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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Cottons, Sheetings, and Such
Like At Real Sacrifice Prices.

This sale OF standard-made Cottons and
Domestics viii clearly show what we can
and Will do for out patrons. These extra
ordinary inducements are what you shall
get at The opening Of our doors to-mor-
row.
unblcacheI Cotton. full yard wide.
heavy smooth even thread. regular
value &c.; the great January sale price
makes if 1-Sc.
Cambria. IS inches wide. fine quality, a
bargain az l-3c. the great January
sale price makes IL Sic.
Unbleached Jeans. heavy Twill. good
width, cheap at &C.: the great January
sale price makes il &c.
Bleached canton Flannel. fine Twill,
with short soft fleece. good width.
cheap at lie; the great January sale
price makes 1t &c.
Pillow Casing. a. inches wide. heavy
round thread, no dressing. regular
valuo l0c.; tho great January sale
price makes 10 73-ic.
BIeached Shooting. 21-f yards wide.
heavy round thread. free from dress
Ing, a bargain at lie; the great jan
uary sale price makes 10 l. l-2c
Nn5icached Shooting. IL yards wide.
very heavy, good wearor. really worth
3oc.; the great January sale price
makes IL PIC.
Largo Lawn Plaid Muslins Satin finish.
good width. very fine and sheer. regu-
lar value Size; the great January
sale price makes IL Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Famous Author Insane.

William Hamilton Gait. geoloslst and
journalist. tho author OF the famous story
about 4 white horse and red-headed
girl being seen simultaneously. was in
court yesterday. He sat in the prisoners
dock. Judge ]. j. Shafer became inter-
csted in Gait. and when the prisoner was
put on the stand no was allowed TO tell
his story.
The white horse story. Gait said was
written by him in the Dodge City (Kan)
Times in the early eighties. There Is no
reason to discredt the story, although
Calf was acquitted on three criminal
charges BY reason OF insanity.
"Bus am not insane" said he when
the verdict was returned. Dis
patch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
"T'he Always-Busy Store"

horse or a harness race horse. WILL how
ever. ever ind the business dull and un-
profitable"
Mr.. A. r. Gwathmcy formerly 90 this
city now resident Of New York city
and owner of the elegant pole team Lucy
Ashby, 2.2l IL. and Roanoke Maid, 2.-2
-. has been elected "a member Of the
executive committee OF thu Driving Club
of New York This committee rs now
formulating plans for the purchase of
"a new site for the club I'm place OF Fleet
wood Park. which has been cut up into
building lots.
Mr. w. s. Forbes owns and drives on
the road am exceedingly clever and hand
some pole team made up Of the speedy
chestnut mares fiigrcc by Mamhrio
Dudley. dam by Elcctioncer and our
Fancy. hy Egwood. 2.lb IL, dam by Mo-
ton. 2.29 Ii
smyth brothers and Kline. Of tho
Southern Horse Bazaar Will dispose oil.
al public auction. a. clever lot of over -p
horses ON Nedna sday next The offer
ipe. will comprise road. trotting. saddle
general purpose business and drdlt
horses. These gentlemen have built up
am cnviahl, reputation by prompt busl-
ucss-uke methods and proper treatment
IA cou.irnors and buyers alike. Among
the cou.i.pors ID this sale are such well
known Western shippers rs Le 10y
Nash Galcsburg, H.. n. ). Shotwel'
peoria. m. Il. ID. Simpson. MarysVliic.
No. 4 q. Underwood. Danyille, lIL' ana
/ O. Cofer. Louisville. Ky ,,
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
We Add Price Persuasion
To Mems Goods Excellence.

