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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

an the national sentiment which has
supported the single tube tire as being an
American invention.
Several makers OF detachable tires who
were comparatively unknown year ago
have been doing snug business during
the past season. and the larger makers
OF this style. whose names are known TO
all show an unrivalled record of prog
rese The tendency in favor OF detach-
able tires has been too pronounced 10
he ignored. II Is supported first or All
bv the aforementioned Impotence over
uncertain repairs on the part Of the pub
lie and tho repairmen-the latter not
least-and Il Is borne onward by the pos
sibilitv of maintaining local resllency In
detachable tires without paying hea'y
penalty IN case Of bad cuts.
There are other factors which have
worked 20 the same end. The average
quality of tires has been depressed By
falling prices, and this deterioration has
heen most notable in cheap single tube
tires as a source OF annoyance In case
OF repairs. An experiment with single
tube tires by a well-known firm which
never was willing 10 proclaim them as
good as the double tube variety, has not
been considered quite satisfactory by the
firms customers. Finally peculiar
oversight IS chargeable 20 those manu-
facturers who place chainless machines
or bicvcles provided With hNed or de-
tachable gear cases IN the market IL
was from the first maintained that the
bevcl-gear bicycle should not be taken
apart by unskilled hands. as the ehance
OF getting II reassembled correctly woula
be exceedingly small, and, neVerthe-
less. the makers Of these machines pro-
vided them with tires In which repairs
may not be enfectually accomplished eA-
cent bv vulcanizatiOn, or, IN other words
made IL almost impossible TO make TIRE
reDairs properly without removing the
rear wheel from the frame, thus as
turning the bovel-gear adjustment. Nj
merous cases are recorded IN which re-
uairnan have had bevel-gear machines
sent back TO them repeatedly TO fix the
same tire puncture over and over again,
sir,ply because the repairman dared not
take the wheel of In the first place ana
therefore, made a shifty repair instead OF
a pernanent one. or else he was disin-
cllned 10 give the time to the work which
would be required OF one not specially
skilled I'm assembling bevel-gear ma
chimes. lest the customer should opJect
10 paw more than for puncture In
tire on n chain-driven machine The an
noyance caused BIZ this inadvertency or
bevel-gear cycle makers has drawn the
attention OF repairmen TO the detachaDie
tire as better iii for bevel-gear machines.
with the growing Importance OF TINS
style FOR next year this side Of the dues-
ton will undoubtedly receive more AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
GENEA0L0GY OF
THE BYRD FAMILY


