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The evening world., 1892-02-03
DIVES DARK AND DESERTED.
Even Ignatz Buttner's Den Has
Lost Its Star Attire ctions.

The marked quiet that has prevailed In the
once notorious dens OF he Bowery, sixth ave-
| nue. and adjacent localities since the EVEN
mo WORLD began its anti-diye crusade, was
unbroken last nigAt.
Tha eject OF the crusade was everywhere
apparent, and belated pedestrians generally
commented upon the change icr the better
that had taken place In districts formerly in-
tested by dangerous characters.
sir. lgnatz Buttner's "Orpheum Concert
Garden at .9t Bowery, was the centre O.,
! attraction to Eas,-sd, ) gat.seers last night
for the very reason tia, u was cheerless.
dark and deser; ed. TG!s conditt OF affairs
Is sufficiently remarkable In Itself 10 mark an
epoch IN the nistory OF New iork's dive
keepers.
Mayor Grants action In withholding con-
cert license Tor the place shows That While
he police may be able 10 close disortcrly
resort a whitswashing report from them will
not always suffice To Keep Ole open.
The "Russipn Band" the hnck-nAnber
vocaiists, ana the mixed class OF patrons
that had been making things lively In the
the "orpheum,' TOOK another night olt.
This little, stuffy barroom was wide open,
but IL might AZ we'll lave been as tightly
| closed as was the Ladies' Entrance" to
judge from appearances. When an hvESING
WORLD investigator looked In shortly before
l O'Clock he found that the sole occupant "
the place was the "barkecp," whose head
just showed above the bar. The cuntin al
noddlng OF that head was proof OF the fact
| that the lonesome bartender was having a
hard time trying to keep awake.
other former Notorious dens that We're EN-
tirely closed last night We're MIR. Charles
smiths, Mr.. Max GOmGossy's, Mr.. John II.
McGurks. MI Louis Stajer's, Mr. Louis
Wall hcrs's, Mr.. John J. McAleer's, MI Paul
McCarthy'a and Mr.. Alfred DaviS's " Excise
EXchange," at 1877. 2O7, "53, 300, $50, 200,
so7 ana 1876 Bowery rtspect.vely: Mr. Tom
stevenson's Slide" l57 BleGcker street !;
Mr. Jim sullivan's I" Fnrlcy's Hotel" rs Third
avenue; Mr.. Carey Welrhs Hole IN the
wall III Fourth avenue Mr. August
Guidon's French Hotel" 2"5 sullivan
street Mr.. Tom GOuld's, sixth avenue and
Tweniy.third street, and Mr.. Dan ScrlDners
PicHwiCk at liiT Broadway.
Ml. Charles Smiths auction yesterday
turned HIS former diyr iaiC Garn-likc room,
stllpptl OF all itS belongings except the bSr
and TIN gallon measure that stood upon II.
Lace curtains are Siill hanging IN Mr.
.Il'red DaNis's Excise Exchange upstairs
Ia the once riCtuus wine room, but the owner.
Nat han reyser, says that after Feb I, when
he lease expires, the piare Will Oe relieved Of
the unused dire-;rappings.
Inc diNe ahncNes or NJ. Tom NCtOrmICk,
jnh SIKH avenue; MIR. "HOIesL" John Kelly,
$50 sixth avenue; Mr. John WulierS, ~ lni-
yersity place; Mr.. simon Buttner, 3O4
Bowcry: Mr.. John j. Murphy, ~ Bond street.
aud Nr. FRANK Stevenson, IS West Third
street, stu remained closed last evening.
The Board N Excise yesterday also revoked
the license OF John cray, 307 BOwcfy.
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The Favorite Again
Lands a Purse at the
Hilltop Track.
A GOOD DAY FOR THE TALENT.
Ade|ina Leads Cascade Glen
|ochy Beats SmuggIer.
ispEcIAL To THE EvEEIsG woptp. Z,

