
End gate and consisted or OLD CORN
THAN pillars OF Roman origin disposed
(by Sir j. Wyatville) in such a manner
ss 10 give the casual observer the Idea
that they were the remains or some an
cient temple formerly standing on the
spot. The fact Is that they came lIo'i
Tripoli I'm 1926 and Greek inscription
on the marble altar informs us tnat IN
was dedicated by Publlus Aurenus' a
servant OF Jupiter. 20 Jupiter hehos' tnc
great Scraps, and TO the other gous
worshiped in the same temple. Another
OF the ruins IS tombstone, on when
is a Latin inscription 10 the erect tna'
Marcus julius Cethegus OF Philyss erect
ed his 20 his most beloved wife. Domi,la
Rogata, who lived twenty-three years
Close by the ruins Is the beautiful cas-
cade constructed In a very natural man
ner OF stones brought from Bagshot hea'h'
and by the side OF the waterfall immense
stones are so arranged as 10 FORM n
cavern and this is known as the robbers
cave. In tho summer months George w,
after he came 10 reside az Wlndsor, useo
to spend great deal or MS uhc At VIZ
ginia Water.
At that time ~ was n sealed DOCK 10
the public. whereby its wonders were eN-
aggerated just in proportion as they were
unknown. There were StN'ldi P''n'ut y
heats and the king used 10 traverse the
lake IN a vessel built 10 resemble an ele-
CANT Moorish tent crowned with the cres-
cent. -, -
nrivocv "a the vast extent OF drives pro-
jected with that view fully attest. Judge s,.
then. the annoyance experienced oy nls
maiestv when he asrertained that inc
or,ner Of an allotment standing imme-
d'ateIv above Virginia Water had erected
an immense tower from which the move
,,,a.ts ~ himself and the court might b.
observed. The tower from its peculiar
shane and construction. was called 'th'
clock case and for some time u formed
an insufferable annoyance 20 the pleas
ure-loving monarch After protractef
| negotiation tho proprietor was induced :,
| sell n 10 the crown "for n consideration
| and tho 'clock case" still remains tower
ing high above the lake but can no long
| or he used FOR vevations PURPOSES
| To have the Virginia Water ruins IN
| ,7,Ins however. IS n great blow TO TN
| uublic.-London Mail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Braxton Valentine Zone OF the two fas-
chatting youngest boarders" at the same
delightful old place. returned luesuay
night from stanton, whittier they went
from Mountain Top.
Dr. and Mrs. John Dunn and MISS
Lena Green have returned from Europe
having had a memorably deighttui .ouI'
Mrs r. b. Green went on 10 NeW ioih
20 meet them and returned with 'heih 10
Richmond
Mrs. John Porterheld and Miss Porter
field have returned from the University.
Mrs. Gray skipSith and family have re-
tnrned from Europe. having had both an
interesting and beneficial foreign tour
Mrs Bemlss, Of New Orleans formerly
Miss Crane Williams. Of Rchmohu1. 10
visiting her parents, Mr.. ana MIS- 'onn
J.. williams, east Grace street
Friends OF Bishop and Mrs. Lewis Bur
ton will be gratlfed TO learn that they ar
rived i'm New York from Europe on Satur-
dav September. 18th, having had pleas
ant vo,,aee over. During last week they
we're guests Of Mr.. Lewis IL. Redner' III
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kate Sheppard, whose recent
acutoIv painful attack OF illness causeu
her many friends much solicitude Is no"
somewhat better.
Miss Celeste Berry has returned 10
Richmond after pleasant visit TO friends
in Chase city.
II ie announced that on the evening OF
October nth Miss Bette Burwen Booker
will give a recital. the Young Men CnIls-
liam Association to be the place. Ihe
numerous friends Of the gifted young
singer will welcome this opportunity 10
hear her exquisite voice before her ue-
parture for New York, which VIII ionow
the presentation Of the operas IN oehaii
: Of the Rosemary Library
Mrs. John Howard southall VIII leave
Richmond next week 20 visit relatives ih
I Caroline county.
The Misses Gibson. daughters OF Bishop
Coadiutor-Elect Robert Atkinson GIBSON
arrived I'm Richmond from Cincinnati Oh
| wednesday. They will receive the house
| hold effects at their future home on tloyd
avenue. and in a few days thereafter MIS-
Gibson may be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Aylett have re-
turned to the city and are at 2O9 east
! Grace street, where they will spend the
! winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Johnston have
issued invitations 20 the wedding Of their
charming daughter. Miss Rebecca John
| ston and Mr.. Jesse Brook Clarke. Inc
ceremony will take place at the residence
| OF the brides parents at half past III
o'clock on the morning OF Thursday DC
tober 7th.
Rt Rev. II. M. Jackson, Assistant bish-
Cd Of the Diocese OF Alabama. is now COM
pieteiy restored to health, and enters upon
his years duties with his old-time vigor.
| his children. who have been under the
care OF their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ James 3. Pace, will accompany him TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

