The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1895, Page 3

te’ GRAY RACING BILL PASSED, Adopted in the nthe Assembly as Amended by a Vote of 89 to 10, LITTLE OPPOSITION SHOWN. Tho Only Objections Were on Be~ half of the Winter and Half= Mile Track Owners ‘| SENATE MAY ACT ON FRIDAY. Chairman Robbins of the Codes Com- mittee, Argued Strongly Against the “Merry-Go.’ Rounds.” Gpecial to The Evening World.) ALBANY, April 2.—The Assembly to- day passed, by a vote of $9 to 10, the Percy-Gray bill, legalizing racing in this State and permitting betting under cer- tain narrow restrictions, There was very ilttle opposition to the bill, the only discussion coming from the cham- pions of the small Winter and disrepu- table half-mile tracks. ‘These made a fight to have the bill amended so as to extend its privileges to the very Institutions which the bill Giscountenances. The bill will be sent to the Senate at once, and may be called up on Friday, The friends of the measure believe that it will get through the Benate some time next week with- out serious opposition. The Assemblymen who voted against the bill were: Barry, Brush, Cain, Mad- @en, Nixon, Read, Sanger, Scanlon, Harry Schulz and J, N. Stewart. When the bill was called up in its regular order on the calendar, Assem- blyman Madden, of Queens County, went to the desk with two amendment: One of them extended the privileges of the bill to all race tracks without dis- tinction, The other granted the right of appeal to petsons who ure refused licenses by the State Board of Raving, and provided that such appeal might be taken to the Supreme Court. Mr, Madden explained his amendments, Easy to Take be Tasteless. pil est 80 a8 to Persons who think they cannot take have no diffloulty with Hood's, ‘These pills Ino purely vegetable, and are as weil adapted for children as for older people. Invaluable for Biliousness, Sick Headache and the Liver. Hood’s Pills Prepared only by C. I. Hoot & Co, Hood's Sirsaparilia, Lowell, Mass, . Proprietors 25 cents, by saying that the Percy-Gfay bill un- justly discriminated against the half- pels racing tracks in avor of the big tracks ownet by millionaire gamblers. He sald the owners and patrons of the emailer tracks are entitled to as much consideration and fair treatment as those of the big track. ‘The amendments were vigorously op- posed by Chairman Robbins, of the Codes Committee, who said that the main purpose of the bill was to free legitimate sport from the taint and evils that the operation of small and irresponsible tace courses placed upon the legitimate sport of the turf. It was this consideration, based upon the as- surances of men who had millions in- vested in horses, and who followed the sport for unselfish reasons, that had in- splred the Codes Committee to report the bill favorably. He favored the pas- g@ige of the bill because he believed it would restore racing to its former repu- table condition. He also favored, as a supplementary measure to the Percy-Gray bill, the passage of Mr. Wilds’s bill prohibiting betting of any kind at any place, with- out distinction, in this State. The Wilds bill will come up to-morrow. The Madden amendments were also opposed by Assemblymen Hennessy, Blake, Malby and Foley. Assemblyman Finn supported the amendments, but they were lost by a vote of 76 to 24. The bill was then put on its final pas- sage. ‘The Gray Raclag bill, bill, in its nal shape, after many amendments, | to hat been originally ‘prepared ‘by Assemb) man Wilton C, Percy, It provides for the inco-poration ‘in groups of not less than five persons each, of racing associations, the capital stock of which shall be fully Daud in, Any such corporation may con- tribute purses o. stakes, but none other than the owner or owners of a horse ompeting for ue stake or purse shall e ny pecuniary interest in it. The tracing season is