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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
o.. onininn Handed Down.

THE limited States Circuit Court OF Ap-
,oaIs convened this morning at 10 o'clock
9th Judges Con, simonton, and Pur-
nell presiding. c,....,.n -
neIl9nf. VS.. David L. Thursby. appellee
anneaI from the District Court OF the
Ilnjted states for the District OF Mary
land Cause argued by Thomas {. Chap
nell, OF Baltimore for appellant, ana BY
Pev w Mester. OF Baltimore, for az
nellee. and cause submitted.
THE first case in call for Monday Is
that Of w. III. Conman vs.. Cashier ana
curran. from West Virginia. The prime
object OF the suit Il to have established
the word "Pocahontss' as a common
Law trade mark. Judge 8 c. Graham. or
Tazewell. appears for appellant. and J.
Walter Douglas. OF Philadelphia. ana
Arthur V. Breesen. OF New York. for
the appellees.
The Court handed down It's opinion in
the case OF w. {. Francis administrator
OF Samuel Francis. deceased. VS. the
Richmond and Danville Railroad compa-
nv. from the Circuit Court for the wes-
tern District OF North Carolina. Judge
Rrawley rendered the opinion. Affirming
the lower court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

performance would be creditable when
rugged 70 bike but drawing a road wagon
a half in 1O1 IL over the Fleetwood
track, which Is none too fast, and driven
by an amateur. entities Lucy Ashby 10
rank high among road horse ianciers.
DR.. +. Z. Williams. Pope. Va, has
Young celding OF handsome proportions
iipheaded and stylish I'm harness. In llde.
water, "A four year old son OF PhalanX ana
Virginia Harkaway. by Harkaway WIN
very limited handling and I'M the hands or
an amateur this gclding recently trotted
n half over a slow track. deep with sanT,
i'm I.14 "a. and was logged back imme-
diatelv and did another half IN l:l4 Ii
I'm good hands Tidewater would likely
develop speed and race horse Quaiity.
but DR.. Williams has decided 70 discon-
tinue training and viii use the son OF
PhalanX for % road horse
Mr. +. WoodeH Danvine. Va. has
sold to Eugene Mead. same place. the
brown mare Pearl Terry. by FRANKLIN
chief. dam Daisy, by Nobby. She has
been bred 20 Jolly fllar' son OF Nhilah
L.. and Mother Lumps, dam Of Jumps,
2:2l.
4 p Van story. Greensboro y. c..
has sold 10 Or. James Rogers. Raleigh.
X C.. the chestnut mare Message Bell. by
Message, dam Ben, ny Red AlmOnt. She
viii be driven 10 pole by her new owner.
William Bass thinks well OF the bay
colt Resinol 3, by Alfred e.. that has
recently been placed In his hands and
looks upon him as the making of trot-
Ter. Resinol is owned by +. G. Commins.
Rumford. Va, who also owns his dam.
Madge. by Hetzels Hambletonian. Madge
is q years old and has bay nlly an her
side bv Verona thoroughbred son OF
imp. kantaka.
Joseph Lassiter's bay gelding. Firewood.
won the 2.50 class, trotting at Greenville.
n. C.. last week, and earned a record Of
2:2e IA. Firewood Is four years old. and
was sired by King Nutwood. dam Me-
dina. sister TO Mogul 2l9, by Middletown.
He was driven by c. A. Pusey. and the
race al Greenyille was the first one in
which he has started. Firewood was
bred bv DR.. J. w. MADEIRA, Lexington. XIV.
who sold him here as a yearling al Cham
bin & Carriers sale I'm October 1891 He
was purchased by George Med Blake.
from whom he passed TO John Sheeling-
law. and then 10 Mr. Lassiter
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

Fine English China Dinner Set contains
lW pieces. including large soup tureen'
value 81, here at 81
Underglazed Decorated English China
DINNER Set. contains 100 pieces, value Slo'
sold here this week, 1913
Fine Decorated China Dinner Set, con-
tains 100 pieces. decorated in blue, gold
trimming. actual value Sl7, sold here this
week, SlOS9
Handsomely Decorated Dinner Set. con-
tains IOl pieces, including large soup tu-
reen. decorated in blue and brown, gold
traced actual value $50, sold here for I'll.
Richly Decorated German China Dinner
Set. extra large pieces, contains l2 pieces
was S.S.5U. cut price this week $ls.S'
Extra Fine Quality English China,
richly decorated In pink and green IN
cluding large soup tureen, lVf pieces 10
the set. gold traced. actual value so, sold
here at Sll
10 Tea Sets, underglazed decoration IN
blue. green and brown, contains % pieces
were &. price this week S2.9S.
Llne Haviland Dinner Set, lOl pices. IN
Guiding large soup tureen, decorated IN
ntnk and blue. gold stipple, was S59.S' cut
price this week S23.s9. 70
tcine Havlland Tet Set, contains 70
,seces beautiful decoration. bow-not nan
die gold striped; was 1850 cut TINS week
10 Sl05O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

