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Tangier Troubles and the Khsdivs's
Illness Affect For~ign Stocks.
my AssoCIArEp PRESS. /.

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LONDON, Jan. 7.-At this hour-1. 80 p. NJ
the tone at the stock Exchange here is ex-
tremely nat. This feeling is que TO the de-
preston on the Berlin Bourse.
The depression Is especially marked In
Turkish and Egyptian securities, and IL Ow-
ing to statements that France will not per-
nit the landing OF English sailors At Tsngier.
The question ot laEding British sailors NJ
Tangier arises from the rebellion among the
native tribes in the vicinity OF that city.
TWO British warships are lying on Tangier
to protect British interests There, and the
British Minister 1t has been reported, warned
the Govereor OF Tangier that II he could not
guarantee the safety VI the city against the
rebel tribes he uhe British Minister) would
have a force landed from the warships for
tnat purpose.
The hat tone OF the stock market Is also
partly due to the illness VI the khedive OF
Egypt. who Is suffering from severe attack
uI influenza. His condition is serious.
PARIS, Ian. II p. M.-The bourse 10 weak.
owing 10 the Tangier incident.
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else regulations with regard to his bar.
room.
Jim Mccormick, whose dive Is almost next
uoor 10 kelly's. hoped to profit by Honest "
Johns embarrassment. lie did for one night,
anu then the light was turned upon his re-
SORT. lie has since found It expedient to
follow Mr.. kclly's lead In closing the assigna.
tion.rooms back OF his saloon.
Frank Stevenson was the third outlaw to
realize his danger. HIS sink Of iniQuity on
Bleecker street, 1.-THE Slide" was "A place OF
even worse character than McCormick's or
hclly's,and when the scarch-light was turned
In his direction fear overcame anger and he
LETT the city. lie Is stil in hiding. Last night
The slide was shut tight.
MIR. Carey welch, proprietor Of The Hole
In the Wall;' Mr. Jim sullivan, proprietor OF
Farleys Hotel; the Livingston brothers, pro.
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prlctors OF the Excise Exchange, and few
other outlaws still CO ntinue to run their dives
In defiance OF the law. But that they are
sorey troubled over the exposure that has
ovcrtaken them IS evident by the changes
made TO give seeming Of respectablity to
their resorts.
The scarch-light win be directed against
these dens until they also are closed.
The January Grand Jury is now in session.
District-Attorney De Lancey Nicol has an
nounced his intention to prosecute and punish
keepers OF dives. At his request the police
are collecting evidence against these dens and
their proprietors. That evidence will be pre-.
sented to the Grand Jury. The outlaws
will co.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
INTERIOR OF "rHE Excl

lhE ENCISE.'
Mr.. Welch's former partners den. They were
there, the star guests Of the evening.
Another Infamous den which was open last
night was the Excise Exchange, 336 Bowery,
which is a duplicate In infamy OF MIR. Frank
Stevenson's Slide. The same class OF aban-
doned and dcpraved beings frequent 1t.
DAVIS Is A DUMMY BOSS.
The license OF the place is In the name OF
one Davis, who Is also the manager. Ned and
VIII Livingston are the real financial hackers
OF the place, and to the initiated they are
known as Its proprictors.
Like Stevenson, the LivingstOns have made
money enough out OF their trailic OF vice and
sin to spread their iniquity, and they are
said to be the owners OF new dive lust
opened on the Bowery, which is managed by
a man named stokes. The latter was formerly
associated with Davis in the management OF
the Excise Exchange.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
COCHRAN FOR SENATOR.
A Rumored Deal to Place Him In
Frank Hiscock's Seat.

A story was circulated about city Hall To-
day to the efIect lnat Tammahy Hall viii not
make any great demand for state patronage
uis year, allowing the county Democrats the
Hons share.
The reason, as the story goes, Is found In a
deal by which Tammany Hall Is To name The
United States senator 10 succeed Frank His
cock next year, aud that It's choice has al
ready fallen On congressman ". BOurke
Cochran.
Concerning this story commissioner Gilroy,
Chairman OF Tammanys committee Ol
Twenty-Iour, said that Mr.. COCHRAN has first
class Senatorial timber Ia him, but thai 50 iaI
as he is concerned he has no knowledge that
any arrangement has been made 10 send MIN
10 the United States Senate.
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THEY CALL PLATT A JONAH.
Republicans Planning to Turn
Down the Tioga Leader.

