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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
Busy Day I'm the Criminal Court.
NUNrPorrS SprTrNCrr yupncrn

This morning, in the Criminal Court tJudge Cox),
coiored girl, Sarah Reed, was convicted OF TIE
larceny OF $95 from Alexander S. RUTHERFORD and
was sentenced to two years in the Albany pen-
tentiary. Henry Smith, convicted OF aSSaulting a
policeman. was sentenced to one year at Auburn.
Richard Wood, grand larceny, one year at Auburn
Owen Flood, assault with intent to Kill O. w. Dom
gan two years at Auburn. Anthony Stewart. SEC
0nd offence petit larceny {Snatchtng pocket boo),
three years at Auburn. ThaddeuS Hale, grand
larceny, Two years and six months at Auburn.
George Fields, second offence petit larceny, one
year at Auburn. JustuS Smith, assault with in
tent TO rav1Sh, eighteen months at Auburn. Rob-
ert Myers, assault with intent to commit rape:
motion for new trial Overruled and sentenced to
the Reform School during minority. Moses Smith
alias White, burglary and larceny; new trial
granted.
CLOSE OF THE DECEMBER TERM.
The December Term of the Criminal Court was
concluded to-day, and the petit jury was dis
charged for the term with the thanks of the court
The grand Jurors celebrated this their last day,
Dy wearing button-hoe bouquets, the girt OF Mr..
j. 1. &. Clarke, one of their number. The MEM
Ders OF the grand jury presented Mr.. Jesse b. Will
son jthe foreman, and Mr.. B. u keySer, the secre-
tary, each with an elegant silver ever, as mark
OF their esteem and In appreciation of their SER
vices On coming into court and making their
report they were discharged for the term with the
Thanks or the court. 1t is Stated about the court
house that this grand Jury has been one OF most
efficient bodies ever assembled. The bai!iifS and
employees OF the court placed on the judges bench
b andSOme bouquet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

THE TENNALLYTowN Ro.D.-The condition OF
the road leading from here TO Tennallytown uIICh
street tended Into the county, Is tonic or Gn-
favorable comment by Ill WHO have occasion TO
pass over 1t, and particui8ry by those who reside
on the line of IL. Complaint aftar compl ,int n aS
request made OF them that something be done TO
remedy the constantly Increasing evil 1t the only
toll road left in the District OF Columbia, ana W !s
at one time the most travelled road from tie Dis
tl1ct to Rockville. This, however was when ne ,ry
all the roads leading from the District were ton
roads Through SOM means the stockholders OF
tAlS road baVe managed to Staye OF all acton
looking towards making this free road nd at the
same time have put little or no expenditures upon
government has located the site for the
new Naval Observatory in that vicinity.
an effort has Doen made to ask Con-
greSS 10 fntarpoSe and buy out the conpa-
ny OF nearly seventy years st nding. Mary fine
suburban Improvement would be sure to follow a
Tree road In his direction. the building sites are
every way desirable and thiS would become a nat
ural thoroughfare for travel, especially IL il could
be improved. There are many points OF Interest
burban drives in the DfsJr t. The rod is worn
out by long use, and large holes and gulleys have
been washed by the heavy rains, ana no repairs
nave been put on IL. opposite the College villa
gate the pike, or macadam portion, is fully six
feet higher than the dirt d, and many accidents
have occurred 10 vehicles by running over the
SIZES during the past year. For a distance OF
1bc yards IL Is positively dangerous TO travel there
Othef sections OF it are In similar condition, and
Tor miles the mud and mire is so deep that tt
is almost impasS bile. Whit Is needed is an i'm
prorenent similar to the 7th street road.
HIGH TIDE-March 5, 7:59 Am; Sis pm. March
g, S:31 ain :55 pm
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nim Of Exceptions in the t.u,trau Case.

WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY coRKBILL SAYS.
VI spent all OF yesterday could ana nearly all
o. to-day looking over the bin OF exoeptionsn said
District Attorney Corkhill tod when asked about
the GuIteau case. "The task requires tedious COM
parison OF testimony 10 that the exceptions are
correctly stated"
"What progress has been NADER asked the re-
porter.
"Ihe settling OF The bfl OF cx, options" renlied
MT CorShiil. "iny0v Ia this ease : me questions
that have never RISEN before All / IrapSay now
1S that II VIII take some v t. ex mine the yari-
Gus points raised"
THE DECEMBER TERN EXTENDED.
Mr.. Scoyflle to-day procured copy OF the record
in the case from the Attorney Generals ONCE to
file with the bill This afternoon he procured a
formal order from Judge Cox extending the De-
cember term, IN order that the exceptions may be
filed.
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District Government Affairs.


Much dissatisfaction is heard every day about
fhe present assessed vI,ultions OF real estate in
this District. and general desire IS expressed for
q new assessment Inquiries are continu lly made
OF Ia District Commissioners who 10 not seem to
ne at ell S1ngulne that there Will he q new deal
IflS year. owing 70 the great cost OF making a new
assessment and they sly that there is no apgro-
prl@t1nn for such Outlay. The practice heretofore
mas heen u have new valuations made once every
nVe years, which would m Ike the present the year
Tor this TO be done. Nj ny are OF the on ni0n that
Wihre The Valuations are changing steadily. in
creaS ng In some localities ar q much foster rate
than In Others, that a new asses sTnent should be
ttken every three years, and that the law should
pe amended, authorizing board OF appeals u sit
lor a term every year In eGuallZe and make such
adjustments as fair dealing and Justice would
seem TO demand. II something Of tn s Kind is not
done. storm of Indignation viii follow the aIl-
tilorltieS In whose hands the power lies to make
the taxes bear equitably upon all.
0LEOMARGERISE.
A movement is on foot to arrest dealers I'm olao-
margarine and other knIre mixtures fOr selling
these goods not properly Labelled, and officers
nave been instructed To Keep vlgiiant watch tor
violations OF the Law.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: r. Fleming erect a
tWo-Story private stable alley. bctwe n l2th and
18TH ana X and streets northwest; $1,000 Mrs
M2ry ). Clymer, erert live tWo-story dwellings
Riggs between 18th ana l4'h and and streets
northwest; Sl6,s50- Jonn Obi, rppsir brick. l. be-
tween 20th and 2iSt streets northwest: 300
samuel II arinan, repair frame, f9) Maryland ave-
nue. southwest; $500
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IKnsx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMusENFSrs-sth page.
ATToRsEYs-1stp page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th and sth PAGES.
Books, 6c.-Gth page.
BOARDISG-4th page.
BUSINESS CHAsCEs-4th page.
BUuDEEs' SuPPIIEs-7th page.
City ITEms-sth page.
COUNTRY real. EsrATE-Ist page.
DFATHs-5:h Page.
Dry GOODs-Sth rage.
EDUCATIoNsL.-6th page.
FINANCrAI-6th rage.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Gth p5ge.
foR RENT tROoms)-4th page.
For RENT (Houses)-4th page.
For RENT (sliscellsneous)-4thp page.
ToR SALE (aIiscellaneous)-4th page.
FoR SALE iHOuses)-4th page.
GEETLEMES's GooDS-5th page.
HoUsEFuRSIsHISGs-6 9th page.
LADIES GooDs-Sth page.
LosT AND FouND-ith page.
LIST OF IEITERs-5th page.
MARRIAGEs-5tlIp page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, 6C.-5th page.
fERsOSAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
IIAEOs AND ORGASs-4th page.
pICSICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.-Sth page.
PROPosALs-6th page.
EAlLEotDs-Tth page.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-1st page.
SFTCIAL NoTICEs-ist page.
SPECIALTIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS, kC-Tth page.
SAFE DEPosIT-4th Tage.
SEWING MACBISEs-Sth page.
The TRADEs-1th rage.
USDERTbKEEs, &C.-5.h page.
WANTED (Helpl-4th paSe.
WANTED tStuations) 4th page.
WANTED (Housesl-4th page.
WANTED (Aiiscellaneous)-4th page.
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The Spring Running Races.
PROGRAM FOR THE INAUGURAL JOCKEY CLUB
MEETING.

