The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

10 u. b. llutCncSOu, OF NtStcncStcT, iu'p
for 80, 500 cash. The purchaser the same
day bought the chestnut mare Clara, 2;2li
by Leland, at the sale, paying 81, 800. The
mares were shipped together to Pennsyl-
vania Wednesday.
ii. G. DITMAs, OF New York has bought
from Gov. Bowie the brown colt Japhet,
foaled 1856, by Dickens-Vassal, or inn
ported Blythewood, dam 0riole, by King
fisher, and the bay colt Persuadcr, ioaled
1856, by Dickens, dam Persuasion, by
bennington.
TnE principal winning owners at the
Nashville meeting were: Chicago stable,
50, pa; Sam Bryant, 50, 100; Cassidy * Co.,
S2,sl0 b. A. HONG, $500; w: Mulkey,
81 1885, W. Scully, 81 1853; II. Nj. Berry,
1856; 4. Kiley, 81 ,542; H. Corrigan, 81
459, and W. Z. Maxwell, l,265.
Ex.Gov. PiNcHBAcK, Of Louisiana; Bob
| Harlan. of Cincinnati, and John AleNan-
| der, OF Columbus, backed Sam Dun IN
bookmaking at Louisville and dissolved
! the partnership in disgust after losing So
600. They are three OF the heaviest bet
tiers among colored people on the turf
NARvIcE the California lightweight,
who has been so long with Senator Hearsts
stable, and who, owing to some misunder-
standing with his parents as to the con-
tract, left Coney Island in March for
his home in California, Is on his way
back TO join the Hearst string at Coney
Island.
GATHER" BILL DAILY won the Myrtle
handicap ut Brooklyn the other day with
Bronzomarte. II was q selling handicap,
aud 1t cost DAILY Il ,450 to keep his horse,
rs "A notorious character called Italian Joe
| n l.a.
up in revenge for some Of Days work OF
the same sort in previous races. Day 8
disgust over having to take dose OF his
own medicine was very entertaining TO
large circle Of spectators.
j. l.. CoxEY, OF the Coxey stock. farm,
Emincncc, KY, yesterday leased the
breeding services OF his first brood matron,
n nine-year-oid mare by Onward, dam
Mercedes, by Belmont, the dame Mad
rid. for g., 800, TO j. II. Corrigan, OF Mil
waukce. The lease IL for ono year, and
the mare will be bred to Pilot Medium
the sire Of Jack. This is wonderful
tribute to EDWARDS daughters OF which
/, the Coxey marc is perhaps the best in lh,
I, brood lines. - Cilridnd Ildm Dealer.
PIrRnE IoRILLARD is about TO return /,
the turf and Is like to again become one o
| lis luituloNt lkhlhs III hihASAt hN WI
4 resume breeding operations. Mr.. Lori
lard said tho other day that he was pur
/, chasing mostly iillios, ~ he, being unable
!. 10 sell the Rancocas farm, had determined
10 rcslock IT, lie would build up anothe
4 stud by purchasing yearling fillies anC
turning them out until they were ole
enough for breeding. lie gave this colo
by purchasing fifteen illies ut Tuesday
sale through DIR. Carter, the Rancoca
veterinary, but hc also purchased SOM
very fine colts, and manifested rs mucl
/ interest In the proceedings as lac did In th'
early days Of Parole and faithlcss.
Pint DwYER recently said that h
a. "hadn't q iirsi-ra,e two year old IN his en-
!. tire string" The statement was made Il
ordinary conversation TO well know
!, turtle, but We have no reason TO doul
W Mr.. Dwycrs sincerity. Sill not 10 get
good one out OF the thirty odd the Dwycr
! purchased last season, aud they the Yer
d cream Of the great sales, Is, 10 say the leas
D rather hard lines. But We do not Tor
Do moment imagine that the Dryer lot Is ba
o. one, although when we saw them early
spring We did not consider them rs good
\, lot as We had seen. Mr. Dryers ideal ,
ID what is "hfst.rnte" il. We fear, rather Il
-, high. lie regards that rs meaning SOM
~ thing OF the fremont or Hanover Ordc
Such colts do not come often, and that h
ln remark would indicate that his lot Is {
ns inferior one We should 10 reluctant 10 u
hcVc.-Spiri " hc luna.