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New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
No. 4.

e tho elceves the middle of the back ana unuer %
va - ,areIs arc fnsned out with ecfu met En
1ibicb white lace figures mounted Inc stoie
itself is made of sable. ,,,, or-,;ne is used
good deal of fur especially erniinS' hsS ;ts Mace
on on 49, govns designed the evening, put tnls
vaar ern9ine and the gray squirrel SKIN are % .noe
,oTn,ar Heavy effective embrciiery mas d pio
I,,a,tt nlace as a trimming. handsome gown "a ~
hin male yellow crepe has the sklrt hsIi % ie' i
&c sjat Embroidered with gold chrysantne III
raised IA tern The corsage Is trimmed WIN '"e
artificial flowers.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NO. 8.

Take the same seated position as in the preceding
two movements; keep the trunk perfectly strasht'
raise the right arm above the head left hand on
loft him twist the trunk very slowly and strongly,
bringing the side of the raised arm forward When
the twisting movement has been made as far as
Dossble without disturbing the seat hold the atti-
tude (see illustratom for few moments then
untwst bringing trunk back to first position. Re
neat from five to ten times. then change the arm,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
HAPPENINGS HERE AND THERE.

arranged by Mrs. Foster Coates held last
week at the Waldorf-Astoria. Among the players
Mrs. John Tenant Van Sickle. Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish Mrs. George Joseph Smith. Mrs. Ed
ward Davis Jones, Mrs. Charles Frederick Nae
thing, Mrs. Albert Henry Gleason. Mrs. Samuel
Shipley Blood, Mrs. N Archibald Shaw. Mrs Hugh
Reid Lawford, Mrs George Perkins Lawton. Mrs
John Jay Armory. Mrs. A. B. Darlington. Mrs
Hudson P. Rose. Mrs Frank Blodgett. Mrs. Ly
man Brown, Miss Florence Guernsey Mrs. NJ. W.
Stone Mrs. William Hard, Mrs Frank y. Taylor,
Mrs. Charles A. Treat. Mrs. Alfred Watkins. Mrs.
julius Hart Mrs. Frank Nix. Mrs. James II. Bal
ley, Mrs. Francella Butler. Mrs. A. Z. Dick. Mrs.
". D. Young. Mrs William Austin, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Lionel Emdin. Mrs Horace Stokes Mrs John
Williams. Mrs W. p. Dawson, Mrs. Charles Will
son. Mrs. Frank Marsh, Mrs. W. McDermott and
Mrs. Harvey Grant.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NO. 2 mot ILLUSTRATED).

This exercise calls for the same position as that
OF No. l. except that the arms are extended hori-
zonaly at the sides. level with the shoulders the
trunk turns from side to side, far to the
right as possible. then to the left, allowing the
arms to swing with the momentum OF the body
This movement is to be performed more slowly
than the preceding one, but the same number OF
times One effect of this exercise Will be 10 warm
~ ardS
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NO. 1 (NoT ILLUSTRATED).

For the correct position lock the hands upon the
top of the head with trunk erect and supported
upon edge of chair, the thighs at right angles.
feet about twelve inches apart and firmly planted
on the floor. The trunk turns from right to left
with moderate rapidity as far as 1t will without
moving the body below the waistline.
The action is made with the waist muscles (hps
kept quieO the movement to be repeated from ten
TO twenty times This action is tranquillizing for
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.

Gold chairs. all styles and prices. fine importas
tions oil paintings Vernis-Martin divans and chairs
beautifully Upholstered are now offered by Fried
berg Bros No 80 Sixth-ave. (opposite Eighth-st9.
at great sacrifice BY buying directly from the
manufacturer they purchaser can save the
.'mddlemen's profits Picture frames and fur
niture are also regilded by this establishment at
eaSOnable prices.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

