St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-28
miscellaneous.

The road-house located at Fargo Fair Grounds
is for sale or rent. Address j. M. Morrison or
George Marelius, Fargo, D. 7.
Col. NJ. Lewis Clark, Louisville, KY, has
sold to Mr.. D. Peat, New Orleans, La, his
team, Bay Prince and mate, for 81, $50.
The National Horse Show Association of
America will take possession of Madison
Square Garden the week commencing
May 81.
shipard F. Knapp, of New York has sold
his pair of trotters, Sam Hill and Charley
Hogan, to a gentleman in Chicago for
$4,000.
A. J. Alexander, Woodburn farm, Spring
Station, KY, has sold to H. L. Denny, of
Pennsylvania, the bay colt Falkenberg, foaled
May s, 1882, by Annapolis, dam Fleurette by
Harold, her dam Belle by Mambrino Chief.
A match for 81, 1000 side has been made
between w. F. Dickson's bay stallion Gov
ernor Payne and John Heman's roam mare
Minnie H, the race to take place at the st.
Louis Fair Grounds on June IA, good day
and track.
Gen. W. T. Wtthers, Lexington, Ky, and
Theo. Armstrong, Alliance, O., lost at Fair
lawn farm, Lexington, KY, on April 20, the
bay horse Starmont, foaled 1879, by Almont,
dam Startling by Geo. Wilkes, her dam Jessie
Pepper by Mambrino Chief.
Elizur Smith, Highlawn farm, Lee, Mass,
purchased at Lexington, KY, on, April IS,
Molly Whitefoot (the dam of Croxie, 1910,
by Little Priam, dam by Downing's Bay Mes
senger, second dam by SCOTS Highlander,
for $50. She is eighteen years old.
Tw1J, Field and Farm: John Murphy sub
mitted to surgical operation last week, and
although incapacitated from driving at pre-
sent, his numerous admirers will be pleased
to know that 'Honest John'' will soon be
around again. He has seventeen horses in
training.
The brood mare Fadette, the property of A.
]. Alexander, died at WOODBURY. Farm, Ken
lucky, on April A. being with foal at the
time. She was chestnut, foaled 1865, by
Alexander's Abdallah, dam thoroughbred
Lightsome, by imp. Glencoe; second dam
LeVity, by imp. Trustee.
The chestnut FLY foated Feb. 26, by imp.
Rayon dor, dam Nellie Ransom, by Jack
Malone, out of Vesperlight by Childe Har-
old, the property of Mr.. w. D. Scott, Algeria
Stud, Pa, died the day after foaled. The
FLY was not due until about March 26, and
consequently was dropped month toe
soon.
The death of John R. Whaley, which oc-
CURED at his residence in Cincinnati on
Monday last, was a great shock to his many
friends. He was an enthusiastic admire1
and patron of turf sports, high-minded
| and honorable man, and devoted and true
friend. He had been in poor health for sew
eral years.
The Charter Oak Guaranty stake of SO,
000 to be trotted at the circuit meeting al
Hartford, will close on Thursday, May l.
Horses eligible to the 2:20 class on that day
will be allowed to compete. The subscrip-
ton money is divided into four payments
thus making the obligation easy on each
subscriber.
Miss T. L. Voss, Indianapolis, Ind, has
sold to A. G. Danforth, Washington, H., the
pacing stallion George Gordon, and a. four
year-old pacing FLY by Chestnut Star
George Gordon is a chestnut, fourteen year
old, by Gen. Hardee, dam by Clark's Travel
er, and his record Of 2:2715 was made a
Charlottesville, Ind, last year.
A. j. Alexander, WOODBURY. farm, Ken
lucky has sold to C. A. Chance, Illinois, tn,
bay colt Anarchy, foaled 1882, by Annapolis
/ (brother of Woodford Mambrino), dam II
Nuce, by VIM. Welch (son of Hambeto
nian); second dam Lady Norwood (sister t.