davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-28
~OehetmntBpouer Setdoenfun6.

0tabe ser Qti6Ian6 9be. un6 80. StraBe
tDltroe geltern NbenO Die 2etcbe zines ul1bez
fanrten WtanneS BefunDen, tpel6e Ser So
li5et ptel &opf3crbred6en b%ercttet, beuln
ebenlo unbefannt pte Ser So6te lit, lit es
ebenlo Elm Gdtbiel, tpie berielbe GIT To6e
tam, oh Durcb Selbtmorb ober burcb Wtorb.
Ser unbetannte muB lcbon 2 bis 3 Monate
tobt 9etpeien letn, ais Die 2etcbe aufgefun=
ben tpuroe.
, 1893-09-28
GmpfnoIid1er OerIuit.

Babrenb am 9ienlto8 Morgen SRI.
Nnna SiBpatrj6 aus 86ila6elpbta in
SpeiieiaaI be8 2elanb 6otetS i6r 6rit6itiid
einnobm, murben ibr aus ibrem 3tmmet
DDm Goilettentiicb 9tomonten i'm g8ert6t
bon $4,000 9eItoblen. SRI. 6iBpatrid trai
BOT 3ebn Gagen nit 6rau N0am Sore
palg6, Der Q8ittipe beS Girtu8bcitBerS, i'm
2elanb Elm, I'm iicb Oon sort aus bie 2(uS=
iteuung an5uie6en. Die beiOen 9amen
tpo9nten in bent 3irnncr go. 81 unb BORT
bate Sri. 6tbpatrid btc 0tomont7O brrihge
often auf Dem GiicDe lie8en Idiien, ober Bic
Sbir peri9lolcn, ais ite gum 6riibitid
.binabsing. Sci tbrcr Nii6febr mar Der
S9muf perl6Dun0en. Somobl Snipecz
tor S6ea ais aub 8iuiam 8inferton, ber
Elm peri0nticber 6reunb bon Srau Sore
parg6 tit, Iaiicn jest nac9 OemOtebe iudben,
, 1893-09-28
6roper lehnt alb.
prdftoent Glepeiano miro Sen Ghica9oer Gag
1tidt NIT ietner 6eoenwart beehren.

Bralt6ent GlcbeGan0 wiro an Set 8e7
9ebun9 beS Gbicagoer 3a9cS ni6t t6cil7
nebnen. OtaDor 6arriion er6jelt beute
bon benz BriDatlefretdr be5 BrGltoenten
oas nacb'tebenOe S6rei6en:
Grecutipe Mdniton, g8aibington,
Sept. %, 1898.
Son. Garter $. 6arrilon, Wapor,
Chicago, 81.
8ertber SEER: Ser 9rdftoent beauf2
tragt MIDI, S0nen Sen Gmpfang Sbre5 ge7
ibdbten Scbreibens bonn 20. 5. DC. All be-
itGttgen, tDelcbcS cine Qlbic9riit be5 Don benz
Sta0tratb BON G9icago gefaBten 8eic9luiie8
uno bamtt cine Der5lide GinIaoung Sur
3betlna6me an ben 6cltljcbteitcn an G9i7
cGgocr Sage ent6dlt, uno SDnen SIT iagelt,
baB es ibm 9roBeS 8ergriigen macben Mir
Dc, ourcb ietne 0cgentDart leiner Q6ertb>
lb6Bung fir ben munoer6oren Mutb uno
ltno Die INTERCHANGEABLE MusoruG 3u
ge6eu, Delcbe boS berti9e Gbicago gu ibrcm
et9enen 9enfmal 9en1acbt baben. GS gee
3ter1t it6, DAB Der Sag 3u Dem in Sbrent
BeibluIie ausgeiprOdbenen 53tpedc gefeiert
miro, oa bic @ei6icbte fir einen iOlcben
Sortl6rttt feline Raraaele bietet.
Bdbreno Der RrdiiOent 9eDofft bate,
periOnli6 bel iener Gjelegeubeit an!peicno
81 iein, mliiien feline 2tmtSpflic6ten uno
NmtSlor8en ibm oaS 8ergniigen pcriagen,
Sbre fretnolicbe @inGooung an3unebmen.
NicbtsbcitotDeltger perieBt er iic6 in Ben
@etlt bieie5 0eOentta8es un6 itbermittelt
Sbnen ben Nusorud ~leirter lteberSeugung
unO ieiter 6offnung fir bas fort9eiebte
Wacbstbum uno 8obIcr8eben SDrer 9roBen
Wtetropole.
S6 babe bic G6re 81 fem
Ncbtun0sDout
6enrp S. Gbur6er,
grtpat@S ecretGr.
, 1893-09-28
Oes Ginbrubs iberfuhrt.