The we'll known play Rosemary was given last
week by Vassar students for the entertainment Of
their colleagues. s Il matinee for the seniors and
freshmen. and in the evening for seniors and
sophomOres. The cast included Rowena Upte-
grove. O3. Brooklyn: Jean Brown. 'S. Elizabeth
N j.; Alberta Wandel. '05, Brooklyn: Louise Brun-
ner. 'O3. Chicago; Grace Kennedy, 04. Louisville
Florence PeltOn. 'O4 PoughkeepsIe. y. Y; Eleanor
Conklin O3. Newark, N j.; Minerva Kline, '0S
Cleveland: Ethel MilIard.. '04. Rochester, and
Lille Marshall, 05, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

unique and really beautiful entertainment. ar
ranged by the sales committee of ST. Andrews
Guild was given at the Ellerslie No 50 West-One-
hundred-and- wenty-sixth-st, during the after
moons and evenings of Thursday. Friday and Satur-
dav of week. 1t to represent the Russian
Fete of Ntjn-Novgorod" and several interesting
tabeaus from Makowskis famous paintings We're
given The national dances of Europe, good OLD
fashioned Christmas tree and the regulation sale
of fancy articles among the attractions Tea
was served from Russian samovar. and atter
each performance the floor cleared for dancing
At the Thursday and Friday matinees the rSdna en-
in charge of the entertainment were Mrs Orls9a
Mrs II smtn F. H. I5 panies MrS Tr2" walter 6 Carr
freeman. Miss McClean Mrs John Jaa- Bosiomly' v32n
b Simpson Miss Beebe. Miss Garter. Mrs. William
f. SAGE Nh Mrs Van De Water Mrs GPayson
Unruh Mrs Harley. Miss Lobb, Mrs David Mar
The Daughters of the American Revolution. Of
subscription euchre to be held during the coming
opth psqtdn Mrs Mrs R6bert SGaq Il Moo Mrs george Wallis
ard Mrs W l. Wakeman& are are among Sg the Nrs meTP
Dodge Mrs G Cart Mrs Hs Bradgy Il L. Esf9n: He9e1
bd MTi Nrz Eransef Hshbei l FuTRald E Fiteh IT, MIS-
Miss Louise Fishers closing lecture on The
Huguenots' was given at the home of Mrs Charles
Huntington Gardner. No. 6o7 Fifth-ave last
Wednesday Among those who have enjoyed these
lectures are Miss Helen Gould. Mrs; Bashford Dean
Mrs Mrs HI Man a1G Mrs Russell Sage At the
close of Wednesdays lecture Mrs Sage made a
short address.
The eleventh annual dinner OF the Pilgrim Moth
ers will take place the Waldorf-Astorta to-mor-
row at i2:3O p. m. There will be an address OF
welcome by the president. Mrs Lille Devereux
Blake; Miss F. Henrietta Muller, of the London
School Board. will speak on her seven years WORK
IN that capacity: to Mrs Harriet " Pancoast,
president of the Pennsylvania Legislative League
is assigned the toast The Landing OF the Pilgrim
Mothers: THE Progress of Freedom VIII be
given by Mrs. Harriet stanton Batch Women -L IN
Law" by Mrs. Fanny E Carpenter. and me
Legacy OF the Pilgrim Mothers by Or; PhoePe
I r Waite. Women in Business Will De Ine
Subject of Miss 1. w Laws address and The
YoI1ny Girl of the Future of Miss Josephine Dodge
Daskam Mrs Clinton B. Fisk will rectte and Miss
Laura H Chaplin will sing Men will be admitted
10 the balcony only. but any properly introduced
woman will be welcome
An interesting programme on Russia was ar
ranged for the regular meeting of the Colonla
Club which was held the home of Mrs G- W.
Brush No 462 Ocean-ave. Brooklyn on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

An interesting programme Russia was ar
ranged for the regular meeting of the Colonla
Club which was held at the home of Mrs e. w
Brush No 462 Ocean-ave., Brooklyn, on Thursday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
F6TTaE Is HDIN,Nf: WE'LL
IS TIE CENTRAL REPORT CVE9
TrE STATE.
3-cW.Qer TfeHe Is Same Complaint
ffoa7 Rus: enc She's
TA STATE.
-icW.Qer TGere Is Same Complaint
dnG

The following IS The government
crop report for Arkansas for the
week past:
Showers were very general from
the 2Sth to the 3!st, except i'll some
localities in the northeast and north
west sections. where rains are badly
needed. N tx central. southeast
and southwest sect;c:t. Particularly
the southeast and southwest. the
rains We're heavy and excessive. caus-
ing streams to overflow and inundat-
ing tha low lands and crops in the
bottoms wee considerably damaged.
n SOM localities The eHi. planted,
=. old la4fua. waa beaten down, and
zzi,.- Uaz fInfIed win rot te able
. sfaaf2H5en H9. which will cause the
foll- = Fet. y a rule Tie "ains
#.eea aG zaest heneG and cotton
generally Improved thaass there
afe some complaints Of rast s'2l shed
dne. : aao6# corn etep i practically
= aae IL een51a5=ad.z southwest
sa.lso1. Galla= asl!.a@ led com
III ae ass ieaa'it#e~ Let has
ls=a# rea t4a = - as.G5zns
. =seaaa5 a#af=efz zIe5-. ,atazeo4
Las fea ~ mo9a saua4as. 2e,s have
b 6aa9H y the esas Flaits
haFz i#=r!al6... eeHsztaz fz= PEACHES.
which a9e9 tnaaiaa. aa6 aaa#'asat{f0I,
AL af @s .ssltts fa5 a561es esn=
r=aGe 10 dGor.
Princeton, Dallas comfy: =. r.
Feast Excessive rains have occur
red Oh several days end the ground
IS very wez Yonrs moloas=w were In
jHred.
Dumas. Besha #eoane=.; J. Il. ellis
Unusually heavy rain CT the @0th and
31St did much damage TO old coaa and
cotton: cannot tell at present the oX-
tent Of damage to the=old cotton: in
many places It has been down Oh the
ground.
Wincheser. Drew county; Thos. D.
Newton-The weather conditions dur
ins the week haze been nnfavorable:
the heavy and continuous rains have
been disastrous to all growing crops.
especially 6ld corn and cotton. which
have lepn beaten down 10 The ground:
cotton being well fruited viii not be
able 10 ~raishten TIP which will cause
mach damage bT rottins the bo1ls;
worms have made their appearance.
AID are doing some damage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
.Aug. s IN History.

g.;,s.J-Danel O'Conne!l. Irish orator and
patriot, born in Kerry; died in Genoa
lSl7.
s@}9-Nfred Tenuyson British poet lau-
relte. born in SomersIy, lincolnshire;
died iSS2
EA9l-lIeury T. lnsley. a pioneer in pho
Geography in America, died in Rock
land county, n. Y; born 1911. Austin
Blair Miehigan's last war governor,
died at jackson; born 1919
4.t,- George + Root the composer, died
at Bailey's island Me: born 1921. Cen
eral NJ A. Stovall, Confederate Neter-
an, died at Augusta, Ga; born 1872
t59s-]udge Samuel Shcllabarger. noted
lawyer and public man in Washington
died. born ISL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
TIP! StnitN1NtNf1 .AG3
10 zE rERFCR EY Mr.. W. 3.
SCFELLS.
NJ. U. S. 5"7t:cn. FecresentInq the
Regulars WI Ee TIE SUI
iect.

Hon ". B. Sorreils, OF Pine bla"f
has been assigned the job OF skIhhihg
Hon. L. S. Brattoa, Of Little Rock
and he VIII 10 doubt do it in great
shape. M. Sorre.is will not pitt any
artistic touches on the job, but he VII!
take the hide of Win nip. and theh
put some caustic en- the sore places. y
iist Of Joint speaking appointments
has been arranged for Mr.. Sorrells
and Mr.. Bratton. Mr.. Sonells repre-
senting the rnterriied Democracy
and Nj. Brattou tie regular end OF
the Arkansas Republicans. The aP
pointments are as follows:
Gloenbnier Faulkner county. Mon
day. August Is At | p. m.
saI2eh5It0Ee. Conway county. Taes=
da<. Auzast - II p. II.
Esaaanx. H59e county. Thursday
.4aae-e zl.at7fa y.
Ola. YaH county. E5il.aE. August
-. - y a..#
nalazi.l= Xel=aesa.z. Saturday, ~
aa; -5-&t p m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
New Cotton BUYING Firm.

