New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Little fancy in character, as that Of yesterday. thy
should have been offered at all.
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Little fancy N CndrdSstf' ~ t.Ne =" ye'~S-y' ~
should have been offered at all.
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When Rube the lass OF the Mohieans, had bees
dispoeed o. the interest was renewed, for probably
every in the crowd sagaciousv noticing The cold
clustering weather concluded before coming to the
ground, that be would get thr~e-minuie roadster tor
about $50 And we must confess that these reasonable
expectations well ms realized For either there
wss popular impression that Mr. Monno.'s stop
watch bad been tampered with, when he bad timed
hs horses the price of fast horses bad wonderfully
abaied. Horses that beat ordinary Harlem
locomotive are not plsny that men can afford see
them taken from them at 800 prices, andn there
disappointed ones yesterday, let them lean TO DO better
next time.
TIE first lot was Native American, 7-year-old
black relding thai has trotted in rs in public he
rather .euare-barreed and not good in the rump lie
was started a, e. 500 and by BIDS of ftes run up to
COO a, which be went to J. i. Kelly Of New-fork.
who has seen bis track business, and cdnsiaers him
bargain.
Tartar lot 10 cost Mr.. Mouno; s., 900 and 80 when,
on being led out there was feeler Of $50 pu' out tbs
owner was 80 Disguised thereat that the hoe was at
once withdrawn.
Empress, lot 90 has made her uis, in 25, and can
do it again; and Mr.. James Lannsn is noe satisfied
with his bargain ut $780, he is unreasonable than
we think him.
Fanny Morris, lot 81. was Of The very beet bar
gains of the sale. She is trm-but little mars sired
BY the Hin Black Hawk, kind in harness. can rc< IN
2:40 and her owner said he firmly beloved abe wouid
make the twenty miles in hour, great Is her en-
durance. Now n mare with such arm, speed, and
bottom is prize for any man. and we cannot imagine
why persons stood by and let her go to Mr. Jsqes at
$40 and yet purchased tar worse beasts at an equal
price.
Lot %, Lonesoms Phebe. nne-year-sid 2:4O sorrei
mare was started at $50, but went at $3.50, to- Mr..
Oakley. Lot % hcqueline, is strong. powerful
mare perfectly sound rather Frenchy IN appearance.
and has made $50 time; she was sold to A. Bhcland
at si55. Lot 25 Black Claw, very nice, smooth
shaped mare, with first.rats fiat legs and went very
cheap to Mr.. Palmer, at s2:S.
The Princess Cotilde, lot 25, is powerful, stylish
animal, and very large for three-yeareld. MoDnot
gave $500 and soSrel mare for her. She is enc
mover has long stride and good action, and, as
gentleman remarked, "can 90 like a bullet" Mr..
Coudert gave $50 for her. which is fSsr price than
most of the lots realized.
Jeanette, a seven-year-old black, mare, that can
beat three minutes to harness. is good soui beast,
with a very p0weriui second thlgn, anu NJ Wv "~
cheap
From this lot TO lot Is the bids brs straggng.
and the prices so low in cases that NE ANIMALS
were withdrawn.
Paris was lot IS. He il broken to single orNioable
harness. and his mother trotted in 240 and PAL He
is splendid two.year-old colt, but Mr.. Oakley got
him for $3.50.
Walter Scott, very fine twoyear'oi assllica, 10y
White Bird of Canada, trotted in 3l2 asa yearing.
and got $3.50 forfeit At $40 he Of tho best
bargains Of the sale.
Old Pet, the well-known PAGER who made @ second
heat in 2ls when driven by Harry Jones, odd, but
has great speed in him yet, and Mr. Barretto got him
cheap at 1890. In fact, there scarcely an animal
sold At full yaluationa fact TO be aecocntee for by
the unfavorabe of the year aud the exposure
to which they have necessarily been subjected since
the burning of Mr.. Monnots stables.
There were but two sold specially az saddishorses-
One of them, Lady Kent, old iron-gray mare that
was ridden by Franconi, and jumped twenty four
foot ditch at the Hppodrome, and Black Prince, who
ia said TO be one of the best saddehosos in the
try The mare sold for about her value 3o, and tho
horse for less than his, $I9O, at which price r. p.
Christy got him. Ii the Prince Of blacks on the Black
Prince do not make figure in the Central Park wa
shall be mistaken.
| The sale figures up as follows: