Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-05

AT TATTERSALL'S SALE.
THE GREAT EQUINE HEADQUARTERS
IN THE CITY OF LONDON.
Horseflesh Sold in . Dsy-Intefiof 81
the Famous observation-disclosures
at work-sharp and Decisive.


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eor Er.on Tor Ascot for Goodvood for N
the delights and pleasures of the opening sum
u,er. what pleasanter resort than Tatter,alr,
under the great speu roof with the elasei
oueninps with the soft gravel under the feat
horses tramping and curvetinr about. and I
general sound of voices, more than murmur
and vet not amounting to a roar: voices a,
every pitch and cadence. from The husky
baritone of the country bouifacs to The Aria
tocratic concert-pitch of LADY vers de We're
And while a goodly number are asuembled In
the hall Of sales. making its roof re.ound vifi
animated taIk-now on the event. of the las,
hunting season. now Of What NAV ~ =.
pected In the next-tbene "a /. reneral tr.,nn
tramp all through the stables and sails vber,
all the horses that are on s,Ie to-day nav h.
sesn and criticised bv the rublic Hsre they
are line uron line and I.or After hor che.t
nuts browns and roans bav oe,dine. .nd
bIack naree, temperate and cl.v.r cood Ar.
ton and manners. good fencer and fast
Quiet to ride and drive. and go on throuab tb'
sixteen-staII stable and along the fourteen.
stall stable. and getting ouite bsvfldered
among il all-15O horses muncbinx their bay
and corn. and all Indifferent To the change II
masters the next few hours NAV bring.
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3Not yetn
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I'D. and from every side resounds the slam.
ming of doors and turning of KEYS. wbils
those who have been taking a last lingering
look at their fancies hasten forth to ioiu the
rest of the crowd in the hall. One lively
youth has fingered too long and been locked
in, and is helped out through a window. And
while our attention is engrossed by this little
episode we find that the pulpit is now occu.
pied. and that business has commenced.
aWby. they've got the 2-year-old out to-day, "
observed a wheezy voice close by. for it is not
the welLknown form of the chief Of the firm
that meets the eve, but the fresh, youthful
face of the latest of the Tattersalls. the Tat
tersaIl of the future he NAV be called. who.
in dine course NAV ss, ont another generation
of snortsmen from the r,resent. who NAV see
the old faces fade AWAY and MANY a new oua
come to the front. .'GoinR, going. ronev
There is quite a melancholy appropriateness,
about the words rs YOU look round and think
what changes another twenty years will make
IN the cOmD0SlNlOn OF the EQrOQR,
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