isPEcIAL THE Evening woptDl
GrrrBNBURG RACE TRACK. Feb. J.-Racing
was continued at Guttenburg to-day with one
OF the best programmes seen a; the track In
some time. The entries were heavy In each
event and fve Of the races had filled to the
limit OF fifteen.
The first race was at mile, and all but
three came TO the post. somerset opened
favorite. He was heavily backed in all the
city pool-rooms, though on what 10 one
could fathom. In his last race he finished ab-
solutely last. He did the same to-day.
Adelina was heavily backed at the track,
and at the close OF the betting was the
fav, r.te over the ticld. Cascade was heavily
bncked also. The start was It poor one,
Somerset and Adelina getting away badly.
Adeltna made up n lot OF ground and won
after pretty nniSh with cascade. Anomaly
flnished third.
srhe second race also went TO the iavoritc,
Broadway, an outsider, pushed the favprlte e
hard in the stretch TOrchlight colt, II 30 To
shot, was poor third.
The third event result ed In dump, an out
slider winning. but ono who was entitled to
more consideration than he received
SmugRler was an easy money shot, out he
is not over fond of the mud. Duke John was
a second choice and he never would run On
SOFT going. Virgie WAS well played also, and
Glenlochy, famous horse, was fourth choice
The latter beat the favorite easily. Virgte
was third and Duke John was never In II.
FIRST RACE.
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- do care for my brave little mother. THIS
viii surely XIII her.
Hal ris was served with his usual breakfast
This morniag-a roll and cup u couee-by
The prison caterer. At noon he has always
partaken OF the common prison fare, consist
Ing Of meat stew, bread, potatoes aud othor
vegetables He Is spoken OF by the keepers
as Il model prisoner.
lie always has enjoyed the hour OF exer-
else, walking briskly In the procession Of
fclons that makes the arch OF the continuous
gallery that runs twelve feet from the moor
along the fronts Of the cells on the second
tier
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Mrs. Waterbury had been unable to sleep,
and was keeping her nightly vigil until her
boy should be returned, either dead or alive
Mr.. Waterbury was al home, having but
lust returned from his trip TO M!lle-'s Bridge,
where he had been summoned by the letter
signed River Boys" making an appoint
ment with him there.
He lad gone alone TO the spot In accordance
with The demands Of the letter-writers.
His neghbors wanted to accompany him,
but he Insisted on going alone.
He carried his dark lantern with him and
was we'll prepared Ior any emergency.
He was at the appointed spot, Jim Miiiers
Bridge at Bedford. al precisely II O'Clock
last night. lie had to drive ten miles to get
there.
He paced up and down alone, swinging his
dark lantern, hut no one came.
Alter remaining there until after l.3O
O'Clock he cau!n TO the conclusion that the
kidnappers had been frightened away. Then
he sadly drove homoward.
His wiIG mad Deen awaiting his return
hoping 10 receive good tidinss. Perhaps her
husband might bring her boy back with
him.
When he told her that he had not met the
kidnappers and did not have Ward with hin!
NJ 81,
Father AID mother We're endeayoring To
console each other when AT ) O'Clock this
morning the door bell rang and John Close
catered with the missing boy.
THE BOY WAS BROUGHT HONE.
As Mr.. Waterbury opened the door In
answer to tn" ring "a,u sprang into his
fathers arms aud then into III, mothers,
who had followed her husband to the door.
The boy was hugged ana Kissed again and
again, anu was asked NOR" questions iu II
minute Than he could answer Ia an hour
Mr. close was warmly thanked uy Mr.. and
Mrs. Waterbury Tor bringing Ward back.
wncu tuy excitement had become some
what subdurd Sir. close told how he came to
get ward.
rFrT Al CIO.RS DOOR,
Az O'cloch this morning there was u loud
knocG al las front door. The KNOCKING coI-
tlnucd and finally aroused him. lie opened
the door, a little boy stood outside.
"MlD are yOu."
- am Ward Waterbury," answered the
boy, "aud want to 90 home"
Mr.. Close asked Ward TO come in ana
he ala SO. lEe lad then told Mr, Close
his story. lie said man had
brought him up to the house on hts back ana
had told him to go and knock On Mr. closes
door. Then the man ran away.
Mr. close had heard OF the abduction OF
ward Waterbury, and he decided to take
Ward to his parents Immediately.
So he hitched up his horse at once and drove
TO MIR. Waterbury's house at Long Ridge. ar
riying there At o'clock.
LITTLE wARp's STORY.
Ward waterbury h. Va he story OF his
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JUDGE KNAPP'S SUCCESSOR,
State Senator Werts Appointed to
New Jerseys suprens Bench.

iry Ats0CIATIp PRHss.l
TRENTON, \. j., Feb 3.-Thc bill repeating
the statute increasing the compensation Of
the supreme Court justices was passed
by the House and signed by the Governor
this afternoon. George /. Werts afterwards
rendered his resignation as senator from
Morris County, following which he Vas nomi-
mated by the GoNerAyr ana confirmed by the
senate to succeed The late supreme Court
Justice Knapp al a salary OF $4,000 u year.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
MAY LOSE THEIR LICENSES.
Matthews's and Gorman's Cases
Heard by the Excise Board.