why Secretary Gary Is Ia Favor OF Postal
Savings Bsuks.

Postmaster General Gary Is great
friend of the postal savings bank system
and will DO all in his power TO persuade
Congress to authorize its establishment
as a part or the postal system OF the
United States.
Mr.. Gary is n thrifty man and believes
that the government should encourage
the people 10 save their spare earnings
py giving tham a safe place OF deposit.
Forty years ago Mr.. Gary began plan
for the encouragement OF his own children
10 lay aside part OF the money allow
ance he made them. and VIII an they were
grown adopted the same method with his
grandchildren. lie told the children that
every dollar they could save and put in
the savings bank he would match With
four other dollars. OF coni e this was
strong incentive 10 the little folks TO have
a bank account as every dollar saved
meant five dollars in bank.
The result is that all the children have
comfortable sums in bank and enjoy an
income which Is constantly growing and
which will amount 90 small fortune
when they become OF age. Not only so.
but the children are taught TO appreciate
the value OF money and the lesson or
thrift is thoroughly instilled.
Mr. Gary has found the experiment tn
work so successfully IN his own family
that he wants to adopt II FOR the people
at large.
The principle is all right. The people
should be encouraged to save. but those
who are thus inclined need not walt for
postal savings banks. There are many in
stItutions in Richmond where such small
savings may be safely and probably In
vested and none is safer and more proh-
table than building and loan association
sixty cents a month invested In building
and loan associations will yield an even
500 In about eight years time. The Rich
mond associations are all sound and they
yield returns Ear richer than investments
in government savings bank.
Take the lesson OF MIR. Gary 20 heart,
but do not wait for the postal savings
bank which may never come. Use tho
building and loan association instead and
you will never regret II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
kE .xnxI|.||.1E~II|,,II|I.1X|''1'|||.1|..Ml

IS Berta Wexford, Kate Meredith, Hele-
ma. LEROY, Virginia and Mary Hayes,
who make the trip TO one Of the suburban
parks most every morning. IL Is whole
some fad, and one which many hope VIII
gain firm footing here and become more
than fad
A Board meeting OF the Society Of Colo
NAL Danes of America in the state or
Virginia was held Wednesday afternoon,
D O'Clock, at IL east Franklin street, Mrs.
NJ. f. Peasants presiding. There were
present That lady and Mrs. George w.
Mayo, Mrs. John Addison, Mrs. n. A.
Claiborne, and Mrs Reginald Gillian. The
business transacted included the election
VI Mrs. John Sampson, of Pantops, TO
membership I'm the society. The next
meeting will be the annual one and will
be held I'm November, when the election Of
officers will take place.
The many friends Of Miss Augusta Nc
CURE Will be exceedingly glad to know
that she IS now conyalescing steadily.
Mrs. william b. Calwell and Miss CAL
well have returned to Richmond.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
HAIRY OF the Virginia Hospital will be held
on Tuesday next. at II o'clock. when the
election OF officers FOR the ensuing year
WI take place.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund strudwick have
purchased the home on the Boulevard
formerly owned by Mr.. Beirne Blair, and
have removed into IL. They are having
a number OF changes made in It, which
| include tho addition Of a balcony. They
will be greatly missed in the neighborhood
OF their former residence.
Miss Louise Powell. Of stanton (well
known in Richmond, has entered the
| Training School for Nurses. a; st. Luke's
| HOSPITAL.
] Miss Maria Blair. who. 10 the pleasure
| OF her many friends. has returned 70
the city IN greatly improved health, VIII
this year conduct her two classes at the
! Mt Vernon. the season opening on Tues
day. October the 10th.
The course which she has mapped cut
| IS an exceptionally attractive one. She
| will. I'm her Shakespeare class. make a
! radical departure from her usual plan
and will discuss various topics from the
] plays, not the plays themselves. Inc
| great dramatists clowns, his women, th'
| songs i'm his plays these are some OF thf
| prospective subjects This class VIII
meet nj I.sO o'clock in the afternoon.
| The other known as a Tourists class
Is designed for the benefit Of those VINO
may contemplate n foreign tour or as ar
! entertaining and profitable substitute fol
those who may not anticipate tnat pleas.
ure. Its meeting will be held from lz:@
! until 200 O'Clock Miss Blair. by th'
way. IS no longer with her sister 'iIs
/ Cannon. but has returned TO her nome
| 6l2 east Leigh street.
Mr. and Mrs. YIN. L. Gray have re
| turned after three months stay at Clif
ton Springs and other leading Northern
Miss Zelle Minor IS again at home, NO
520 west Grace street, after a delightful
,lrlt 10 friends in Washington city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
ChiIdren's Wear.

