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a STANDARD DOLLAR.
The Senate Adopts an Amendment to
the Silver Bill.

On motion of Mr.. Plumb in the Senate this
afternoon the following was submitted
for the first section of the House
silver bill Yeas, As; nays, "a; that from
and after the date of the passage
of this act the unit of value i'll the United
States shall be the dollar, and the same may be
coined of four hundred and twelve and one-hal
grains of standard silver or of twenty-five and
eight-tenths grains of standard gold. and the
said coins shall be legal tender for all de BITS.
public or private; that thereafter any
may deposit the same at any mint of the United
States to be formed into standard dollars or
bars for his benefit and without charge;
but it shall be lawful to refuse
any deposit of less value than 800, ors any
bullion SO base IS to be unsuitable for the
operations Of the mint.
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The Money Must BE Paid.

BALTIMORE, June lin the matter of the
Order Of the Golden Chain against Bertha Cow
man. a case growing out of JOhnstown flood in
which whole family was wiped out Judge
Dennis decided today that the mortuary fund
of the Order OF Golden Chain must be
paid to the administrator of Ernest B. and
Allen c. Hopes, the infant children
of Walter Z. Hopes. all drowned In the Johns
town Hood of the 3Ist OF May. 1889. There was
violence that the children were seen alivee
in the upper part of the house some short time
after their parents disappeared. and this, so
held the Judge, established the surylvorship OF
The clildran
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HonOrs to Good Marksmen.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE commission of the
federal shooting contest has passed a resolu-
ton requesting the municipal authorities of
Berlin to open the proceedings by formally
welcoming to Germany the riflemen who have
come from foreign countries to participate in
the contest This ceremony will take place in
front of the town hall. The municipal authori-
ties will also be requested to act as marshals at
the banquet to be given to the ritemen. Herr
Miguel. az president Of the Schuetzenbund,
will deliver the address at the banquet.
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Chinese Caught.

Tucson, ARR, June 17.-H. H. Schell, the
United States inspector, arrested two Chinese
yesterday charged with violating the exclusion
law They crossed the Mexican line into the
United States.
The trial of twenty-four Cinnamon charged
with violating the exclusion law was COM
menced before United States Commissioner
Hughes yesterday. The evidence appears con-
elusive that the Chinese came direct from
Hong Kong to San Francisco Being denied
admission there they were transferred to the
steamer Newberry and landed by her at Guaya-
mas. Sonora, Mexico. and made their way
across Sonora into Arizona.
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tOuiN was UulIt W Tue
bride and she was mar
ried before its altar.
The groom and his
best man. Baron Speck
Won Sternberg. military
attache of the German
legation, arrived on the
scene at IL o'clock.
Baron Won, Zedtwitz
wore his military uni
form, that Of an officer
of cavalry in the Saxon
dragons, and in it he
appears a model OF
manly perfection.
Baron Won Sternberg
wore the military uni
form of his diplomatic
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Ealse Weights.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
This morning paid an arab" for peck Of
potatoes, and on weighing them found only a
little over ten pounds, instead of fourteen.
There seems to be almost no protection for
the public but for each family to have rair OF
scales and weigh all thoy purchase. The sealer
of weights and measures goes around and cor
reefs tho false weights, only to find them light
when he calls again, bat no prosecutions fol.
low. Until severe penalties are imposed and
an increased detective force is appointed the
law-breakers will continue to fleece the public
to the detriment of honest dealers.
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a British Husband.

ELMIRA, NY. June 17.-Mrs. Mortimer W.
Newman died last night at Gle East Water
street, in this city, without medical attendance.
The coroner today committed her husband to
Jail 10 await inquest. Mrs. Newman
was confined few days ago and
her baby soon died. Mrs. Newman had
been beaten by her husband, the neighbors
say, and both eyes were black and her body
bruised. The chld's eyes were closed when
born, but its little body showed the marks OF
violence done its mother. it is said. The
family came here last fall from Philadelphia.
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A SURPRISING CASE

Mr.. Alex. Harris. prominent lawyer At No. HOS
ST Washington. d. C.. under date January 1,
1890. wrote to the A.BC. Chemical Co., Richmond.
Va, giving the history Of OF skin eruption q
twenty years STANDING the result Of malignant blood
disease CAt this time Mr. Harris had been unable 10
walk for six months In reply he directed 10 use
AB.C. Alternative with the assurance that he would
be cured March L. 1890. Mr.. Harris seain wrote the
A.B.c. Chemical Co. in the following words: -The
Improvement in my far is almost miraculous.
really getting well. and walk well ever
could and my general health was never better. shall
write you from time time. Meantime you refer
any to me you desire. and shall certainly tell
them that the AB.C Alternative has done good
two months than has twenty years experience with
various eminent physicians and ali other remedies
tried" Under the date April Z. 1890. Mr.. HArris
wrote: 81 am entirely well" Sl4sktu-lm
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A Railroad Man Gone Insane.