Issue hy FIRST marriage Nil-laln'
s..n Au.ust @. ll@. died Ia Frante July
,--i while a lieutenant in tine Seven
t,.uta Regiment. Ensllsa Army. ill.,
f.h,. Carrier. Dlu January -. ll'I, mar
80. I0. t.I.uw oil William lsahuuilA. vL
sNNlHuu, Jud olcl Wltn1ut ISSUE 49, it'
Tn.u.a Taylor, born january A., A''-'
married Mary Athn7' ,"u ,t..h.tp tii'i
GIouct.ttg county. IL. Ei4toctA 4li",
born November 3D. l'1i, Marie" h.se i'
lil. james folhe slieS, o,,irll, 'soi'
ftcDuull. NrN. A e'i.'t, 49, ,rI
Add In ma. city August b. 1913 y. iran
DID olual. born Mav 3. ltao. resigned ms
commission iu thc Ln-iisA army 20 Sup-
non the American cause ana was "p-
pointed al4 TO 0tt e.,.l Ia. ,y ,'rsi ,,ri,
tcmner. 1913. and llcutenA4t-SOioAei te4n-
,n1ndtua tna Third Regiment ITS ma
Ileht prEoOns ln Januai 10 NmniJJn
there was a rcsuiutioh on Wv f'
staftuo his resignation from tne Ing
Veh army) lie was saeIn OF charles
Ttf,- rounty. 1867. ana clerk ~ county
lT8u-l1y1. aud married Anitc, 81 sAi''0'
N're'gs bv second mariaec-Nl. Maria
Vorsmanden. born November 20. 90.
married John Page on NJ, s,4f S ,e d.,
March 2,. f,O3 oncd unmarried VIZ. CA1s.
VCIln. horn Auril = 100, Clrd august
llW IN Evelyn Iaylo norm OctooeF Do.
i-ss married Beuiomin Harrison, Of
Brandon. y. ANuN. norm NV .'''"N
ll5l. married colonel William nelson ~,
DoTothy. born February l2.h aag , die, died
February Cd 1863. XII. charles INNS.
July ~ 100. was United states JudSe
IN ONO in ISL. etc. marie o. S'lr ran
Nurde land had at least one
child MARY wiling. who IN III,
married Patrick Henry randolph.
XIII. Jane. born January ~. l1.3. ma -ried
Garter Harrison. XIV Richard Nhnhs,
o. smllh1od. Isle OF Wight Co, member
al ths House of DELEGATES Tor Isle OF
yieht. 1sa. 1900 and 1906. married hrsl
lNoy. daughter 0l Ben lamln Harrison. OF
'nrardon." and secondly Emily wilson
AND Cied AZ "MrsfOycr' October, $50
XIV. william. married Susan. daughter OF
Addison Lewis. OF Gloucester county.
Thomas NnvIor and Mary lArmlsteaI
Byrd had iasue-l john KILLED in baltic
in the War OF 1872 ll. william B. III.
f'rancls Otway. served with distinction
~ frinoN in 1870 under Gen. Eaton. and
- an officer in che War of 1879 with
such eminent CALAMITY. especially az Tip
,ecanoe and Lundv'a Lane that the Nir-
rinia Legislature presented him with n
sword and a vote Of thanks. Tie rcmOv-
"a from Clarke county. Va. 10 baltimore
I'm iSa5 and died there Nav .. 1860. aged
seyenty-two years fohituRry). and left by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

his marriage with Eliza Peasants. two
Qauehters- Mary. who married samuel q.
Wyman, and Anne. ~. LlZapcth mar
ried in 1871 General Elisha hovd. mem-
Der of tho State Senate. '. Maria, mar
ried Philip NOrDOrne Nicholas. OF Rich
moud Judge OF the General Court and
Attorney General OF Virginia. vi. Chds.
Carter married Jane Turner ana had Is
suc-l Lucy; .. Thomas VII Thomas.
VIII. Rich'd T., of Frederick county mar
iied in 1896. Anne daughter of Benjamin
Harrison. of Brandon. lie was dis
rneuished lawyer member of the House
of Delegates 1899 1910. 1872. etc.. and Of
the Convention of 1850 81. served on the
STAN of General C0rse. q. :. A.. and died
January i. 1872 aged seventy-two years
EicSard z. and Anne Harrison Byrd
had issue-I. George H., married Lucy
g.. daughter of Edmund Wickham. and
his wife Lucv daughter of DR. Robert
Carter. H. William. married Jennie Riv-
George H. and Lucy c. CWickham).
Byrd had issue J. Anne. III. Edmund
Wickham. III. Mary Wyman. ~. Alfred.
V. George II. vi. samuel w. VII Lucy
I. VIII William. TX. Francis.
William and jennie CRiversl Byrd had
issue. J. Mary IL. Richard. H. Otway. ~.
Col Francis Otway Byrd Cwho died
Seutcmher .. $500. had issue by his mar
riaee with Anne Munford J. Maria.
married Davidson Bracfutt III. Leila. III.
Eliza. married. Alexander Iompkns ~.
Evelvn. married Robcr ~ ICmpkius. V.
Anne. married - Wright. vi. William
o.. died unmarried VII Abigail, married
Riehard Willing and Lucy Glarison)
Ryrd had issue /. Addison. married --
GUSTS. III. Otway. III. Mary Anne; mar
ried in $50 Dr. Richard kennon. l.. 5.
William ard Susan O.ewisl Byrd had
issue J. Addison, married Susan Coke
II. Mary. married Richard G. Coke. NJ. G.
III. Jane O.. married G.. W. Mccandlish
~ Or Samuel Powell. Of whitehall p"
Gloucester. married first. Catherine 9.
Corbin and secondly Mary l.. daughter
OF Or. Matthew Brooke.
riaee. I. Richard c, Of whitehall"
born September .. 1887. married Agnes
Gordon Marshall
shnal5 1" Byrd Rad issue. 7. samuel =,
born June %. 1861. III. Richard c. Ill
Lewis w. ". Mary j. v Fannie NJ VI.
Anne O.. ..,,
col KVarharn fuanden was son Of
Rev. Daniel Horsmanden. ID. D.. rector Of
Tlcombe Kent. who was a "high royai-
ist." and was evlctcd DIV the Parliamen-
fqrv party I'm 1913. Col. F0rsmanien g
mother was Ursula Cbol'n 1909 died 1872
aonrhfer of Sir Warham St Leeef. OF
T-icc4nbe CBerry's kcniish Gcnealagles).
Tho 81 Ieccrs are among the most an
cicnt aud DISTINGUISHED families in Eng
and phiinOtt saws: Sir kate s.. Le-
.er ia registered In the roll OF those Kent
~ T-irst 10 the siege Of Aeon (Acre). and
as the Inscription on his leaden shrOud in
tts I-ieonbel church does signify was
engaged in the holy quarrel fifteen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