The new things for the little Tots az
well as the Miss OF 10 or u years arc
here Just waiting for you to SIP INC
Children into them--all the worry or
making is taken off your hands.
Experienced designers have cut ana
sewed. The result is here with perfection
OF ht and workmanship going hand In
hand with extreme low prices
chlldren's Refers. 3 70 years. csc. and
upwards.
MISSES Reefers-s 10 Il years. $50 and
upwards. -
Infants Cloaks. from SLIP NJ n slo.
Short Walking Coats. from 'oc- up 10
$3.50.
Complete variety OF Childrens White
Dresses and Slips. from 25c. up 70 N.S'
Infants SILK Caps. The variety was
never so large. prices never 50 small.
Chndren's Coiored SILK Bonnets. from
26c. up 10 s..
Knitted sacques and Vests for Children
or all ages, price lsc. 10 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
n.naolnh Literary Society.

The following question was debated BY
,ha tendolph Literary Society AZ
its meeting last night IN Lee Camp s mS
g.. I~ac,icallv read. as a political issue
zach Side was strongly advocated s. me
cdcietv holds its meetings every saturday
night al SIS. ard always wele9hnties, VIZ W.
aiScs,ssion is 'Resolved, That retail store
shouid be required 10 pay a separate IL
$3.50 tar on each department..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Our New Kid Glove Department

To make this department keep pace with
those better known 10 the trtde we Will
offer for this week:
Ladies Fine French Kid Gloves, In all
the now fan shades. Red, Tan. Brown
White and Black al 81 and SIS a pair
Also Ladies Extra Heavy Pique Glov,z
with heavy Black Stitching, In Tan ana
Red. al 81.
Ladies light weight Pique Gloves With
pretty black stitchings at N15.
Ladies Dress Gloves In all colors. with
fancy stitching al Sc.
Ladies Atwood black Cashmere Gloves
IN all sizes at l9c.
Ladies' Lille Thread anesraffeta gaant
let's in assorted shades at~t5c.
All Gloves al 81 and upwards VIII IA
nticd to the hand by an experienced glove
inter. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Henry County Politics.

MARTINsvILLE, VA, oct 2.-Special.
-The Republicans OF Henry and Pittsyl.
vania have called convention 20 meet
here on the 9th Of October TO nomlna,.e
n candidate for hoater Senator for the
two counties and also for tho House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. III. .-,,
The chairman Of the Democratic party
Of this county has called a meeting ol
the delegates appointed by the people "a !
consider the advisability Of bringing our
candidate for the House OF DelecateS
These delegates are to meet on the OH
of October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Iynchburg, Va, october ., 1877
For the above occasion the Norfolk ana
western railway will sell, on october 80
4th. and 9Th, round-trip tickets at one
fare $3.50. Tickets good for return pas
sage until October T. 1891 TINS Is the
only line that has double daily trans eacn
way. leaving Richmond at 900 A. NJ. anu
ia p NJ For further information APP
nt,, NJ tho Richmond Transfer Company.
aoS east Main street. b. G.. Carter, ticket
agent. Byrd-street (Union) Depot, and al
comnanv's office, S3S Main street, corner
Ninth. X W. N.-,.. ,oa1,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

"What makes you think Bihson mas
more money than brains?'
why, he does something nearly every
day that would be impossible II he didn
have money"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Virginia Water Ruins Raced.

The famous ruins on the south sloe OF
virginia Water have recently oeSose
unsafe and a day or two ago the crown
euthorities had 70 take steps 20 protect
the public from harm by dismantling the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Kannhlican stats ConsentIon.