Wlnd-fau prices but hand-picke1 quail
ties. Tomorrow morning rallies an Inn
n lsc stock and new goods salute you.
in many instances prices are even lower
than we've often paid wholesale.
\ lot or % dozen Mems fine finish White
Tndershirts-cXtra good weight. pearl
buttons. silk trimmings. splendid quail
ity. good as The best 50-cent Shirt in
the city. snug fitting waists and skirts
to go. while they last. az Sic. each.
Mems Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves. reg
uar 25c. value. our January low price.
ljc.
Mems Jersey Gloves. this the regular
zoe. grade: our January low price, 2jc.
Mems Fur Top DogskIn Gloves, fleece
lined. regular 75c value; January low
price. zoe.
Mems Fine Astrachan Gloves. Jersey
palm. regular Csc. value. our January
low price. 2jc.
Mems Fine Astrachan Gloves kid palm,
fleece lined. "a regular 81 value; our
January low price, zoe.
Mems Pulse Warmers all wool, regu-
lar DC value; our January low price,
Zoe.
Mems Black Hose. all wool, n regular
25c. value. our January low price. lie.
Mons Camcrs Hair Hose. heavy weight.
regular 2Jc. value; our January low
price, l9c.
Mems Heavy Natural Wool Mixed Hose.
regular l9c. value; our January low
price. y 1-2c.
Mems Fine Scarlet Wool Hose. a regu-
lar 35c. grade; our January low price,
e5e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Consignment Of Frs.

One Of New Works foremost furrcrs
has moro flrs made up than he thinks
he can dispose of-ho is sending them TO
bis 0cst patrons wlth instructions to sell
al almost any price When tho cold snap
is over he'd rather have s. bills than $40
capcs That's why the prices We quote
o. tha fonowinr pieces are just about
half their actual yaluc.
FURS-Iadics' Nuns fine quality
Lynx Fur. manufacturer price $40;
January closing price. sos.
Beaver Muns. very fine manufacturer
price ST.. January closing price S3SN.
Natural Oposaum NUNS. manufacturer
price So, January closing price, $3.50.
Electric Seal C0uarcttes. collar edged
with Persian lamb. heavy satin-lined.
manufacturer price $50; January clos
ing price SIS.
Electric Seal Colarettes. fancy satin
lined manufacturer price 50; January
closing price sass.
Skunk Opossum C0iarettcs. fancy silk
lined. high storm collar manufacturer s
price $50. January closing price S5sS
Electric Seal COiarcttc. edged with
Marten fr fancy figured, sin, lined,
manufacturer price So. January clos
ing price 5i1.
Ixtra Fine Electric Seal Collarette.
with genuine Martcu collar manufac-
turcr's price S3l. January closing price
1895
Extra Fine Krimmer Couarettcs finish
cd on with runle Of chiffon. silk lined.
manufacturer price So, January clos
ing price $40.
Very Choice Quality Electric Seal Col
I1rcttog. stole cGoect. fancy silk lined.
finished off with rufilo of chiffon and
ribbon manufacturer price Sj5i jan
uary closing price $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
A Snlenflid Programme.

The scholars OF Mrs. Sizer music o'a =,
ave to olve "A fine piano recital at inc 4.
NJ G. 4. hall on next Monday evening "'
$50 o'clock. -u. -, ,ht.
Tie attachments OF tho pupils OF tnIS
school are well recognized IN HlchmoAH.
ana "a ane treat IS IN store for lovers Oh
instrumental music. g..
The following is the programme lot
the evenir". ,r.
Part I.-Duet-"Radicuse," Gottschalk-
Misses Kaufman and Tha'hlmer.
Nalse Caprice, NoHland-Miss Rosa
Block.
Theme Anemande-OD. 81. Leyback-
Miss sadie Thalhimcr.
Caprice Hongeoiese-Op. 9. Kettsrer-
Miss Florcrce Cohen.
Pi~oletfo List Miss Katie ChernaWf
Part Hast Hope, Gottschalk-Mlss
Florence Thalhimer.
Era DiaVelo. Smlth-Miss Resale Ihal-
himer.
Banjo. Gottschalk-Miss Rebecca He'll
stern.
Valse Styrienne-Op. q. Wollenhaupt-
Miss Louise Kaufman.
Home Sweet Home-Oo. II, Mazurette-
Miss Josie Cohen.
Initiating waves In a storm al sea With
Home Sweet Home being played on ship
board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Extra Low Price-Marks on
Blankets, Tam O'Shanters,
Curtains, Shirt Waists,
Skirts and UnderskirtS.