Disgruntlcd sailors ON the watcr-logged
and storm-tossed Republican ship are casting
about for ways and means to dispose OF
Jonah" Thomas L. Patt. Their recent
misfOrtunes ia this state are all laid at
platts door. and Republican partisans are
very anxious IL toss this prototype OF the
biblical hoodoo to tine fishes.
As their Jonah Is In command Of the vessel
however, they fnd their task not 50 easy to
accomplish. Mr.. Platt Is In power and Will
use every means to retain his hold on the
organization. lie controls the state COM
mlttee, and hopes to have that body continued
over the Presidential election and until the
Fall OF 1893.
His plan, as It Is understood by the Miller
men, who, with other dissatisfied members OF
the party, are seeking TO deprive him OF
further control OF the Republican organiza-
tlpn, is to call no state convention for next
Fall, as there are no important nominations
to he made.
Win no convention there could be no new
state Committee. and MIR. Platt would con-
time to rule the organization through the old
one, unless u mutiny could be stirred up
which would result In II rebellion OF the ma
JUrity OI the committee.
The men In the party who are opposed to
the rule of Platt also have their plans laid
They propose 10 elect a new state Committee,
aud an autl-Platt one.
This they hope to do by elccting majority
OF the delegates to the convention which will
be held early In he spring FOR the purpose OF
choosing delegnt eS-at-larse to the Minne-
apOis convention.
riatr and his friends declare that new
state committee cannot be chosen by the
delegates 10 this spriny convention unless
the rall therefor specifies that such action
viii Ue taken, and that II does not Mr. Platt
will see to.
The opponents Of Mr.. Platt declare that,
call or no call, II they elect the majority Of
III" delegates they Will choose n new state
committee, and thereafter do without the
man from IiOga.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

NURSE sEARVANT.

| Mrs. Chapman was IN court to swear to a
complaint charging him with telonious as
| Sault.
She came down from her home in a car
/ riagc. Mrs. Chapman wore long coat
trimmed with fur and looked warm and COM
Portable.
when the case was called Searvant stood
in front OF the bar beside his lawyer, j. Grat-
ton Mcmahon. Mrs. Chapman was asked to
swear to complaint charging the prisoner
with assault IN the first degree She replied
that she would aud made the following
/ statements
"Nov. % last, about 9.3O A. NJ, was lying
In bed in the back room, third lo)r. Ny little
dog scratched AT my bedroom door to get out.
/ got out OF bed, opened the door and let the
dog out IN the hallway.
! al then went to bed again, leaving the bed
room door open so that my dog could get In
wncn he came back. Meantime ! went to
sleep.
"Whic sleeping, a nurse In the employ OF
my husband, by the name or Herbert Scar
| want, came into my room. He came to the
bed where was sleeping, and placed his arm
under nv head and felt something on my
forehead.
"Iawokc and sat up IN bed. when diScov-
cred that IT was Searvant the nurse. lie sat
on the edge OF the bed beside me.
" ! said to him: Leave the room immcdi-
ately. How dare you come into my room"
"lIc said to M: Don't DE mean, Mrs.
Chapman
room and take advantage OF me, being un-
protected, having only helpless husband In
- told him he was coward to come into my
the house. lie then put his hand to his hip
pocket. ! said: How dare you make a
threat. You are more vi coward than
ever
" He became very angry and sad 1 VIII
SHOW you whether am u coward or not
:" He then rushed out OF the room and DOWN
/ stairs, but came back IN an instant and came
over to the bed where was and sat down on
the edge of the bed at the foot.
" lie pointed Il revolver that he had In his
hands at my face. Iput up my right hand
and a bullet from the revolver went into my
right hand lie then pointed the revolver At
my breast and hred, the ball entering my
body below the heart.
"iie tnen rushed out OF the room and down.
stairs, and that was the last | saw Of him. /
sat up IN bed few moments and then went
/ To the rear room on tNe same moor ana rang
the messenger call Tor an ambulance and
then went downstairs and opened the front
door.
81 went upstairs again to the third moor
and then came down to the second noor,
where found the ambulance surgeon and all
oficer.
"rhcy put me on u stretcher and carried
Inc to the Seney Hospital"
The complaint was read to searvant.
The prisoner pleads not guilty" said Law
yer Mcmahon, "and valves examination 10
90 before the Grand Jury. | ais reserve the
right To crOsS-cXamine Mrs. Chapman ON tue
Statement she now makes In court"
Justice 1ighe rcmanded Scarvant back to
jail aud Mrs. Chapman re-entered her carriage
ana drove to the rt-llOuSc. she visited
District Attorney Kidgway and was taken
before the Grand Jury, to whom sh" rrpc al ed
her story several statements made by the
police were read and Mrs. Chapman lett for
home.
IN" Grand Jury Will consider the case this
afternoon, aud Will probably tle an indlct-
ment against Searyant In the court of SEES
slOuS Tomorrow morning
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FOREIGN NEWS OF THE OAY.
A Russian Monthly's Alarming
Reports on the Famine
iRY ASSOCIATED PRIss. I