Soiepb 8oDben nltrbe bon Ben Geicbuo:
renen bes &i6terS 9unne beute Gormittoq
beS G~inbrudbs filr iDuIbi9 befun0en. 81
pir6 letn8etbrecben nit 3ebn Sabren3 ucbt=
baus 81 biiBen BADEN. 8opben lit iberfibrt
zines @bcn6S i'm 0uguft in boS 6auS bon
Sobn &. @romueS an Der Dearborn @pe.,
nabe 2tncotn 9arf, ~gebrungcn sit ietn un6
oas 9ienitma6den NIT por9ebaItcnem 9fe=
polper ge3tpuitgen SIT BADEN, ibn burb Die
Deri6ieoenen 8Gume beS 6auies gu fibren.
, 1893-09-28
$625O fir etuen 8einbrub.

Cine SurD in 0fic6tcr 2(oam's @eri6t
iprab beute 8ormtttog Stephen 2tfton
etnen S5abeneriab pon $6250 SIT. clifton
ipar Dor eint8en Sabren bel Dem Nbbrud
bet 0ebGuOe Der Gbica9oer ltnipcriitdt an
Der Cottage @roDe 2tpe. SIT S6aben gez
fommen, tnoem er etnen icbtperen 8einz
brHcb erlttt. Gr Derfla8te bic Go~ntraftorer
Glarf un0 2ODebaD, Sic Ben Nbbrucb BET
@ebGabe i~bernom1nen batten, auf Sbabenz
eriab. gtocb mebrtdgiger Bodybuilding erz
btelt ct obtgen ScbaOeneriab 5ugeipro9elr,
, 1893-09-28
8dfebdn.

Qu9 baS britte n1tb lebte Spiel 6er
Serte 3tptl9en ben 9tetp gbrfs uno G6tcaz
9o'S purOe 9eitern o6ne groBe Wtibe bon
ben 2ebteren 9~elponnen. llniere Sungan
BADEN ale ltriabe, ouf biele 9eiitun9 itol5
gu leit, bettlt bie Stem Oorfer geb0ren o6te
3tpeifel 81 ben itdrfite1 Clubs Der 2eague.
91achitebeno bic Score:
, 1893-09-28
Die StelIun9 ser - Clubs Ser vgtationaI
2eague" lit bis ieBt folgen6e:
Ser Observation-Disclosures Smith

= Der @eIbtporenenbeffebet Smttb
tpnroe %geftern, nacb6em feline Nrtpdlte Derz
geblt6 cine 8er309erun8 burb5uleben bere
iubt batten, bon 9ticbter Gutbtu 5n 5tpei7
idbrtger 3u6tbauSitrafe Derurtbetlt, nno
6er Nt6ter fit9te btn3u, baB Die Citrate TO-
fort an5utreten iet. .Spdter aber 9elang
es Sen NoOotaten, 6urb 9ti9ter OfcGonz
nell beDufs @rlangung etnes SretlaliungSz
geiu6s, einen 3peita8tsen AHficbnb gu err
ptrtet.
, 1893-09-28
Der offene 6oebahn

5eute Wor9en forb man Sic 2eicbe bon
5enrD Debner aus 2otpben, Sa., in leinem
d3tmmer SEQ, 1913 Ontario Str. Ser offene
0osbabn eraGbIt Die 1obesurlode.
, 1893-09-28