Cheer up, light purses. here's help In
order TO show the efficiency Of a dollar
when judiciously placed We give exam
pies Of noteworthy character.
BLANKETS and Gray. To-
Blankets. nice quality. soft and duffy
75c. value; January closing price, 40c.
Brown mixed Blankets, only 81 pair IN
this entire lot. 1911 in size. weight 4
pounds. crochet finished edge. rcgu-
lar 81 quality, January closing price,
59c.
TAM o. SHANTER CAPS.-Boys' anS
Girls Wool Tam o. Shanter Caps.
nice dark shades. with rOscttc top,
81 l-2c. value, January closing price
lgc.
Boys Tam O. shanter Caps. Atwood
Navy Blue Cloth, 81 value, January
closing price. Zoe.
SWISS CURTAINS.-Fanc stripe
Swiss Curtains. nice length, rufile on
side and bottom. $l.50 value, January
closing price. $50. pair.
SHIRT WAIST.-Ladtes' Scotch Plaid
shirt Waist. White detached laun-
dercd collars. pointed yoke, fun pleat-
cd front. 81 quality; January closing
price, soc.
SKIRTS.-Fieured Mohair skirts. large
patterns. percaunC lined, velvet bound.
NI5 value; January closing price, $3.50.
Figured Mohair skirts. cut extra fun,
splendid patterns, 50 value, January
sale price. Slss.
Plain Mohair skirts. extra fne quality.
percaline lined. velvet bound. finished
seams. nicely finished. G,J quality
January closing price. $3.50.
UNDERSK 1RTS. --Changeahie Ta1c'a
Six Understands in Rcd, Green. Black.
Navy. and many more shades % see
lect from. SG4S value. January closing
price. y.gS.
Strictly Atwood Knit Underskirts.
ready made. in various colors. So
value. January closing price, S3c
strictly ATWOOD Knit UnderskIrts.
ready made. assorted colors, SL15
value. January closing price, L39
Extra Fine Quality ATWOOD Knit In
derskirts. with colored silk borders.
silk crochet edge So value; January
closing price. S19S.
yiannel Skirt Patterns. assorted colors.
i'm Browns and Grays. 81 value, Jam
vary closing price 49c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
The Dress Goods Price ags
Tell Of Great Savings.

Here's the Dress Goods chance OF the
season. Tomorrow We place on sale a
lot OF about 40 yards Of strictly all Pure
Wool Fancy Imported suitlngs. A inches
wide. In handsome combinations OF Green
and Black, Blue and Black. Purple and
Black, Green and Brown. Blue and
Brown. Purple and Brown. It's @ sturdy
lot. made OF hard-twisted. wear-reslstlng
yarns. and worth fully 75c and 800. the
lot goes on sale at the quick clearance
price 5Oc per yard.
TO stimulate Dress Goods buying for
ono week. beginning tomorrow, we VIII
furnish with every dress from $50 up
a French Seamless Waist Pattern FREE.
27-inch Cashmeres i'm Brown, Navy
olive Myrtle. Cardinal and Garnet
sale price, II 1-2c. the yard
Atwood Fancy Suitings. 81 inches wide,
January sale price 25c. the yard.
Two-toned Serges a inches wide ia
nve different combinations, -Jc. the
yard.
Boucle Plaids. All-Wo DOL, So inches wide.
our regular zoe. goods. January sale
price. 59c. the yard.
52-inch Habit Cloths in Golden Brown
seal Brown, Cardinal Garnet, Myr-
tie. Hunters Green. Serpent, Old Blue
and Black. January sale price zoe. the
yard.
Six pieces Drap De Paris, Al inches wide.
Just the thing for tailor-madc Gowns
Soc the yard, actual 81 value.
BLACK GOODS.-27-inch Black CASH
mere. Black Diagonal and Blacs Mo-
hair. j. 1-2c the yard.
3S-inch Black Suitings in boin Checked
and Basket weaves. reduced from 3c.
10 2Jc. the yard.
Atwood Black Brocaded Serge, IS
inches wide. price. 39c. tho yard.
SILKS.-China Silks in Light Blue.
Pink. Yellow. Olive. Navy. Cardinal.
Scarlet. Brown and Cream. 39c. the
ward.
Strictly All-SnR China silks in Light
Blue. Yellow Light Green and La
vender. 29c. the yard.
Changeable Rustling Ta0etas. IN fifteen
different color combinations tic. the
yard.
Black Rrocade Silks. % inches wide, in
handsome designs price, SOC. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
"The Always-Busy Store"