MILwAUKEE. June 17.-Great surprise and re-
greet among many people of this city results
from the announcement that Ernest Vliet. gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent of the Milwau-
kee, Lake Shore and Western railroad. is men
tally derarged He was taken last night to the
insane hospital at WauwatOso. Yesterday
iwhie riding with his nurse he became violent
and Il was with the greatest difficulty that the
nurse got him to the Jail, where it required a
dozen men to control him. His trouble was
caused by oyerWOrk
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

brick dwelling, 1926 Rhode Island avenue
northwest; $4,000. W. T. and ]. Z. Russell,
two frame dwellings on jefferson street, Ana
costa; $1,000. o. +. Smith, three brick DWELL
ings, 2l25 to 2129 Dow's alley northwest; 50 500.
Geo. Il Chapman, one frame dwelling on Steu-
ben street, Pleasant Plains $500. Reginald
Fendall and Others trustees, one brick chapel,
corner 2Sth and NJ streets northwest; Sc, 500.
The record for the largest number of permits
ever issued in single day to one man was
made today, a permit being issued to T.
F. Schneider to erect fifty-three brick kwell-
ings. from 600 10 6lS NJ street, from COL to 6ls
l. street, from 1l02 to 1872 5th street and from
HOS to 1l35 9Th street northwest, at an aggre-
gate cost Of $250,00 Mr.. Schneider broke
the record before BY taking out permit for
fifty-two houses.
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Executed Himself

LONDON. June 17.-Arnemann, the German
dentist, who. in November last shot and dan
gerousy wounded Judge Bristowe of the
county court i'll the railway station at Noting
ham. because the judge had given ii decision
against him in a case before the court, has COM
mitted suicide in prison.
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should violate his pledge he would al
that they promptly report il 20 the
court that he might be restrained; that they
would bring him into court and ask 20 be re-
lieved OF their responsibility under the bond
He asked this not only in the prisoners in
terest but In the interest Of the people Of
Washington
THE DEFENDANT RELEASED.
The bond was then taken, and the defendant
released
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The Modern Chinese Wall,

SHANGHAI June 1.-THE viceroy OF Kwang-
tung proposes 20 double the duty on cotton
yarn and piece goods and to increase the duty
on opium by twenty per cent The collection
of the revenue Is to be intrusted to syndicates.
British traders are protesting against the pro-
posed changes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

Guy Turner, who. last January, attempted
suicide at Augusta, Me-, by shooting while in
sane, regarding his accounts city treasurer,
died this morning. His wound had healed,
but no died from brain trouble and starvation.
He had latterly refused to eat Turner had q
crazy idea that he was defaulter, though an
examination showed his books to be honestly
kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

VIENNA, June lin the presence of the
emperor, the courtiers. Count Kalnoky and the
archbishop of Vienna the Archduchess Valerie
Yesterday abdicated all her claims to the throne
of Austria Her action IL taken in order that
she may be enabled to marry whomsoever she
pleaaes free from all considerations of state
policy
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Speaker Shorter Dead,

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 17.-Hon. c. c.
Shorter of Eufaula. speaker of the Alabama
house of representatives, died yesterday. He
was a young man of brillian. attainments.
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MARRIED.

