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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
TWO SUCCESSIVE DAYS
)pON WHICH NO MAIL WILL BE
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS.
aturday February %, Washington's
Birthday, and the Following
Sunday.

As next Saturday, February %, is
Washington's birthday, therefore le-
gal holiday, no mail will be delivered
oy carriers on that day. AS the fol-
lowing day is Sunday it brings two
days together on which there will be
10 carrier deliveries of mail, and it
would be we'll for the people to bear
'ne TACT in mind, and not fail to call
dl the postoffice for their mail on both
uays, as the general delivery windows
Will De open on Saturday the same as
oa Sunday-from 11:3O a. m. to 1890
p m.
postmaster Altheimer serves notice
vi lhe patrons of the local postoffice
WIN reference to this matter as fol
lows:
Inc mail carriers will make one de-
livery IN the residence and business
a's.rlcts on February %, Washing
WI birthday. On account of two hol-
~ ,aa's coming together, I request that
,ue puollc call for their mail on those
says The postofice will be open on
VIII aays from 11:30 a. m. to 1890
p m
10olo ALTHEIMER, Postmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
FAIR CATALOGUE
WILL BE ISSUED BY ADAMS
PRINTING COMPANY.
Will Be Ready for Distribution by
July IS, Three Months Before
Fair Opens.

The Adams Printing company has
secured the contract for printing tho
official catalogue and premium list Of
the Pine Bluff State Fair association,
for the exhibit next fall.
The catalogue and premium list will
be ready for distribution by July 10,
three months before the fair opens,
which will afford ample time to give
wide circulation to the advertisements
of those who take space in the cata-
logue. 1t will be the first time since
four years ago, when the catalogue
and premium list were printed by the
Adams Printing company, that the
fair catalogue has been issued from
the press and ready for distribution
more than about three weeks before
the fair opens. making the catalogue
practically valueless to the business
people as an advertising medium.
The fact that the work is going to
/ be done by the Adams Printing COM
pany is a guarantee that it will be de-
livered at the time promised and done
artistically and up to date.
The fact that an electric street rail
way system will be in operation, with
ample facilities to afford transporta-
tion for everybody who may attend
the fair. makes the prospects for q
much larger attendance at the next
fair than ever before. and the fair
association is preparing to give the
| best list of attractions in every de-
partment ever given, and the next
fair promises to eclipse any former
efforts. This exrta effort to lave q
big fair. and the early distribution of
the catalogue makes space worth
much more to the advertisers than
ever before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
: THE GLOBE. Wolf Nichols Prop. THE GLOBE.


Clarksville bank robbery and the
murder of Sheriff Powers Hudson
was arrested at his home, near Clarks-
ville and Williams at Denning. Meth
er knows that the other is in custody,
they being locked in separate parts
of the Jail. Sheriff King, fearing mol
violence if the men were taken to
Clarksville, brought them here for
safekeeping. Both are quite young
men. Sheriff King and deputy left im
mediately for Sebastian county,
where they expected to capture anoth-
er suspect. 1t is understood that the
arrests have been made at the request
of detectives employed by the Nation
al Bankers association to work on the
case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
RHlER0AD
~ .. NOTES
BY Chester E. Yhyte