| we'll formed and handsome and shows
,he c,it If a trottor.
- Davis q. wolI-known New York
! trainer ana former lessee of the track
M Tynbrook. /. l.. has moved 20 Wash
ineton, North Carolina, and taken with
which he will winter theTc. me 10, 'i'
cludes the PAGER toiIesl HN,s, ~ h
and other Eood nots'S vi ,.'.',.1',,,
assumed charge OF me morse i '',',i',,'
[ OF the "dsIli,s1on II 81. ,,r,',',,,
whose trdek ana eIou, W. ~, -
~ manaeed by pr' > - NNno'sol'' .
prom nent physlcl"l ana p'op'ioeo' "a
p 80 ~ a.. '" '.,i,or and b,' ~
enc vii a. r,,,1h ~ increa.e the inter
cst IN rosd AND trotli,r boreoe in tho
erctfon of Norfh Carolin1 which ne has
located
MI David Copt erhitc. VINO owns \ me
farm near Burkes station IN fdlriaN
county, va, Is ABOUT 10 bnld hiat-
Grass nan mile uack on ms pace ana
cohtemplates gong INTO breeding trot-
''Is on large scale.
Mosul 200 II. the bay geldng by Sui
tan. out Of Virginia Maid, by sam Purdy.
-. n. f'chmoho AT ,5leniea Farm near
slo Guy hViWS 'He CHAMPION record lot
I'VE year ola uettng geldinss. AT the
oesthhins OF ,he season OF 1897 the re-
coTu was hald by David b., 2:l0 Ii
IN Chesterheld county, near Manchester.
Va a likely bay hlly. one year old. that
IS good gated az the trot. She Is by
Marian Cfd4S. "a Ii, dam Maud, by
Mlddictown. The mare was bred back in
Io'' ana Is again IN foal 10 the son OF
Nu'hufst and Mestoke. z.29 IL.
c. A. Pussy. OF this city. well known
for wears past as A trainer and driver az
trotters, is doing duty as special agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
1900 Yards Cotton Goods
at Cost Prices.

goo yards Long Cloth. very fne. 40
inches wide soft finish. real value
j. l-2c.. the great January sale price
makes 20 &C..
200 Yards Small Dimity Nansook Checks
good width. really worth &C.. the great
January sale price makes 10 De-.
POO wards Victoria Lawn, 40 inches wide.
good quality, cheap az l-3c.. tho
great January sale price makes 1t BE-.
200 yards India Linen 81 inches wide,
fine sheer goods. regular ~ 1-2c.
value. the great January sale price
makes II &C..
$50 Yards Unblcached Canton FLANNEL
20 inches wide. heavy twin with long
fleece. a bargain az BE-, tho great
January sale price makes il 9 5-Sc.
White Organdy. Sc inches wide. fine
and sheer, really worth l'c.' me
great January sale price makes It &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
A Great Sale
Of Mil Ends.

We've gone TO the mill agents and
bought up thousands and thousands OF
yards OF ends, short lengths and rem
nants OF Ginghams. Perclles, Plaid
Goods. white Goods. Cottons and Domes-
tics. These goods are perfect IN every
way but the lengths. being too short
TO be sold by the mills in tho regular way
came TO US az our own figures and viii
DO sold by US for almos. anything they'll
fetch.
500 yards Light and Dark Callcoes, small
and large patterns. lengths from ? TO
10 yards. real value. l-ic, the great
January sale price makes IL &C..
1000 yards Light and Dark Bingham,
striped and checked. lengths from 3
10 ID yards, regular Zoe. value the
great January sale price makes IL
Use.
1,50O yards light Percales. SO inches
wide figured, striped and checked,
good quality. no 1-3c.. the great jan
uary sale price makes it 81
LOO yards Light and Dark striped
outing. good width, extra heavy.
lengths from 8 10 Is yards. cheap at
10c., the great January sale price
makes IL lie.
900 yards striped Cheyiot. heavy weight.
good width. n bargain at &C.. the great
January sale price makes n l-2c.
800 yards Dark striped outing. extra
heavy. good styles. real value BE.
the great January sale price makes 10
&c.
5000 wards Unbleached Cotton. good
width very heavy real value &c. the
great January sale makes them 7-sc.
1000 yards Bleachod Cotton. very hnc
quality. good width. cheap az &C.. tho
great January sale price makes IL
Use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Ridiculous Prices on
The Following Items.