Excise commissioners Koch and Fitz-
patrick this afternoon heard evidence on the
complaints against Peter +. Matthews, lcen-
see OF the place n: ~ Third avenue, and
Joseph German, 3 First street, each being
charged with keeping disorderly house.
Reports on Matthews's case by Police capt
McCullagh and Ward Detectives Blissert and
Leary were read, showing that the place was
u resort for a mixed" class Of customers
but that the police had no positive Enowl-
edge thai bad characters irequented 1t.
The evidence against German was also
heard, and the commissioners reserved de-
cision In both cases.
President McaSim, Of the Board, is confined
to his home by an attack OF rheumatism.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

Last night Keepers Edward Donnelly aTd
william Evers, sitting on the bridge running
from gallery 10 gallery directly be ore iiar.
ris's cell. heard him toss uneasily on his iron
cot III nearly daylight He uttered no word
however, and fell asleep at last 20 awaken
red.eyed and palliiat g o'clock, when, in re-.
sponse 10 Inquiries, he replied;
~ feel very well. AS wen MS could be CX.
peCtcd, have no fault - mad"
"GrILTY OF MURpEk"
carlyle W. Harris Is convicted OF the mur.
der Of his beautiful young wife, Mary Helen
Nelson Potts, whp was done 10 Geath, not by
d,cu OF Violence, but Wy The cold, calculating
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TEN TRoTTERs GO FOR So, $50.
Margaret 8. and Dam to Be Sold at
Lexington Next Week.
,spyc,AL TO THI EVENING World

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wORLp.1
LEXINGTON, KY. Feb 3.-The Brasneld
sale was well attended again to-day and up
To noon ten trotters hau passed under the
hammer for eS,SsO.
Woodward 4 shanklin, whose sale begins
here next week, received a telegram from
Monroe salisbury, oI California, To-day, say
ing he would send nve head. including he
wonderful mare Margaret =, =. l2le and her
dam, TO be sold
Mora, buy mare. record ..n4 "a, by Election
eer, dam hy .iamOriuu rilul, sulu 10 John +.
MADDEN. Lexington, To-day for S3,l.5
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GUARD OUTSIDE HARRISS CHLI ~ THE TONES
The jury lad gone. The poor lillc mother
had again and again fortified herself by rcnG-
Ing he siNty-secUnd Psalm from n little Bible
she carried constantly.
Another mother in the court eLau!ber dur
ing n!ust Of The long drawn out JrltI divided
with Mrs. Harris the sympathy ui the audi
enCc.
She was Mrs. cynthia Potts, III" mother ~
iarriss victim. Size vas lot present by her
own desire. she was not there crying out
.'r Justice 10 the slayer NJ Ecr child, as
Assistant D.strict-Attorncy Weilman said In
his nlastcriul closing address 10 TIE jury.
On the contrary, sh. did not wish 10 attend
the trial after hcr own duty had been per-
formed So as.anim0usly, - beautifully, In
the witnc Ss-chair. She was there II, the In
sistencc OF the Prosecutor, and III fIcI
at the very moment when the rr, $.
ccutOr broke intO that splendid
reroration, she sat on he sIia In the corner
Ot tuc courtroom, "a female friend on one
side, her husband on the other and a court
attendant behind her Ia anticipation OF any
uhtouard scene which might require his at
ientiOn.
She sat there. with no Vengeance ia her
continued on hUd pagr.I
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Found Guilty Of the Murder Of
His Beautiful Girl Wife,
Helen Potts.
He Shows No Fear, but Is Con-
fident Of a New Trial.
His Aged Mother Frustrated with
Grief and Disappointment.
The Murdered Woman's Moth Ell
Prayed for HHrris's AcQuittal.

Convicted wlfe-poisoner Carlyle W. Harris
to-day refused TO sec any person beside his
grief-strickcn mother at his cell, No. ~ on
the second tier OF the Tombs Prison. He was
morose and silent, and the keepers say had
passed restless night.
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administering of poison given into her trust
Ing hand by min whO had sworn to love. cher
ish and protect hrr.
only a little more than twenty-five years
old. he was branded as murderer just year
and day after the passing OF his victim from
that slumber tilIed with the beautiful dreams
that opium brings into the sleep that knows
no awakening In this world.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
Now for the Dive Casos.