The program arranged by the executive COM
mittee OF the National Jockey Club for their inau-
gural meeting at Ivy City next May provides for
four days races as follows: Tuesday, May l6, in
augural spin. for all ages, three-Quarters OF mile:
the national handicap, for all ages one ana a-haf
miles; mile heat race, for all ages: steepechase,
for all ages Wednesday, May II, the youthful
stakes, for two-year-olds half mile: the dlplo-
matte stakes, for all ages, one and a-half miles;
selling race. for all ages, one mile; race. for ali
ages, to carry 100 pounds, one and a-quarter miles
Thursday, May 49, selling race, for all ages, three
quarters OF mile; army and navy stakes. for
three-year-olds, one and a-h8lf miles: the Wash
ington cup, for all ages. two miles; handicap
steeplechaSe. Friday. May 10. race for all ages,
threequ1rterS OF mile; Mount Vernon st 1keS, for
nllies and mares of all ages, one and a-quarter
miles; consolation purse, mile heats; selling race,
Tor all ages, one mile and grand steepechase, for
all ages
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a Missing Steatprv

Sl'cclaI Nisratch @ IHE EvFNTNa SraR
NEW YORK, March 4-The city oI Berlin. or the
lnman line, is now largely overdue. aud great
fears are entertained for her safety she is the
largest passenger ship afloat, and let Iivcrnool
ior New orA VITA a good passenger list in both
cabinS III Is feared she Is amon- the icaber.s that
are noaunE nn th' Newfoundland banks. A teIp-
gram lroia Liverpool says that no Tears are enter
Lllhed tnrr' Dnt ~ reason Is given for their con
hdence She had hnt twenty days OF provisions on
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Probable Defamation Of Nr. Cou,s.

Special nispatch "a Tar EvENtsa Sr.R
New loRk, March a.-Mr ConAIng has not r.
ceived an official notification of his appointment
and confirmation as Associate Justice of tho
supreme Court. and Therefore declines % talk
about IT for public ltion. His most Intimate
H'ehus a"NiSe against his accepttnce, hut
otbers trust ia { lac VIII not decline as they Ia
lleYe IL 20 be the only solution or the Troubles I'm
the republican party In this state. The pr,vaIlIng
o"llef l. tbit H. W II write letter II ting that
ne ther he nor hI' lrian II yht tn pla r. and
while thanking the President FOR The honor, de-
cline the same,
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Anlusenlcnfs. &c.

HAvERIY'S MASToDoN MIESTRELS will give their
closing performance at the Opera House tonight
and be followed Monday by the Jay Rial Uncle
Toms Cabin Company.
THE LAWRENCE BARRETT DRAMATIC CICE nv
their performance OF "The Merchant OF Venicen
last night, fully justified the high expectations
raised by the previous efforts OF the club. They
Regiment" will be the attraction at tho National
next week.
AT THE CAPITAL THEATfR the New York Speci-
atty Troupe will gfvetheir closing performance to-
night An attractive bill Is promised for next
week.
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- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The Serial Savings and Building Association meets
On WEDNESDAY, Stl, instant at p. m. at its Hall.
No. 6l5 7t street. opposlte the Patent Office. Money
can be had in sny quantity at the lowest rates 1t is to
cn,brance property. or build repair house. to
to the meeta where the Secretary will be pleased
give such information will enable any know
Just how money, in any amount desired, can be OBJ
tanned the most favorable terms at the lowest rates.
Go to the meeting. JAMES 3. EDWARDS.
President
5t9s Real Estate Broker.
matt No lAle r ltxeet northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

GREAT HARM FROM SLIGHT INJuRiEs.-Mary
Emma Borton ran a pin into her finger two
months ago, and from the slight wound has since
suffered very much fron a nervous disorder re-
sembling lock-jaw. The late Rh0da Lamb, who
m1de her home during the latter years OF her life
at Samuel BortOn's In this place, years ago ran q
pin into her finger, and the member became
swollen painfully. An operation had to be per-
formed TO give relief, and the hand remained al
most shapeleSS The widow OF Capt. Cornelius
HuIick. died year ago from the effects OF a
spider bite on the arm. The arm turned purple In
q few hours then was swollen dreadfully, and the
death OF this eHtmable lady followed four days
ater.-K0ndeOeCH fG. ~ RegieteJ, EeA g,
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LAST DAY OF THE WALKING MATCH.
HAzAEL STILL LEADS FITZGERALD SECOND.
PACIFIC COAST CRUSADE AGAINST TIE
CHINESE.
NeW York Npge~-
SnNifi nien,

