New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
SELLING TROrTIYa HsRSES.

Tho eleventh annual conbna ton sale of trotng
opened yesterday at the American Institute by Peter
Kellogg Co. The attendance. in spite of the dis
agreeable weather, was good, thcTo bcinG about one
thousand buyers and spectators present ell times during
the day Among tho welknown horsemcn present were
John Splan, A. b. Darling III. NJ Smith Mr.. Bernard. Of
the AvOndale Stock Farm; A. W. Longley Of Chicago
Mr.. Hamlln, Of Buffalo, proprietor Of Belle HanlIn,
| 219 LII w. W. Shult Of the Parkville. L. l.. Stock
Farm: B. Harrington, Of Poughkeepse; r. B. Oonover.
OF Trenton; Jimmy" Goldsmith. Frederick Akers B..
Gurney, Of Poit Jcrvis; A. M. Hawes c. H. do Gar
mendia Of Frederick Nd DiIly" Weeks and Charles
Kaile.
The feature Of tho sale was Of course Andrew McDow.
ellis California stock and on It the bidding was brisk
though the prices received not remarkable. j. j.
Crittenden handsome seal brown three old by d.
1888 e ~ out Of Sweetness e H t4. 5otted
trial quarters In 81 seconds two-year-od and TO
Judge from the bidding. in demand A. u. Darling
secured Crittendtn for % TOO d. Mcmillan. of MIL
burn Farm N. Y bought the second star Of the saie
Little Black jug, for 90 100.
The amount realized by the sale Of fortyfour horses
&c., 8o5. The following brought over $1,000 each
49, j. J. Crittenden, br. o. 1886. A. Mcdowell.
Pleasanton Cal Sire Director 1850 e an DAM Sweet
e 21 La Bought by A. n. Darling. NJ Y. e3,700
2l. Combination, blk C., 1880 sire Director 1889
dam. Monte. A. Mcdowell Plcasanton. CAL Bought By
A. W. Longiey Chicago, Ill, and Janesvlle, Wis. for
merly owner Of Monroe Chiof. 1,000
o. Miss Gilmer blk. f. 1885. s!re Monroe Chief
s75; dam by Norfail A. Mcdowell. PIessanton. Gal.
Bought by Il. Frank Coe, N. Y s1,700
Supplement TO catalogue
24s. Little Black jug, blk C., 1885, Sire, Director
1889: dam Lizzie dam Of Litto Brown jug, 9:11 "a
pacing A. Mcdowell Pleassnton, Alameda County, Gal
Bought by g. X McMillsn, Mburn Farm. N Y. "a, 100.
25a Richmond, gr. g., 1888 Sire. A. w. Richmond
1887; dam, Preciosa A. Mcdowell PieasansOn. Cal.
Bought by Nathan Strauss. N. Y s1.ooo
GOA. Springfield Belle, ch. m. 1873. Sire. Nambrfno
Gift 5S4 q 20 dam by Jacksoh's Flying Cloud 184. A.
Mcdowell, PcasantoD Cal. Bought by g. II. Jordan, Of
Jordan. Marsh Co.. Boston, Mass $1,000
Mr. KARTINE WOULD Nor BE AN AOCOKPLICE.
Louis PeteIecn, young rrnter who lives 1t No. 240
Cherys afragned before Judge MARITIME yeterday
charge q attempting 10 shoot his sweetheart Hannah
Mannix, . paper box maker. The young woman has
sparkling blscx eyes and attractive features She
in the court when the case was called but she told
stant District Attorney Con that did not want
10 prosecute Peterson and that she was willing marry
him. Peterson was also willing 10 marry the young
woman, and Mr. Con suggested 10 Judge MARITIME that he
might be willing marry the young couple
Judge Martine-That Is impossible. / fear IL would
put premium such acts by lovers OF that disposition
II they were rewarded by q marriage
M Con 1t was amply suggestion. Tho counsel
girl herself say that she 10 willing to trust her
future in the defendants hands.
Judge MARITIME If at future time after they
married In quarrel with his wife TO use
ps again and shoot her, would feel almost like
accomplice II had married them To avoid prejudice
1 WILL however, set down the for hearing before
my associates who has had longer experience
the bench than have had.
Judge Gdersleeve has performed of the marriage
ceremonies in similar and the set for trial
before him tomorrow