New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
GLANoEs HERE AND THERE.

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hecens observations U ocnfrN rsr1 arg on .ne
a,,vpc q aoa nv,nsa IN. ,rter that the er,,el a.,
niss y u0's oVhtiheou sup Wetf s.' ~ assa '''a
:. 49, .sts Z, s,s,,, r,,s..e Tt,s c,,r.s,s
f.et that vh,,s rotsers ii, a,o. i, wear ths,r fans
long n Il fha fsbion anong horses 10 have them
banged. although mot doeked. why e thlss Is IL
the riore clearly 10 distinguish the genuine American
nom the inported English sport1 Or n it for pnr-
poses OF general utiftyf The M thing the driver Of
trottinr race does after going to the
nost q IA hang MA horsAs tail over
che bark "a the an,hv ana az IN n This may show
lacy az fal,h m the traces or Il RAW BE- simple ara
harmless way Of letting the animal know that the
driver Is on deck ready FOR business In running
races It would be anlfeatiy impossible sof the Jockey
to sit on tbs horse's tall hencs the te IS useless
appendage and must go sti, long tails are not on.
nrey unknown on the tiff Iroapaaonr nss q ~ ~
handsome tail Jim douglass tal We ~ ~ . nas
owner s and stuyyesaat spsnad prusn az as ~ RtV
.. .ns..
n " morgan, the young pahhsE, EooOih "Sqns'-
ton 10 the turf is in hot water about wholesale
docking Of tails Of h,,ntetz and coach horses bat 10
Is not believed that he win be seriously sealdcd On
his stock farm OF Hampstead, L. l., thirty horses
lost the ends Of their tails IN single day. Mr.
Bergh, president Of the s. p @. A., IS grieved by the
pain which attended the amputaston and the eau
terlEatfon with red-hot iron afterward, but he OBJ
jccts also TO the inhumanty of the operation. which.
he maintains deprlves the snimals OF their only PRO
tecton sgatnst the HES 10 this charse ne naends
Sayses . ''' s"H wy 04~S ~ ~ ' ~ - 80
-
Al an army coulu oe nus NN % quoAy 90 0iV""
can be collected IN New-Yotk, what an easy thing
mooiiizeeon Woun 90. man Stops IN tne miuaie OF
the SIDEWALK sazes mtenty ~ tho Top OF puinng ON
fnds boseIt The csptra q, WONDERING tbrope of men
V,ornan ana chi,dran each ,oo.ro ana waiting for
soro,h,n. =. $500 ' .... a,sh,' I. .,.s I.e,,ar
Tho oune. !, . tyro- ,.aI.. 80. "a h.Is a recL q,
r,so,r, MA. ,,....s ~. - 49,. assor0ar
hors s., ~. ..th.a - $500 49,, ..,, ~ .oo,
oI,.o 49,. .o,sas =. -.
,as,,,. -rss - s.9
oe,o ione ~. "eH man ee'pPoo' '',oh ~ho'uoi
sha aoeher, uni oioWu VI zVo or more Dioeheo ING
sue"ah' IoeihB peuostrlans 70 go INTO the street.
uuckman halted his team TO rake peep, checking the
PrSgress OF Two sarisSe oasS ana numerous other
dreamed what the wretched object IN tbe sentTe was
but they were content with lingering Ave or ten
minutes and craning their necks over the heads of
SnnasrS isn S as tnemseies foncsnen hnag
~ s an st.er sauSiying their curos'S iofneu
one NJ tho ort.rnr.vs. ,,t,, h,., wu,,.r, wtDaor,
b.s hoo o,0no,od -. ~, an".,. - az. cIt
nas peon oooceu uurlng ms residshce IN TINS Guy
IS Melville C. Smiths Broadway underground road
~, - - - p'i.oS - I1s" ~,
,y,- 49, an ~ 90 .so .
"as a.u " '.o .Vupan,
:. 80 ,ao. 80. W .trs.ano 80 $50,
" " Nio P'o' - A., 81 Ta.a,n.,.. $500 a.
uut PVPer.y pnusis 1n. .ao .A., -
.ne way. "i oi'it" anu n' siue . Is 49,. ~
na n, .n ~. - al. NJ a.
uney VIII oe eoI ny bado IN he snrins
The president Of tho company is not man to dream
ten years for nothing lie Is rich ana DOT ota' ana
0@h SiOiu " O'u0 No e.lllg.
Augustn DAILY is tarhsel' from North Carolina,
and Is not ashamed of 1t. He IS tall, slender and
sallow, wears long hair dropping mustache and
SLOUGH ha. He used to be a newspaper man. AS
theatrical manager he Is q martinez HIS experience
,,h n,...os has haer b,tter and he d,skes 10 talk
%'u aa az. s.ra,,. o,0a nav nro0t