limited 16 a pe- riod from April 15 to Nov. 15, and night racing Js prohibited. Only mile tracks are to be licensed. All racing shall be under the super- vision of a State Commission, consiat- ree persons to be appointed by ernor within ten days after the ge of the bill, no two of the Com- pners to be members of the same ng asaociation. A license must be obtained from the State Racing Com- mission, whether for steeplechasing or Tunning races, The racing rules must conform to the Jockey Club regulations oc to those of the National Steeplechas- ing Association, except as the Stato Commission may see fit to modify them. An appeal can be taken from a Tevoca: tion of @ license by the Jockey Club, to the State Commission. Notices that pool-selling and dise derly conduct are prohibites pe d_must be 4 conspicuously at ali tracks, and preserve order and enforce ‘anti- gambling luvs power is given to the prosinons of law: with reference to pool-aeiiing, making, ¢F other gambling, ules. know: ted by Nim; nor shall’ the mat such Face course nor the huiding f races thereon pursuant. to. the. pro- ny of this act be construed to be violations of any of the provisions of chapter nine of. title ten the Bedial Sate or ‘ft tie pratima ny onal stautte not. contained tn fait themes’ A Minx of per cent. of gross earnings ‘Ito the Comptralice ¥ The hooks we ths t ons shall be open to t at oM=al, the bill read, speed between ho other an-mals for any bet, stake or rewanl’ ex: cent such as ts ailowed by this act, oF by’ apes etal laws, 18 @ public nalsance; and ‘every pera: THE WORLD: Pn eh altered A ADLER) oR ARS ea A. oi tha ‘TUBSVAY BVEINING, APRIL 9 1895. fcting or atais Interested. in such be Miledemeanor; an ribed therefor yatlty alty atake or reward (s tn addition to the fortelta to the peopes of tinis ‘all tote of interest tm any animal used WIth Nis privity In Ruch race or trial of eperd, and in um of money or other propery Batted or staked upon the result thereof. ‘Any person who, upon any race course author: feet by oF entitled all et or ontest directly or indire Wager on the resilt of any trlal oF therein, of making or being Printer's office there were no calendars on the desks of Assemblymen to-day, and most of the members were all a Kea as to What bills were coming up for final juny {tng the consideratio: ray's bill regulating and defin- powers of corporations engaged in the manufacture of gas in the city of Brooklyn and prohibiting the forma- tion of trusts or combinations, was re- ported hack to the Cities Committe for epeed of power of endurance of horfes taking @ hearing at Mr, Wray's request, Blace por Auch “race couran, shall fortelt the value. Money or property #0 wagered, re celved or held by him, to be recovered in a civil ection by the On OF Persona with whom such by whom wich money oF prop |. This penalty ts exclusive of prescribed ty law for the a tion specified, except in case of the ex change, delivery or tranater of a fecord, ret memorandum, per or Mocument of any Kind whatever @oof any stich bet or or the ig by name, initials or rolse of any Fecntd, feaistry or. men am fa ihe possession of another person of a bet or wager, intended to be retained by such other ce of Bu ePROA of ANY other person, ae ev! tor ware! No corporation of association con: Ring or trot toshall, under any guise or Indirectly exact of accept any com from nny person for tha privilewa of making and recording bets or wagers on the result of 8 rave on the of much corporation oF assoc Br. directly. on indivectiy. wnare or participate: 1 Any much bet of wager, “Any, officer oF axent of | & corporation oF asa or aiding or al the vi be gillty of & misdemeanor, The Ives Pool law is repealed. minions TENEMENT BILL AMENDED. Gilder'n Pet Mennure Made a Special Order for Tue: (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANi, April 2%—Poet