@arneb~ 9funS-@bico9o 2; g{ep @orf, /. &eft on @or
Ies-@9tco9o 8; ySetp 9ort, 9. 8trit gaie on Bats
@iinot "' 8rE mo- q eias sfat''Oa Gon mta1 Set gettSs x gtrI q
put - @pnnor, Srtpir, Siernon 8ettp, &on9e, Rttt=
ridge; g&pme r1an"-9opis. 9breezbaie 9its-Srtpiu,
Socriftee Sits-@erman, 9bilItot, Stolen 8aies-g8il=
mot a. &an9e; Double 8lops-Garo, 6naer auo
eonItor; ea oa6?;>S alT gao 9eetsr. git 69 pitdee 8aa
las.
0:o N+ou,.n S. nf.ca go @u,Y
, 1893-09-28
8eIobnun0.

ltntcrofft3ter: vg8ei[ beute Morjcn QQes
10 iut lefloppt bat, wouen mir ieBt bic Tret3
ubnngen nit Der Sront nab Der 8urit7
fabrtt macben!" (5l. 8G.)
, 1893-09-28
MICHIGAN Central

ysetn Govt Central nuS @oftor & 9nbnt!.
Gtieab6fnen. u9ie Nio9oro Sails geoute.1
3dge perlafien unb tomnan an 1T Der nel1en Gentral.
station on Safe Srpnt, SUB BON 9art Gou, uno
q. Str, 80, Str. Hno Spbe @art. Stoot=Stfet=Ofi ce:
81 @larf=Str.
, 1893-09-28
SIIiatois Central

2ae bur19ehenben 3i9e BON Der Central Station,
IL. ctr. nt6 Borf 8tpfu. 3noe fir ben @aben fbnneft
eoetTaas an22. Str, 80. StrdBe. 9Dbe 4arf unO ggeIts
9liSlteInn9 $50. StraRe) genommeH iperoeu. Gtabt4
SlCet=Gffce 1914 Glarf Str.
, 1893-09-28

" Ofices: 9tos. 206-2OS glarf : Strape, ON 0er
9aflep @penue Station uuO ON gepot. SIDE meas=un0
Ginaie=Str.
, 1893-09-28
GiRenbaRn~ GahrpRdne.


Rbicago, 0tiImaufec & g WamE=@tIeubabn.
" Staot=gtfet Office: POI gIarf=Gtr.; SeleDhon:
2l90 0tain. tlntou Bafiagier=S% tatiDn: ganoG, g6ams.
r1o MaotiouzStr.
, 1893-09-28
Abfabrt I~anEuaft

Nbteaeo, 9tnd .SSIano & GactNc=9abm. -
Ra1~ld9Ier=Sfat!o San 8uren=Str., elm Blot
, 1893-09-28

Supo'9 8:aen heie1 fprtlpdbreube Ser
iopiun8, inoem lie Die aeriftoIif6e @elpegua8 oes
Mbiubrtaaals lpteoer b~erIteuer.
, 1893-09-28

(Sbteago & Gafteris SHinots : Gi5embabn.-
Stdet=Sffces: 250 @idrf=Gtr., gnbitoriuinsSoteL
hno Ya~llo9ter=StattoM 9earbpru= unb 8olfzGtr.
&o91G. / So1tntags auseen. slbfabrt. I&nfunft.
, 1893-09-28

(Crte: sinie 0bicaeo unto Grie= Gf5embabu).
W 3ifetsGffices: 242 5iA @lurt.5trnfp 9e0rborns
Station, goIf=StraBe @fe SSpurth @pe.
abfahrt Mnfnnft
90. .. SaiIp. -. .x1O;0O gGlx 500 q
gtem @orf, 8UitDn .......... .....lx 200 Y6x 755 y
SomeStolpu q Buffalo 49,. ..,s.x 800 SIX 7:55 u
8untngtOn Accommodation ....... $40 SIX $40 %
Stem 9ort, 8oftpu. ..... ,....".. k 745 six 7:25 90
Columbus unh 9tDrfplf, @a........ k 7:45 NIx 7;25 Ut
x&d9hb. f9tusQeuOunteu Spnnta9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LAST TUESDAY EFENfNG DANCE.