tention by cycle manufacturers general
IL. Tho difficulties experienced with ma
chimes provided with gear cases are eA-
actlv parallel Makers OF gear cases and
Of bicycles 10 which they are lifted,
have injured themselves by the use or
tires which require 10 be taken Off the
wheels every now and then because the
most serious drawbacks to gear cases Is
the trouble attendant upon adjusting
them or attaching them.
For the makers OF wood rims the tire
situation must be OF the utmost import
ance I'm so far as any well-founded sus-
picion that style Of tire different from
that which most cycle makers have in
mind when placing contracts may be
used. Another reason is single tube tires
take an entirely different shape rim from
the G. and j and Dunlop tires.
The result OF the introduction OF the
bicycle into the telegraph service OF the
general post-oflice OF Great Britain Is re-
ported to have been entirely satisfactory
and IS 10 have practical expression al
once through the Duke OF Norfolk, who
has given instructions 10 the executive
officials 10 increase the number OF en-
ployes mounted on bicycles. Steps have
already been taken In this direction and
It Is probable that in very rev months
there viii not be a town In England
above certain population which does
not have it's corps OF bicycle telegraph
messengers.
Cycling has become very popular In
and around Smyrna, in Asia Minor, dur
ing the past few years. Most OF the ma
chimes sold and used there five or six
years ago were Of English make. but
the Austrian consul there reports that
American machines have been recently
introduced on n large scale. lie esti-
mates that fully fifty per cent. OF the
machines now imported are American.
and less than twenty-five per cent. Eng
lish. while the balance are supplied by
German and Belgian cyclic manufactur-
ers.
Eddie McDuYee has announced his In
tention Of going for that :32 3-5 record OF
French Tayiore before long. and has Sc
lected Woodside Park for the attempt.
which will probably be made within the
next fortnight and at night the chances
OF success after shutdown being con-
sidered much better.
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Richmond: Theophilus A. Lacy and wife
N Fdna II. Colemans trustee. SO feet on
north side Clay street, 10 feet east Of
Hancock, slGoo
Henrico: william 5. Barrett and wife
70 John c. Mckinley. same deed recorded
IN Chancery Court July 18th. lsss. Sl,so0
William Reinheimer and wife 20 Henry
Wallerstein. - feet on south side
6 street. us LIP feet east Of Twenty
first. S2i75o.
John II. Shurm 20 John Bushell. 100
acres about one mile south Of Williams
burg road. subject 10 vendors len OF
$40. $500.
w. J. Wmtehurst and wife 10 W S.
Bel. lot in Block .. Barton Heights
500.
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The August sale OF
Furniture