Mr.. Geo. M. Mcdonnell has been
appointed night yardmaster at the
shops, MI c. X Austin having been
assigned to other duties
Dee Kitchie has accepted a position
as night yard masters clerk, Clarence
Henley having resigned.
Mr.. F. L. Clark is laying off for a
f,,v days.
Mr.. c. NJ. Hunt has been appointed
yardmaster at Jonesboro, S. r.
Kramer having resigned.
c. c. Williams has accepted posi-
llon as engineer On the Cotton Bel.
Mr.. f. l.. McQuiston has been ap-
pointed yardmaster at Grays Point,
Mr.. c. NJ Hunt having been trans
ferred
Mr.. Stormy Vance, fireman on the
Little Rock branch, has been la.ns;
off for a few days
Mr.. Neel Bell has been lain of or
account of reduction of force. he
was Mr.. C. II. Seabrook's clerk.
Mr.. O. c. Foster is learning TIE
duties of yard clerk at the Cotton Bet
shops.
The following brakemen have re-
signed: i. 3. Roleson. T. Cannon and
J. Dorton.
Conductor !. T. Shell. one OF the
most popular employees of the Cotton
Belt. has resigned.
Mr.. Dewitt Hope is Off on account
of sickness.
| Mr. M. Hunter. sWitchman in
the Cotton Belt yards, is off on &C
count OF sickness.
Mr.. W. C. Keenan, has resumed his
duties, after being Off for a few days.
/. i: reported that the ''hoodlum' is
soon t. be stopped.
The following firemen have been as
signed to the following runs: G. M
Crocker to trains and between
Pine Bluff and Memphis, with Engi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
lnappropriate Motto.

Isn't the Arkansas Democrat lit
tie bit In error when. concluding it's
description of the beautiful jewel to
be presented to the Baroness Mon
cheur, formerly Miss Charlotte Clay
ton, the same bearing the state coat Of
arms and the motto Regent Populi,"
it says. "it is a jewel befitting royal
ty?" What does Regent Populi''
mean? Does it not mean that "the
people rule?" How would royalty ap-
prove gift with such mottO.-Fort
Smith Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
WIZARD OIL
FAVORlTE BEVERAGE OF GOV.
DAVIS WHILE SPEAKING.
Says He Takes 1t for Paralysis
What the Stuff Is
Made Of.
WIZARD OIL

A prominent physician of this city
gives us the following as the formula
for Wizard oil, which Gov. Davis
drinks so freely while speaking, osten-
sibly as a remedy for paralysis. The
formula is taken from a leading medi-
cal preparation which is authority
with the medical profession on such
matters.
The constituent parts of Wizard oil
are gives as follows:
Oil of Sassafras. l dram.
Oil Of Caiaput. l dram.
Oil Of Origanum, l dram.
Tncture of Ladanum, dram.
Camphor, l dram.
Sulphuric Ether, 6 drains.
Oil of Gloves, dram.
Ammonia, drains.
Strongest Alcohol, 8 ounces.
Davis drinks freely of this decoction
at every place while speaking. The
physician who gave us the above
states that all the ingredients are
highly stimulating and intoxicating,
and that none of them possess any
medicinal qualities as remedy for
paralysis.
AS Wizard oil is more than seven
eights pure alcohol, the free use made
of it as a drink by Gov. Davis is sug-
ges tive. It is certainly ludicrous as
an alleged remedy for paralysis. The
chief virtue. if any at al, in the prep
ara alton is as liniment. and not for
internal use.-Hot Springs News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

"A small investment made through
Us will pay you cash weekly income,
groater every week than whole
years interest on the same amount n
hank. viii commence to earn this
at once and continue to do so until
you withdraw your money. NO
gambling scheme or speculation, but
ty means of legitimate licensed
business. Address E. j. Arnold &c
Co., Eighth and Pine streets, S. Louis.
Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
WELCOME NEWS
~ 'ne People Of Indian Territory Is
This.

rha Muskogee, l. T., telegram says:
mas, NV "ost welcome news here this
wv nseA was a dispatch from Washing
lna,s s'alng that Chief Porter, Indian
.o.i s.pee'or Wright and Tams Bixby,
mis- CHAIRMAN of the Dawes COM
w;ts ins'on' had reached the agreement
tho ~ '"e secretary of the interior on
co. o'eeK treaty. It. is said that as
tbo as d new draft can be prepared
to supplemental treaty will be sent
v;u uousiess, which, it is supposed
vii ratify it promptly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