About August Is Messrs. c. c. Han
ley and Clifton Howell, two well
known cotton men. will open an office
over the Commercial building and
engage in cotton buying. The style
of the new firm will be Hanley & Co.
Both are competent cotton buyers and
clever gentlemen and their business
partnership should prove a successful
one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
JUDGE JACKSON ON LABOR.

,j10ge Jackson has made a sweep
ing ruling in the West Virginia injunc-
tion cases and has maintained the
right of the court to punish tn men
who have violated his orders. says the
chicago Journal. IN making this raj
lng he CitcG the 2recedents hereto
Gore made in the courts. both state
aod federal. in similar cases, holGia=
tha- &c, &c lings by injunction is the
proptr .emedy against men who e3.
sase sn lGmenting strikes and coerc-
ms employees who desire to work tC
leave 1hair employment. jude, Jack
zon said.
Whjln recognize the right Of all
.Anarers tc combine for the purpose
- protecting their lawful right. do
.}a' l..oS..:ze the right of laboHefs to
ronspiee together to compel employees
Who re not dissatisfied Via their
7ark liz the mines to lav do0r their
.YscHs 1a1 shovels to quit thei" work
sJtiota i lust or proper reason tiWre-
i0r met,!v to crafty proftsSi 9nal
set OF sagitators. organizers ard walk
Hg delegates. who roam all over the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
the S State 4

Joy Observation-Disclosures Davis,
&saatary of State. ". Crockett
tf Dewitt
Attorney General-Geofse v. Mus.
al.4 C Little Roels
@see4suer-H C Tipton Of Harri-
go.
Saoartntnadcnt of Public Instruc-
4toa-J. Il. ninemon Of Pine Bluff.
auditor c. Monroe OF Magnolia.
.4a5ocjatc Justice of Supreme Court
--B b. Battle of Little Rock,
Ind Commissioned. Z. Conway
5f Little Rock.
9ailroad Commissioners-J ". Phil
avs Of Newport, b. B. Hudgins of Har.
sfasn and ]. e Hampton of Fordyce.
Commissioner OF Mines. Manufae-
G3Yers and Agriculture-H. Z. Brad
ford Of LonOke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
Investigate Diseases of Plants.

The United States Department of
Agriculture now has we'll equipped
laboratories for the investigation of
the diseases OF plants in Washington
city. Florida and California There
are also fifty experiment stations
where plant diseases are studied, and
in perhaps half that number of col
'eges practical courses on plant life
are given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
United Confederate Veterana.


New Orleans. La. Aug. tine
boys who wore the gray have raj
lied here from all parts of the state
to count noses, renew acqualht-
ances and exchange "reminiscences
of the experiences of war days. The
occasion is the annual state conVen-
ton and reunion of the Louisiana
division Of the United Confederate
veterans. AS many Of the veterans
are accompanied by their famiias
the total attendance is considerable,
though there is sad evidence Of the
fact that the ranks of the soldiers
are gradually but surely growing
thinner. The formal opening takes
place this evening. when the gather
ing will be called to order by Major
General Leon Jastremski Much in.
terest centers in the big tournament
and festival to be held at the fair
grounds tomorrow and it is expected
good sum will be realized toward
aiding the Beauregard = monument
fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
jefferson County.