Henrietta Crossman is member or
Rrooklyn stock company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

DO you want 10 save money on yolr
groceries, II So read our great ad. In The
Times to-day. We are selling everything
cheap. Some OF the many bargains: "a
mounds GRADUATED Sugar for &c: Caro-
lima Rice. 4c: 3-pound can Apple Butter.
&C.. New Raisins, &C.. New Currents. Sc. +:
Salt Pork. Sc; nice little Hams. Sc; Pure
Lard. SC: best city Meal. 12c. peck; best
Cream Cheese. IL Ire. fresh Soda Crack
ers. sc. pound: good Tea. zoe. pound; Co
coanut Cream Cakes. lOc. pound; good
Scrub Brushes. &C.; Tip-Top Coffee. ir
1-pound papers. lie. best Creamery But
her. in l-pound prints. l5c.; Canned To-
ma,oes and Corn. Sc. can; Switzor Cheese.
zoe. pound: pure Vanilla Syrup. SOC. GAL
Ion: Homemade Preserves. Sc. pound;
large bars Jefferson Soap &c. bar. Lump
Starch. Sc. IL will pay You 10 get ono
OF our new price lists It's n regular mon
ey-saver S. Ullman's Son. uptown store.
sos east Marshall new and old phone. "a:
downtown store. lS20-ls22 east Main. OLD
phone, BIG; new. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Kaufman & CO.
The Home of Fashion
and ..
Unprecedented Yalue-Civin3.

~ hest dressed ladies Richmond look this store Tor the
t and most advanced styles in Millinery, Ladies SUITS
Wraps and Chidrens Apparel .,o. s lon,
This store always been noted for It's exclusive Styles anu low
prices the best goods 80 n .. =. ,.hor Cor -,
& Meni6cent Stock Millinery and Fancy Goods ever shown
in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Hat Trimmings.

here 10 choose from. at asionishinsly low
prices. NIL, I'D coI.
ored. from PC. up. p,..L
Curled and Straight Aigrettes, Black
waite. and Colors. from 25c. up.
coque and Fancy Fea'hers' i'o'" 80
up. go, 49,, osc IN
200 lunches OF French NloieN WIN
roliaeo will be sold al l0c. bunch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
ntrimmed Hats.
Special. she ial.

t,rrs and BOYS Tam O'Shanters-iust
mo fhIng for school wear IN all colors'
l9c .-,-.,
Mingled Bouclc effect-Tams trimmed
with puc<ie and Bow al side and strap
across top, price &c. worth sc .
PINE cloth Embroidered Top, Leather
EDGED Tams. in Navy and Red, worth o0c'
price here CSC. 60.
Leather Tams. trimmed with Fancy
sirap across the top. worth 5oc.' price nero
&c. ~, .,,'1
hundreds OF other styles In Boys ana
Girls Tams and Caps 10 chose from 10
suit the taste OF thu most ida'iu'ouS' AZ
prices within the reach OF all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
To cnrs 90 d I'm One p.x.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il fail
to cure. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Swish Suits and Outer Gar

me largest and handsomest line ever
,ro,,,ht 10 richmond. and we proclaim
without fear OF contradiction, that val
res such as we offer in our Great Cloak
"a erlt Rooms. do not exist elsewhere.
These garments are all made by expe-
rIsnced Man-Tailors and perfectly mod
ofed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Another display OF our new Pattern
Hats and Bonnets this week.
The collection shown MONDAY lep ~
sents a most choice selection from tns
leading Minlners Of Paris. London, ana
New York, as we'll as those prouuceu
from our own workroom. .o-nn
The prices range from N'oO 10 Vow
ntrlmmed Hats.
English Wool Felts. in all the new
Fan shapes and colors' for Ladies anu
Children. wired and plain edge frico
French Felt Shapes. in all the newest
Fan shapes and Flats, black or eoiorS'
at SSc go, 80. ,.,,ao
Novelties IN Fancy Chenille Hats mace
on wire frames. ready to trim-iui H'o
of colors and new shapes.
The new Alpine or Bicycle Hats, IN SOFT
ana stifg Felts. I'm the Fall shades are
now shown in greater variety than ever.
The prices range from S9c. 10 $l0 Ihey
arc sold elsewhere at from voc' 10 WV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
CASTO7IA.

