, 1879-06-15

be made mistake in bringing the horse OF dog.
| dls "lf and drol1ery 2ra fnimikxbie and ha soou
became first choice over the entire feld--St LouIs
paptr.
80 50, the 4-year-old Kentucky lilly that made q
Fee2to o. 2:31 as 2-year-old is reported ~ dou.
99nfi, shs will tros in ths 5~year~oa race here
The boys At jackson had quite tall the first dav
Of the meeting. when John Splon Won the 2: :a6
~ taSe W1tn Br'sadier- Convoy was hi2 fAyorite
Dull Jailed to get place.
AT Ise s-yesr- Old stallion Waterman by Sentinel,
ulea recently At Pntladelphia from collie. Hs was
s4e property OF Mr. Frank Ellis. who recent11 loat
Net1e' and gave promise Of being fast. -,
.hid haoiidsmmh NH Is the last man in tbe connrry wlo
yeti at man for going up the stretch stoo
hfs class, for we bave seen hipa do the sama thiu9
On very many occaaons.-Sun.
Buy strsTbFidge and Carrie BerrJhtll, used BY
h. hr. James Garnean- Of ST. Louis II 4 road team,
ior -, ouo Previous to the sale they were driyen
! tnree heats over the Cleveland tack in s:38A:
2:353t, 2:35A- '>'
Rpss.n tsPy M the Canadian trotter that the
tatning record Of 2:26, ia at the Rnffsin trnce
preparing for the summer Campaign He has trot-
ted and won fourteen races, and never lost heat
colltaio1-
A. hiss been the case for several years, Chicago
still leads the world in the manufacture OF suIkies.
and those manufactured BY T. B. Browns Novelty
Carriage Works are now n use by all the prominent
d1tvers. Rarus made his 2:l3A record when driven
to ono OF them, and Hopefnla 2:l6h to wagon Wss
another triumph for Ar. Brown.
James Golden, Of Boston, who has been credited
with furnishing the evidence in the Edwin Forrest
PYle. writes to Mr. Pate a. follows: s'All said
was that gave you money to play on the race for
me- and that yo9 retgFned ned me hs money with
Why said that was because It would be natural for
me 70 give it to some one, and you WIS the first
ta taT 31n g say that NJ affidavit expelled yo1 but
sure what said here would not expel anybody. 1
should have answered you before, but never re-
eelVeo your telegram until this morning."
An exchange says: "When Lfttfefe1d was in
SUIT vas an unexpected exhibition Of form The
to H. saaioFd 10 's run 1i h H. santo1d SAM I'd
think you have been eating pig Now, Little
ah aeld knew icy ths meaning Of mos! phrases but he:
ne do yen
bis reply. There was once man who backed
himself to eata pig. On bis assurance that he
could accomplish tie task friend stood come
to the disgust Of the friend the man, after getting
half through the pig, was beaten, and put down
1ae sid the tsoa soses a ssa.s s;4 soa
pie!" 49, .'Wsl!, - said the man, II ate one two
Llt+lEQEl0.
have tried too near the race"
:. Little Ruin, who is entered in the Illinois Der.
oy ana Ir1al at the meeting here which commences
next Saturday, has been doing some good WORK
this season, and will likely be made one Of the
Derby favortes. on account Of hfs performances in
the Sonth. At Louisville, in the Tobacco Stakes,
mile heats, he won in 1:44S, 1:4i1. In the
Merchants' Stakes ne nude the running from the
start, doing the first mile in AZ He Is bright
bay. with STAR and little white both fore feet
around the coronets; stands fifteen and half
hands high, with beautiful head and neck, which
1T into powerful shoulders- Little Rufin was bred
at the Preakness Stud. North Elkhorn Farm,
iE,ayette County, ky.' foaled June 2, 1876. py
OF Blondelia, by The Flying Dutchman, ETC. he
was purchased Ut the annual sale OF the Freshness
yeariings. IN 1877. by Mr. j. A. Grinstead, for
Churchill and johnson, last year for S5l5. Ills
fox the season end with the Chicago
meeting,
1t is not generally known that the travelling
companion OF the gray gelding Hopefnl is small
black French poodle. named Fido, presented some
has travelled all over the country with Hopeful
exhibits the greatest fondncss for him. and the
feeling Is as warmly reciprocated by the trotter.
When Hopeful lies down 70 resi-, Fldo cues him
self up between the animals legs. and together
they enjoy their repose. In the gedng's company
fido u always happy and in exubera spirits, and
away from him he is detected and unhappy The
full is the truck fido stands a. near tbs rail Al
possible and watches his movements. and. Bhould !
tue crowd applaud, the little fellow expresses his
delight in series Of loud yelps. He will remain
at the gate. and accompany him to the stable with
look expressive OF the greatest pride aud a1mra
ton. He will bRrk and expect caress; then
Hopeful will bend his heaato his pet, and the two
Who will say after this that dumb animals do not
poasess human instincts:-Erchah1e~