"Now that the Harris trial Is over" said
DistrictAttorney Nicoll to-day, ~ hope TO be
able TO get 81 the dive cases right away.
"lt may be possible TO dispose OF ali OF
these cases before the end OF the month"
lie added that he could not state positively
vet which Of the indicted dve-keepcrs would
be first ...l for trial.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wOhLD'
GLOUCESTER, Feb. 3.-To-day's races re-
suited as follows:
First Race six and u half furlongs.-Top-
mast won, Blackburn second aud Lancaster
third. Time--l.36.
Second Race-Seven-eighths OF a mile
Florinor won, Emma j. second and Richal
third. Time--l.42lA.
Third Kace--One mile.-Birthday won,
Judge Nelson second and The Forum third
Time-o.OnLr
Jersey won. Kingdom second and Jackpot
third Time-l.29.
Fifth Race-kive-eighth hs OF mile.-Brizcl
won, Bonnie Lass seconc and Fast Time third
Time-1.lOA.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
The BOY FOUND.
Little Ward Waterbury, Who Was
Kidnapped, Is Safe
al His Home.
Left at Mr.. Closes Door at 2.30
This Morning.
His Account OF the Abduction Con-
tradicts His Cousins Story.
Onicers with Warrants Searching
for Charles Waterbury.
Onicers with Warrants Searching
for Charles Waterbury.
f,rycIAr TO TIL, ,vEsIso wontp.l

BEDFORD, y. T., Feb. 3.-Ward Waterbury,
The eight-ycar-Od boy who was kidnapped
Monday at Long Ridge, on the New York and
connecticut line, was brought home this
morning at 3 o'clock by Lewis Closc.a butcher
who lives at Banksyille. village nearby.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
FIRST RACE.
Purse e4oO; for beaten horses; selling al.
lowllcoS: one mile,

bettlnS-Adelina even and to \: Somerset,
and 8 70 D; Cascade, 4 and G to S; Anomaly, 3 aud
2; Lady NJ, 40 aud 10; " andermsnt, 50 and 10.
Anomaly and Cascade made the running
head and head to the stretch, and with the
others struggled out over half furlong.
In the stretch Flynn went to work on Ade-
lima, and, gradually Overhauling the others,
won, after a hot finish with Cascade, by a
nose.
Cascade was length and half in front Of
Anomaly. Time--l.54aI.
Mutuels paid straight. 81 place, e3O5.
Cascade paid 1870.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

The Stepping Stone" Scenery Sold.
The scenery aud all stage effects OF sydney
Roscnieids comedy, THE stepping stone, y
were sold at auction to-day at foai's Ware
house, 1897 Broadway, FOR storage dues.
the lot went To }. =, Kelly, said TO be Il
manager of II Philadelphia theatre, IOr Sl26
There was no competition.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

Harris said last night, after the verdict
which d0oms him to death had been an
nounced:
~ confess that ] am much dlsappointed.
did not expect an acquittal. Prejudice wus
very strong. But am not afraid TO al. My
life Is ruined anyway.
Had ] been acquitted, my prospects IN
llfe-all that life was worth living for-.w.re
ruined.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
STOLEN LIKE CHARLIE ROSS.
Ltttle Ward Waterbury Kidnapped
en- His Way to School.

Westchester county people are to-day in a
frame II mind that bodes III 10 the abductOIs $
cf little eight.year-old Ward Waterbury, who
had been kidnapped and wa held for ransom
of $4,000, demanded by the Eldnappers from
the chilus father
The stCry OF the abduction " the boy
parallels In many OF Its features that OF the
stealing of Charlie Ross iu Germantown, a
suburb OF Philadelphia, July /, 1874, The
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Purse $500: selling allowances; one nil

bettlng--Sml xsler even Hhu " D, Duke John
3 and to l0i yirgie. 9 10 = and even, Gleniochy
And to u Bias, 90 aud q.
Snuggier went ont and made the running
TO the head o. the stretch, where Glealochy
collarcd hiIn.
Glenochy then drew away anu wen easily
by four lengths lrOm SmLggicg, Wu0 Was ~ o
lengths IN front OF NIrgic Iilu,--i.Ll.
Muiue!S Tad: S'ralgAt, 5lT.1U; place,
eb25. smugglcr paid ,:3,!O.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

,HALI's" BETwEEf TIA ACrS" and BRAVO, 100,
HALL DIkH, 5r., ALI voauvI iya ctiu, are tha
Sn's orAnus N .d. by Tnos Il ds +! tDa '.lD.t.. =.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
WULFERS'S LICENSE GONE.
Policemen Take 1t from Him by the
Excise Boards Orders.

