The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
i THETIMEs: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY JANUARY Is. 1899.

som. by Orange blossom. she is the
dam of Mosul. 200 IL: Nutwith. 2.N Ia,
and others that have shown their ability
TO enter the list OF standard speed with
case. Among her produce owned by MIN
are Belle Chico. bay mare, hve years
old. by castle Bell. Anytime. a bay my,
two years old, by Egwood, and Wnitby
Chief, a bay yearling colt, fun brother
10 Anytime. The latter has been broken
10 harness and shows the action OF
trotter, as does Whitby Chief As by
Sultan. the dead son OF The Moor, Vir-
ginia Maid produced Mosul. Mr.. Becker
concluded TO mate her with Stamooul'
2.O7 -. son Of Sultan. in 1875 and she ap-
pears 10 be in foal 90 that great show
horse.
I'm addition TO these Mr. Becker owns
Zenlime. bay nlly. three years old. by
Baron Wilkes. out OF Zingerella. by Nut
with. second dam by sam Purdy. and
third dam a daughter OF Airoy thorough
bred son Of imported Australian. and
Lnetta, black fly four years old, by
LinkwOod Chief. 2lS "a. out o. Iris, fun
sister 90 Haunis Blossom. 2:23 81.
Mr.. 6. C.. Adkins. Of the big grocery
house OF Davis d Adkins. has pair or
handsome mares in Red Light. 2.32 L..
"a chestnut daughter of Red wilkes. Jr.,
and Moonlight hy Twilight and Marie,
who carries rich coat OF bay and Is by
Jolly Friar. ont NJ Parker Holland, by
Sam Purdy. 2.20 IL.
Red Light vino is a mare Of grand
stvle. Is being driven on the road by Mr..
Adkins. but Marie Is I'm the hands Of VII
liam Bass az Acca Farm. and is being
gotten I'm shape 20 start at the East Car
olina Fair and race meeting 20 be hold
az New Berne, y. O.. next month. R'rnt
and ht both mares should be able 70 irot
10 records Of 2:29 or better
Mr. p. w. Sunderland OF GoldshoTo'
" c.. who recently purchased the chest
nut gelding Prince Albert from VT.
Ianghorne Putnev Of this city Is Wei
pleased and refers 10 him as q mode
road horse. Prince Albert. who was
sired by Greenwich. son OF Princeps' was
campaigncd for several seasons ana trot-
ted Co q record Of 2.2l IL. but could show
close % 2.l5 in his work 20 high wheel
sulky and over half mile track
Tho Guyton and Harrington Mule Com
pcuy of ST. Louis. No. have opened a
branch establishment at 1926 east rank
l'n street. in this city. and are prepared
tn supply mules of au grades and horses
also. iu large or small l0ts 90 dealers.
farmers and others. Mcs-rs Cook and
paullet0n. who uil manage the con-
Germ. are well known to the trade
through the West and South. the former
haiiug from Lntlrop. NO. and the latter
having been member of the WeII-knoHu
rrm of Pendieton Brothers. formerly OF
Norfolk. Va.
Smvth Brothers. of the Southern Horse
Bazaar. east Franklin street. Will offfr
40 public auction. t0 be sold 10 the high
est bidder without reserve, ON Wednes-
dav next the 18th inst. close to 300 head
of horses OF classes THE offerings Will
include saddlers. r0ldstcrs general Iur-
nose and heavy daughters. During "a
residence of several years here the
Smvth Brothers have established an on
viable reputation for fair dealing and
prompt bu-inees-like methods and rep
re.ontations made by them can be- relied
upon as correct
1fessr-. Marshall and Thompson. edi-
tors and pl0priel9rs of ihe NirginIan mo
yVarrent0u. the county seat OF f1uquier
who are among the best known owners
and breeders OF trottcrs. fhor0uehnreds
hunters and saddle horses iu that Sec
ton of Virginia. have recently disposed
of number OF high class horses 90
Northern parties the latest sale made
hv them being that of the very hand
some bay horse Nireinian. a son Of He'll
ospont and Lizzie May bv Red Wilkes.
to a gentleman in New York city who
viii drive him on the road.
BROAD ROCK.