Special Disratch % THE EVENING STAR
NEW loHK, March 4-1Ee-e was another con.
ference this morning OF the Gould Hunt ngton-
Vanderbilt railroad interests
Hon. James C. Blaine visited Wall street this
morning. 'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

THEIR APPEAL TO THE HONG KONG AUTH0Ri TIES 10
STOP THE EXODUS FROM CHINA
SAN Francisco, March l-The Chinese residents
OF this city are much exercised about the anti
Chinese mass meeting which Is 20 be held here 70.
day. They pretend to feel alarmed lest some ex.
cited persons should suggest and ofer TO lead Q
raid through Chinatown. Nothing OF the kind 10
probable; is IL feared or In any manner antc1-
pated by the gentlemen instigating the meeting,
or by the police authorities The Chinese mer.
chants held a long conference yesterday, for tho
purpose OF discussing the question. and it resulted
IN the following dispatch TO the Tung Wah hos.
pital, In Hong Kong, which Is similar 70 the
Merchants Exchange here:
"To Tuag wdh Hospital, n onO Kosa0.-Tbere =
great excitement here against 30 many OF our
countrymen now coming. Use III your power %
stop them and save US trouble"
THE AGITATION IN NEVADA
RENO, NEv., March 4-Gov. John H. Kinkead, g
Nevada, last night issued proclamacon, -
which he expresses the earnest hope that all c1er
izens OF the st ite Will unite with those of Callp
fornia and Oregon in giving to-day full exprco.
sion TO their views upon the subject Of Chinese I'm
migration, and will urge upon Congress the tnA-
portance OF speedy AMI favorable action upon tho
biu now before that body He concludes BY eays
ing: ssThe practical unanimity OF views upon eh0
question at t.c last eieetion "a NeSa4e N.1noo
me In exsss-tiAH p5ozatt und <BG00Do9Qc -
s1snR:r 70 tlss eSilr
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European Topics Of Iuteress.

IRON THE CZAR To THk EMPEROR WILLIAM
LONDON, March "A dispatch from 81. Peters
burg TO the Times says: "An emissary started for
that the Car wrote the letter Immediately after
his reception OF Gen. SEobeieH on TueSd ~ morn
ing at Gotchina, where, IL is stated Gen Skobele0
arrived on Monday night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
Washington News and Gossip.