has been q wonder and p surprise 20
many. Three carloads added 70 tnls
sale brings new bargains urnituie
not needed an once VIII De stored free
of charge. u ono-foIrth OF price is paid
OAK BEDROOM SUITS. bed with panel
headpiece handsomely carved, bureau
with square French plate mirror,
Handsomely carved. washstand with
Fp.8shcr back an pieces ior. .Si' 90
This suit usually costs f,l. To mAlrh
this set we soil IOWc.racks oOc.,
Chairs. G7c.; Rockers. Si.Oo; Ceninne-
HAIL ROOM Si-fTs- Single oak Bed.
panel ana carved headboards, wash
stand with sDlasher back J-dra"er
oak chiffonnicre-all 10 match. nov
MAGNiFICENT DINING-ROOM SET.
of uu0rtercd OAK. ] armchair ana
chairs. carved backs French LEGS. up-
hoistcred in real leather. for. ST. -. %
Extra chairs for this Set each....s-."o
PARLOR SU1TS-Hcre' the greatest
furniture opportunity Richmond ever
saw. five pifces-Settoc. o Odd Chairs.
Arm Chairs-overstu tfed with satin
d7mask. frlngcd, made mp 10 SOL i1r
WHITE ENAMELLED BEDS. with
brass knobs ON head and f01t-a lOt
chat has reached ,o,,, tho lowest s n., os
WHITE TNAMEIIED BEDS fun d0u-
bic size with brass knobs top and bot
tom and spring complete, our new nat-
emit so simple can Doe put mp ana taken
down hv "a child. without use Of ham-
mer mills or screw. price for bed
and spring warranted not 90 sag. now
TfVE COTTON MATTREssFs. very
thick. covered with fancy tick and
made in two pieces. full double-nei
size usual price 81 ID. This Is a special
lot q small quantity bought al sac
riNCc and cannot be duplicated % nr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

years" "sir Rafe de ST. Lcger Sir Jo-
seph de ST. Leler. ana Sir Thomas De
ST. Leger were with Edward 1, at tne
siege OF CarlOveroch Doe the t"eALl-el fnil
year of his reign. and for their signal
achievements there received the order OF
lnighthoOd. - Indeed (since that time)
there We're scarce almost any noble and
generous undertakiug. but the annals OF
concerned and Interested I'm It," From
the pedigree given by Berry We compile
the following descent I'm succession from
ralph St. I.eger. of Ulcombe. VI. p.
for Kent 13f7. . Arnold 81. Leger OF
UlcOmhe. NJ. T. for Kent. 1875 B. Ar
mold St Lecer. or Ulc0mbe. brother 20
Sir Thomas ST. Leger. OF Atterden. VINO
was sheriff Of Kent in 1887. .. John 81.
Logor. of Ulcombe sheriff. 1871. q.
Rolph s. Legcr OF Ilaombo. sherin.
1869 (brother 10 Sir Thomas 81. Leger
who was sheriff OF Sussex and surrey.
1872. and married Anne. Duchess of tX-
eterl. e. Ralph ST. Leger. ~ Ulcomnee.
s. Ralph ST. Leger, OF Ulcombe' sheriff
1903 o. Sir Anthony s. leeer. ~ IL
land. and died March -. 1873. He mar.
,iad Ann. daughter or Hugh Warham. or
Crovdon Esd aud heir of Archh.sn
Warham. 10. SIR Mafh, m ~ lrL,I, os
T1combe sheriff 1861 chief Governor o.
Monster ireland 1875 knight marshall
az Munster 1879. killed bv Hugh Mcguire
Lord Fermanaueh. IN 1897. married IT.
lord hbcreavenv land granddauehter OF
r,3v-ord ctaNord nuke ~ ekinshaml.
H. Sir Warham ST. Leger. OF Uleomoe.
,@s,,,fe~ ~ he VIRGINIA Company thr0-
fber no Anne St Leeer who. MARI. %
Thoroas Digres. OF Barham. and was the
mother OF SIR Dudley Digges. and grand
mother of Edward pieges. Governor or
x-i~-irioN TTo was father ~ Ursula. who
,~o,-ie5 nov ~ paniel Foren0o nden. -
Mary born 1919 who married I'm 1892
yVnijam Codd. OF percGps ESQ. ldnnn,-
- re father OF Col. S. Leger Codl.
49, sot.led en- virginia and who in his
viii devised lands IN Henn.
Through the match with the Nev'hes
the s. T.erers were descended from al
-. IN 90 Tho 0eianf and illuefrinvs
>honses OF England. and IN several lines
-, ROYALTY. ". G. sTANARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