HOODS Pills are the only pills N
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all
liver Ills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03
Neck Edncies.

the new effects In Neckwear IN SnH'
lace Fur and Chiffon. are now mere aIso
Mini TIES and Rushing in Black White
and t.olors. which are again IN popular
demand and bid fair to be III strong de-
mand for stylish and well-dressed iadies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

These facts should be sufhcient 10
bring every intended purchaser mere TOT
4 look before buying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. YIN. T. Gray nave re-
turned. after three months stay AT Chr
ton Springs and other leading northern
Miss Zelle Minor IS again az nome, no,
$50 west Grace street. after densh'iul
lei, 20 friends I'm washington City
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-03

The perfect" days that prevailed early
IN the week--their unbroken blue Of sky
their crisp. cool air. and their other
charms-did their part in strengthening
the Golf enthuiasrn. and one day there
were fifteen players at he Hunt Club. The
vounrer SET are now growing enthusiast
tic. ana ara sxpertly represented by Miss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-29
A Pleasant Diversion.

The guests at the hot springs have con-
cluded 10 hold a city election, aud are
having the ballots printed down town.
There are two tick Is in the field. One OF
them THE OPTIC man did not see, bit he
understood that 1t was headed by Chiei
Justice To mas Smith, for mayor TIT
other icket which WIS seen, is as follows
For In .yor, N. 8 Bergen; for cou' ci'--
DR.. j. Fl. GRAY, Geo. w. stewart. Mrs. w.
g Ratclif, Mrs. Il. f. g. Smith, Mrs. g
W. Raynes. Mrs. J. q. Britcoe; city clerk
f. A. Cameron; treasurer, DR.. J. L. Wis.
stein; attor ,ey, Dauiel Waite; police
judge, Hon. Edwin Porter chief Of police,
Col. N. II. Alberger.
This ticket processes to be ia favor Of
honest and economical government.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-29
Bureau Of ImmIxrstIon.

At the recent meeting OF the New Mexico
board Of immi- ration, held in AIbuquer-
que, there we're present: Frank A. hanza
mares, Of Las Vegas, PRESIDENT; Luc,us
d lis, of Roswell; LorIon Mi Ter, sscrsta-
ry, and J. d. Hughes. treasurer.
After mature con sid ration, the bureau
decided to Issue 20, coo pamphlets. descrip-
tive OF the mining districts OF Nv Mexico
20 00J pamphlets IN agriculture and horti-
culture and 10000 pamphlets on the climate
and hot medicinal springs Of the Territory
These publications will be especially pre-
pared aud printed for distribution at the
coming Trans-M Mississippi exposition al
OMAHA
After auditing the accounts for the year
and disposing Of accumulated routine bust
ness, the bureau adjourned subject TO call
of the president.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-29
EioIdups Ia Custody.

The cowboys, arrested for holding up
the Southern Pacific train ar STEMS Pass
on tho evening Of the 9th inst, rays tho
Deming Headlight, were examiusd before
Court Commissioner Culver, IT Tucron,
Arizona, last Friday and were remandsd
TO the custody Of U. 3. Marshal Griffith,
who turned them over TO U. s. Marshal
Foraksr and Deputies Baca snd McElroy.
They were taken to silver City aud lodged
in tue county jail to await trial At tho
February term Of the U. s. court They
are charged with detsini ig the United
states mails. At the preliminary ex .miu-
alton the prisoners gave the following
,mes: WIN. Wadsrman, r, L.. Cap. hart,
Henry Marshall, Walter Hofnan and
Leonard Alverson. They all deny their
guilt, but the evidence against them Il
said to be tho most conclus.vs. At Tucson
the engineer and fireman identified them
.. the persons who held up the train, and
these are undoubtedly the right fellows
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-29

"a FL $50 Zt MHfrL
Chris Sellmau has received from the Gu
ban Junta. New York City, thr.e silver
medals, which ars sold by them for the
benefit OF the Cuban cause. They are
about tho sizs of an American silver dol
lar. On ono side 10 the head Of the OF
goddess Of liberty, surrounded BY
"Patria y Libsrtad" and ~"Rspublica
do Cuba" The same side
bears the late 1887" and the word
souvenir Oh the reverse side is shield,
surmountsd by the cap Of liberty. In the
uppsr part of the shield, IL the rising sun
an | a key, in the lower right hand c,rner.
a palm tree, and In the left three or four
stripes or bars. The same side containe
six stars and the words 900 fino." The
medals are quite pretty.