neer Lee; O. Hoffman to freight on
middle division, with Engineer E. O.
King; F. J. English to work train,
with Engineer Veloin; A. Reed to
freight on south end, with Engineer
Smith
Night hostler at Grays Point is
vacant for a fireman
MI L. w. Merchant, formerly
switchman at Pine Bluff. is acting as
yardmaster at Shreveport for the Cot
ton Belt
Engineer Whyte has resumed duties
for a few weeks with a spralned
ankle.
MI. W. B. Mathis, formerly engineer
on the Cotton Belt, is now firing or
the Frisco out Of Springfield, Mo-
The following engineers are on the
sick list: Case, Book, G. Yauch, W.
Yauch, Anderson, Dixon, Hardness,
Burdick, Rue and Wood
The following firemen are on the
sicl, list: Scott, Williams, APPEL,
French, Mitchell and Grothe.
Mr.. j. F. Baterton, formerly general
yardmaster at the Cotton Belt shops
in this city, is now night yard master
for the Frisco at Springfield, Mo.
The following runs are vacant for
tiremel: Nos. / and 2. between Pine
Bluff and Texarkana, with Engineer
Crowley; 1 and 2, between Jonesboro
and Bismarck, with Engineer Nichols;
local between Maiden and Jonesboro,
with Sunday lay-over at Maiden; local
between Camden and Pine Bluff, with
Sunday lay-over at Camden.
Mr.. T. Carnes has been assigned to
day hostler for the Cotton Belt at
.Ionesboro and c. ]. Claxton as night
hostler
Cotton Belt work train in service
at steam shovel No. 3. near mile post
405. IS vacant for fireman.
The following fremen have been as
signed the following runs: G. W. Hum.
phrey, trains l and 2. between Jones
boro and Bismarck, with Engineer
i Henderson: j. Schnactel, I and 2
from Jolesboro to Fair Oaks. with
Engineer Eigme; P. Schneider. 3 and
4, from Jonesboro to Fair Oaks, with
Engineer Dolan; ]. E. Nichols, 3 and
4, between Jonesboro and Gray's
Point, with Engineer Bond; A. l.
Rike, and 4, from Jonesboro tt
Grays Point, with Engineer Harvey
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
When Clarke Is a Good Democrat.

Clarke says he would have voted
against the Wilson tariff bill. He re-
fused to contribute to the Democratic
campaign fund and IS the national
committeeman from Arkansas, posi-
ton of his own seeking. he failed to
make a single effort to get cut the
Democratic vote of the state, and as
governor appointed Remmel to office
but he is a good Democrat-When he
wants to be senator-Hcpe Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

An exchange says with truth, "The
dodger, nine times out of ten. stops at
the front door, while the newspaper
finds it way into the dining loom af
par'or, and enters right into the bosom
of the family.-Naples, N. Y. Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

When you cut your advertising YOU
tell outsiders that there is som ething
the mater with the inside of your bus
ness.-Nathl C. Fowler, Jr., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

Advertising has built up vast bust
ness interests from the most meagre
beginnings.-The Buyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
TWO SUSPECTS
val on Charge Of Robbing clarks.
vile Bark.

K;as ~ haren, Feb. 15.-Sheriff Joe
bv ol Johnson county, accompanied
lodsos equity. brought to this city and
othes esu IN Jail Alex Hudson and an.
char.o man. named Williams, on a
ee OF being implicated in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

n'!hlicity is absolutely esgantial to
TIE SUCCESS of any article seeking .c"-
ogni,ion by the public at large. p
1or..lard Co.. N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

You may do business without adver
tising, but you won't do much.-Nathl
G. Fowler. Jr., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

The following firemen have been as
signed to the following runs: G. M
Crocker to trains 3 and 4 between
Pine Bluff and Memphis, with Engi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

neer Lee; O. Hoffman to freight on
middle division, with Engineer E. O.
King; F. J. English to work train,
with Engineer Veloin; A. Reed to
freight on south end, with Engineer
Smith
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

Mr.. Geo. M. Mcdonnell has been
appointed night yardmaster at the
shops, Mr. c.. X. Austin having been
assigned to other duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
lURING THE PRESIDENT
TO THE FAR WEST.
Scurs So Tame in Montana Tint
They Come to the Houses for
Food-AE One
Allen.
~ Montana Tint