| phia. and reduced his mark to 2:l4 IA in
Jim Jeamers hands.
, OF the field Of three-year-olds referred
| to above all have proven good race horses.
| Iron Bar trotted 10 a record of 2;l3 81 in
1895. and proved a factor in Grand Cir
| cult battles. Nellie D., got q mark OF
| 21S il. Little lobe one OF 2:l9 Ia and
Perrettc scored 2:22 Ia in a winning race.
while Clandon. who gave as much prom
Use as any Of the lot in his three year
old form, and since has shown plenty
of speed. was unfortunate and only able
TO get within the list at Norfolk.
Mr.. r. NJ Arrasmth, who, during the
early part of the season trained for Mr..
J. NJ. Jordan Of Greensboro. n. c.. Is
now handling a string Of horses owned by
| himself nj the track there. Mr.. ARA
smith has recently returned from Ken
lucky where he purchased a lot Of clever
road harness and saddle horses, and the
ma iority of the lot have been disposed OF
at satisfactory prices. His training stable
includes Edward S., chestnut gelding, 4,
by Hinder Wilkes: Gelsemic, bay colt. 2.
by Onward. dam Vashti c., by Pamlico;
Robert Mac, bay colt ?, by King Nut
wood. dam by Windsor; Betsey Tussey,
bay flly. 8. full sister to Robert Mac;
Thomas Milton, chestnut colt. l. by on
ward, dam Magnolia, by norfolk.
The bav pacing mare Almist, 2:29 IL, by
Alcbemist 2:3O. dam by Happy Medium,
will be wintered al Lynchburg, Va, by
her owner. NJ. Il. Doyle, the well known
dealer in harness and turf goods OF that
city, and raced again next season, wneh
she is expected 10 pace low record. MT.
Charles Mcleod. also of Lynchburg, has
"A good four years old mare In Lucena,
2:29 IL BY Wickline. dam by Happy
Medium. In addition TO Lucena Mr: Nc
Leod has the big chestnut geldlng Prince
Albert. 2;2l Ia. by Greenwich son OF
Princeps.
Joseph station. who for several years
handled a stable OF horses here, train
ing and driving al different times for
S. u. Nelson and others is now located
at the Point Breeze track. Philadelphia
where he has a large stable OF trotters
and PAGERS. Among those trained and
driven by station this season were Wood
Chief Pop Ia; Ella Vertner. 2:l9 Ia: Ella
Mack. 2:25 -: Margaret w, 2:25 IA: sun
light. 2.23 1-2, Wheeler F., PIP - and
others.
The North Carolina bred mare. Lucy
Asnby, 22l l-2. daughter OF Jolly Frar
and Maud Amyette. that is being driven
on the road by her owner. Mr.. A. q.
Gwathmey. OF New York city. is in great
form now. On Saturday October Ast.
Mr.. Gwathmey happened TO be on the
track at Fleetwood with Lucy Ashby.
hooked 10 wagon. and Elmer Stevens.
VINO had been requested TO drive the
gelding Russell T.. fast mile. asked the
owner OF the jolly Friar mare 10 score
with him. and after the fourth score the
pair got off and went 20 the quarter neck
and neck. when the gelding made a run
ming break OF about thirty yards. carry
~ al oil
the half IN l:0l - which pumped him
and she had no trouble 10 jog home from
the half mile pole In LIS Ia the time
OF the full mile being 2:22 "a. Such a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
Dornestics.

