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horses The ponies arc email rugged. ana many OF
them have or less mustang blood In thom. They
cheap and hardy little animaS and for some reason
or other heir the Ills Of the larger horses
The chief in the new association made the Rock.
away stceplechase Association famouA and they are
starting out with the idea Of improving the breed Of
ponies and extending the list Of small OwnsrA
Lewis sayre was of the most popular men in the
medical profession aud his death was shock to every
one he Young man and apparently IN tho full
enjoyment OF robust physical health. lie had high
color deal OF vivaoity and was intensely inter
ested In his profession 1t is said that his death has
Affected his father to dangerous extent Tho disn.
gused lost his other in similarly abrupt
manner years ago His life was centred in the
two boys. and both OF them showed such promise in
surgery that Dr Sayrs felt hopes OF success for
them. Lewis sayre devoted to athletics and dis.
played tho utmost in his manner of living and his
sudden death was all the more unexpected.
phase of 'la srppt in Brooklyn that there have
been without the slightest catarrhal
symptoma This Ia especially true where children are
the victims prominent physician said yesterday ~
have hurrynR for week past from the bedside OF
child to that of another all affected exactly In tho
way and in every instance absolutely without ex.
ception. tho attack has followed the same develop
ment VIZ, the sudden seizure at play or at school,
marked by violent headache and pains in the bones and
joints accompanied with n RAPIDLY rising temperature
the majority Of them hold for twenty four hours
perature OF from l0t B6o to iO5obut without ndi
OF inc respiratory
organs. There is usually gastric disturbance fre
uUently obstinate stomach ache. the little folks
call II, as the fever recedes which II Invariably has
far in experience in from twontyfour to forty
hours The symptoms those OF tho Southern fever
dcngte. backbone fever rather Of species OF It,
for that usually longer It IL after the
child Is apparently well and about again that catarrhal
or Influenza symptoms IL at all OF after
such temperature corresponding depression Of the
system takes place, rendering q cold very
Annv n hQ nj IN far hnNwa ha~.
not Ind single serious cold among the little
folks and tho tendency to pneumonia trouble
among adults in my experience has invariably
been in whero additional low vitality, from
tho presence Of chronic disease complications Of
some other sort has existed Isee that children in New
York have far been almost exempt from the troubles
here however, they have been generally affected
children and servants / have attended more cooks
and housenaids during the last fortnight than in all
my previous years OF practice put together believe
have noticed thing toe that cooks are apt to bo
more seriously affected than tho other domestic SER
wants This. think, may be due ono or q comblna
tion Of several causss Cooks spend most Of their time
in place where tho temperature s high. rendering
them especially liable to sudden coldN and then. as q
class. they notoriously imprudent cook will
stand range broiling chop, with every pore
open from the heat and window at his back will send
an icy drauEht of air and down his spinal column at
the same time Even a cook stand that sort Of
thing with impuny. Another possible reason for the
prepOnderance OF cooks seized may be they Of all
the household servants addicted to tho tppnR
habit systems enfeebled by alcoholism appear take
hold of the grip"
Talking about tho entries made for the roh
racing stakes of 1890 welkno veteran trainer Of
sheepshead Bay remarked yesterday: There Is one
exciting feature about racing frequently in tho
past that will be rarely witnessed in the future That
is the close finishes in stakes for ods
like. where half dozen hrst-olasB colts apt nn
ish we'll abreast There many valuable stakes
tbrOn thal
pounding their youngsters to pieces will draw in
favor OF each other, that each will be Of share
OF tho prizes and save their cracks from breaking
down" Judging from tho way majority OF the wntor
races owners trying the experiment
before the campaign for rich stakes begins In about
three out Of every four two horses mako
all the running and It seems to be turn about a. 10
which shall win
Mrs. Lily Van Dunn, tho nocturnal evangelist OF
street. taken III with the grip long ago.
During exile of eight days from her hock
tated much on the question Of changing her apparel
The result was that she reappeared at the mission
ast week in the garb of Sister Of Charity She says
his attire will be a sort OF protection to her In the
,ary. liRhtleFR mornings when she goes homo unat-
ended She also thinks that some OF her converts who
we're nominally Catholics, will have increased re-
peot for her in her dress 1t quite becoming
o her as the flowing gown she used to
Lou Payn is getting to be a familiar ngure to people
Iround lower Broadway. where he is found every day
'racing the walls Of the United States Express Com
pany'S new building Payn is having his own way IL
he politics of the Hudson River Counties but he is not
ret satisfied, and waits rather impatienty for some
hing to turn up In the way OF personal recognition ct
he White House. lie Is q vigorous talksr, and can
make tho air sulphurous about him when he Is rouseds
lis friends that he is tho State
It the time Of the fight which the designations Of
onklinR and Patt precipitated at Albany Payn came
caring down from the Legislature one night and called
politician at the Fifth Avenue who was greatly In
crested in the outcome Of the struggle. PAyn rushed
lto the room. boiling with at the
al reached him about the action Of certain men at
and proceeded to them several
indS Of language. Not until he had freed his mind
retty thoroughly did he notice that his hosts wife
tting behind asCreen at tho other end of the room
nd that she had been listener all he had said She
to leave the ROOM and Payn began to murmur an
pology Pray don't apologize" said sho. interrupt
lg 'you have relieved my mind Of great load. Mr..
Ryn." She stawart of the stalwarts was
eeply interested in the contest and shared Payn's
'elings though unable TO express them in his way.
Jay Goulds marked Improvement in health and hisin-
easing activity in affairs causing quite little
nOng those who were OF his dangerous phyaica
,ndition so At that time 1t impossI-
e to interest him in the details of of his monetary
,ntures and his old associates had 10 fall back on
gorge. Lately, with stronger health the familiar fig
70 Of tho Little Wizard has been noticed with increAs
z frequency in the Wall Street district and George no
niger represents his father In financial conferences
r. Gould believes that outdoor has done moro
build him up anew than all the medicine his physL
ans have prescribed AreguRr afternoon task for him
TO walk from the Western Union building his home
,ovc the Windsor Hotel George Gould always accom-
nies him on these trips The start out about4
clock and walk at pretty rapid pace. George fre-
entiy carries short anG tho old man pushes
onG with his thrown open and one hand stuck
ep in his trousers pocket
' Have you been 10 The Angelina yetr asked
person Of another in the hearing of the passengers
elevated train tho other day
No. was the reply; Eve been away from the city
most all this winter and haven't been to the theatre
ALL"
And then he wondered why everybody near him In the
r seemed to have Just remembered funny story.
etching of 1.-THE Angelus has Just been com
,ted in Paris Only very limited number OF copies
e to lie struck on and the price is said to be 700
mes or 500 each. The most expensive copies on