WASHINGTON, .. c.. December IL
Especial. FIX Senator Carter, OF Mon
tana, and probable future senator from
that State is another western man who
has told the President about an epidemic
OF bears in his portion Of the West and
has done all he could to lure the Chlet
Executive to those regions on his trip
West next spring.
why. Mr.. President. bears are SO nu.
merous in some portions of Montana,
Mr. Carter told the President. that they
come within short distance of houses 20
secure the scraps thrown out In Yellow
stone Park they come close to the hotels
to pick up scraps Of food. John Allen,
of Mississippi. was out that way with
me some time ago. and we were standing
with a party Of friends when a drove
of bears thirty in number. was noticed
some distance away in the edge of the
woods. John Allen began rolling up his
sleeves and told those present that all
lie wanted was a fair fight. He asked
that only one bear at a time be allowed
to come at him. He started in the d.
rection OF the tiercest-lookinS bear in
the lot when ii speedily decamped.
John said one of those present. that
bear thought you We're going TO make
speech. =
The President laughed al the story. and
said that the great trouble about bears
was that they were always plentiful I'M
IL he got TO the place. Then they grew
scarce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
HEARD AT ARVONIA.
Death of Little Elijah Garrct-Mii-
Iionnircs Visit the Village.

ARVONIA. VA, December l1.-tSpecialO
Elijah the S-year-od son Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. Garrett, died suddenly Tuesday eve
nins. at O'Clock OF heart disease. The
little fellow was apparently well, and just
dropped without Il moments warming.
The burial took place Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr. William Birsch. of Diana Mills kill
ed a fine Young deer. which was shipped
to Richmond, where ii netted neat lit
lie sum.
Six millionaires paid tArvonia visit
this week They were on a prospecting
tour, with a view of purchasing property
here Mr. e z. Williams took pleasure
IN escorting them around. and in giving
the desired information. He also added
several pictures of the quarries to their
Buckingham collection.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan r. Williams and SON.
Alex. are making a visit 20 Richmond
Mr. and Mrs r. s. Hughes left Eester-
lay for Richmond The former Went for
a second supply OF winter goods.
Or. John Randolph. who was called to
Charlottesville, by the serious illness of
his father. has returned. His fathers
condition is not improved.
CAPTAIN Hunter Allen. OF West Virginia,
IS the guest of Mrs Gertrude Chambers.
Mr.. spencer. Of Buckingham Court
house. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Pierce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
GAYETY AT KEsWICK.
The Whist Club mt Ben Coylcn-
Christmas Entertainments Planned.

The Whist Club mt Ben Coylcn-
Christina. Entertainments Planned.
KESWICK, VA. December n.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Keswick Whist Club had a
most delightful meeting Wednesday after
noon at Ben Coylen.' the beautiful homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Pugh. Owing to the
earl twilights. the club has it's meet
ings at o'clock In winter and the game
is preceded by a luncheon. A most dainty
and delightful repast was served on We'd
nesday afternoon. and following this
came very spirited game of whist. Mrs.
Pugh is an ideal hostess, and di every
thing for the pleasure OF her guests. She
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Fairfield, of Washington, and Miss Mil
liken. of New York.
Those present were Mrs. Magruder,
Mrs Reed. Mrs. Thurman, Miss Fox
Mrs Bowcock. Miss Nannette Hancock.
Or. Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Cue. of Charlottesville; Mr.. Bowcock
Miss Randolph, Mrs. F. NJ Randolph,
Mr. Brown of New York; Mrs. Fairfield
Miss N1illiken, and Mr. and Mrs. pusn.
The next meeting Of the club will De a;
..Inglcside,'' when Mrs. w. c.. Reed enter
tains the club on the afternoon Of De
cember 18th Mrs. Thurman will also en-
terrain the club at its final meeting OF
the season on New Years Day in the af-
ternoon.
The coming "Yule Tide promises TO be
very gay in this neighhorhood. Several
hunts are to be given, as the published
card of Hunt Futures for December.
1902" issued by the M. F. H., Mr. Jul
liam Norris. shows. and there are already
three invitations for Hunt Breakfasts,
to be given to the club. and more are
talked or Then Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Thur
man both entertain the Whist Club, and
with "Castolia'' and "Ingleside" the scene
Of Christmas house-parties not to forget
guests in nearly every house tn the neigh
borhoou and several charming entertain
ments talked of outside of these mention
ed. the year of 1902 promises to so out
with a "whiz.
The hunts of the Kcswick Club are
as follows:
P. NJ.
Tuesday, December 18th, Club House.
A. NJ.
8 P. NJ.
Tuesday. December I'D, me oahs,
100 A. NJ.
Saturday, December 2th, Clsmont' .
P. NJ.
Tuesday, December 5oth, Governed,
1870 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

