The evening world., 1892-01-27
Racing Bill Expected to
Be Passed Over Gov,
Abbett's Veto.
ARRESTS OF BO0KMAKERs.
Running Horses in Zero Weather
at GutIenburg.


New Jersey Legislature yesterday, as had
been expected. It is said that It Will proba-
bly, be sent In next Monday accompanied by
enormous petitions. That 1t Will pass both
houses there seems to be little doubt, and
THAI GOV. ALBEIT Will veto the measure Is a
cert ainty.
The Governor is "una!trrably opposed TO
any iii making gambling legal" The friends
OF the bill, however, declare tha; the measure
Will be passed over the veto.
one curious TACT In connection with tAis
years bill Is that there Is no opposition from
the residents Of the various counties In which
the racc-tracks are located. Last year when
Il hi.l was prepared clerSymen, citizens and
county oficials protested and sent IN petition
after petition against the proposed legisla-
iion. THIS year not nurmur OF opposition
has been heard.
| The bill about to be presented does not
leyalizc gambling. That is, II does not be-
come state law. 1t will remain with tho
counties themselves to decide whether they
VIII permit betting on race-tracks.
The bookmaEers at GuttenOurg are begin.
| ming To get nervous Arrests are an every
day occurrence at the hilltop track, ard sew
ernl Of the bookies have been arrested two
ana 'hree times each. II ttfe arTests con-
.ihu' ~ 'hc emu oi 'he meeting some OF the
bookmakers viii have string OF indictments
against them long enough TO encircle 4 mile
| track.
'c'.''u". 'en ooo"ihakcr' "ere Arrested
including Pres!dSnt Walhaum, Fred Lowe,
j. LOcklnan, L. j. earns (BismarcEJ, Pat
shannon. VI. snow and j. London, all OF
VII m have been arrested before. The thing
was done quietly and 10 confusion followed.
|
Racing may be the sport OF kings" but 1t
! Is dollars 10 ,ickIes tha. rovalty would baye
,,,.,, ,.A,u, ''Ia' .o' '..' "ou'u nn''
| "' 'u 'H' warm s'1e VI s'o'e u "u'teh-
ourg yesterday afteraooh.
| GGttcnlulry is situated on the ton OF the
p,Iisnto. vi,n ,nn tIrd.o, ,,,,aro ana s,aa
"'''"uS'' wan 'nS h"'S''i hi'ei "h o''o siuo
and wide oNpansc OF salt meadow on the
other. II was fully ten degrees colder there
nm A., ,.rol and,r +, = nat,er ,r wnnd' now
,t., ,,,,,o ,,r..,.s ,,o,ar.,, 60 r,,., d, ,,a,,
Wv i'''' Jo"''' ii't'e'" W iiuo III ou'u
freezing weather.
'"' -" " "''' "a" h'' ~ ''''' ~" "''u' any
| lul, prough, the slim field, down 70 n yery
| .,,,,,,, ,,.r 4, oo,, r,oo ,,,,. .,,o ,u,,, 90,
'''"'' '''' ." '"N" '''e' o"'' S"' "I'" o"'
ut th' ,rst race and peranso was made hot
. tn,prits ui ouuS on H. won and the TALENT
-, 49,,
WARMTH "?'
| The second race also went TO the favorlte,
Onagcy, and tie talent was oycrioyeu In
,nud thing and "A select marty playcd him
. . H. . ,,,.,,o,. -,
! g." u ,'u"l 9 =, : ,u ~ '" d. he was H''oi H.
H'''S.'i's P''' ''"i'n'
In III. iniri rae. the TALENT went down
/ with n Inu,Iu ihnt could have been heard I'm
/ Ilrlrnl. Al, tnclr Winnings on Ouavcr and
+ i,r,nn'n wrni nu Luxe Jphu an. bnokirs
ma onlv /" 3, and tGe alent took IL eagerly,
/ lOr AZ looked "a .urc thing.
! FINuu. wL> lpa'vu Sliy by lnZOo , to
. SHOT. il0TrNe". tn"J GOT some II he money
back uu Prince Howard. and then played IL
. Oh Juun Hickey, where again they 1el down.
Fabian Mas played on To gee even, ami
iucgi.y he won, rr the day would have been
Neiy emily orr Tor the talent.
, The I.dia.; a: S'ova! OH Longstride IN the
last IA, e Wa cltrr,J watched pyJulGe burke.
rLAt smart -eS"d uiIcial had noticed tlat sew.
crll messengers rom the ouokaakers mad
LnhGS'r,dc Glu hot SUN Mr, M burhe, ahu ne
Hai!tu SI'Ha' lh'o '"e 'o'"ui'''ee 'oo'" a''er
ne race Cr',,...o,,,,bo, r,,,,, IN ,ri, o,,
N,nNM i'ro,' srun av n"u n,'en La, to W. "a ~ ~
80" ~ - rr,a,'t seaIiir,, tneIn IN ni%v
aiN' a." 'il.S pru'tu tiiaI ne nai pce' uoi.- ,