Ofcourse we always sell Domes-
tics cheaper than others, but we
tell of few items of extraordinary
price interest. These:
Heavy Unbleached Gotten, in short
lengths. ranging from / 70 10 yards.
cheap at &C.. the always-busy-store price
makes il 7-Sc.
Cambria, 90 inches wide. fine quality. n
bargain at 8 lie. the always-busy-
price makes IL ga
Pillow Casing, no dressing. AZ inches
wide good item at &C.. the always-busy-
store price makes IL 3-4c.
sheeting. bleached, IL yards wide,
heavy round thread. free from dressing.
good value at &c, the always-busy-
price makes II Is 2-3c
Ready-made Sheets. 2 Il yards wide
by - yards long, heavy round thread
no dressing, a great number at 5jc.. the
always-busy-sto price makes them
l2c.
Canton Flannel. 2S inches wide. heavy
tuill. with long fleece, cheap Il 9c.. the
always drugstore price makes 10 IT,
canton fiannei, unbeachcd. 81 inches
wide, regular value y lie. the always-
bLsy-store price makes il 10c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

At Sc. THE NARD-A splendid line OF
Fancy Suitings-ftrictly all wool. I'm rich
colorinrs-thc usual &c. grade.
AT soc. THE YARD-Poatiyely the
greatest gathering Of Fall stuns IN tho
clty-au sorts OF plain goods. fancies.
checks plaids. and noveitles-not one in
the lot worth less than &C.. yard
AT Csc. THE YARD-Elcgant SILK and
wool Plaids IN tho Scoichicst combina-
tons Of the season-srccn. white and red
prcdominatlng~full Is inches wide. and
worth at least 15c.. a yard
At &c. THE YARD richest Poplin
IN Richmond fo-day-its a swell weave
and fashionable colorcd-the new green,
rich plum. navy and golden brown--its an
Sc. fabric. but 75c We price IT,
AT Soc THE YARD-A beautiful assort-
ment Of broken plaid and checked two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
1.-THE Arvay,Bsy s MILLER & RF1OADS. re AnaysBosv

oil am also I'm favor or LOOKING ai.el
Tho nublic health OF the city, ana Aeepins
tn streets clean. / am atrald IL Il l"'o'
eno,on,v 10 carry out the present system,
under which the public thorougniares ar0
swept very rarely o,,her
CAPTAIN T.. =. Reeve FORMER i" '.n a.
- H. BOARD of Aldermen, Is also IN
savor NJ keeping the schools open ana
ho feels confident that the CITY Is aO'e
TO do Il. ...o. - the
c,oupou from Clay Ward. ana also
','on,her 81 the Finance Committee VINO
,,oted in the Council against making tne
annronriation for schools stated ,ha0 az
,er considering the subject ne hau u
termined IN cast his vote In favor OK CIV
ing the money should the question oo"''
nm before the Council again
Mr. Cottrell has always been ,r'en"
~ the public schools, and was hait III.
ciined to vote for the appropriation az
first. 80 =, pich-
Mr. Henry $. Hutzler one OF hlch-
mond's most prominent business
said. that he was heartily III i"Nur =,
educating the masses. lie IL OF op'.''o,s
mat there should be no cur'a,inTnt "a
the school fund. which VIII interfere WI"
necessary education. -
Mr. G w. Hardwicke, chairman OF The
r;nance Committee, which reported ad-
verseIy upon the appropriation, said l ,hat
he was in favor OF taking up the question
and acting upon # Immediately There
Is mo reason for delay" he said, and II
,vas for that reason that voted Friday
riobt in the Board Of Aldermen 70 sus-
mend the rules and dispose OF the matter
at once" .r os,
DR. George b. steele says: 81 am most s
heartily in favor OF voting the money ne
cessary to keep the schools open. Inc
Council would make great biunder no,
to make this appropriation nave server
on the Finance Committee ana klo" =.
the difficulties that often CONFRONT ma
hodv Rut the schools should be support
ed by all means
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
ST. MARY,s CHURCH Bdz1SR
To Open in Magnificent spiendor at 81.
Mary's Hall.