Richard | Watson Gilder brought a big bundle of amendments to the Tenement-House | Dil for the Assembly to consider to. day. The bill, which regulates the method of constructing the sort of tenements Mr. Gilder wants, confers, by the amend- ments, upon the Superintendent of Butldings almost absolute power to com: Pel the construction of the new style eo according to Mr. Gilde Hon thereof ‘shall The amendments were opposed when presented by Assemblyman Ainsworth on the ground that they compel the ownera of tenements to cut down the size of their houses in order to light and air to the occupants of jolning property. Asremblyman Hamilton said that if the bill passed with this feature in it, there would not be a single tenement erected in New York City, according to the Gilder plan, for a long time to come. ‘The amendments were finally adopted, however, and the bill was made a special | order for next Tuesday. Owing to a delay in the Public IT FILLS THE BILL —a dose of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel- lets, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Consti- racing associations to appoint five or i 0] more special policemen for duty. inside | Badgn, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and the tne ure, with the same powers Frangements of the liver, stomach as those of the local constabulary, and bowels are promptly and permu- ‘An important clause is that which nently fee Sar aarhan cn W Vi reads len ston, Marshall Co, . Va. Th the event that tho trustees or directors of any| DR. R. V. Prence, Buffulo, 5 corporation of aawociation created pursuant to; Dear Sir—Two years ago T was pale and the neevisions of this act, AhAll comply. with tre emaciaten, food fer- provisions contained In sections nine mented int my stom. herect, then ne trustee, director oF of.) aa iy i anner held lable. tor any v atarr fh ‘the Kition by any. person other than himseif, of the but “he could not help me, Tlived a month with: solid food and 1 tried to eat Id vomit. At this time 1 taking Dr. 's Pleasunt Poticts, and Miss ANGutsn, Medical Discovery Tum now in pe health, and never felt better in my lite, have « better color, eat more, and distress after eatine having: teen po gince 1 began. Youre truly, = MARY A ine them | Me, Bro. ueation, Mr. Gand | teen of the 1 Me lshed | adopting desirable tha’ M | measure ment of considera gulng to Vary! story bu and The ‘began to fo |inen foun |floor tlle stairs he \the rest | | Bae | unhitehe run: 9 Columbus avenue, On: the street, the anima:s « ent directions, “Twenty arh liney could to reetraln t take them to a pice of safely lor the fla Friday=Pi tormen and el Precedent KAN It, as it B-room. Columbus avenue, dred and Eighth through to Amsterdam avenue. horses were ke,t on the first and which third f second floors, one hundred Contained the drying-room, the vat bing | the early horses got 4 Brush— Transferring ya, to the management of the Board Iner. ‘anajoharie, Syracuse Unt tal to The April 2. a rule legislation. Department y Ingisiative ac also decided t by ama the Lexi a tho the ove Brewery 9 Hiding, be’ streets, on ¢ animals, arrive to get morning 1 the irs ing-room on J wath «me Rushin & an arm of fir jooked i hors: f the nimals ‘Then they were dr from the e of the eapturias mes W Supper coud assistants Th n important pre which virtualiy nizes the right of a Mayor to veto un- Seventh and the ity t ton, table tween and of The The following bis were Introd Trua: n j frst clase and appointment of Inrpect. Is sent One ome, ot BY Appropriating $16,000 for a ate tlonary fron bridge over the Brie Canal, Village of Me. Chapman—Increasing the number of Trus- fa the for the tleenaine of moe sof the MUST REPASS AFTER VETO. Ratnblinhed for HiT approved by a Mryor. evening World) nate estab: Dia- day by recom: The Constitution provided that in the event of the