The last of the Tuesday evening dances which
have been among the most noteworthy OF tho sub
,crption ball, OF the winter, took place at Sherys
last night. The reception rooms where Mrs.. Peabody
Wcimore Mrs. William j. schie,fen. Mrs J. Frederic
Kcrnochan Mrs Lorillard spencer and Mrs. James II
Eulzen received the guests, were decorated With
palms ana flower, with here and thc:e Irritation
hooks, Dancing for the first half hour was most In,
'ospl md nearly midnight when the
coiilon b,gnn Alexander VI. IIadten leading The
Marii Ora, coilon was the feature Of he evening.
There were several sets OF avors, among them fOly
sticks and caps, and for the last figure there was
mimic SNOWFALL fight, the paper Snowbalis being
filed with confetti. The ballroom was hung with
iin>cI gauze, and from the centre the hvcr' "eN
suspended in Il mimic balloon. The music for dancing
wa, by Lander's orchestra and the Hungarian Band.
suprr was served about 10 O'Clock. In the rooms on
the ground floor.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Charles
G. rrancklyn Mrs. j. Frederic k"rn0chan, Mrs.
Luther Kountzc, Mr. and Mrs. j. +. j.. Lanier, Mr..
and Mrs Nicholas Fish, Madale BonaI1rte, Miss
ronapartc, Mr. and Mrs Adrian lseDn, IT, MIS-
William ID. Morgan. Mrs Alexander = "eoo' Inc
Misses Webb. Mrs. LOrillard, MIR. AMI Mrs. william
d. sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. V. Cruser MIS- ROBERT
l.. Garrison. Miss OTIS. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot
Mrs Henry sloane Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody
we,morc. the Misses wetmore. John c. Furman, Mr..
md Mrs william J. Schienelin Miss Edith shepard'
N.Y. and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Miss NANCE
Miss Grace Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN "eis'
Mrs. and Mrs H. Mex. Twombly, Mrs. j. herpont
Morgan, the Misses Morgan Miss bergman Ms
James A. Burden Miss Ethel irwin. Mrs. Henr
A. Iostcr Miss COster Mrs. John {. Wiim6uns
Miss Wilmcrding. Mr.. and Mrs. {. S. Dodge. 'Sns
William X. Vanderbilt. Miss Jane Campbell the
Misses Cutting Mr.. and Mrs. George b. d. Forest
Mr. and Mrs George l.. RiveS. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Town
cnd Tur,len Miss Burden, Mrs. Frederic De Peys'er,
Niss De pey,ter Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Ir'
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, the Misses Van Rms
>elaer. Mrs Henry Jarvis and Mr.. aud Mrs. LNoo
Marie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LEGISLATION AT TRENTON.