Mary's Hall.
BEGINNING Tomorrow evening az o'clock
and continuing until the 10Th day OF thar
month. the ladies Of ST. Marys German
Catholic congregation assisted by the
ladies o. the other Catholic churches OF
this city, will hold "A grand bazaar for
the benefit OF their church.
Active preparations are In progress to-
wards completing the necessary arrange
ments for holding tho bazaar and have
been for some time. ST. Mays Hall.
adjoining the church. and which by
the way, is one OF the best private halls
in the city for purposes OF this kind Is
being deliberately decorated. and when
the time arrives for the opening OF the
bazaar, will present a scene OF splendor
and beauty commensurate Only with the
noble object for which the bazaar Is to
be held.
THE COMMITTEE.
Below will be found list OF the ladies'
in charge and who will assist al the ba-
zaar:
General Commttee-Misses Kate Sche-
pers (chairman), Theresa Gerring. secre-
tary: Lizzie Vorbrinck. treasurer; to-
gethcr with the heads OF the various
booths.
Restaurant-Presided over by the ladies'
Of 81. AIMS Society: Mrs. william IA.
Schiueter. Mrs. Joseph III. Hulcher. Mrs.
John j. Steinbrecher. Mrs. Andrew Edel-
blut. Mrs. Henry J. Heeke and Mrs. Il.
Remke.
East End Fancy Table under the
charge OF Misses Katherine Landers and
Emelne Lynemsn. observation-disclosures
Agnes Hucher. Mamie Landers. Rosa
Helfert. Mary Helfert. Emma Huicher.
Ida Rupert, Carrie Schultz. Minnie Dip
pner. Mary Dart, Ruby Dart. Marie New
heister, Berndette Smith. Teresa Ryan
and Title Helfert.
West-End Fancy Table. under the
charge OF Misses Theresa Kusterer and
Olivia Schultz. Assistants Misses
Alice holland, Lena Wigger. Rosa schc-
pers, Estele Schultz. Rosa Albert, Flor
ence Porter, Annie Il. Kirk, Nora
Tholl. and Katie Orschell.
Refreshment Table. under the charge
OF Misses Mamie Miller and Agnes Web
Der. Assistants-Misses Rosa Gcrring.
Annie Gerring, Lula Eeelblut and Marie
Schlueter.
Lady Bountiful. in charge Of Misses
Rosalie Gerring. Mamie Heppert. Carrie
Schineter and Marie Fisher.
Tobacco Booth In charge OF Misses Ju-
la Schraudt and Josephine Corning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
Mems Winter Underwear.

Mems Heavy Grey Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. &c
Mems Extra Grade White Wool. Mixed
Shirts and Drawers, SOC.
Mems Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawers.
ms a special value: worth 75c.. for 50o-
Mems Natural Wool shirts and Draw
ers; this garment can't be bought any
where In the city for less than 81; our
price, l5c.
Mems Natural Wool Mixed Shirts and
Drawers. iic.
Mems White Merino Wool Shirts and
Drawers. extra fine quality. 75c,
Mems White All-Pure-Wool Shirts and
Drawers. n real bargain al 81.
Mems High Grade Cancels Hair shirts
and Drawers; these goods are worth si.e9.
for Sl37 1-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
Kid Glove Notes.

All Glove departments have complaints. We
sell better gloves, better wearing gloves, moresatis'
factory gloves, than any other store, hence have
fewer compaints-and the few that we do have are
speedily and satisfactorily remedied.
Empress 2clasp Glove. the popular OF
stylish and durable, in black, red, white
with black stitching, ST.
The Cemintna Glove made Of fine French Kids very
and elastic, fine finished seams patent
only $l25
FOurButton Kid Gloves. with heavy embroidery on
back strong and elmadc black, red tan and
white, zoe.
TwoCasp Gloves strong durable narrow stitching
twO-tOncd silk i'm tan, red black
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