Mons Fine Cashmere Hose-assortcd
blacks. grays. and broWns-a
regular &C. grade; our January lo"
price. Zoe.
Uoys' FLANNEL Waist. VOL made. pleat-
ed back and front-assortcd navy. gar
net and brown-this the regular zoe.
grade: our January low price, 3sc.
Mems Neckwear-ba bow. club tics.
four-in-hands and tecks. These goods
are an silk and made 10 sell an 25c.
each: our January low price makes
them i5c.
Big lot Of Remnants. such az Co,tons.
Shcetings Canton Flanncls. Jeans. 20
10 i'm our great January sale at great
~ reduced prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
$IS, SO, SIS and 81 Jackets
To Go For 1927 each.

jackets correct in style, but with moro
Jacket virtues than style only-dt. finish
and true worth. Navy, green, cadet and
brown Russian Hlouscs; black, Blue
green and brown Jackets IN box, military
shield and ny-front styles. All are half
lined with rich changouble taneta. heavy
satin rhadame and Roman stripe taffota
Strapped and stitched seams-handsomely
tailored throughout Every one bousht
by us in December-syles bound 10 be
correct They are exceptionally good
SIS. $50 So snd $3.50 values. Your pick
Of tao lot. S91 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Miller & Rhoads.

| her dam. hi Vernon. By Revenue, son Of
imported Trustee
Madge was an untiriBg road mare and
able to show close TO a. three minute
gait on the road. She WAS ridden an
through the war By capt Daingerheld
and wounded a number of times, In ono
instance a piece Of sh 10 lodged under
her eye and I'm another "a rifle ball pierre
ca her shoulder. stll she survived her
injuries and did good service afterward,
dying at the age of twenty-five years.
During the Christmas holidays Land
lord =. J. Roche. of the Warren Green
Hotel at Warrenton. Va. entertained the
members Of the NarrentOn Hunt club
and others at an elegant dinner, which
the Warrenton Nirginian says WAS served
in elegant style.
Mr. T.. Ashley cooper, president Of the
club was toast master, and proposed The
) health OF the President OF the United
states and of tho Queen of England.
Among other members OF the club present
were Secretary =. K. ". Barker. Urea
surcr &. W. Smith. \. h. Dundas, VI. p.
n and j. c. Barnard. r. Bradburn, IA.
II. carr. capt y. Cotton. Or. G.. ). Car
ter. T.. g. Dundas. NJ. NJ Green, John y.
Hooe John s. Gaines, lsham Keith. Jr..
\. ~. Kennedy. Andrew LOW. j. h. Mad
dux, w. g. Marshall, Rev. Geo. W Mel
son. +. 4. b. Porman, VI. &. Payne,
Jno. T. stone. II. G. Spilman. Edward
NJ. Spilman, Jr.. \. W. l.. Trotter, and
judge c. NJ. White.
Al the kellogg sale of trotting stock IN
New York last month there wero three
head OF thoroughbred mares consigned
by J. II. Shuts Mr.. J. d. Andrews. Of
Charlottesville, Va. PURCHASED the trio.
which were Miss Emet. brown mare,
foaled 1857. by Powhatan, dam Emcti. by
Asteroid; Theora, bay mare. foaled 1881.
by Dry Monopole. dam The Jilt, by Glen
more; Runaway, bay mare. foaled 1871. by
Algerne. dam Belle of Ethan, by Vic
torious
The Western Horseman. says:
or the hundreds Of letters received at
this Office every week, ana from all sec
tons Of the country. the number that
makes special mention of the revival
Of local interest in light harness horses
Is noticeably large. When rural and lso-
lated vicmitiss. as we'll as the great
horse mart centers, come IN with these
reports, as they are now, u clearly lhdi-
Gates that the situation now IS not one
of Boosting 10 keep up courage Ihere
Is but a single phase Of the horse busi-
breeders. and that Is the continued
cheapness OF the really ordinary grades
and plugs. As We have previously as
serted. in this connection, people VIII
buy, at some price. that which they do
not want simply because II Is cheap. but
not at a price that viii leave pront to
the producer. Ordinary horses sell by
the hundreds every week, but they are
not perceplibly higher I'm prico now Than
~ l..
wears. and neither are they likely To be.
High class horses however, are both IN
better den and aud worth more money
and breeders OF. and dealers in. these
grades, plainly see the revival that Is
taking plt &C in the horse business. Those
who continue TO breed plugs, simply be
cause plugs wiz sell AT some price, and
trust TO The fickleness of chance Tor
the production OF high class useful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Miller & Rhoads.
HORSES AND HORSEMEN
DrtrH or PHALANN, SOY OFPHAL-
BItsAND DELIGHT, TTOLUNTEER
notes From the Hundred stock Farm
The Warrenton Hunt Clubs Dinner
Miss Emcti. Thcora and Runaway