nearly yards square. Of Satin Dam
ask. that cost him $3.50 90 make. Help
me ont with cash. ana they are yours
10 soil at OSc.. Do writes. You u De
luvlnr covers not any better I'm Sep
TENDER FOR 81 So and youn regret nor
attending this sale at...-......-...."9
so pieces OF Tnsel Drapcry. large fig
urcs ono color only. worth
COS LARGE Straw Porch Mats, TO close
out at apiece. 49,. ............ .... ..."c'
Fiuo Nottingham Lace Curtains, plain.
figured net centres. with lowered,
worked borders, ~ yargs .ln5. N,lr
pair. .... ......-..... go 20. ~
Zine nottingham Lace Curtains, Win
ri9in dotted met centres lowered bor-
ders 2is yards long, sd Inches Nl..
worth 81 I'D. per ndlr.t.........+ 20 &C."
Two etvios of Ecrue nottingham Lace
Curtains. extra width. regular lene,h,
bought 90 sell Tor $50 per pair....ooc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Wash Dress Goods.

Yard-Wide Merrimac Percales,. light
stripe. Zoe. value. yard fOr.....3 7-Sc.
Atwood French Challie, 4c. value
yard for. ...............---.-t i--c.
Dot and Figured Pure Linen Lawns
25c valuo ward fOr.................25 zoe
simpsons Fast Black Saline l0c value,
yard for....... ............ ............. Dc.
1oisc. and 17c Madras Ginghams, stripes,
checks. and piaids yard for........ Sc.
Plaid and Stripe Crash, for ladies' skirts
PIC quality Bleached Duck Suiting
yard...... ...... ........................o Dc.
Solid Color Cream and Tan Saline, l2ic.
value ward Dc.
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$40 Navy Blue, Green and Red
Taffeta Silk Umbrellas.

vith natural twisted handles go on
sale 81 $40 each. Che equal OF which
DAN only he bought for S223 This Tot
of -lO closes out our special manulac-
furcr. ana this is positively the last
sale OF the sfHeon.
r,lark T4ff.tn SILK Umbrellas with COW
crs fo match. made on steel rOla,
handles for both ladies and meu'
Thl., 300 Umbrellas are Identical with
our S. stock, but are in this sale now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Trunks and Bags

Canvas Covered, Iron Bound Trunk with
inside tray...... ....................Si .71
Size SO. Linen Lined Roller Tray. Heavy
Iron Bound Trunk, with brass lock-
now. ...... .....s. 800 $50
Leather Suit Case. size q, linen lined,
with leather handle and brass trim
lulmEs..s.sssss = ~,
We carry a full line of all kinds Of
Travelling Bags at specially reduced
prices.
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Ladies' Ready.Made Cloth Suits.