Representatives Kemp Toney,
&G Kerwin. Jesse D. Bush.
Sherif-James Gould.
County Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter L. Goodwin
Treasurer-Jesse r. Core.
lAsscssor-G. E. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith c. Martin.
Coroner-R D. McGaughy.
.$1rveyor j. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

Little Rock is having touch OF
strenuous life Sunday night two bus,
mess houses were robbed, three prls-
oners escaped from jail. and the city
is about TO loose Fort Logan Il ROOFS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
ACCOUNTING Fo7 TIL WEATHER

cctozea L~a5Y Understood Why There
We're Cyclones and hurricanes.
- o. j=ae1= nanny. ter days
No1t aone. 81 On the doorstep con-
tentedIs smoking her pipe and @taiak-
IL. Of tae happy days gone by.
Jane. the servant Of TIC Hetshbortng
family, came ever u tie fence
That's right, aHntja, she said,
take all &c fresh air you can; its
gWine to rain tomorrow.
How dye know it's sWiue to rain
tomorrow
DE papers say Sc.
Ma good LawJ!" calculated auntie,
no woadah we.s hayin hurricanes
ard cyclones ard tornadoes; why,
dey'ye even taken the weather out Of
de IaWd' S hands!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
4 !! {, ! =
= /. | il .)i\|ll ! n
Advertise Nouy Wants

RATEs-If cash accompanies the
order. the price will be % cents per
week fer three lines, counting six
words to the line. Ii charged, will be
charged at the rate OF ; cents per line
each insertion. No cheap ads taken
for less than & week. nor will We re-
ceive a sNant Ada over the telephone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
ARKANSAS NEW CoRPc c7ATioNo

Tie f@ae sn4:n= County bank. with
headquarters a Malvern. flied It's ar
ticles of Incorporation with the sec
regar# 0f sla-=. TIE capita stool. is
5-5.0#l.. Of which s.sfa 57.S75 has been
paiG ii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

-. a. ee:aa.aa
r..f...N.f fam.lzes that illa s-=a
.Est= ~ Co., t.ja. ri ar sea5
minors at dr. caa.11s. AMI &h1 aee
busyhodies creating disaatista ton
among class of people who ar quite.
and wen disposed aad WHO de MOI
want to be disturbed ~ The uncea&.ns
agitation OF this class of peopla
The strong arm OF the court OF
equity is invoked IN this case not to
suppress the right of free speech.
but to restrain and inhibit these de-
PENDANTS. whose only purpose is to
bring about strikes. by trying to
cocrcc people who are not dissats-
fled with the terms OF their employ
mcnt. which results in inficting injury
and damage tothci + employers as we'll
as the employees
The right of q citizen to labor for
wages he is satisfied with is a right
protected by law AMI he is entitled to
the same protection as free speech
and should be better protected than
the abuse of free speech in which the
organizers and agitators indulge III
trying to produce st.izes.
1t is the height of Injustice u say
that a set Of mon dissatisaed with
fheff own employment ead rat Of
wages can so at viii aa1aHa 5he work
moa= theh former a1afisgaas and hE
f9vee and Intimidation compel ttTam
10 Ge&isJ frer} WofE. Nor can such
porsous resort ta ofher Unlawful
means 10 keep meH fHem working i
that wish TO-. EmPt Ea= aho afa sat.
isGa# With wages tHeaH=oslHess daspisa
fsa,7 tie right 10 ta protected N tfetr
4as5z and tie VII q Injunction is
oaeHar ana Legal me.a Of giving
tham lat projections.
&aeh the seoae#af =FeI4a Jack
sons decision. and tha mea#who dis
a5"1ed lis writ IL las snmmalil4
punished Tor contempt Ct court.
Tha courts ot the land aee slowly
b0t surely teaching tae Iater unions
two things: FIRST. tisat Heflzingmen
must stand ~ theit=caHtsacas and full
fll them like all other responsible pei
sons. and second. that they must not
interfere BY force an3 intimidation
Vitn other workingmon who desire to
wolk and hot to strike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

FOR RENT-A good 6 room house
newly p2pered and painted and tt.
well with good water Inquire of }.
E. simuons, 1915 W Barraque tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
=pEMOc RATlC TICKET.