tions for stock in the Washington, Falls
Church, and Fairfax electric railroad to
be paid for when the road is built and
equipped and cars running from Wash
ington to Falls Church. About $4,000 has
already been subscribed This road Will
open up at section of the country here
tofore but little improved. and be Of great
advantage to the county. if built
Mrs Margaret Lichan, widow of Henry
I,ichan, who kept the hotel in Washing
ton mentioned by Arnold as the place
where Booth, Arnold, and others frequent
" met while ccnspiring to capture Presi-
dent Lincoln, lives here, and has for many
years. She is in prosperous circumstances
and conducts a large dairy farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
JOHN w. DAVIS, ST., DEAD.
Passed Away In Fairfax-Happening.
MT Falls Church.

FALLS CHURCH. VA. December IL
Especial. MIR. John W. Davis, ST., died
at the residence Of his son, John w. Da-.
Wis. Jr.. near Theological Seminary. on
Wednesday. aged 50 years. He had been
employed for forty-fve years at the Mum
Son Hill nurseries.
Miss Bessie Woodkouse. daughter of
a. s Woodhouse, Of the "Staunton Vindi-'
Gator, was the guest of Miss Ruth
yhorne from Saturday until Monday.
The name of Senator S. r. ponahoe, of
Fairfax. is being mentioned in connection
with the Democratic nomination for. Con-
gress two years hence. as Is also the
name of Speaker John T. Ryan. OF Lou
doun Two years ago Senator Donohoe
was candidate and developed much
strength, but withdrew sometime before
the Congressional convention.
Mr.. NJ E. Church 10 receiving subscriD-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12

PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, DECEM-
BIER Il, 1907
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Catherine: Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Ola Domln-
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
river landings and Norfolk. mercnandlse
and passengers: Virginia Navigation
steamer Winyah. O'Neil, Philadelphia.
pa. merchandise and passengers; Clvde
Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine. Nortoik,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domlr-
ion Line.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DECEAi-
Der II, 1902.
(By telesraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner John Proctor, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer Castlemoor. Reval
Schooner O. c. Curtis, Boston.
Schooner Alice E. Clarke, Providence.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA,
DECEMBER II, 1902.
(By telegraph
SAILED.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Farnllom,
loaded with lumber, City Point, Va.
Schooner Chief, Kline, loaded with lum-
her Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
A MUCH MIXED UP CASE.
Cribs slandcrer Sent Up and Finncc
Made to Keep His Pledge.

NEW YORK. December n.-(special)--
William George Adheim, 81 years old. of
east Eighty-third street. was hauled to
court to-day by Lucy Nagle, % years old,
of east Eighty-third street. charging him
ken, 20 years old. that the girl had a
bad name. Gerken is engaged to the
girl Ahlheim was sent to the island for
three months in default of bail.
AS Gerken and Miss Maggie We're leav-
ing the court the mother Of the girl
appeared and asked the magistrate to
have Gerken arrested for breach of pro-
MISE She stated that Ge.-sen now re
fused to marry the girl. The magistrate
asked Gerken if this was true. He said
1t was and he would not marry the girl
now. He was told If he did not he would
when the Complaint was made out he
weakened and promised to marry the
girl. They LETT court together, with the
purpose Of getting married at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
-S SR S s1il Hz7
Schedule In Effect, Dec. ii, 1902.
Trains Leave md Arrive 14th-street
Station.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.