disapproval of a measure by a Ma) the Legistature must re- pass a bill before It ts sent to the Gov- ernor, There was a long discussion over the intent of the Constitution tn respect. to the matter, and it was finally decided that the Constitutional oil ent is compulsory, and not not discretionary; ig, A ‘bill must be passed over a “a Veto before it inatead of being sent to the without supple: to the t'the veto of a after the adjourn- re, will virtually annot then kecure the f the Legislature nor. re- before 200 HORSES IN FIRE PERIL. Two hundred horses were threatened this mornins when fire broke out In the of the Lion Brewery sta- bles, at Columbus avenue and One Hun- dred and Seventh street. fronting It 1s a three- Atty feet ‘One Hundred on Hun- extending Shorty whe un trip, Hfferent were after 4 drivers n down $ Into wore in » (litter. GREAT BARGAINS FROM THE STOCK OF E. Ss. Jarrray & Co. HUNDREDS OF LOTS AT LESS THAN HALF PRIZE, NOTE.—The firm of E, have just been appointed, was not onl importers and wholesalers in this country. and catered to the finest wholesale trade. dous stock of their. most desirable goods S.J lv one of them to our customers at very much less than Half Price. ated a sensation in the trade, greater sensation. Some Silk Items from E. 8, daffray's & Co.'s Stock. Add One lot fig'd India Silks, Jaf- fray's wholesale price One lot fine quality fig'd India Bilks, Jaffray's wholesale price cur price... He : 45c Lyons Black India, 29c, India Jaf. 6,000 yards Lyons Black ilk, strong and durable, frey's price 45c., at. 60c. Black Surah, 380, $000 yards extra strong qual- ity, Double Warp, Black Gurah Silk, rich and lustrous, guarantee! pure silk, Jaf- fray's price 60c., for 85c, Figured Talfetas, She, 1,500 yards Black Figured Taf- fetas, lovely designs and splen- ae quality Jaffrey’s price se, “00 Colored Taffetas, “59e, 7,380 yards Colored, Striped and Figured Taffetas, all new effects, very rich coirings ea Silk Crenons, 396, 6000 yards Silk Crepons, in all the latest colorings, good strong fabric, latest shades; Jaffre: price @0c., at. 1,375 yards Colored Taffeta Silk, a splendid quality, seapied § for waists; Jaffray’s price $1.20, . Dinner Clths Jaffray's price We., 3g 48 The qualities, the styles, the » S. Jaffray & Co.'s Fine Trim- mings at Ons-Half Value, Black Spangle and Cut Jet Trimmings, their wholesale {0 price, 25c., all to be sold at... 0 -. colors gold and sil- white, ver, green, blues, red and black, value from $375. to $10.0, at 1.08, 2.49, 2.08, 3 8 B.ED and....crcerecseass a Unbleached Muslin, heavy qua’ ity, | yard wide, at, ya #0 Cloths, 2 yards, 4 89 wholesale rn Ho Cloths, 2 yards x 2% yards, wholesale price $3.02 $0 Cloths, 2 yards x DRA wholesale price, $360.. ih %60 Cloths, 2 yards x 38 yards, wholesale price #4... 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Jaffray's S5c. at Epangled Bedices, Blouse Fronts, rayie e100 2 5, TS pleces All-Line Matiress---Sp aint, 19 dosen t.nen 2.50 Silk Baits ie, A complete Belt of heavy silk for which receivers Our huge purchase has cree prices are creating a much Jaffray’s Linens. The choice of E.8. Jaffray & Co.'s Linen Stock on sale to-morrow at about 5c. Jaftray's $1. Jaffray’s ¥1, ay'# $1.40 Jaffray’s $2.00 Dinner Jaffray’s $2.25 Dinner at Vaphins at. ’ vapkins pking. # apkins. 