New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
IN PAYS TO HAVE A MASCOT
ONE WAS SOLD YESTERDAY FOE ssseoo.


NE IS SON OF MISSEsHA'HA' CAME From
CALIFORNIA AND GOES TO MONTANA.
Mascot. a two-yeatold bay cois py stamboui
q IA IA out of Mnnehsrha, is'cneo szovVo at Peter
= rorIogv 90 d combination sale OF California tEot
49, s,ocS YESTERDAY. This Is the largest price eyer
"a 81. . ,vvovear.oid trotter. STEAMBOAT was sold .
s.v 1vo,ks AGO for $4,000 Minne-h&ha Is the dam Of
~ t.,,,on Aazar te 90 LEI, Sweetheart q % la,
- 70 on OF and Beautifnl Bells e 80 1-2l Beau
n,, yelIs a the dam Of Bell Boy e I'D 10, who was
hovt INV An Elmira syndicate recently for ISL 900.
yearinR brother Of Mascot was sod Tor sd9oo These
were the sensational features OF tho SAFE.
An exhibition track had been prepared mo Amer.
Is,Itnte BuIldnE and this Gil the horses were
80. .,,har N s,fky OF with running mate. When
A. kellogg began calling for bids on Nesnshta at 10
o,eook more than 1000 persons were gathered around
s,r. The attendance was largely made UP Of troting
mon bo had come from all parts OF the country, not
.,roniv 10 look on but to buy. I. j. Resp, OF the
Rosemeade stock FERN, Los Angeles, Car, occupied the
Mace Of honor, and at short Intervals made pnei
steeches to the crowd pointing OUT nav IN this or
that horse calling particular aeh'oA W 'ns men''
of others. -. 49,, ~ :,
u,nsor ovner az Sultan z. T. simmons Of Kontpchy;
W u FasIe OF Cleveland, Ohio; John spian, J. J.
po,,nn i n Hurd. jesse Yearance, W. II. Snyder
and John Golden, SIX noted d1vensi III. VI II.
Ra,ley of Name who came down wNh large party
from the Pine Tree State; DE- j. W. hadara, OIL
summit n j.; J. II. shuRs, OF srookyni ..
IIayemevsr Of Westchestcr; John IL. Wallace, Oh
aTy.,.cs,a Mopthlyp Colonel Chester, Jacob RUPERT
A.. go, brothers. OF Pennsyivania; W. II. Ladue
a n woodnut, J. S. Smith, c. n. Payn, George Payn
Iohn q Clark. Martin Payne, II. s. Henry, Z. 5
et,nrs a, ewansea Mass; G. ]. Hamitns OF Buffalo
Madden. Of Lexington, KY. ID. B. Harrington,
~ IourbkeepsIs; NJ. A. Carhart, d. O. Holly, Vallejo
caI. Al Patterson, Of Belmont Ont j. b. Rogge
a Elizabeth, NJ j.; District Attorney Walker, I. A.
Dtsbrow, Nathan straas, Dr. Z. G. Fowler, j. H.
couklin, Frank Hurdle, W. II. Dtson, J. G. Davis,
q, U,vblaud Farm, MASS. and George Fl. Mills, Of
Goshen.
Nehushta. By STEAMBOAT out Of Neluska, was bought
BY the big Brooklyn baker, John H. Shuts, for
as 300 and with this as starter, The bidding on
succeeding lots was spirited. An unnamed tNo-yesr-
old Hlly by AlcaEar out OF NeluskS was knockea
down to J. d. Ferguson Of this city, for $4,000,
and her full brother, yearling, went TO the same
buyer for e 800.
ina hiding on Mascot was begun by J. J. Hopper,
n, tie standard on Company, who offered 5000.
II was taken up by Mr.. Broadhead representing A.
J. Alexander OF WOODBURY. Farm, KY. tho breeder
of Maud s. These two after sparring awhile dropped
out and Mr. Shuts took up the running. his oppo-
cent being D. Scott Quinton Of Newersey, who acted
for ]. NJ DAILY, Of Montana former partner OF
John ID. Morrlssey. tho miner and retired tlrfmau.
Mr. Shuts bid $4,000 and quit Mr.. ouinton then
said s26, oo0 and got tho prize.
Tho Rosemsade consignment Of forty-seyen lead
fetched sI1s7bo, an average of $3.50 Mr.. Rose
Is entirely satisfied and win send another lot here
next year. for he IL convinced that New-fork is the
place 10 sell horses.
Sultan s., four.year.od brown stallion, by Sultan
out Of Rosetta, the property Of H. Scott Santa Clara
Cal, fetched only e4oo. p. A. Upper. OF hiehigan,
being tho buyer. a., =.
Stallion BY Tho Moor out Of GretchSn, eonflgned by
G. A. buFfee, Of Los Angeles. &C; pei snr Is THU
teen years old and has q rcord OF : 20. N. y
steyens, Of swAnses, Mass, bought him for s4IoSo
and got q barEaln
first lot offered beipg gray ally BY A. w. Richmond
out OF Crckton's First, thoroughbred cross.