ALDEN-HEwEETT In Baltimore June ID 1 500
by Rev VIM. klrkus. ID. d.. JAMES NJ ALDEN USN
TO FRANCES f.. DAUGHTER OF the late Thomas W Hew-
lett OF Oxford, EuglHnd. No cards.
MALLBCH-BARGER On TUESDAY June 10
$500, at Newport. X l.. bv the lev T. T. Emerson
MAUD ANNA, daughter OF Samuel r. Bar.rer OF Ncu
-
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The Queen Gives Away Her Bust.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Queen has presented
to Baron Ferdinand dc Rothschild a bust of
herself by Boehm in memory of her recent
visit to his estate of Waddesdon.
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PENSIONS Fon DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
of Columbia Is follows: Increase, Lewis T.
Jewett Ephraim C. Merriim, James II. Chad
sey, James Morgan. Soldiers Home). Will
lam Bolts. Soldiers Home); original invalid,
John Fisk, William L. Dudley, William Key,
(navy), and William II. Allen navy, Soldiers
Home).
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A1zs,s

10 SAY LEADING PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
alsrs, AND THEIR OPINION IS INDoRsED BY
kHoUsANps CURED BY 1T OF sCRoFULA. &c
SRNA ERYsIpELAs AND OTHER DISEASES OF
yHE BLOOD
ayers Ssrssparills has its reputation By years
q valuable service to the community. Hisne b,a"-
\ 8. Lang Druggist. 212 Merrimack ST., Lowell,
Dlasa
, Dr. ". P. Wright Paw Paw Ford. Tenn. says: In
NJ practice invariably prescribe Ayers sarsaparls
- chronic diseases Of the blood"
Dr.. R. r Boyle. Sd and Oxford SITS, Philadelphia.
~, writes: For two years have prescribed Ayers
Sarsapara in numerous instances and find it highly
sGcacious in the treatment Of all disorders of the
hood"
L NJ Robinson, Pharmacist, sabina, Ohio. certhes:
ayers Ssrsaparills has always been great seller
NJ customers think there is blood purifier equal
ton"
For many years afflicted with scrofulous run
Ming Sores which at last became bad the doctors
advised amputating of my legs to save my life.
began taking Ayers sarssparlls and an i'm
yrovement After using about two dozen bottles the
sores were healed continue to take few bottles Of
this medicine each year. for my blood, and am no
longer troubled with Ihaye tried other repusd
blood purifiers. but does much good as Ayers
sarsaparilla."-D. A. Robinson. Neal, Kansas
Don't fail to get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

WASHINGTON Inventors. -Patents have been
issued to John d. Archer Of this city for a
muffie furnace and TO Edward NJ. Bentley for
signal for electric railways.
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larceny from the person bail in $500 was taken
today.
William Z. Williams paid Judge Miller IS
today for extinguishing light on Armory
street last night
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SPRING AND SUMNER Hans

IN CAssIMERE. DERBIEs AND sTRAws
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS 9th Avenue styles
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws a, Soc. 75e.. o.. 90
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at SOC and upward
large lot OF GENUINE MACKINAw sTRAws ct
eI.0o. worth -. 90. 60. SO and IS co.
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ID RY @ O ps.

DRY Goops.
Bleached Table Damask &c
Feather Proof Ticking l1c.
flllOw Case Cotton. Toe.
sheetIug ~ ysrds widg. II and ISc.
Challies. ,, ,. 10 and lSc.
Large line of Lawns, fast colorS SC.
Black Dress silk. 75c. and 81.
Linen Furniture Covering. zoe.
Red Table Linen. fast COlOrs. 25c
HACK MOhAir, 49, inches wide, only 5Oc
Large line Of Boys shirt Waists
Gents Outing shirts, 20. 50 and soc
Boys Knee Pants.
freuch Saline l5c.
Gents bslbrlgsaE shirts, % and so.
Ciark's o. Mt. Spool Cotton, 45c doI
Dress Makers Cambria. &c.
suramsr silks. SOC
Ia Rows Pms for lc
passsols AZ all prices.
T.B TowSER.
ts5 1916 9TH St H. W.
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PR1cEs LOWER THAx Ever
A REDUCTION OF FROM 20 TO 20 PER CENT ON
ENTIRE STOCK OF
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
MATING,
uPHOI sTERY GOODS. &c.

CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. &c.
Fi.IGERAI URS and Ice CHESTS. Perhaps you
need one. We have the best assortment in the city
per cent. Examine those the dry-air principle.
No paskinz to absorb or retain the moisture.
We also call attention to the very handsome piece
2HeT il lie aarIet. We have them in Two fnishes
Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century. Worth $40.
Must be seen ~ De appreciated
We also OF reduction of 20 per entire
BABY CARRIAGES
Ills TsdGtiion is Tor ONE WIEN Snis So take adj
vantage VI IL
MATING! MATING!
are SaTTyns larger STOCK Than we should st
CUT PRICES 10 ACTUAL COST.
White China Mating reduced from N to Sc per I'd
Fancy " - to lsc
:: Seamless, g g !, : 3Ss ::
Lend most attractive appearance to floors that are
oiled or covered with Mating. We have large
offered at TedGction u IS per cent. ""'0N Ar'
smyrna Mats reduced to q 90: former price sl.5O.
: = s55 55 s s s. 8
500. &" $1,000
BARGAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Elesant Oriental Curtains reduced from sl2 to
81 os per pair.
handsome and stylish Imported Punjab Curtains
-esiucrJ to $3.50 per Iair: former prlce sI6.
Fancy striped Curtains reduced " 9sc per pair cool
and airy
Reduction in
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
Estimates furnished
Wire Doors AMI Window Screens made TO order at
lowest p!Iles-
Adjustable Wire Screens will Mt any window.
u JOE want any thing IN the HOusefurnishing line
Cal on
You can buy cheaper NOW than in the Fall
JULIUS LLNSBURGH.
3el& 18th and + sta
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The tannery of the Cincinnati Oak Leather
Company was almost entirely DESTROYED by fire
last night Lightning ignited the bark shed.
Loss, go, 0C0; insurance, $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Sto

New York Stock Market.
The following tho opening and closing prices Of
The New York Stock Market, us reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

N H. tuLToN. LOAN OFFICE l2Is Pa AVE
He n Established 1870. 1be only Licensed Pa wu
broker Inc l;suict. Money loalea Nstchss.
diamonds sewelTy silver Ware and other bles.
IL Gold Watches other pleage 90 in
great saIaety scTy low pilccs. .Al3-tnss
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WITH THE POPE's BLESSING.
Baron Won Zedtwitz and Miss Lima
Caldwell Married Today.

AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE AT THE CATHOLIC UNI
yERsITY-BIsHoP sPAULDISG PERFORMS THE
CEREMONY AND BISHOP KEANE ASSISTS IN THE
MAss-A WEDDING BREAKFAST.
Baron Won Zedtwitz, the German minister to
Mexico. and Miss Lima Caldwell were married
in the chapel Of the Catholic University, beyond
the Soldiers Home, by Bishop Spalding of
Peoria, Ill. today at Ills o'clock The ceremony
lasted forty minutes, it closed with
a low mass celebrated by the bishop.
The day was an ideal bridal day, and
the drive from the city was most enjoy
able one taken through the Soldiers
Home grounds. Adjoining are the university
grounds to the building of which the brides
sister gave 100000. The little gem of
chapel in which the marriage performed
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jel4

FNHOsE UNHAPPY PERSONS WHO SUFFER
= from nerNousness and dy spepsia should use CAR
EkS Little Nerve Pills. made expressly for this
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AYERS SARSAPARU.LA.
Prepared By

Especially when your health may be at stake. II any
one offers ycu JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT.
and il does not have Johann Hof's' signature the
neck Of the bottle do take it under any circum-
stances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

nERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER WITH CON
II stipGtiOn, Injuries the complexion. induces PIN
pies sallOw skin CARRIERS Little Liver Pills re-
move the cause.
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Childrep,s DAY at Gaithersburg.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
GAIrHERsBURa, June Is.
The Methodist Episcopal Church OF Gathers
buvg held children's day service yesterday.
The exercises were unusually interesting. The
church was beautifully decorated with flowers
and ferns. The exercises included recitations
by the following little ones: leila Crawford,
Clarence Burns. Lucy English, Clara Phebus,
Essa Crawford. Nettie English, Mamie Phebus,
Maud Buxton. Carrie Crawford, Smith Lans-
dale and Nellie phebus. The recitations were
interpreted with good music by the children
The pastor, Rev Dr. Moore, made AN eloquent
address III closing. JIM
General Manager Merrill of the Kansas City
and st. Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad ha s
been appointed general manager of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy to sue coed Z. r.
Ripley. who resigned
The subscriptions to the Egyptian conversion
loan are twenty times in excess Of the amount
Of the loan,
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WARD OUT ON BAIL.
He Takes q Pledge I'm Court as One of
the Conditions.