Oficers from capt. Ryan's Fifteenth Pre-
cinct Station-liousc this afternoon went to
Wulters's saloon on University place and
took his license away, afterwards delivering
1t to the secretary OF the Excise Board.
Wulters'S license was revoked yesterday.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
TINE WORLu M.IN

"",r ready for aisfr.J",i i.". q.
oil krics D-a!ers "nd sta 'ioHeys.
The evening world., 1892-02-03
Senator Powers Illness.

TTJ
WASHiNaToS, Feb 3.-senator Power, OF
Montana, was taken suddenly III with hem
orrhage last night, but he Is To-day reported
u be much better and resting easily.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

door as the door OF the court chamber closed
on the rctreating flgure Of tie laSt Juror.
1t was the most affecting occurrence In the
whole trial, for there could be no grouud for
the suggestion that 1t was theatrical and for
effect.
The evening world., 1892-02-03

Tie ASTEONOMICAL NATTER ~
the WORLD ALMANAC OF 1899 Is %
special feature. aud "neQsoIt~d IN ann
"fher anmaai Of the kimd. Hts the ro~k
Of "n ~rprrt T N~ hiGh~st qn"iir
Mons.
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Purse $500; penalties and allowances i've
urlOups

Bettiny--yoanu, | to snd oIt Text, and to
10; Mar!e ~, i, and to }, MARTY B., 80 and 4
Toauo rnshoL To the IrUnr IN the lir5t iur-
lcng and led 20 The hnish, winning IN galCp
by ten lcugtha from Text, whu was two
lengths In front OF Marie Lowell. line--l.Od
=, hrtGela paid! straight, t2,ii; place, S..lj
Text paid S3
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES
Racing at Gutenberg daily. 2p. {.
February,

J.-tlipper A. &. - entertainment
q. National tross-Courtry Association boxing
tournament.
A;uietit entertainment of the Crescent Boat
CIub.
s,-wiiliGmsbnrg A. As indoor Ss,nes, al ths
ol Ib- house, B =. ".
-, National =. g s entertainment
Shtioasl Amateur Skating Association cham
piunships, Thistles Ri! 1, hDDoken.
lu.-Brooklyn bicycle Cubs monthly stag. ="
B1.ips togrn,ment, Of the foing Rangers A, T..
Brooklyn Wheelmen's stag"
IL. stuy,esant A. &, boxing tournament
i3.-Eutertaiumento Of tho Titan A q.
star A. q. q annual stag"
To-" stsg" OF tie scottish American A. e.
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The Evening Worlds " Crusade
Kidding the City of Dives.
John WuIfers the Sixth Oen-Keeper
to Lose His License.
Ignatz Tu tncr's Concert Privilege
Still Withheld by Mayor Grant.
NEW WORKS. OUTLAWS.
IA Tab,. subject to DaHy Chauge.l

IA Table Subject TO DdHy changed
IN the Penitentiury.
BILLY MGLoRy. AUGUST GUlD0N.
Indicfed aMd Dives CiOsrd
TOM GOULD. JOHN KELLY,
CAREY WEIGH. PAUL MCCARTHY,
LOUIS WAlTHERS, J. k'ltEER.
DAN SCRiBNE2 CHARLES SMITH.
J. u. MGUEk, TkOS. MCCORMICK.
TOM STEVENSON. Al DAVIS.
Iiceuses Rer0ked.
TOM STEVENSON, ALFRED DAVIS.
AUGUST GUlO0N. CHARLES SMITH.
CARefWElCH. John wUltERS.
Dice .fnmsres Tiosrd.
SIMON BUITNER JOHN J. MURPHY.
FRANK STEVENSON
EenrGni Of Concert License Rrfmsed.
MAX G0MB0SSY. LOUIS STAjER.
Concerts" Snsponded.
lGNATI 6UTTkER.
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Racing at Gloucester.

