St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-07
Instantaneous.

The road-house located at Fargo Fair Grounds
is for sale or rent. Address j. NJ. Morrison OF
George Marelius, Fargo, d. T..
Mr.. w, H. Wilson will hold his third an
nual sale of yearlings and other trotting
stock at Abdallah Park, Cynthiana, Wednes-
day, April 16, 1884.
M. L. & E. B. Hayward, Davenport, Iowa,
have purchased the chestnut stallion Albert
Lambert by Daniel Lambert, dam by son
of Hills Blackhawk.
Col.R. E. Edmonson, Lexington, KY, has
purchased from Cary Afford, Lexington,
KY, the bay mare Mary Wilkes, four years
old, by Clay Wilks, dam by Bell Morgan:
E. Bither, trainer of j. l. Cases trotters, ar
rived at Louisville Fair grounds on April 1
with the following horses: Jay-Eye-See,
Phallas, Victoria, Endymion and the PAGER
Gurgle.
Mr. Lister Witherspoon, Midway, KY, has
sold to B. w. Bush, Bloomington, ILL.,, the
yearling bay colt Silver Plate, by Belmont,
dam Florence MaGrath, by Bourbon Chief,
for 5000.
G. j. Hamlin, Buffalo, N. Y, purchased
from Major P. P. Johnson, Lexington, KY,
the dark chestnut horse King Philip, seven
years old, by Mambrino King, out of a mare
by Edwin Forrest
The bay FLY Locust Bloom, foaled in 1881
by Tom Bowling, dam Annie Laurie, by Vim
cente Nolte, the property of Mr.. James B.
Clay, Lexington, KY, will be bred the pres
ent season to Longfellow.
Mrs. j. B. Ferguson, Lexington, KY, has
sold to E. Corrigan, Kansas City, Mo-, the
bav colt Larkspur, foaled April ID, 1888 by
Longfellow, dam Oleander by Tipperary, her
dam Olio by Oliver, for $1,000.
W. H. (Knapsack) Mccarthy will have the
following horses in his string the coming
season: Rolla, 2:271S; Zoe B., 2:2OA !;
Jewett, 1921; Dumont, W. H. Sotham,
Bonesetter, Jr., and Billy Clinker.
The Louisiana stable, New Orleans, La,
have purchased from A. S. Loveless the gray
gelding Planet, Jr., seven years old, by Plan
eroid, dam Coup d'Claire by Lightning, her
dam De Jerma by Arabian Sacklowie.
Ten thousand dollars, it is said, has been
refused by Mr.. James Elliott, of Philadel-
for the yearling brother of Early Rose, now
in Kentucky. Jennie, the dam of Early
Rose is expected to foal soon to Belmont.
Turner's string at Philadelphia consists at
present of Trinket, Santa Claus, Overman,
Cresco, 2:3O4; Purity and ive-year old
gelding by Nil Desperandum, 2:24, out of
Matte Dyle, 1928. Edwin Thorne and Dick
Organ will join the string later.
The brown mare Leontine, 2:23A, is now
owned by Mr.. W. A. Skinner, of Cleveland,
who lately purchased her from Kentucky par
ties. From the fact that Mr.. Skinner man
ages Mr.. w. j. Gordon's stable, many sup
posed she belonged to the latter.
Messrs. Chinn & Morgan's Leonatus broke
down at Louisville on Tuesday, April 1,
after having had his work, he showed lame
and on examination it was found that the
leg injured last year was swollen and filed,
and quite feverish. Last week Leonatus
worked a mile in 49,
The following mares, the property of Capt
j. L. Harris, Hurstbourne Stud, KY, will be
sent to Belle Meade Stud, Tenn, to be bred
Mayonaise a., by Monarchist. dam Hello
trope, by imp. Knight of st. George, to imp
Great Tom; Pearl Rapine) %. by War
Path, dam Gold Mine, by imp. Australian,
to imp. Great Tom, and Kinney(5) by Dudyl,