LONDON. Jan. THE Russian monthly,
European Messengers, contains such alarm
Ing accounts OF the famine In Russia that IL Is
astonishing how the paper succeeded In pass
ing the russian press censorship.
rhe MrSSe"gs compares the present famine
In Russia with that In Ireland in 1s46, and
contrasts the measures adopted by the two
Governments to alleviate the distress OF the
people.
II says &" Nobody in Russia ever imagined
that her economic condition was SO wretched.
Now that the true state OF Affairs IL revealed,
only madman would plunge the country
into war or foreign complications for years To
come"
The messenger ridicules the stories OF Rus
sian oppression OF the Slavs 1t declares that
they are In much better condition than the
Russian peasants. The charges Of frauds by
Germans and Jews, 1t says, are totally with
out foundation.
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OF his place. Mr.. Welch referred TO the arrest
OF Josephine Friese and Mary DAILY, OF ..s
East Twenty-seventh street, VINO were
charged with robbery by Medical student
Joseph G. Hart, who met them In " The Hole
In the Wall on Tuesday night. The women
secured Scotch verdict OF " not proven and
were discharged.
Mr. Welch gave his word OF honor to his
guests that these women were as innocent OF
the theft as on the day they were born, but
at the same time he issued an order to his
bouncer "not 10 let them danes In the place
again. "lts downright shame that Mamie
and Josie have been barred out II amt a
square deal. They bring men In here and
make 'em spend their money, and Welch
ought to stand by them when they're IN
trouble" remarked sympathizing LADY
friend Indignantly to her companion.
They'll stand In with you when you go
through bloke, and they'll take their diyyi9,
but when you're caught they've got no use
for you, and II yon haven't got any other
friends to the pen you 60. It's the last time
l II come In this place. And out she went.
"She's talking big now. Shes got dollar
or two. Hut she'll be on her uppers and eat
Ing snowUalls soon. Then she'll be back here.
See II she isn't. There's more money in ms
place for them than there Is In SuIlivan's,
said walter after the angry one had gone.
shouts OF "Song Song!" came IN chorus,
accompanied by stamping oil feet and pound
Ing OF tables with beer glasses, and the
waiter changed from prophecy 10 song. Fol
wonder. the song was less vile than those
usually sung here, and disgust was plainly
apparent on the faces OF most Of his auditors
They wanted something highly spiced with
nastiness. Like the beer In the place. songs
OF the sort to suit their depraved tastes had
always heretofore been on tap for customers
This towns getting altogether too good
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Denial that It Is in the Least o.
Apoplectic Nature
But 1t May Necessitate His Absence
from Washington.
The Secretary Hopes, However, t.
Return to Duty To-Morrow.
rsrycIAL TO TIRE rvrxrso vos.p. /,

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE physicians IN
attendance on Mr.. Blaine deny absolutely
that his symptoms on yesterday were in any
York paper.
The attack, however, whatever 1t was, was
severe, and the Secretary is again unable 70
attend to business.
He is resting well this morning.
1t Is not unlikely that he may be obliged to
leave Washington as soon as he is able to
travel, and seek a warmer climate and the
benefits OF release from the cares Of ONCE
The greatest concern prevails here as to his
condition
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PATHS Concert postponed.