For United States Senator.
faHe5 p. Clarke, Of Pulaski county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
PUBLISHED BY THE
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.

i. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
geo. n. ADAMS, Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

Entered at the Postoffiee at Pine
efufr, Ark, as second-class mail mai
IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
ForC Congress.

Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson. OF
.s9noke county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

The Southwestern Stat AID Na:..,-
featuring company Of 2Iena f. &
certificate OF Increase Of capital stork
with the secretary Of state The org
inal capital stock of the concern was
$500 ,o00 and it is row made $4,000
Oe0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

ETeeVnt1 JudlClaT IJIstFlct.
Circuit Judge-A. B. Grace.
Prosecuting Attotney-N.= d. Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
Subscription Price.

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tion o: any other Pine 6lutf da'iy
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

Mary MacI.ane. the genius from
Fatte. Mont. has proved herself a
genuine woman and changed her mind.
After telling time aad again how she
hated newspaper writer's and report
ere. she has decided to join the ranks
OF writer's for the press. Miss Mae
Lane has received Hatgering offers from
JWo New York papers a1d has yirtu-
ally decided to iotn The staH Of one.
Ii is probable she will not dc assign
mont" work. but will write what she
pIoases on topics OF her oNn choosing.
There is hope for Mary yet is eVf.
dent she is not SO bad as she says
har@If she is,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

The Stuttgart Water and Electric
Light company filed certificate with
the secretary of state increasing
their capital stock from $4,000 to
s5o,oo0; $4,000 has already been paid
in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

advertising rates made known On
eaelication.
-
taFFIGE: SEQ West Barraque Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

The Wagner Typewriter company
of New York filed articles of incor-
poraton with the secretary of state,
and the certificate Of the appointment
of Thomas w. Blair. of Little Rock. as
the Arkansas agent of the company
1t is capitalized at $4,000. and was
organized in 1895.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

The St. Louis Refrigerating and
Wooden Gutter company filed GER
tifcate Of change Of name to the
Grayson- Mcleod Lumber company
with the secretary of state. The Ar
kansas headquarters of the concern
is at Arkadelphia.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-05
SEVERAL HORSES ARE HERE.
And Many Others Expected for the
Meet Nov. 1920.

The Savannah Racing Association
directors held their weekly meeting
yesterday. Vice President and General
Manager H. Fl. Hull made report on
his visit to Memphis. He said he had
secured several stables. He also made
a statement in regard to the specifica-
tlon sale of privileges. Certain cues
tons on the latter subject was after
wards referred to the president in con-
junction with the general manager.
with power to act
President Owens was requested to
ADDRESS letters to the Cotton Exchange,
ooard of Trade, Wholesale Grocers'
Association and the Retail Merchants
Association. asking them to recommend
haIf holiday on Nov. Is, so that the
employees of the members of those bod
les could attend the races on that dav.
II was decided to make single admis-
sions to the race course to SOC.
There are three stables numbering
ten horses, that are to take part
IN the races already sta
pied at the race course. The
racing men report that the track
is the best that they have seen in the
south. Five new members were placed
on the rolls. Those present at the
meeting We're President Owens: Vice
president, H. H. Hull; Secretary ]. F.
Doyle and Messrs. ]. H. Estill. c. F.
Graham, Geo. w. Tiedeman, and B.
II. Levy. -
Tn track is being worked over and
put in first-class condition under the
direction of Mr.. T. ]. Davis. The work
is progressing rapidly. 1t had been
hoped to have Cresceus, the great trot-
ter owned by George Ketchum. in Sa-
Vannah at some time during the com
ing meet, but this has been found i'm
possible, owing to other engagements
Tor this horse. Cresceus will come to
savannah, however, some time next
month, probably about the 18th.
Inc horses now at the track are
three belonging to Mr. Brewer. three
the property of Mr.. Ross and four that
are owned by Mr., Larry Gay of Ralti
more. Among the last named string
are Essie Powers. a PAGER. which
though IL years old, has established a
remarkable record this season, having
lost but one-half mile race in which she
started, and Gypsy Red, another horse
with an excellent record. Other
strings are expected from day to day.