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by Exchange, son of Endorser by Wagner; dam

by Exchange, son of Endorser by Wagner; dan
Brunette as above. In fOal to Alexander.
Winsome, b. M, 15X hands, foaled 1875
got by Goidsmith's Abdallah; dam by Ameri
can Clay. In foal to Elysian Alexander.
Orphan Lady, bl. m, 15X hands, foalei
1875, by Mambrino Boy; 1st dam Cripple, by
Msmbrino Chief; ID dam by Kentucky Clay; 81
dam by AleXander's Edwin Forrest. In fOa
to Alexander.
Flag, bl. m, 15X hands, foaled 1875, by
Black Chief, son of MaMbrlno Patchen; dam
a PAGER, said to have paced trial in 2:19. In
foal to Alexander.
by Ericsson, son Of Mambrino Chief; dam by
| imp. Hooton, sire of Lulu's dam, 2:15. In
foal to Elysian Alexander.
Sentinel Maid, b. m, 16 hands, by Sentinel
son of Hambletonian, and full brother to Vol
unteer; dam by Zenith, son of American
Eclipse. In foal to Alexander.
Drift, b. m, 16 hands, foaled 1879, by
Alcaide, sire of Hylas, 2:24X. Enigma, 1926,
sire of Mambrino Chief; dam by Wilson's
Snowstorm, sire of Jim Irving, 2:2S, sire OF
| Steele's Snowstorm, PAGER.
Nancy B., b. m, IL hands, foaled 1876,
by Alexander; dam Lady Jane, by Mohawk.
In foal to Railroad.
Carrie B., b. M. 154 hands, foaled 1875, by
Alexander, dam Lady Jane.
Minnie D., b. m, 154 hands, fOaled 1877
by Alexander; dam Rowing Nellie as above.
Minnesota, b. m, 15x hands, foaled 1878,
by Alexander; dam Rowing Nellie.
FLLIEs.
Bruette, b. f., fOaled 1878, by Alexander;
dam Brunette as above.
Jennie R., b. f., fOaled 1879, by Alexander,
dam Bay Fanny (dam of Alexande) by Rich.
ards Bellfounder
Nettie E., b. f., foaled 1880, by Railroad;
dam Vestal, by Goldsmith's Abdallah.
Fanny L., b. f., foaled 1880, by Alexander;
LIST dam Rachel D., by Exchange; I'd dam Bru-
nette.
Louise, b. f., foaled 1881, by Alexander;
first dam frankie p, as above.
Luciel, b. f., foaled 1879, by Alexander; dam
Lou Lloyd as above.
Bessie l. b. f., foaled 1880, by Strathmore,
sire of Santa Claus 2:l7H, Steinway, Sugars,
2:225 y and Chestnut Hill 2:22X; dam Miss
Hayes, as above.
Belle of Elysian, b. f., foaled 1850. by Alex
ander; dam Elysian Lass, as above.
Misty, b. f., foaled 1880, by Alexander: dam
Glen Flora, as above.
SAPPHIRE, br. f., foaled 1850, by Rushville,
sixteen Others with record of $50 or better;
dam Topaz, as above.
dELDINGs.
NdCHtta, Ds S.3 III LtIttS, ~ tiSu 1870 ny
Alexander; first dam Belle, by Telegraph
Black Hawk, sire OF Strldeway, trial 2:l5H !;
second dam Ole Fan, dam of Star of the West,
2:2e1a, sire of Lady Groesbeck, 2:25H John J..
Cook, 2:29H Jim Raven, $50; third dam by a
son Of Dore's Messenger, by imp Messenger sse
Walrush, b. g., 1534 hands, fOaled 1875, full
brother to Wachita. The pair are driven to-
gether to pole, and more snowy team or
pleasant rOadsters are seldom seen.
Such is brief description of Lake Elysian,
and the horses there congregated for breeding
purposes. 1t is showing of which Messrs.
DeGraff and Hopkins, and all Minnesotians,
can well be proud.
The Spirit of the Times.
The Christmas and New Years issues Of
The Spirit OF the Times, New York city,
were two of the most creditable numbers yet
issued by the able editor and enterprsing pub.
Usher, Mr.. E. A. Back. Both had handsome
and deliberately engraved title pages, suitable
to the season and the day. The Christmas
number was a mammoth publication of 40
pages, and in addition to its usual full and
complete reports Of different sporting events,
sporting miscellany, editorial comments, etc. !,
contained short tales written especially for it
by Wilkie Collins, Kate Field, Rose Terry
Cooke, Lucy Fl. Hooper, Fanny Foster Clark,
Alice Hobbins (Cress,) Gail Hamilton, Mary Ii.
Fiske, WI. Florence, land Others. The NewYear's
issue is more after the regular order, but to
those desiring to keep posted as to sporting
matters. especially hOrsemen, it is very val
liable publication, the special features being a
full list of all horses that have trotted one
mile in harness in 2:25 or better, with de-
scriptlon, sire and dam, place and time of per-
Torrance, and best record, table of the best
time on record at all distances, and all ways of
going, to January 1, 1882, and table of all
trotting performances, one mile in harness, of
$50 or better, during 1881. The three tables
cost vast amount of labor, and are worth
for reference more than the subscription price
of the paper for the year. The enterprise of
the Spirit is worthy the rich return it is
evidently receiving.