Won by Algcrnon, Corinnc second and
Graduate third. Time-l.3lA.
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BR.prcEoIIEE cured headaches for Ben. g.
Smith, tlAcon, Gs. -
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The }. Chr. a. ,Hupfei Brewing Co.'S
SSth ct. e
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twenty-five, energetic, Intellectual, re-
fined, culthred-yet doomed to gnominious
death.
Alter fourteen days trial, before Recorder
Shyth anu u jury remarkable Tor us eVenness
III ih1eiilgehce; after the conluring OF the
most eminent men Oi science with the known
facts ana circumstances surrounding the
dea'h OF the lovely girl student at Miss Days
school IN fortleth street, ana the sitting OF
all the eVluehce of the character ana tend
ehcies Oh this young hoer'ihe' 'he case was
taken INTO the Jury-rooln at ""o O'Clock last
The evening world., 1892-02-03

The WE4THER IND STORM SIG
NILS ~ ne Umhrd Sia'~. Wr",h.'
Bureau TUf bc Jonnd iHmSird'cd IN TEL
UORLD ALMANAC Jor 1899.
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Purse s4oa; selling allowances; SIX ur-

stone. and Sinj.
,,MaEts, 6 and Double Gross, 3 and 3 to : +;
ahetorrr, 70 aud : Sam Morse, 80 and y Minnie
o., 80 snt 10; AAzgi. Cline, ~ and 10; Aunt
Jans. 50 and 10.
Minnie &. >hotover and HawESionc were
the leading trio 10 the head OF the stretch,
whore Climax came through aud won easily
by ewn len. hs from Minnie e., who was four
lengths IN front OF Hawkston.. lime-l ax.
Mutpels paid Straight, $500; place, S2.s 80.
Minnie L. paid S4.05.
elxTH RACE
Purst / 100 selling allowances seven fur
longs
-- Bsuihg---
Sar'er,. wa. Jortep.. SsaishL T1ur,
A'Rnrnon, n,',..'......li!. GoTris ..... Al As
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Purse $500: for maidcns; selling allow
ances; four and Il halt iurlougs

EeIGinE, 8 .nds6 TO B; Criterion, ) and : t. s.;
Za,iiis Ally, Sand 8; Broadw.y, 0 and 3; Mart, .
s; Bookmsker. 80 and 10; ". Walker, 81 and 10;
TCHchlisht colt, 30 and 10; Archie Collins. 81
aud Is.
Broadway led into the stretch where Alarm
Bee collared him and In u sharp aulsh won w
length.
broadway nnished four lengths II 'front.' OF
the ToTchlicht colt. "ime--l.OOIa.
MuiuelS paid: :, .iShl, $3.50; place,
e3.45. Broadway paid $4l5.
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,Cont.nusd oH Th0d PayeJ
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Conundrum and Longstrtde had hot finish
in the last race, and Conundrum landed a
winner by an eyelash. Many were inclined
to doubt Judge Burke's de 'oD, but II Long
stride had won he would have received the
decision
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-04
aure Cur. For Malaria.

surt Curr Fof NNhffHs
Murray's Malaria Mixture. MI Main str..i
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-04
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

CLERGY VS.. the sunday Newspaper--Ths
En iowment puestion-Other Matters.
BUsToN, March The Insurance COM
mittte resumed its hearing with regard to
the fraternal endow ment companies. A
bill was submitted by the opponents Of
the orders In effect IL provides for the
gradual winding up Of all the endowment
orders. On the other hand the orders are
desirous of three things, II mely, TO have
the right 70 put SIS per cent Of the money
received on assessments into the reserve
fund, instead Of 80 per cent, as at present.
30 have the power to assess ad lib in the
last quarter prior to maturity OF certifi-
Gates; and to have all proceedings Of in
junction instituted by the insurance com.
missioners
Among the other business was one
wherein certain clergymen appeared to
ask for the suppression Of the Sunday
newspapers, which were denounced as
"cesspools OF corruption One Cyrus 4.
Stone was before the committee Oh cons,i-
tutional amendments with the somewhat
startling proposition that the educational
requirement should lie annulled and tie
illi'"rite be placed on q par With t.Ieir
more gifted fellow citizens. Further pro-
posel amendments TO the election laws
were ventilated before the COMMITTEE on
election laws; the COMMITTEES on education
considered the question ot raising the
compulsory school age; the comralttce on
manufactures took up the subject Of gas
inspection. and the labor and liquor COM
mittees considered matters within their
respective domains.
In the senate u reconsideration of the
vote against allowing the order relating 20
railroad consolidation was refused The
house bill regarding docking horses tsils
was defeated
In the house bills granting franchises TO
three water companies were referred back
TO committee. The order regulating the
ADM ,sion OF lobbyists and visitors was
passed