THERE are Isl new advertisements in THE STAR
to-day.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Intsrnal reve-
nue., S4O1 $500; customs, 81, ,101 ,sss3.20
THE Secretary of the Treasury will probably ap-
point the assistant CHIEF Of the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing on Monday.
SPEAKER KE1FER yesterday appointed Mr. Van
Aerman, OF New York, and Mr.. Ladd, OF Maine,
directors of the Columbian hospital In this city.
PROSECUTION OF THE STAR ROUTE CAsEs-Mr.
Dallas Sanders, ex-asslstant district attorney OF
Philadelphia, has been appointed by Attorney
General Brewster special assistant attorney gen.
eral, to aid in the. prosecution of the star-route
cases Mr.. Sanders is now In Columbia, s. c., hav-
ing been instructed to institute careful and Sc
cret inquiry into the management Of certain star
route matters in that section OF the country.
THE CASE OF SERGEANT MAsoN.-There is con-
siderable speculation as to what are the findings of
the court martial in the case of Sergeant John A.
Mason, OF battery B, Capt McGilvray's) I'd artil-
lery, charged with shooting at Guteau, which con-
earssna i On nHo AZ tne & IL BarraSRs
that the court has acquitted the prisoner, ON the
ground that Mason had not actually entered on
the time, admitting that Guiteau was at the WIN
dow, he could not be seen from the point whence
MASON HTeu, IL is generally DelleVed that even If
the prisoner has not been acquitted that the pun
ishment is not severe and that at most he wifi not
be confined long, II at all, and probably, as an ex-
ample, he Will be discharged from the army, with
the loss OF all pay and emcluments.
COMMISSIONER LoRING, who has been absent q
few days in Minnesota and Ohio, where he ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic conventions OF agri
cultursts, returned to the city last evening, and
was at his desk to-day
DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICER.-The Navy depart
ment is informed OF the death OF Chief Engineer
Astoria, Queens county, n Y, Thursday afternoon,
at o clock.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Richard Smith, editor of the
Cincinnati Gazette, ana wife, are in the city, the
guests Of Gen. II. v. Boynten-The rumor, that
Mrs. Z. D. E. N. Southworta has given up her
home, at Prospect cottage, Georgetown, has no
foundation in fact Her library, pictures and FUR
nlture remain there as Shs lett them. During her
absence Prospect Cottage = In the care OF her
bSother-in-laW, Thomas f. Baden, eSQ.-Mr. Me-
California attending to professional business lett
on March 1st to return her., and Is expected home
on the Sth-Senattr II Jones, OF Fi0rida, left last
evening for New York, where he VIII lecture to-
night on the life and charaetetUf Robert Emmett.
a g. Blethen, of the kaasis City Jonr1aai, is
at the Naffonal-M. Romero, the new Mexican
Minister, and wife; I. MendorH and Jose Romero,
attaches OF the legation, are at the Riggs.-D:.
T. WeInng, Count Karl Won Dey Hsydt. and Count
Won II EynsTm M @ Of Gsrmsny. nm are & az tn the arlington
the Portland on avslt TO her parents, Mr. and
MrS ID. G. Forney.--Ssslas0f I.apham was taken
Ill yesterday and OBLIGED to leave the Senate He
Was somewhat better last night
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New Railroad Pool.

PHILADELPHIA, March e. The PENNSYLVANIA.
New Jersey Southern, and jersey Central rail-
roads have entered into i've years contract from
April 1st next 10 pool freight, passenger and eX-
press business originating at New Yo"k, Brooklyn,
Jersey City, Newark, and Elizabeth, and destined
for points on the New York and Long Branch rail-
roads, as well as tra1c originating at points on
these roads and destined for the cities named
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Escaped the R0pe.

case OF Littletoa H3tchctt, who was convicted In
the circuit court Brunswick cauuty last year for
the murder o. Moses Young and sentenced to be
hung, has been reversed 10y the supreme court OF
appeals. This decision amounts 10 practical ac-
GulttaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

WISNEPEG, March 4-Sevrral members OF the
Edmonton vigilance committee. who have been
ousting cllim jumpers, have been arrested and
committed for tnnl. Chief amongst them is Mr.
Oliver, editor OF the BnIlefin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

EASToN, PA, March 4-JOShua X. Serfass. "A law
yer and prominent politician, WAS arrested this
morning for having unlawfuiiy procured the vote
of colored man In the last presidential electi3n
The arrest causes much excitement in political
circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
The Visiting COMgressMen in Plailadel.
phia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-The CONGRESSIONAL
delegation lett the Continental hotel at o'clock
this morning, and went % Cramps ship-yard TO
Inspect the fron-clad Terror, and VIII thence be
taken to League Island TO inspect the iron-ciad
Mantonomah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

PEOPLE FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES
MEMPHIS, TENN, March 4.-fhe Mississippi &C
this point at O'Clock this morning had declined
an inch since O'Clock am yesterday, when ic
miles OF the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
across the river are under water. Chief Engineer
Fleming, with large force OF labprers, Is at work
saving the track from washing away. large
number OF people are stin coming from the
Arkansas TO the Memphis side, being forced by tho
back water to leave their homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
Last Day os the walking Match.