Trenton, Feb. IL (Spccian. Mr.. Innc this after
noon Introduced IN the Legislature substitute FOX
MS anti-winter racing bill. The original
not strong cnGng!I 20 suit him II provided only
TO- tho punishment OF horseowners and riders caught
racing oit Of the soason. The substitute makes the
trac}Uwncrs and lesses Of tracks equnlly guilty.
Final adjournment Is already being talked about,
md the racing connected with the Legislature
arc encouraging thc notion Of break up IN cou 10
4 weeks. No strongly opposed bal coud - put
through both houses OF ;ho Legislature in such Il
short period OF time.
Before the Sena. adjourned to-day President Ad-
rain named ms the special COMMITTEE. 20 investigate
General Tumc and lis brigade, VI ssrs. Keys Marsh
and Rogers.
TIE House Committee on Agriculture This morning
gave hearing the bin creating state Depart.
meut OF Agriculture. Only appeared IN
favor OF the measure, and That Jacob Klo'z,
WHO It IS understood wants 10 lc chief Of the de-
partcnt II" is a Somerset County man. an OK
Asscmblynan and a clos, friend Of United States
eaIatOr Mcpherson. The opposition 10 the lii
ainoag farmers is strong. john r. Cox, Grand Master
Of the State Grange, said that the main ground
upon which the farmers opposed the bill was that II
took from the control Of the farmers the only part
Of the state Government which was helpful To
them, namlv, the State Beard nf agriculture.
An effort is being made Icy the churches Of New
Jersey to exemption Of their parsonaG &
from taxation 10 the extent OF $1,000. The New
York Legislature passed such law last year. IL
under 1t shield from taxation n larg" amount OF
property that should he taxed. Appeals have ap-
peared in the religious np-rs Of ;e Various dcnoinna-
lions urging pastors and trustees to their In
fuence 10 secure the Ncw-lUk law for New Jersey
80 far ~ can lc learned the effort meets With
unusual favor from men OF all pnrties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LIES SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. 100 swift arrives as tardy a too siov
simplify simplify Implifyi'
Don't o,ereat Don't starye. Let your moder.u.,
be known to all men,"
Court the fresh air day and night "Oh, IL you knsv
what In the air.
Sleep ead rest abundanty. Sleep is Natures benz.
dc;ion.
Spend less nervous energy ea;h day than you make
BE cheerful. "A light heart lives long,"
Think only hcatbful thoughts. LAS q man uinks,s
in hl5 heart, 80 Is he"
Avoid passion and excitement moments sns.,
may BE- fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health IS contagious q.
well disease.
Don't carry the whole world on your shoulder q,
less the universe. Trust the eternal."
Watch the first signs Of coming cold. Ninetenths a
all diseases staIt with cold.
H. at any time you feel chilly. II you sneeze, II ~.
have cold hand, ct, your head heavy or acb
take at and pnres stimulant secu
There many mat claimed to lie good stimulant
but there only that Is strictly reliable posses~s
the he qualities and that Il Duy'' Pure Malt whlskey
Th, whlskcy has made friends BY Of wtHs
IL hn, done for people than other preparation Of u.
present day DO let your druggist argue via
YOU upon this subject but insist upon having pure
and b.s winch Will ard YOU IL solve Lies Se.reun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
ABBETT.S NOMTN4TION UITHHELD.
SPECULATION rs TO TIE REASON GOVERNOR
WERTS DhLAYs-CnARGpS AGAINST
THE EX-GOVERNOR.

Trenton. y. j. Feb. II Specialization The Nom
bcrs OF the II cilaturc went TO bed last night II wac
with the conviction that all opposition had boon viii
drawn TO Gao appointment II ex-governor Abbott as
Justice OF the state supreme Court. Senator VIII
ton q Bergen authorized the announcement that his
fight against Albeit over and senators .'drisn
and IInclliHc intu.acd their purpose OF voting ~
confirm Abbett'S nomination. Govcrn'r Werts, 100.
was highly pleased with the turn things Ind taken
and hc had concluded TO send In Abbctt's name with
out delay. This news was spread rapidly through
the halls and co-rd Of the state House. tho com
mittee rooms and the hotels. Abbctt's enemies heard
It with undisgiscd anger, and before dawn this
morning a scheme TO beat Albeit out of tho nomini-
ton under way. At breakfast al the hotels II
common rumOr that serious charges had been
drafted against Albeit for presentation Z" Governor
wer,s. Everybody heard OF the matter. but nobody
knew anything abont It definitely. Governor Wcr's
asked Tor permission Il read the gcS, but
he en.phaticaly denied that any charges against
Albeit had reached him. ~ know nothing what
about such charges he said. 4" II any have
been made. they have not come 10 me-"
President Adraln. Of the Senate, eiid hat there
charges and they being considered.
senator Wnton also said that there we're charges
and tina. they were under Investigation since
Governor Wcrt7 denied having received Tho rhHrc.s
II universally believed about the state House That
the draft >man. auth lacked The courag" either
sign the charges submit them to the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
BUSINESS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
MONEY FIR NVIONN GUARD EXpNNsFs-AN
Ash -POOLROOM BILL

