, 1881-07-10
Paris was Informed that M Qutne is very
rich American pork merchant ;l1ld flour tna1l-
utactnrer in Chicago, wlinsc feeble health
dill not permit him to visit Paris"

rich American pork merchant ,llld flour man
utactnrer in Chicago, wlnse feeble healtl
dill nnt permit him to visit PariS.'
Mr.. Harvey Clemens, of Eagle, Wis, las
sold II IT, y: Mckinney Ills l'air of Chestnut
ockei: e tea' IS one n Of the I't bsa itn's IN the
West, sixteen hands high, fine corkerS. ant
sa1 ssao trot tq pole in three minutes. price
Mr.. H. u. Mckinney, Of Evansville; Wis,
has purchased from III. j. 1. Case, Racine,
ne s-ycar-od bay eolt Senator Sprague, BY
by Blue Bull. Price, $l,0J0. Mr.. Mckinney
has also purchased from George 3. CIasoll
| u %: the 2-yrnr-ols brown colt King RiclMrd,
by Dictator, dam by thorong Inbred st. Let,er,
paying 81, 200 for him:
1t is believed that when Mr. Iorillatd's en-
! try for THE Jockey Club Cup, 10 De rim at the
| llayllarket llnueI.ton meeting, is openetl, it
! will be found to contain the name of Barrett
instead Of lroquois. The latter colt would
be ohligrd to carry 4 seycn pound penalty,
and the llou@htol1 meeting, lie will be ell
tlte0 to a seven-pound allowance.
There seems to have been some queer work
done ny the Judges at tile recent Mystic Park
meeting at Bost"n. SlHakins 1T the 2:a,3a race
a local paper says: "'Ihis was hotly contest
Maxwell. The first lleat was won by Max
well in .;:s;l4, the second by Wiz in .:a.4, the
third and fourth by Jersey Boy in 2::43l and
2:::s': and the sixth and seventh by Wiz
In the seventh heat Jersey Boy was the first
sci him back for running. llc did not .io
any more running than Wiz. Hereafter
hnrselhen will know that it Is mouse to take il
good s1lare tr"t'crto Mystic Park when they
have such Judges ols the stand as during this
during the six heats, and when he collnreu
jersey Boy and Wiz III tile last heat, IN the
backstretcil,. they both broke and ran away
from him. This and several similar occur
relces were passed over by the Judges
N:t'lcys driver could not get iler 10 scoru :ls
last us the others, and he asked the starting
judge, Mr. Emerson, to protect him, which
protectlon was promised, and III The next
fifteen or twenty feet behind the last horse,
and they got the word. During the time that |
the horses were coming back after the lust
heat, specu lator. who thought ho had lost |
Of pulling hi:n; but when the Judges de-
clston was given he had quite another |
opinion"
Equine nomenclature is subject to which |
perl!al!s not sufficient attention Is paid in tile
United States, where neatly named race
horses are tile exception, but i'll England 1t |
is assidnonsly studied, and often with fortt,-
nate results. Thus III ol,t class at the recent
horse show in London :l!lt!,sl every pair cy-
lllb'ted rejoicetl in apprnpriatc and harmon
lol.s nalnes. Jack and 'Iii were the prlze-
and The Clown; another team retoirr,l iii the
ll:ti1lcs Ut Gladstone and Bright; Uulgilu and
lago performed together with MS inuch spirit
rs the two eminent actors Uf the Lyccu1n,
while i pair OF black horses were must hap
English turtnlct! ovrrt" the thing, :,> in the
Ellstnnres Of Such nnlllcs MS tirrn1ta iii Fersy
anti IL i'cIlscroso. which The public changed
into i, Jimmy the l;irsin' alnl - Bill Spencer