! lot OF Ladies' Handsome Black and
Tan CheviOt Taii0r-made Suits, with
sQuare-cut coats lilea With back
and Lavender for................SiO SS
1 lot Ladies TalOr-made Suits. I'm Black
cloth and Scotch chey.ots. lined VIII
changeable and Black silk. for...SI Is
ladies Tton Suits. of Smooth Navy
Blue cloth ana scotch cheyiOt, with
tai0r-made seams. lined with Black
and Cherry satin. t0r.......-.-....TOi -
! lot OF Tallor-made Suits. in Dark Blue
and Black Serge. made with square
cut coats and lined with slk now
fUr.... ...s..ss st-.rtttt.t 90 y
Ladies' Elegant Blouse Suits. OF fine Inn
ported materials. Reseda Green ln
color Handsomely trimmed in Black
satin ribbon and lined with green tai-
feta, ior....-.... ..........'''.''''.7".'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

Fine Black Silks.

Black Figured Crystal Cordette Silks.
that sold al 81 AND SL25 a yard, now
dt......... .....t.-. ss.ss's /. .'.'' 49,
BLACK satin Duchess. extra fine finish,
and fun % inches wide. the SlZ5 grade.
e- .........D~ c
Extra Heavy Black Rustling Taffeta, q
inches wide. and worth SLlg per ya-t.
Tho 81 BLACK MORE Velour nOw.....7Jc.
setfr afsrvaIietiy f9r...............512 20
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Sale Of 7 oiIet Goods.

Gelie Freres's Glyceriue Tooth Paste.
35c: Violet de Parme. ounce, 4sc. ;
NiOiette and Peau de Espange soap.
at....t.--. .-...- .'.ss- $500 s'.'- - 49,
Roger & Gallct's Lavender Water f5c. ;
Toilet Water, all odOrs. ........... .GDc.
So1od0nt. 03c: Listeinne. 79c. pure
Irv Rum De Murray & Lauman' 8
TioN~fa Water foc.; Imperial Florida
RTBRFR GOODS -2-Quart
Fountain Syringe d9c. 2-quart Hot
Water P9c soc Apiece Bulb syringe
A0c.: Throat and Nasal Atomizers.
at... ........ ......................-. ..''r
MORO THAN TWO TIL . r. s s y d
BRUSHES FOR SALE.-Real French
Tooth Brushes. he: samples NJ ltc.
Tooth brushes Sc. n Seamless Hair
Pruahes zoe. Ebony Military Hair
Brushes. zoe. Bone Handle Nail
Brushes. &c. Cancels Hair FLESH
brushes. 23c.. Long Handle Ile D
Brushes. 3Dc. The best Zoe. HAIR
Brushes made. I'm this lot at......... &c.
SOAPS BY THE THOUSANDS OF
CAKES -3-Ouuce cake Of Best Turk
fsh Bath. 1 lie. i-Ounce cake Pure
Palm. 10c. dozen: Palm soap. same
shape as COigatc's. &c, French Nlo-
lette. Be- usually 2Jc., Flotlla.
4c.; Cashmere Bouquet, Hoe; Came
lia lie.
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Children's Hose.

manufacturers samples.
zoe. Hose. Csc. Hose 2lc. Hose. lie. Hose.
15c Hose. l2hc Hose AN perfect Jet
Blacks, an kinds OF ribs. am sizes. 3
20 9i5 School Hose Sunday Hose.
Bicycle Hose Cotton Hose Lis.e
Thread Hose. sale in centre ailse pick
ont any kind YOU want zoe. again.
Mail orders VIII please state whether
large or small rib SIS wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

I1 Best Smyrna Rugs, size 6x5 fegL
worth SOB, sale .............. ~ ."
100 3lxG0-inch Smyrna Rugs worth so
sale nflne.....- ..--..-....... .-.. '.t''''
lN 1lXGJ-inch Smyrna Rugs Win extra
heavy fringe. worth s.. sale price now
ISL. ...... ...... .................. 10
s.le nrlcr. ..................20 zoe.
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Killed by His Brother.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Aug. T.-Special.-
The coroners jury in the inquest held to-
day over the body Of Harrison White. the
negro who was shot and killed last night
by his hall brother John Payne, render
ed a verdict that pistol in the hands
OF Payne inflicted the fatal wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Linens.