Albany. Feb. II ,-rc. nl.-icrcival rarqmNar intro
fuccd 70 day M oallin- Mr III" appropriation of
-gI37i1 IA and for $1,000 additional Tor interest
1Ion that amount. - pay FOR h" expenses % III"
members of the National Guard ~ Buffalo during mo
.,yiiclmen's strlrc and NJ Fire Island during IT,
cholera scare la,t fall portion Of this money l.
70 20 20 Fri. County to repay T. FOR the amount al
.,n,cd 20 support ih" soldier. Tier" j.. however
lection providing ihat th' act Shall not b. COZ 'lil'd
- r.len- Ing The CHIN - the stat" again, th" county
Z Eric nad The go, - Ru"Hp. FOR IN" recovery OF
~. amount paid hy be stat" on account OF IN"
Ti"o.al Guard during IL" Sviicim"n'' 'iri"".
,,,.mllymIn O'>ulli,an. Of Nov York. r'''iv"d
bill from Tie Controller ,al, muraIa, - r"nhnre IA"
school rrnd o. Tie eia'" To- money advanced to raS
fr IA. cXfi-, expenses at the state quarantine "sta5-
Ii.bmrr' Inst lau ndcr the Revised statutes III"
Controller ha. power TO advance Stat" money III
amount f. 46GDli II. Will $i.4Oo added for ini"r't
SPEAKER Sulz.r ha, received two bills from Tn"
District Attorneys Office IN New orA "Mch VIII i"
introduced 10 morrow one OF them requires that
where .ay has been grant Il by "A jldg" or'Nid"
n The ,nGcin district In witch tn" was tried. IT
mist lee approved by the siding judy Of ~" di- rici
and also hy the .\>-OrI,' justice "t ia" ~uE' M
court before whom the case came. tn" other makes
II 4 mi,dcmcanor punishable by fine of 5000 CT
impr ,onmcni for year 10 keep place open iof
the purpose Of receiving money 10 b" wag"rd ON con
ic,i. Of shln. speed endurance OF man or b,n"
Ihl, |, the ll that the District Attorney Office Lad
here last gear 10 shut up the pJclr"cjls. but winch
,nl,d TO become a Law. From the complexion Of the
majority the present Legislature the biz stand, ahon
ns mucn chance Of getting through no" a. II ala last
year. - ,....
Assemblyman Butts put IN today what bccamc known
last yrnr a. the "rtrin MOtlcrin- law lll. lhlS
,n.nsire makes IL Il m,demcanOr for any one To NJ
tempt In any way separate husband and wife. Mt.
nnrnnrd Introduced this morning measure repeating
absolutely all Of the inheritance tax laws something
like $I 900 900 was collected by The Controller la,
vrar through these laws. A,,emblyInan Webster IN
lends TO withdraw his bin turning over the Forty
second 81. reservoir for park ana Ns'',ho,' mn, -"
uuhnr r.introduced IT, Mr.. Farquhar had bill here
year or two ago to make the top OF III" reservoir
beer garden but IL was defeated NE thinkS no" ,ha
h. ms a lien ON all measures affecting Thu reservoir
and ought therefore - have the handling Of all bills
couut ted II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
BRAVE SAILORS REWARDED.

The bravery Of the sailors Of the freight steamer
Marcngo who rescued the Of the Tllot boat
Edward Cooper coo miles out at sen last December.
was rewarded Yesterday. The Board OF IilOt Com
ni@sioncrs sent for the members of the crew Of the
Iirrngo who manned the lifrboat officially com
mcndcd them for their conduct and gave 20 each OF
hem present. The first officer. John cook Clark.
received n gold watch. and George Newly and
Archibald Mcpherson. soamea each received ~
~ gold. The other two Of The crew ot five which
went 10 the rescue Of the FGward Cooper were inc
hoatswain Walter Wlnir,ingham. and John Bolton.
= seaman. They NJ, In Hull ana they viii
lind Git from the Pilot Commissioners ready for
them when they return TO New lorn. The pr's"nta-
ton was made bv Ambrose Snow. PRESIDENT ~ the
Bonrd of Pilot commissioners On behalf Of the men.
oswald Sand. reon "a" OF In" Hi"nls of the wilson
Line TO which the Ma:cngp belongs, made response.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
TO AMEND THE IVES POOL LAW.
FIVE PER CENT TAX on ALL RECEIPTS EA'
Crrr THOSE FOR ENTMTS or lIOESES.