Mcssrs Abbey ,scLocnrl and Grau regret 10
announce thai Ia consequence o.. The lud!>po-
Sltiun OF Madam Adrlna rItti her INST ap-
pearauce this .casou Is unaN oidablI postponed
To Tuesday evening, Jan. -, ana the matinee
ANNOUNCED ior IucsIaN allrrnoou, jan -, i
transferred to "Wednesday afternoon, Jau. 20.
Tickets sold frr Thursday evening, Jan :,
Will ba good Tor Tuesday creuing, Jan. ~,
and tickets sold Tor Tuesday afternoon, Jan.
~, Will be- good for Wednesday matinee,
Jan. 20. Purchasers 50 prelerr!ns eau haN"
their money refunded,
The evening world., 1892-01-07
SCHOONER DURYEE ON THE ROCKS
Her People Rescued by Cape Mays
Life Saving Crew.

carr MAY, y. j., Jan. The lUO-tun
schooner Jacob Duryec, capt. Young, laden
with lumber, from Norfolk, Va, for Atlantic
City, came ashore at cape May Point a, 3
o'clock This morning.
The captain and crew were taken ashore IN
the OreecheS buoy by the lifr-sJvlug crew.
There Was a nigh sea at the time aud the
passage 10 the shore was attended with con-
siderable risk, The schooner i now ON the
rocks. II l. possible she may hc saved. Her
load ot lumber makes her Uuoyaut and Sue
Will be lightertd AT once
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Professions and the Trade Unions.

Professions and the Trade Unions.
The nr,t federal union iu connection with
the American Federation Of Labor has been
organized III this city It's ooJeet Is "
bring pruIc>,!unL! men anu women III e'oser
touch with the labor movement, Anu
ro make stronger bond between the
IN DECISIONS and the trade unions. IL
n.ll lie entitled to = delegate In the National
conventions II The American Federation oi
Labor. amt VIII b. locally represented IN w
MN York Federation OF Labor. Among the
members are IL, 4. Wiltshire. W. L, owen,
John I, keuwOrthy, Miss Mary Fostel, =
graduate OI Cambridge University; Juhn
Edelman and Miss Ida Van Etten'
The evening world., 1892-01-07
AFTER MR.. DERBY'S SEAT.
Ex-senator Collins's Sixteenth Dis
trict Contest Opened.

fFY ASSOCIATED PRFss
ALBANY, Jan. In the Senate Chamber
this morning senators Roesch, Endres and
Emerson, the newly appointed senate com.
mltree On Privileges and Elections, met and
took up the contested election case OF Collins
against Derby. In which ex-senator NJ r.
collins claims the seat for the sixteenth sen.
atorial District awarded TO senator John II.
The counsel IOr senator Derby We're q. J..
lugul~be. VI sandy I'M, and George b. Well
ington, OF Troy. The counsel for ex-senator
collins We're Corporation Counsel W. j.
Roche, OF Troy county Judge L. f. Grlfith.
VI Troy, and Judge j. NJ. Whitman, Of SANDY
mn.
Al lO.4i o'clock the Committee was called
to order by Chairman RoesCh.
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Proprietor Scribner closed his resort before
1" O'Clock last night and the habltues were
hustled out TO hnd shelter elsewhere. This
action followed close after that taken by
Honest John Kelly.
When Ting EvESISG WORLDS search-light
was turned upon Mr.. Kelly's trlplicate den ut
SKIN avenue and Thrty-hrst street he
promptly realized his danger aud closed his
ass'g"aliou anne& and gambling he'll alto
Seller, and has since coniorn.ed to the ex-
The evening world., 1892-01-07
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Programme to Be Run Off at the
Hilltop Track To-Day.
Tho Track VIII BE in Fair Condi-
tion for the Events.

Tho cara to he run on at Cuttcnhurg TO-DAY
l. the same as advertised YESTERDAY, but
which was postponed because ot the storm.
The track win probably he IN very fair
condition, as u large force OF men worked on
1t all day yesterday.
The best race ui the day WILL no doubt, hc
the fourth. with Prince Howard Mabel, rioga,
Nenophon, Marie l.oycll AMI others named
togo.
The entries In the various other events are
as follows:
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Sherman's denomination.