Pure Linen Fringed Huck Towels. 30
inches long. extra good value for he,
special price, each...........-...l- lie.
Pure Linen Crepe Towels AZ inches
long heavy quality. colored borders,
pc value. fOr......................
2-yard long Pure Linen Roller Towels.
cost Csc. 90 make. special price now
0dcu...... .s-.ss sssfs-sss.-.ss ss-s ~.
v,ine each
2-varl wide Extra Heavy Satin Damask
Table Linen. 7sc. value, yard .....ooc.
60-inch Pure Linen German Table Dam
ask. good desirable pattern, 5sc. value
each. per yard..................1' lie.
2is-yard long Extra Heavy Scotch Ia
BE Covers 66 inches wide, imported 20
sell for $50 special price.........$l. %
r5-inch pure Linen, ColOred Bordered,
Frnged Napkins. i5c. dozen value FOR
cacl.-.... .-....-.- ..s...s.f.-ss 's.ss ~
Turkish Bath Wash Rags, &c. value.
NINu LDL..ass. ~ o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
THE LATEST
INVENTIONS,

In Switzerland watches arc being made
in the design OF a skull, the lower Jaw
OF tho Uranium being hinged az tho back
20 be opened by 4 spring knob and show
tho dial.
A German has patented n wind motor
10 assist In the propulsion OF a cycle
frame secured To tho head OF the wheel
carrying winged wheel which Is geared
direct 10 the hub OF tho front wheel.
In a newly-desisned furnace system
Of pipes Is placed inside the large pipes
TO lead cold air into the furnace, where
it is warmed without leaving the pipes
and passes out again to heat the rooms.
Fog whistles are being manufactured
for steamboats, with a bell-shaped cover
10 increase the sound. the whistle being
set in a horizontal position. with tha
mouth OF the bell toward the bow OF thu
boat.
The nantes OF incandescent lamps are
strengthened by covering thin wires OF
metals or alloys OF the platinum group
with cotton or other threads, the fibTes
being then treated with the incandescine
material.
Collars, cuffs, shirt fronts and iks
articles usually made OF linen are being
made OF aluminium coated with white
japanese varnish. on which designs In
imitation II weaving and sewing are
marked.
Races can be accurately judged by =
new electric apparatus In which a cord
is stretched across the track to be broken
by the winner and close a switch which
photographs clock and the winner d
the race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
The Shoe Sales.

They are tho great money-savers. and
every pair OF Shoes sold may DE re-
turned for exchange if they do not
wear sati fact0riy. Read the wonder
prices.
ladies' Chocolate and Black Oxford
Ties. six different STYLES. tips Of the
same ANA patent leather tips every
pair w3rran-ed solid leather. all A3-
cay seWed, fOr....................... "Jc.
BOYS Chocolate Wei Kid Lace Shoes.
spring heels. regular = shoes, for, ODE.
Infants Chocolate Button Shoes, regu-
lar Soc. shoes. f0r......-...........-.-' 'c.
Ladies' Wei and Chrome Kid OXfords.
in seven different styles. Chocolate
and Black all the newest cuts, regular
$3.50 and s. shoes. fOr..............-.J,c.
Cmldrcns Chocolate a1l Black Sandals.
newest cuts. regular prices i5c., 81 I'D
and $l.-J fOr........-.-. .-.-.---..... .""N.
Misses $50 Chocolate ana Black San
dals. newest spring shapes. for... .oo".
All of our Cinderella Made Oxf0rds.
that sold for $3.50 and So. 20 be closed
out flr..---. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-.--H ~
Mems s. Tan Wei Lace Shoes. I'm diff
ferent styles. an the newest cuts.
fOr...... ......... ...-...-.........s.. -"
Mems satin calf Lace Shoes . dlffrenet
styles regular SID shoes ior.....o>c.