NEW YORK, M3TCh 4-The following IL the 4
O'clock score o. u,e Waking mat.h: laz ,ei, 90
miles; sullivan, 4s9,2; Noninac, SEAL; Hughes.
5OO.l; Fitzgerald, 5i7.I; Kart, 5i2i
HEAVY RECEIfTS or GATE MONEY.
The receipts at the box CIiire uD 10 Yesterday
morning amounted 10 nearly s2a CO., and last niyls
they reached nearly 5000. II WAS estimated that,
$4,000 20 SIS000 would be divided among the Win.
nerS.
HrGHES' WONDERFUL PIUcK
At 30a thtS morning the black hoard showed
that Hughes had completed his 4.5th mile leaving
MN bHt 80 10 cover in order % entitle him 90 the
hturn oi his 81 900 entrance fee ana share In the
agony and suffering from the rheumatism on
Thur~dl ~ and Friday the grit of the IA m aud has
wonderfully freshcned appearance this morning
excited the applause Of even those Who had been
betting against ais being I'm at the finish.
POSITION AND CONDITION or THE MES EARLY THIS
MORNING.
AT O'Clock this morning HaZaal led Fitzgerald
Dy - miles and laps. The latter having as fol-
lower Noreinac with gap OF - miles and 5 laps
between them. Hart with 5Ol miles ana lap the
iunrln man IN the race was walking around
briSkly at a three mile three Ian gait Hughes and
sullivan followed is the score 90 tle black board
hughes With ISL miles lap, being 10 miles and
lips the leader OF the last man. sullivan who was
walAinE. Hazel, who lad scored miles exactly
between and O'Clock, ana miles and laps
since O'Clock was st.ll Keeping gp the same hot
pace, carrying out seemingly his trainers state
ment that he WAS on p mile snm. Fitzgerald
Behind. HIEaelS 560Jh nile WAS coIapleted at : D.
ana he was still preserving hts rapid run. At
otipCh Ht VS. Il mics ana laps ahead OF TIC
pest record, which haI been made by Fitzgerald.
ID celnbcr 3lst. lss1. IL WIS an even 536 miles.
Fitzgerald n las Ii was miles 3 lap; behind It.
RowEIL's DEFEAT DIE TO ENTERTAINING.
Dr. Ndylor. the English ply ,ician, who attended
Howell during hrs first pedeStrtln match in this
city, was Interviewed this morning. and said that
he attributed sowell's defeat TO av;rtraining. lie
believed the little Encllshmen capable Of remain
Ing In the race and securing place. but thought
he wished 70 come In first or not at all.
ii O'CLOCK
the stood as follows: S:-UaZaal 5-6 2. Sullivan
491; Nnremac, 53o4; Hughes, 50s.6; Fitzgerald,
5J05; Hart, 51S.7.
IL O'CLOCK SCORE.
HaZael, 5eS; sullivan. 500; Noremac 53f: Hughes.
5l1; FiZgerlld 552.6: Hart 522 G.. Al IO:45 Sulli-
van finished his i95lh mile and as pushing stead.
lily ahead to reach So miles. He was last in the
race w tn no prospect OF oyertaking Hughes who
WIS eleven miles ahead with Intention OF al.
lowing sullivan 10 pass him. Hart who apparent
ly is the freshest man the track, walked stead
lily all the morning, but made no effort increase
his score. FitzEeraId rests for hair an hour at q
time. being ttsf1ad that he cannot pass the lead
er and, being twenty miles ahead OF Noremac,
knows he can rest easy ana take second money.
THE r. NJ. SCORE
was as follows: HaZlei. 57s5: Sullivan. 500 8;
Norem1c, 5355; Hughes, 5I5.5; Fitzgerald, sos,
Hart. 52b3.
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CHICAGO ILL.,. March 4.-JOhn Dowling's large
and notat gambling house In this city, was raided
by the police, 9t midnight yesterday. on A search
warrant, and the entire parapnernaIia valued at
5000 was cOnfiscated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04

r>rSD TRANSFERS COOPERATIVE COMPANY
t-5 meeting of the subscribers to the stock of the
proposed TRANSFERS CO OPERATIVE CGMpANY
ary, on MONDAY. 9Th. at o'clock p. M All Team
cters in favor OF continued work; summer and winter
expenses invited To attend send their address to
the acting secretary, WM. H. PRINCE 7th street road
northwest lis
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Specie Shipments s0 Europe.


NEW YORK, March 4.-The actual specie slip
nentS to Europe to-day is sl,09,000.