, 1879-05-18

fees Incurred by owners OF horses amounted to
S485. 473, showing that more tnan t"o-tn'ros u
the money trotted for was put up by the owners OF
the horses entered OF the bnslness OF 1878. there
remain uupafd entrance fees aggreRattng $50. @8e.
less than 10 per cent Of the whoe lnso1seu'
and goody proportion Of this WILL yet oe colectea-
To show that this latter aseef1on ID hot win oho'
some facts on tho subject arc ptcaenteo' Dae'ns
1878 tho Association received on aeeouns y. pss'
eons and horses in the delinquent list s12, 542.
one-thira Of which was for the year 1873, large
nmonnt on account OF 1877, 81, 232 on account Of
1B76 s7so on account OF 1875. and s'17 which
run hocl m 1814. The whole reduction In the
delinoueut list during the year was ~, ooz. IN
eight previous years the Ass"clation aaa ce!aFnea meg
to mcmbcrs through. the same channsl S9o. oco;
ycar. ewclls ths amount to sos. ~.
These facts show conclnsiyely ys two thin9a: that
tho field for piracy outside one and that
within the Association afe oencuts ~ ootn 1lasks
and horscmcn which can be obtained nowne1e else
The members are divided 'n'o n'' ~'"''o'' 60 Ivy
lows:
business as aforesaa for the season. shall exceed
eoasss T. & those members each Of whose
st = sss ao ASSESSED
consist q' he Gf
S. ooo but shall not exceed So ooo AsssSed At S7s
S,sotfs sssS u SSose
esiasss Aforesaid 5er tho season. ah' not exceed
~ -. ch.racter Of the National Associations
oicers nothing but praise can be said. The Board,
which met in this city last week. ana was preeldea
by the LION; &C. c. rssnect OF al who hoe attendad @
its SESSIONS. in whatever capacl1y. ~ members
were e ali men OF fne minds. and in one instance Of
legal attatnmcnts dn1 and natientiy and
.har decisions were such that fault could possi
NV be found with them. Not only vas the letteI,
but also the spirit OF the law consae5eu ~ saeif
actions, and when sucn e""4oS - peA""oN "AANA
ciBm IL disarmed.
THE MAID AND HER COLT;
Last week a reporter OF the New York Graphic
visited the Fashion Stud Farm. In company with
Mr.. George B. Alley and Henry N. Smith, the
proprietor. On tho way the conversation arlitea
into the subject Of higll-p priced horses:
..yyhat was the highest price ever paid for trot-
Mr., Bonner, who bought her from Mr.. Bates. l be.
et poMer la. invested great deal of money in
me- sa fSs 5 sarS taF IT, fsl
u IL s ea nes pies,
R1ohed or edy Palmer and Fatbush Maid a Mass Jos
Eet &a@aaa saS ans kysqe
ii 5s say s' ssssaox money
5Re po99olas notIG m Sqt + Wien +
ii i !: tEs r. 1a5 sea,s vi
ssS e % @ saa Ra
IL r1 1paasel seeing that smiled inorednltty Mr.
Ai'sf 10 be,in he paid for Lady Thorn $50 ooo
for Godsaiitn Maid, s35, oo: TOR Lucy a. $zs u: for
jay Gould S5 o onn ~ omsI The horse bayic
boakt ID Rs1y Bsusns 6fp II. Rle9
ander foT Zen. Knox he paid s1o o,for: Resa @
na cost PHI n1m Il 69 Ma3nn Su:Wood Daisy
vaa 1a ,srbt She stood him III asoo What does all
tha: s%. fSas !5o aef feractly" ,, :. ,,.... ,n+ =.
we tess are f M Gan @ L. BIonds
s5ss;s Soa can satsl' put the aggregate ut sSoe
smh n'o he sn,s
hSa ss, t. 1ac9 i, arats n5xs
s@fs =
tc horse and atsrxaIa; became
e NJ m aoaa ans pss psasss 5ersa s
fn5 f9aiins ~ e beas sd keSp u
t, #:s:
Ae Sat et
fences nclosns green st af
fe1ce lneiasing TiStnnv i"nu rnwe nj stu,fes With
and lmRcala;eg yretrh}nr ont considerable dis.
line u paadocks xonton @ amd a1htfnr we
tance; nS t. uhircs! xpicn carried us st ratling
= s. s ea SnsEs & i shs
CLERK keeping H. t.i a, o,t sct of booSs va walked
through tnc m ns az tnciosure the gate Of
a,r ~ 1hrmun onen We were fnce to "a 70 witt
which belng NV or tha rrnnwnrd (;oism.sn Mpid,
me queen ~ sei + ttn wceEs before lie xct Of Gen
Washington Lazy r,o fon nns bsr mane and tai
nlled ont neI conL "t' s,.tlv r.rnpnlxnne ana al
all the soundness az. aItnnsi w .pt fu
o!e heI cot1 ~ n ~ snri to Mr. Smt at seeing
q w. s1aee laoE W 20 Young ana fresh
tns !ao9s saiI ~ bii sic ns been very well takcr
| ,.r.nf and vas always good traveller. She Away
eopstanty ant for thirteen from
q the country to 51e Gtncr ~, s hc
o} Her keeper could 70 see
IN her stall anu while ne was snc1o uo '"e ~
neaF snnpose she has been profitable to you?'
"Yes She has netted me oyer t S,onn a,u on ~
nifer 9,n1s PaslhS a'' n'A e@p~A"' -.
showed Mr. Smith the foloWnE s5traes rGm ~ ~ ~
teryiewr rT w'tn t!i,,c coote' .t'o 'rnurSE: 1uu
by this time several parties were doing enc iasGi d
aa9 one c2 vnturnE TIC suggestion that pei
hans would not be ~ good one from tn
| facr Of her hayinG been in training 10 iou9. .,.
| don't think so.' said the Nadia OLD drlFei
with WORKOUT mare H. mlSHL Ut LAe CaaS. oos ~