Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-19
Devereux, Cleveland, Ohio, to j. 7. Dewey

Devereux, Cleveland, Ohio, to j. 7. Dewey
of the same place.
F. T. Walton, better known as the Amer
lean Plunger, 1t it reported won 10000
by the defeat of Corrie Boy for the Jockey
Club cup which Ladislas won.
F. A. Schermerhorn, Leno1, Mass, lost
recently the gray horse Gray Planet, foaled
1869, by Planet, dam Eagless by Glencoe,
her dam by Gray Eagle.
G. w. Swarts, Scottsboro, Ala, has sold
to James W. Sutherland, the stallion Alb
dallah Chief by Southern Chief, dam
Abdallah Belle by Gum Elastic.
J. J. Crowley, Memphis, Tenn, has pur-
chased from j. j. Merrill, Louisville, KY,
the bay gelding Gabe c., two years old, by
Lever. dam Mamie by Enquirer for 5000.
Walter I. Hayes, Clinton, Iowa, has sold
to W. c. Russell & Co., La Crosse, Wis,
the yearling flley Aida, by Almont Rat
tier, dam the Smith mare by Como Chief.
Mr.. James B. Close, Sibley Iowa, lost
recently the chestnut horse Aureolus,
foaled 1876, by Waverley, dam Aureola by
War Dance, her dam Dixie by imported
Sovereign.
S. R. Bovine, Flushing, N. Y, lost recent
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam by Wanna
makers Post Boy, from Inflammation of
the bowels.
j. A. Griustead, Lexington, Ky, has
sold to j. B. Haggin, San Francisco, CAL,
the chestnut coalt, two year old, by imp.
Kyrle Daily, dam Cordelia by War Dance,
for $4,000.
II. G. Finkle, of Moorhead, publishes a
communication in the Spirit Of the Times,
in which he argues that the northern CHM
ate is more advantageous for raising trot-
ters than the southern.
DR.. j. Byrne, st. Mary, Mo-, lost re-
Gently from kick the chestnut horse,
Andy Johnson, twenty years old by Lex
| ington, dam Lira by Yorkshire, her dam
Ducatcon by Wagner.
Walter l. Hayes, BIngwood Park, Gin
ton, Iowa, has sold to s. A. Brown & Co..
Kalamazoo, Mich, the weanling flly
Spraguemont by Alment Rather, dam Gov
erness by Gov. Sprague.
Sir ]. Willoughby's chestnut flley by
Hermit, out of Adelaide, who won the
Dewhurst plate has been named Solitaire,
as she is heavily engaged next year, her
name will become familiar.
| a. j. Haws. Greenv1lle, Pa, has pur-
chased from John Bridgeman, West
Williamsfeld, o., the bay mare Maybir
record 2:2O, six years old, By Blue Blue.
dam by Pilot Jr., for $4,000.
H. X. Devereau, Cleveland, Ohio, has
purchased from Edwin Thorne, Thorn
dale, N. Y, the chestnut gelding Category
seven years old, by Thorndale, dam
Blanche by Young Columbus.
Maj. B. G. Thomas. Dixiana stock farm
Lexington, KY, has sold to c. B. Long.
Madisonville, Ky.. the chestnut FLY Re-
verta, two years old by Fellowcraft, dam
Lou Pike, by Bonnie Scotland.
Aztec, one of the best of the three year.
ODDS of the past season, died few days
since at Lexington of yellow fever. He
was by Aramis, son of Phaeton and Nellie
Grey, from Dora, by Pet Malloy.
The Fleetwood stables, Frankfort, Ky,
lost, November IS, the chestnut weanling
FLY Ciariban by imp. King Ban, dam
Clarina By imp. Australian, her dam Flora
G. by Lexington, from distemper.
The Dwyec Bros, Brooklyn, N. Y, have
sold to NJ. Jordan & Co. the chestnut geld
ing Wandering, three years old, by Wan
derer, dam Ringlet by Ringgold, her dam
Mildred by imp. Glencoe. for $1,000.
Chas- Backman, Stony Ford, Orange
county. N. Y, has sold to New Yorker
the two chestnut yesrling colts, both by
Mansfield; one out of Elenora and the
other out of Xantippe, for $500 each.
Lord Ellesmere will retire the American
bred horse Wallenstein, six years old, by
Waverly, out of Lady WaIlenste1n BY
| lexington, and he will make the season Of
1884 at his breeding farm at Stetchworth
The American bred colt Sachem roul
year old by War Dance, dam Sly Boots BY
Rivoli, not having been a success on the
fiat, ne has been put to work over hurdles
with promise of becoming adopt at thu
business.
W. w. Adams, Lexington, KY, has solo
to Fl. L. DoHsman, ST. Louis, Mo-, the
black mare Constance Cary, by Conscript
dam Mag Ferguson, by Mambrino Chief
Constance is in foal TO Madrid, son o.
George Wilkes.
It is understood that Mamie Fields vii
be bred to Eolus the coming season. Hel
new owner is a great admirer of EoIe ant
this probably determined the selection, al
Mamie Fields is, like Eole's dam, daugh
ter of War Dance.
A. j. Alexander, Woodburn Farm, Ken
lucky, has purchased from A. A. Bonner
New York, the gray mare MONDAY, twelve
years, by st. Elmo, dam Midnight Jay
Eye-See's damn, by Pilot Jr., grandau
Twilight, by Lexington.
Wedgewood has just finished a larg,
season in the stud. He has served Joe
mares, principally daughters of the OLD
Horse, George Wilkes, Almont, Dictator
Daniel Lambert, Princeps. Harold, Volun
teer and other well-bred sires.
1t is not true that j. 1. Case has bough
of R. S. Yeech, of Indian Hill, Ky, the
two-year old FLY, Femme Sole, by Prin
cess, for $4,000 1t is true though thai
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