IsprCI.L To THE EVENING woRLpl
COLuNBCs, o., Jan. 1.--Senator Sherman's
friends are JuOllant al his victory over For
akcr in last Nights Republican Joint Sena-
luIlaI caucus. The veteran senator was re-.
mom.natrd by ~ votes 10 ForaErr's IS. 1t Is
dculrl that Mckinley took any part Ia the
The evening world., 1892-01-07

lsrFCIAL To THr EvrSlSG woHLpl
FLUSHING, l.. J., Jan. s.-Rey. Father Me-
Kenna, FOR nueeu years pastor Of St Mi.
chaels Church, died at Has o'clock last
night VI old age. He was eighty years old.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
MRS. APMAN'S TALE
She Tells in Court How Nurse
Searvant Shot Her.
He Pleads Not Guilty, and Is Re-
manded to Jail.
Grand Jury Expected to Indirt Him
This Afternoon.

Herbert Scarvant, the English nurse, who
shot Mrs. cora chapman IN the breast aud
hand at 3S 81 Marks avenue, Brooklyn, Nov.
-, was thought up for examination before
Justice Iighc In the Butler street Police
court, Brouklyn, this morning.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Reld Under the Bot.lers' Law

Justice kilpreth AZ Essex Market, To-day
held Bother Israel WeitJen for trial on the
charge OF having IN his possession bottles be-
longing TO other manufacturers. This Is the
third line weltlen has been arrested for this
0uelSe.
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Mr.. Blaine Sends Word that He'll
Be Out To- Morrow.
iRY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !,

ivy AEtOCIATED fhE16.1
WAsHISGroN, Jan. 1T was stated BY Mr.
Blaines private secretary this morning that
The secretary was feeling all right, but would
remain AT home to-day for rest.
The Secretary sent down word that he ex-
pected TO be able to 60 to the Department to-
morrow.
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THE EXCISE DIVE WIDE OPEN.

Scenes Enacted at tho Infamous
Slide Are Duplicated Here.
Mr. Carey welch, proprietor OF "Thc Hole
in the WALL" at 1T Fourth avenue, was
highly elated last night at what he was
pleased to term vindication Of the character
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RAN INTO A CABLE CAR.
Two Women and Man Sustain
Serious Injuries.

horse and wagon driven Uy lucl"n
NerIn-la, ut ~! Blerchrr street, crashed into
u cable ear Al one Hundred and Invent nty-nfth
street and Eighth avenue This morning.
Charles Au>h UI n3+ West one Hundred
and Thlrty-siNth street, Mary SchlOtmanu
and Rose Schlotmunn, OF - West one Hun
drrd and Twenty-elghth street. had their
faces severely cut Toy broken glass.
\rrlu.Ia was arrested.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
THE ROBERTS WEDO|NG
Ceremony at Calvary Church This
Afternoon at Three.
New York's Richest Widow u Tall
English Coloncl's Bride.

Society circles are In u tuttcr TO-DAY over
the wedding OF Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, New
York : richest widow, TO COL. Ralph vivian, an
English army officer,
The evening world., 1892-01-07

Another diresNeepcr, the fourth during the
week. has tacitly adruitted the righteousness
OF IHE EVENING WORLDS crusade against the
outlaws OF New York and the truihfulness OF
Its descriptions OF the orgies for which their
dcns have become notorious by closing his
resort during certain hours OF the night, and
by "toning down" the performances, I'm.
promptu and otherwise, that have long been
features OF the place.
This man Is Proprietor scribner, OF "The
PicEwick.' The change has been wrought
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lhe opening event may he won by Black
wood, who has shown considerable speed III
his recent races.
Baylor may MI the place position and Irene
II. may bc third.
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Thomas George Anson, second Earl OF
. llIyuLrId NiscOunt Anson ana Baron SOBER.
ton, was born Aug. II, 1895, and succeeded
To- The titles upon the death OF his father
March Is, 1894. -
He Will be succeeded by his eldest son,
| Thomas Fraucis Anson, VINO WAS porh JAN.
! n. 1896.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Widow Hener's sudden Death

Helen nener, siNty.rve years old, a widow,
died suddruly al her home, 1900 Third ave.
nue., to-day.
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DIVES CLOSING UP
Stevenson, Kelly and MCCO'-
mick Realize Their Peril.
Scribner, of 1.-The Pickwick," the
Latest to Weaken.
The Notorious Excise Exchange Still
in Full Blast.
Carey Welch's "Hole in the Wall !"
and Jim Sullivan's Hotel Also
Doing Business.
NEW WORKS. OUTLAWS.