promiscous breeding owned in that vicin-
lily.
Among the winners at the recent Lato-
mia meeting were the two three-year-ods
Oscuro and Lylls. both by imp. Charaxus,
out Of Eolus mares 'Oscuro is out OF
Annita and Lyllis is out Of Elite
At Glenlea Farm, near the city. VII
liam l.. Bass is wintcrng about dozen
head of trotters. among them the well
known brown geding Human. that trot-
ted to a record OF 2:23 IA at Baltimore
last spring in winning race and reduced
il to 2:2O IA at Norfolk this fall. where he
won the stake for three minute trotters,
purse 81 1000 A portion OF the stable will
be logged all through the winter Among
those i'm the hands Of Bass are:
Human. 2:90 IA. Dr. g.. 8, by Quarter
master. dam Winnie D.. by Hannis.
Prince Wilkes. 2:S5. b. e.. by Prince
Charles, dam by Mambrno Star.
Trim. ch. g.. by Hustler Russell. dam
by Bowman's Clark Chief.
Guy Fly, Oh. h., by Lord Guy, dam
Virginia Maid. dam Of Mosul. 200 IL by
Sam Purdy.
Marie, b. m, 3. by Jolly Friar, dam by
Sam Purdy
Brown colt, 3. by Trevilan. POS II.
dam by ST. Strathmore.
Thiol. b. f.. 9. by Egwood. dam by
Woodburn Hambletonlan.
Bay filly. 3, by Willis. dam by Carlos.
Dragant b. c.. 3, by Temple Bar. 2:l7 "a,
dam by Patterson. son of Harold.
Resinol, bay colt, 3, by Alfred c.. 2,i9
"a. dam Madge, by Hetzers Hambleto-
MAN.
Kossuth, b. g., 8, by Willis. dam by
Henrico.
Bay colt. /. by Egwood, dam by King
Bolt.
Clandons very creditable performance
at Norfolk last month, where the brown
son of c. +. Clay and Springtime. by
Blacks Hambletonian. won the 2;35 trot
In straight heats and earned a record OF
2:2 l-2 recalls quite a notable quintette
OF three-year-olds that raced for the
three-year-old purse, trotting, at the
state Fair here in October. 1893 They
were Iron Bar, by Temple Bar: Nelly D..
by Toodles, Jr.: Little lobe, by Pamlico;
Perrette by Juror and Clandon. The
latter. then an entire colt, owned by
LanghorEe Putney and driven by T. w
Hewitt. was lame. but won the first heat
I'm 2:34 3-4 his record when he started at
Norfolk: the second heat went to the
chestnut FLY Perrettc. then Nelly d. won
the third fourth and fifth heats and race
The time OF the five heats ranged from
2:ss IA TO 1885. At the beginning OF the
race Iron Bar was regarded as a factor
in the contest. but a collision with Little
lobe IN one OF the heats caused him 10
be declared distanced by Rhe judges.
However, he started in the 1850 class two
days later and won two heats. taking
a record OF 1885; the race going to the
brown gelding 3. l.. C.. owned by w. II.
White. HEREFORD, n. c., which later pass
cd TO Col. Loudoun Snowden. Of Philadel-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
Great Hosiery News.

The selling of Hosiery such as
you can depend upon-such as is
dyed properly and woven rightly
and priced in your favor.
Ladies Plain Fast Black Hose, balbrig-
an and oxford grey, Sc. pair.
Ladies Full Seamless. double heel and
toe. Crown Dye and stainless; instead Of
u l-2c. pair. pair for 25c.. or s l-3c. pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose for
lUc pair. double heel and toe.
Ladies' Fine Imported Termsdorf Black
Hose in plain and drop stitch. double
heels and toes. and soles, only l9c. pair.
Ladies Stainless Fast Black Hermsdorf
Hose, Heinrich Shoppers best Derby rib
bed, I'm all sizes, 25c. pair.
Ladies pain Crown Stainless Black
SILK Fleeced Hermsdorf Hose. 25c. pair
Extra Heavy Fleeced. 35c. pair or pair
for 81.
LADIES' Fast Colored WOOD Hose, In
grey and black, plain and ribbed, 25c paig
our Boys Fine Ribbed. Heavy Black
Bicycle Hose cannot be equalied i'm the
city for y l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
Richest Ribbon Values.

Richest Ribbons-richest values. That causes
the popularity of this unequaled Ribbon depart
ment. New things constantly.
No G1-2 nch Good Quality, AI-slk Plain Tafeta Rib
bon shades really worth and 25c special price
lie yard.
No 21-2 nch) AlSik MORE and Gros-Graln Ribbon,
shades. suit able for fancy work worth 5c special
price, sc. yard
30 g ii nch Strictly Al-sk MORE Glaze Ribbon with
beautiful combinations,
tually worth &c. special price l9c. yard.
No so Q1-2 inch) Beautiful Al-Sk Striped Satin
newest coors, really worth 3c, special price
22c. yard.
No inch) Very pretty. ASik Roman Striped Taf
Ribbon, rich and Stylish color combinations worth
1price ono nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

toned novelty suitlng. IS inches wide and
richiy. worth 75c. yard.
At 81 lie. THE EARD-The best broad
cioth ever shown in Richmond for the
money. 80 inches wide and cannot be
duplicated under roc. yard.
At &c. THE YARD-The prettiest and
most stylish Kersey cloth ever offered
this goods Is particularly adapted for
iaiior suits, " inches. the regular 81 quail
ity.
AT 39c. THE YARD-A very pretty as
sorimcnt or beautiful and stylish figured
ana mixed suitings-this lot contains all
the latest styles, 80 inches wide, regular
ogc. ones.
sPEClAIr-Just received n very large
lot OF "A and 50 inch novelty dress goods
tnat sells regularly al II and PC. per
yard. but as a special we offer them to-
morrow az ~ 12c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
so,rE INTERESTING NOTES FROM
ELLERSLIE STUD FARM
The 1891 Crop of Foals There Is Choioe
o,o--osIeon Brother TO EOlian Good
rrospect--Trotters at Gienlea'