BONDS GIVEN IN s25, oo0-JUpox BINGHAM RE
QuIREs HIM TO STAND UP IN COURT AMI
PROMISE NOT TO DRISK-THE TRIAL POST
PoNEp TO OCTOBER.
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wILLETT 4 RUOFF.
9O5 Pennsylvania ave.
my2O-3I

MUST NOT BE COMPOUNDED WITH COMMON
w ostharttc purxative pills. CARfERs Little
Liver Pills entirely unlike them IN every respect
One trial Will DrUye their superiority.
MOISTURE BITTERS, INDORSED BY PHYSI-
N clans and chemists for purity and whocsomcressL
Dr: J. q. b. sIEGEkT 4 SONS. Sole Manufacturers.
Ask FOUR druggist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

We call SPECIAL. ATTENTION to our line Of RE-
Fi.IGERAI OifS and Ice CHESTS. Perhaps you
ed one We have the best assortment in the city,
all woods and makes, from 50 up. Prices reduced 20
per cent Examine those the dry-aIr prInci pie.
No pa king 10 absorb retain the moisture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17
sAGsAPARILLA

THE BTST
BLOOD MEDICINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

William Jackson had a revolver in his pocket
when Policeman Mulloy arrested him, ana
Judge Miller fined him $50 or ninety DAYS ON
the farm today.
Alexander johnson. a colored cattle driver
was fined IS by Judge Miller today for driving
a drove of sheep through the streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17
MATING, MATING

The finest line ever shown From 81 50 up.
This reduction Is Tor ONE WEEK Only. 30 take ad
vantage VI IL
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BARaAINs Isl TPHOLsTERY Gnnns

bAhtA4NS IN 6OODs.
EleEant Oriental Curtains reduced from SI2 to
81 6s per pair
handsome and stylish Imported Punjab Curtains
-esiucrJ to $3.50 per Iair: former prlce sI6.
Fancy striped Curtains reduced u 9Sc per pair cool
aLd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

We carrying a larger stock than We should q,
tins Of year, and III order to reduce II have
CUT PRICES 10 ACTUAL COST
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DoS.r Be Drcr1YEp.

ml9
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. Wire Doors AMI window Screens made 10 order at
lowest p.Ices.
Adjustable Wire Screens will Mt any window.
il you want any thing IN the HOusefurnishing line
cal
You can buy ehesper NOW than in the Fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the slg-
nal Office today: Sam. 6s. 2p.m-, rs; maxi
mum. as; minimum. 65
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-11
UMBRELLA RACE.

country better morals than could be
taught on the regular racing grounds
The association will start the games,
therefore, in different parts OF tho
country, the next races being booked
for Buffalo New York. Clubs are now
being organized in other places 10 take
them ND. There can be little doubt Of
the popularity which tho Gymkhana
races will meet with, or of the vast ben
eG Is they will confer in spreading a
taste for a form OF exercise and
pleasure which has no equal in its
health-giving qualities and other de-
lights
OF course tho effect OF these contests
is greatly heightened by having proper
costumes for them. In those which
have taken place the young gentlemen
have usually worn racing capof silkand
vari-cOlorcd silk shirts. white trousers
and riding boots. In default Of these a
white. loose shirt and trousers, with a
colored sash, is enough 70 give bright
ness TO the scene and avoids tho ncccssi-
ty Of getting q special outfit There "a
little or no danger IN tho races which a
rider would not encounter under ordi-
nary circumstances. nor is tlere any
rough play at any time. Tho handling
and mounting Of fractions pony is rer-
haps tho most difficult feat 20 be mot
with. and experience in this can never
do harm 20 a rider.
The members and executive corr
mittec of tho Pony Racinc Association.
which Is doing what il can 20 Introduce
the games into this country, are n l..
Herbert, T. Hitchcock. Jr.. J. G.
Groone. !. Clinch Smith. J. y. Cbeever.
A. J. Cassats. ). f. Cowdin, T. IT.
Powers FaFr. Harry Hsmlin. 5 s How
laud. g Z. KIssoL T. II. Mccullough.
T. Nlcoil, Z Optcrbridge. J. Parker. r..
PendIcton, T. G. Potter. A. p Pur5v.
Douglas Robinson. Elliott Roosevelt
4. {. Tower, r. T. Underbill jenkins
Van scbaick. !. N. Waterbury and J..
T. Wood, al sf New York.