"A Table Subject to Daily Changt.l
BILLY McGLORi......... the TOmbs.
TOM GOULD,
In Temporary Rctireu urcnt.
FRANK STEvENSON.......... ui,linx.
JIM McCORMICk.. Dive Annex Closed.
"HONEST" JOHN kELLY,
Dive Annex Closed.
CAREY YWELCH............In Full Blast.
JIM SULLIVAN -. ......... In Full Blast.
THE LIvINGSTONS... Full Blast.
PlCkWICK SCRIBNER.
Running on Half Time.
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First Rlcc-Bonnie King. Rill Barnes.
Second Racc--tura Tanner, La Grippe.
Third Race-TeXt, Early BLOSSOM.
Fourth Race Mabel. Prince Howard.
Firth Ruahlight, Kern.
sixth Racc-St. rancras, Kingdom.
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Morning Papers Selections

First Racc-Iulc O.. Baylor.
Second Racc-lOung Duke, Fitlroy.
Third Race-Early Blossom. Text.
Fourth kacc--l'rinCc Howard. cartoon.
FiNh taCe-CaSsclla, Iceberg.
sixth Race-St. i'ancraS, Magic.
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First Racc-ThG Ma,agorda nlly, Bonnie
King.
second RaCc-Ihc Maxim flly, Defendant.
Third Itace--'reNt, Early Blu~SplI.
Fourth Rncc--lrincr Howard, Mabel.
Fifth RaCr-luSSrlla, ICebrrn.
Sixth Racr-St Pancras, Kingdom.
The evening world., 1892-01-07
Thomas George Anson, Earl OF
Litchfield, Is Dead.
lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS


Lo>poS. Jan. The Earl OF Litchneld died
to-day.
The evening world., 1892-01-07

Youns Il ~n ~nylie's"Acnie"I I.icsricePsilsts
B.psnel.! And he.ln in throat troubiss.'s'
The evening world., 1892-01-07

The last race may go to Magic.
St. PuncraS may he Il close second. These
two appear to have the race between them.
Kingdom may be third.
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First Race-Crab cider. Count Luna.
Second observation-disclosures, Algebra geldins.
Third Racc-Early Blossom, Tent.
Fourth Race-Marie l.Ovel, Mabel.
Firth Race -Rushlighl, Iceberg.
sixth Race-kingdoln, ST. paucras.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-08
PERSONAL.

J. Crisp Sanderson, of the Cash Entry
mines, is registered at the Claire.
Charlie Way, manager for J. H, Gerdes,
at Cerrillos, is in the city on business to-
dav.
Capt. Antonio Lucero, commanding
the crack militia company OF Las Vegas,
is in town.
Miss Muglei and mother returned last
night from a months trip to Ojo Callente
They enjoyed their outing greatly.
Major J. P. Baker, United States pay
master, and his clerk and son, Wallace
F. Baker, came down from Santa Fe last
night and are to-day counting Uncle
Sans money for the troops at the First
National bank. They leave tonight fol
Fort Stanton. Albuquerque Citizen,
At the Exchange: Caspar Wolff, Chi
cago, ILL.,; G. E. Hosmer, Springer
Chas. Cantwell, City; A. Reed, TIERS
Amarillo; Antonio Joseph, Ojo Caliente
Aug. Elbring, VIM. Elbring, st. Louis
Mo. Antonio Lucero, Las Vegas ]. W
Johnston, Pittsburg, Pa.
Visitors at Colds museum: G. p. Var
Alstine, Chicago Harry Ross and wife
Scotland; Mrs. K. Homerle, Richmond
A. Carson, Miss Jennie Honbs, Denver
Miss X. Hartford, Bridgefort, Conn. H
E. Larson, Cambridge, Mass.