The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-11

olso destroy the property of the owners OF
raca tracks lie had been informed thhs
the bill WAS aimed at what was called JAc~-
sou City. cross the long bridge from WASH,
Ton. Jackson city had been originally alh
out by Andrew jackson. but only one Juiiu-
inc had been erected until recently Wheh
certain gentlemen had put up structures ior
the eeilluO Of pools. 10 WAS also said tnat
@ambiino was going on in these buildings. TX
that was the case the grand jury NAG porHeti
euouoh 10 take care OF such eYAs. Inc OH
operated upon every contest anu every oil.-
zen II there was any VOCATION ia 1hSh7OH
Citv the existing laws should 10 enforced.
Seretnr Nushbach stated that 20 his Dehet
,be races were only aglgantclfauu
-, nm bv gamblers in hew York 10 give
Gamblers elsewhere employment uul.HS ny
winter whea decent races were NV. No.
All tho horses Jockeys. Judges. shAipei9' et0.,
OF the Gutenberg race track "o'o
from all decent race courses. L., -.
MIR burke stated that the attendance AZ
Jackson titv was large. and the peoplo "e.
carried there in special cars. ~ was W - -.
ont that the selling or pOo.s, esc'' mo. -.
prohibited within % mile from tLe COZ -
limits oil Washington. Acc'Iu'nE -,
Burne's statement the pOOl-r0 at JacnsoH
City are not visited by residents OF AIeA'"-
drll Tho Penn yiyania Railroad company
had under consideration the running Oh 7t-
cial trains from N6snngt % JACKSON O''-
To- avoid alI possible ann yances. a.
Sir. Patterson. of Alexandra, VINO IL 1"S
holder OF I'd driving park stated that DEE A"d
leased the place from the Gentlemen INV
inc CLUB. ~ which Scnat p hushaack was
president. It's members lelonge3 % the % $50
class of people. TX the law was pa7'4 ne
would have % close his business ana Wou+e
have go pay six years rent besides. ne 7,n-Vu
fIgt pools had ueeu sold at bis place hll lAe
'. 3
provi-o o. tie -ll was received aila WIZ lo,, 1
So ing ou race tracks and fair GROUNDS VINO
race. are under rr. grcss.
Cir. Hurbe submitted petition from cil-
1ens of Alexandra asking that the Dill De
or.v passed wllh The original lrOYeO.
xNavor f D.. Downing. Of A.e1anatia'
stated that lie came no the request OF BIT. ~
tors0n. 90 protect mm in bus rights no
thnuabt the .ii was aimed az one OF tas
finest industries in this State the breeding
and raising of h0r5 S.. BE SAID iheJ races
could not Dee held without the selling Oh pooi''
for tie purses mafo Up from entrance iq ne
would not be sufficient % justify races. ne
y-ouiI fopl very sorry if he should Oe pronloi-
ted 10 b.tauew hat on the result OF ah ei.c-
fon. lie thought that ho was wearing u"g
ron which l8 had won On IN ciecsioh' AT" %
II bad not been for that he mi-ll nave Doo1
compelled 20 appear before INC committee
b4releaded .t.t
''l i.''' t[.,.-.+ ~ ,as.ed would expose
..+.,r.. -, r,i,criie and would soon 0e
ro-..,Isi - v,as an imp0s.ibihty 90 ruu "a
Ie' 1"1 ...,s ,,. t., ,os-ibili,, of selling
...-
lo Sf. r l,r.rt or Alexandria. also smoke
-- IL 1.i oe +o, syyeenifr. because &C
' r.-..,, or %. 60lt rsco or n
p- i',u
senator Nushbach stated that he bad intro
oD.5~ ,-e .'' tf. e' c',.i, bonded bg
1 ~ .., ',-,.-.rs liz stated that
tAe n-.1e o- 'l........,., ..-l,,,,l of I'D
JA.Aa'l ~. '- .-. .,..r Ifa WAS
Sous ..,.l. .r ,...l, ,l,oor.i
sili-io+ -o -1Fo ~ .- $3.50 traol,.o ~
nu pf'flro exempt. i"'s 0o" - f,-
driving ass'c.ai.yAs AA. ~ l...'-' 81 i-l
grounds "l-o lars Gre 3" $780, ,..i..,.., na.j
was mot news ptner ih Ne" ioIh "L'9I i' ..'
Loot commented on n's oiti ana uo' o.'' .'
ia s'se lho N.t "'5 4- e1"o ~. ~. .,e.-.