Ar,orc the visitors here during the
=, u,eeb was MIR. Arthur b. Hancock
ON ~ CAPTAIN r. J. Hancock, OF ElieIs-
ue stud Farm. Ovorton, Va. Young MI.
t4.,cocl- directs affairs at this famous
,boronehbred nursery now, ana stated
tbot che 1897 crop of foals is a very choice
one There are fifteen Of them ana IN the
Match arc twelve colts and three niles.
Among the Youngsters Is bay colt
bv Fon. out OF Ccrise, dam or the Won
derful Morello: a chestnut My by I'M
ported Charaxus, out of Ada Belle, oam
81 Charade and Ma Belle; black colt
by Charaxus out Of Eolee, dam of Leigh
ana Chateau; "a bay colt by CharaNus
out OF Eola. dam OF Lester.
.olee and Eola are full sisters 10 the
Great brothers Eole ST. Saviour ana
ron 4 bay colt out Of Helmwind, dam OF
frotp,dale by CharaXus. A bay colt by
charaxus. out OF Jennie keene, dam OF
tom Skidmore. a black colt by Eon out
~, Vioilenc dam of Nigilant and Harris.
a Nav colt by Eon. out Of Lady Grace
-, - Iobn Cavanaugh and Gould a
cheetnut colt by Eolus. out Of Mia dam
y, trip and a bay colt by Eolus out OF
Mermaid daughter OF imp. ST. Blaise.
re nroduce OF Mia and Mermaid are
the last 81 the get Of the dead son OF imp,
bennington. who passed away last
June and was buried at Ellersiie, the
scene OF his long and triumphant. STUD
career.
OF the thirty brood mares at the iarn
about one half OF the number were Dred
10 Charaxus and the remainder TO Eoh'
Those bred to the latter include Cerlse'
dam OF Morello: Mia. dam OF Elm; Mer-
maid; TnliI Russell dam Of Russell
Harry Russell and Charley Russell; Qua
va and Eonette both by imp. Eothen ana
sample dam Of Jessie Tara and Battle
dore Lizzie H. the sister Of Morello. was
added 10 the stud this season ana bred
TO ChafaXus
one OF the very highly tried two-year-
olds in the West IS Oelian. by Eolus. from
Caiasn. by imp. Phaeton. owned by Ba-
ker a. Gentry. Lexington. Ky. lie IS a full
brother 20 the fine race horse Eoilan
Oeiian was not rained this season on
account OF an accident.
Verona. the thoroughbred son OF imp.
Kantaka and Blandona. by LongfelIow.
Is owned by n. C. Williams. Rumford.
King william county Va. Few thoroueh-
bred mares are owned IN that section.
but Verona. who Is well-hnlshed bay
horse OF good size. is string some clever
saddle and harness horses from mares Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

SILK SHIRT WAIsTs-Ladies' change
able taneta silk Shirt Waist, all the latest
ana newest. nobiest shades TO be had.
nne pleated front and back. white detach-
ed collar. regular SG.75 quality-your
choice Of many designs and colorings, at
Sl.yS.
rIannel Shirt Waist. they can not be
beat. pleated front. double point yoke
rack. white detach collar. regular s.
quality at the low price, $3.50.
TAM O'sHANTER CAPS-Boys' fine
Leather Tam O'shanter Caps, in dark
brown, tan and garnet colors' regular &C..
quallty-your choice SOC.
BOYS cloth Tam O'shanter Caps patent
leather band. with ribbon finish nicely
lined. regular s9c.. quality at bargain
price. sc. ~
Boys' navy cloth Tam O'shanter Caps,
six dinerent styles to select from, some
with embroidered names on front, regular
4oc., quality at bargain price, soc.
Girls Velour Tam OShanter Caps In
crown and navy mixed, with feather and
pou pom. regular 75c., quality at the low
price. nc. -
RrGs-Just received $50 choice Smyrna
Rugs. size 30x60. Oriental designs, many
cnoice patterns 20 select from, all colors'
worth g 80. al bargain price, $l39
,,,n,,-r~rs Strictly all wool. full i0xi
.,zo blankets they can not be matched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
ChiIdren's Underwear.

Chlldrens Fine Merino Vests and
Pants. Sc.
Children's JerseyRlbbed Fleece-Lincd
Wrappers, Zoe.
Boys Heavy Gray Wool Shirt and
Drawers, Csc. worth Csc.