Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-06
Miscellaneous Notes.


Mr.. D. Swigert has sold to Mr.. West, of In
diana, the bay FLY Glddy, years, by Mon
archist--Goneril.
M. Tanner has sold his black gelding Cap
tain, S years old, record 2:52, to B. Johnson,
Albany, N. Y. Price, $3.50.
A short time ago Mr.. Swigert sold the
stallion Harry O'Fallon TO L. B. Fields, of
Danville, KY. where the horse was burned to
death.
Mr.. G.. B. Charlick, of New York, who has
been looking for mate to Glover, 2:.25A, has
bought of Harry Hamilton, the brown geld
ing Winsome.
Gleason & Harmon, Savannah, Ga, have
Harry Peyton, aged, by Phaton, dam Ella
Jackson, for $780,
The Lackawanna County Agricultural So
ciety, of Scranton, Pa, claims for its spring
meeting May % to 20, Inclusive. W. M. Silk
| man is the secretary.
George R. Freeman, Elk Point, Dakota, has
purchased of VIM. B. Treadway, the filly
Elmwood Maid, 4 yrs. old by Black Ranger,
dam Doll by Revenge.
Caleb Johnson, Centreville, Ind, has pur-
chased of Geo. Frampton, Pendleton, Ind.
Black Frank, Jr., yrs. old by Old Frank,
dam of Mambrino descent.
Virgo's Hambletonian, brother in blood to
Charles Backman's we'll known Messenger
Duroc, is advertised to make the season at
Jerome Avenue, New York.
Geo. Freeman, Bloomington, Ill, has sold
to DR.. Elder, same place, bay mare years
old by Hambetonian Chief, dam Maggie
Golddust by Billy Golddust.
Mr.. r. Lowell, Lexington, KY, has sold to
W. NJ. Green, West Bay City, Mich, chest
nut gelding is hands high, by Reeds Almont,
| dam by Mambrino Columbus.
| The report that the Messrs. Dryers in
tended shipping at once their stable to Eng
land is untrue, as Mr.. NJ. Dryer denies it and
says that there is no truth in it.
Mr.. John M. Clay, Ashland Farm, Lexing-
ton, KY, lost on January 81 the bay FLY yr.
old by Longfellow, dam Squeeze'em by Lex
ington, from some external injury.
W. H. Dempsey, Brookville, Pa, has pur.
chased of c. G. Dempsey, Springboro, Pa,
the brown colt Bound, 8 years old by Bel.
mont, dam Lady Spring by Chickaree.
The New York Spirit Of the Times has q
notice of Commodore Kittson's string oil
trotters, and evidently recognizes the animal.
composing it as dangerous competitors.
Stella, the fashionHbly bred mare, now
owned by DR.. J. A. Milne, Oswego, N. Y, is
with foal by Smuggler. She was got BY
Happy Medium, dam by Geo. M. Patchen.
| Tho brono cfo,l;oo No,,oo NL:.e
2;1s14; the bay stallion voltaire. record 2:2Ox
and the young stallion Remorse, full brother
to the renowned Santa Claus, are offered 70,
sale.
The secretary of the trotting club at Otta
wa, Canada, denies the existence of pinkeye in
Ottawa. He says it appeared there, in milo
form, sometime ago, but yielded readily to
treatment.
The brown stallion Daniel Boone, 20 years
old. by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam Ole
Kate, has been sold by F. Dore, of Skowhe
gan, Me-, to Mr. II. A. Archer, of Fairfield
Centre, of the same state.
The four-year.old mare Lucy Glitters, By
Spsculum out of Bicycle, who ran third in The
St. Leger and second In the Cambridgeshire
has been sold to Mr.. Swindells, and will be
trained at Newmarket by Greaves.
J. White, Toronto, Canada, has sold to 6
gentleman in the same city the bay mare
Fanny Wiser, five years, by Terror out Of
Nettie; and the brown horse Chancellor, five
years, by Terror out of Nettie Lyall.
Mr.. T. J. Caldwell, of Toledo, O., has sold
to J. A. Riley, Of Quincy, ILL.,, his four-year
old stallion. Gladwell's Hambletonian, by AID
ministrator, 2:29H, dam Lady Planet, b,
Planet, thoroughbred. Price, $500.
Col. Richard West, of Georgetown, KY, ha:
entered in the breeders combination sale
which is TO come of at Lexington, Nv.