200 A; NJ. No. z. daily for Danvtile.
Charlotte, and all local stations
south, connecting at Danvtile iot
o: and ". railway Tor Martins.
vile and stations on that line. AZ
Greensboro for all stations east
and west thereof.
'o r. +; NJ. No. 10, limited train daily,
points: Havana. Nassau. etc. Con
meets at Moseiey with Farmville
and Powhatan railroad: ct
G are If.;T, for Durham. Ralei E:
win No. $. unite;. s. States fast
nail. solid train, daily. for New
U,reans e and points South, which
C SIrIeS sleepeSs to New Orleans Orleans
1iile. Drawtns-Room Buffet Sleeper
fk ~ to Atlanta and Birming-
ram ram Through coach for Chase
train WIFI Wis s sRa 1rrh sazbnrS e
,,.o~ Memphis. Dining-Car service
I'm, NJ, No. II. Southern Express,
ea1i ;.;,, for Atlanta, Augusta, Jack
fer DanvilIe. Greensboro. Sails
oury, and Charlotte. open at Rich
Mono, mono $50 P. NJ Connection with
New York and Florida Express and
o0uthWestern Limited, which car
ries through. sleeners to Augusta,
Savana-h, Jacksonville. Tampa.
Nashville, Memphis. Atlanta New
dreams a. etc: Complete Dining-Car
service. Also. Pullman Tourist
2.eeper Mondays, Wednesdays. and
f,rldays Washington to San Fran
CISCO. without change, with connec-
IONS for all points in Mas. Mexi-
co, and California
800 z. NJ. No. II. local daily. except
sunday, for keysville and tnterne-
dlat.- points.
TRAINS ARRIVE In RICHMOND.
s:55 A. NJ,
$50 F. Nd FROM Atlanta, Augusta.
Jacksonville, Asheville, and all
points South
$40 a. A.. from Keysville and local
stations
$40 Z. NJ. from Durham. Charlotte,
Danvllle. and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Nos, 81 and 62, between Manchester and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
xk., Y lRGlNIA NAVIGATION CO.,
-Ak JAMES RIVER
W. DAY LINE.

s.ea.uer PocahontAs leaves every MON
Dry. "WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY q,
NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old
Point. Newport News. ciarernont, and
Iames-river landings. and connecting AZ
Baltimore, and the North.
Stnre-roon,s reserved fog the night ar
moderate prices
EIectric-cars direc. to the wharf. Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music by
Grand OrchestrioE.
Freight received for above-named places
and all points in Eastern Virginia ana
North Carolina. IRWIN WEISIGER.
General Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
rci.,-s,rec, Residence Sold.

Messrs. j. T. Elan & Co. real estate
agents. sold yesterday afternoon the two
story brick dwelling No. III east Leigh
ct1.srt. with lot 23N1tS feet, to MI a. 3.
S,nither. The price was $50. and Mr..
Snithcr will occupy the property as a
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-12
THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Optional, Pearl Finder. and Sain
T.mmanx Winning Enyorites.

L
Tummany winning Fnvorites.
NEW ORLEANS. La. December Ii
Optional, Pearl Finder. and St. Tam
many were the winning tayorites. SUM
First Notwithstanding: flllies; six
MISUNDERSTANDING Queen az to y won:
Fonso as TO y third. Time. 20.
Second race-selling; six furlongs-Op-
tional Is to s. won, hummer Is to y sec
tond. Andes Is to y third. Time. 1:172-5.
Third race--selling: one miieaPearl
second Alfred G. GO to y third. Time,
! :5U 3-o.
lulu q to y won c.. B. Campbell Is to
y second. Ray az to y third. Tine.
Fifth race-selling: mile and six
teenth-Latson 4 to y Won. OptiElo e
s to y second, Prince Rlazes q to 81 third.
Sixth race-seven furlongs~st. Tam
many al to s. won. Brookston g TO y
second. Kiss Quick rs TO third. Tim
Il rs 81 80