1 3,00 dozen Huck and Damas never so cheap before. Towel, also ext large size Towel, knotted fringe: Juf- 19 New York Mills Sheeting, 10-4, FEATS WHOLBRRI®: DENCE, BD: 0.5 wholesale price 2le., our price, Te 1,000 doz. Turkish Bath Towels, Sheets ready for use, EXTRA QUAL-| 21%40 Inch, wholesale price llc : iW tra Heavy, 22x49 Inch, whole- 12) , sale price Ibc., our price seein Gach, wacaseaih ‘oa Extra Heavy, 21x52 Inch, whole- exe + wholesale price +38] sale price 2%c.. our price..... | ‘1x#0 Inch, wholesale price 43 bsnl x99 Inch, wholesale price 269| Extra Heay inch, whole- 5 Host quality Pillow-Case, made of 5-4) "Ue Prive Se. our Pree And 6-4 Pillow Casin 1M pieces Bleached Damask <4) inch, wholesale price lic., Towelling, 18 inches wide, 1 x51 inch, wholesale price 16c., wholesale price 12!sc., our price ,UU2} Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 1 . : yard wide, at, yard... 106 | % pieces Giass To ie wholesale price , at Hs ne price ling, wholesale Doylies, white and colored borders, who! nl | price Se, our price A CRY FOR HELP | RESULT OF A PROMPT REPLY. MAY BE A TIE VOTE. Cantor fay Seiten Will Not. Two Open Letters that Should Snggest to Thousands of American Women Support Lexow's Bille. to go and do Likewise. Littir Pants, Mixe., Tam sufte ble ps May 11, 1894, ol need your aid. ns in both sides of my Republic ns Reynolds ard Staplotos| Aiso Arraigned Against Them. h v extending down the front of my —— limbs and lower part of my back, Nevertheless Lexow Saya Action on |{emled by backache and pains in the \hack of and ears, Them Will tie - Morrow, USpoeial to The ¥ , ALBANY April gs Lexo fatd to-day that his polic ls wo surely be calle up to-morrow and Passed without amendment it they are passed at av He satd that the ora action In de. manding the reelgnattons of Commission ers Murray and Kerwin made no diiter- en at all in the plan for passing the pollee bills, The Stapleton a niiment, giving the) Mayor the casting ve in event of a tle, Lexow said, would not be con ey sidered under any ciroumstancos The doctors Senator Jake Cantor, the Democratic ave given me leader in the Senate, ton The Evening opiates to quiet World" reporter, that his party would the pain, 1 not vote tor the amendment or have a any other propose] to ¢ woxow bills, high fever near- “The Democrats in the Senate,” sald] qj ly all the tlie, he, “are committed to the support of Tam nervous, the Committes of Ten bills, and will ‘ ant cannot vote for no others.” stand. My doc- tor says I must, Keep in bed. Now I Lexow wax apprehensive all day that | Stapleton and Reynolds mieht join with |placo myself oureare, Tam only the Deme coullup the billet one years oll, and too young to afternoon i feat Chem in the ab.) suffersomuch.”* — Mas. Citas, Parker. Paes ors Coxgeshall and! ‘Phe above letter was recelved by Mrs. He telege arly this morning to {Pinkham at Lynn, Mass. May 15, 1804, both of the os to return at once, | Which received a prompt rep! Penaton Re Ton complliod and reached] "Pho following letter reached Mrs, He was sick in Peekskill last night| Pinkham about tive months later. Note and left his bed In def of His phy- | the result. Melan's orders. sromgeetiall hat) 1 QATts Raut, Min, Sept: at, 1908 ‘ D . his b=! TE deem it my duty to announee the Piatt rs a BO yee PHAkE managers a B91) For to my fellow-anTerers of all female VEcarme will be sent that ana ie was in the f ‘ . tropolia yest but has not j ney oe heard from since then. [epurely caved on ull the pains and nels allirs ay and y on the | rine 1 was enduring when TL wrote sexow. bills sw omizke result in| ust May. I fellowed your advice thelr defeat ieft Albany. an W ft May te owed your silvice ta) Friday he was committet to the ssp. | ter, wad th is simply won- port aM the bills, nateiee i jderfnl, May H bless you and the nator is addicted to disappear} goo m ‘ re doing for yous sex !? ing anvaccrigualy, He was not to he | & 1 rane you ere dOlnk fOn Yotz tee found one day ‘ast session when h'a| ne, CHAS. PA . jyote was necied to de fut the Sheehan | ugaists in town say there is ce bi Be rhe ¥ sla tre fou 1 tor Lydia BE. hat he hw ever, ne) Us wat y i) Pinks ; and it is doing ton t 9 offer ‘ois of « + women, the lice bills. oT Tf vyounre siek a Lin trouble write to rly before the Mrs. Pint : rs Pinkhon Mellef awaits you, CHOLERA SHIP HERE. i by Meattt Ray. 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