4 FIVE PER CENT TAX on ALL RECEIPTS Elk
CFpr THOSE FOR ENTMTs or HORSES
Albany Feb. "A (speclaD Campbell had
Senator Parker, Of Albany. introduce IN Important
amendment 10 the Ives Pool law today. II I'M
poses tax of > per cent on Ill" gross receipts OF
racing associations. except the amount received fo
entries ot horses.
In explanation Of this iii. Deputy Controller lir'on
said This afternoon: The present law merely taxes
the gross amount Of the admission receipts !" the
tracks our amendment taxes all the receipts ~ the
racing associations except those for the entries 81
horses Formerly the STATE received 10000 from
the I've, Pool law tax. Now II receives only 80
600 yearly We feel that Onght to have tho
legal right look al the boohS 81 the racing asSo
mcnts 10 rs about their gross receipts true.
Tina, s a prcv vision also IN or bill. Controller
Campbell intends 10 push the lill, and think We
shall b, able TO pass IT.
The proposed law viii tax boolnakcrs Indirectly.
for they pay the racing associations for IA" priv
lege OF making books the Tile am"nl-
nrnt concerning the tax upon gross receipts reads
as follows
tax Of per ccntum upon the gross ononnt 81
receipts for aimisson DAYS 10 track, or
grounds on which racing j. had. ease1 or cen
laws ~ the state Of Nrw.YOrk for purpose " i'm.
proving the breed Of horses whether for the
~ tho thooughbr"d The trottlng horse, for
receipts for cntric~ OF horse. entered t. compt" for
inn the C0ntrocr ~ the stat ~ New.Y York within
fifteen days after the first day or December IN each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
" THE SPORTSMAN AT TIE STANDARD

4 farccal play OF sort which has become tnorO'ss
familiar through numerous recent adaptations ilo" ~
French was acted tic first time here at the S'anu
Th.atr, last night IL is called The Sportsman 'ns
ado,t ,to, t. by William Le.tocq the French original
the work Of Georges FAydeau. and ii is PLAYED oy Wv
company known a. Charles Frohman's Comedians Nv.
prn,pl, 81 ploywrng OF t''is Kind Is 10 ifouu'
laugh In any way possible The laugh having been p's
duc, tho writer satisfied with the result and his oov
remaining object u produce mon Of them' 'e'"
situation, and rellucns of character conceived "
ludlrrous and characters therefore laitd 10 "
situations and relations. vita pretcnse OF Gauss -
effect Il possible without IL n necessary The rsu'
naturally that To do many Things Vs.
nobdv sees exactly why they do, far as the story
be- told is concerned. though IL Is obvious enough NV
they had % them In orcer 10 produce tho pa'N .
COMPLICATION Of oIlirs which the wr.ter OF the pa' wv
hat he ne d.d In all Thu. accordingly 1.-THE spo's
man" Is a fair example OF its kind The sfn'uon'' ~
,rodur,d ore thoroughly amusing. and the pay si..
AZ 30 higher object lasting usefulness. p'o'
good evenings entertainments -.
such "A play needs, In order that IL may be maoe
ccptablc services OF trained and tometeh' s -,
actors capable Of grasping the possibilities OF every "a
offered them IL presenting it, full comic force Weary -.
quickly and Of passing TO III" next without e' CIR
audience an n,ants tine 10 think and to compare
actors the present play has. The brightest ui'""o
given 10 its devious ways by Mrs George Drew n..
more Her buoyancy OF spirit and manner. ana her
and un,,lllng Geftncss Of execution carry the spe
gayly over many spot where his ereduiity ana MS U.,
nation might otherwise receive rough jolts Jo.epn
land 4. a most able second and his treatment OF hu
incident and perplexity Is most appeciatve ana e
Ing NJ. A. Kennedy and Charles Able are approp,
IN. subjects OF special mention. Miss Margaret :.
ha, small part which she performs as eonscen''ou
II IL were a large one, and a, amusingy MISE '
ritell and Miss Stella Teuton complete the cast ,,,
4 oncact play entitled "The Judge snd 'ne nu ala
ham, tho evenings performance. The programme
that 1, WAS ian unconsidered tribe" IL woud nav
fortunate thing II It could been considered ons
was acted a, such length 5 allowed even " ~
act.