MIR Orrin w. cox, Ochre. Va. has lost
rv death due 10 an attack Of acute indi-
restion. ON December 18th, which lasted
only a few hours. the brown stallion
rhalanN. S154. by Phalas 2l5 3d. dam
DELIGHT bv Volunteer. second dam MIS-
Nodnc. hy hammond. son of Potter 5
CLAY. and third dam Wells star 'o'ih
OF Artillery. PEI 1-e and Modesty. 2.se ID
ty American Star, IT,
rbsIarv was fooled in 1857 and purchas-
al ,h.l three years old from nus hleeu.l'
the late j. J. Case. Racine. was" ~ T.
Up cox and brother. ot Bermuda huh-
drod, Va. and ON their dissolution "l
partnership m 40. the horse passed 10
Orrln W. Cox.
la color plalanX was the richest shade
Of seal brown. about 10 l-s hands IN
he.ght. Of line conformation ana hhlsh'
and decidedly handsome and attractive
In appearance. Ills stud services were
limited and probably not over forty OF
his get are living. and OF That number
Jess than "a third are out OF tOtting bred
mares. Ills get came 20 their speed early
and three OF Thorn have trotted under
100 in races. though ds vet hr has no
representative n the list Of standard
speed llis death is quite A loss 20 his
owner VINO valued him highly aud derived
fair source OF revenue irQm his stud
services.
AZ the Hundred stock Farm Bermuda
Hundred. Va. MI H. IT, Cox u.s. winter
ing about thirty head OF trotting bred
horses among them Che brown stallion
Judge Cox. son Of PhalanX and Kate
Messenger. by Messenger Chicr. some
BROOD mares. ana "a lot of promising colts
and hll.es. Judge Cox who was foaled in
is1. came TO his speed early and was fast
A. q three year Old and since has shown
.is ability 90 beat 2.-0 number OF times
DO races. bat mas been unfortunate and
aaa never taken a record commensurate
NTH his ability.
H.s get are 4cvei-hcaicd and good gait
sd and come TO their speed quickly and
Nlth mo- great amount OF handling. The
best four year old az the farm rs his son,
Coxey. cut ot a mare by thorough bred
sire. CoXoY was fast last season. but
lost his form and did not round 10 I'll
ate
Another Of his that promises we'll IS
Belle c.. bay hlly. out OF Bermuda
Bells by halsnN. that won az Baltimore
last season aud defeated a good field OF
TWO year Olds, among them the fast
Earonet FLY Lille Dyer. that showed a
trial OF 2& before the race. Among the
brood mares In fOal 90 Judge Cox. are
Lalla Anderson, 2,23 Ia by Woodburn
ilamhlotOnlsn and Alice BLACK. by Pres
qge Isle. e.g9 Ia. dam Alice Hornet by
Woo lburn Iianbletonisn The yearl'ns
aIy, by JudgS Cox. out OF the latter Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Senator Thurston recently celebrated
his silver Wedding The invitations IS
sued simply specified the place as Thor
wald Many Of his friends and political
associates, thinking the place an apart
ment house in Washington. sent valu-
able presents and themselves induced In
a fruitiess search for II. until finally In
formed that Thorwald was the name Of
the Senator's Omaha home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Mr. Y. c. Broaddus. Manchester, Va.
has what he regards as "a good prospect
for speed in the three year old chestnut
colt Hoge Tyler, by Egwood. 2:lS IL, dam
whitby Maid. by Norfolk; second dam
Matte c.. 10y Black Ethan Allen.