New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
FUN AT A HORSE SALE
TWO AUCTIoNEERS MINGLE THEIR ELo'
QUENCE.
TRoTTERs AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILD
ING BRING s21,O6

rRoTTERs AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILD
ING BRING s21 .oe5.
The sixth day Of Peter C. Kellogg q CO.'S saie Vi
tr0tting stock at the American lnstitu'e Dui'u'"s
marked the beginning of the end. Since the disposal
OF the great Rosemeade stud, interest In inc "i'''
has been steadily the decline. and yesteruas
small crowd, mainly composed Of professional deaiers'
bore melancholy contrast to the throng thai surge"
round the auconeer's stand or along the sale track
on the preceding Wednesday when the great Alcazar
was led into the ring OF course Andy" WEIGH ana
John Madden again to the fore. on the lookout
for bargains in horsciesh and at time or
another during the morning and afternoon. such
buyers as DR.. J. c. Mccoy, James A. Raper. J. Rob
bins j. o. Gray Thomas Smith. f. W. Durlyce. II.
O. Warner, a. Il. Miller, George l.. Clark. Thomas
Smith and G.. II. Martin stroled in and took hand
in the bidding. but for the most part the days work.
which comprised the disposal Of cOnsgnments from
the estate Of Benjamin f. Bates and from George A.
REYNOLDS was almost devoid of excitement or In
cdcnt
Bidding was tolcrably lively. but prices throughout
rued moor ONLY once touching four figures. The
highest price realized during the day was *ooo pao
bv ANDY, WEIGH for Belle Tracy, a six year-od
daughter Of Mambrlno Dudlcy-vaIley Queen For
true Yankee quickncss In selling an opportunity ana
cInchlng profitable bargain. Mr. Welch Is lengths III
front of all his competitors. Within ten minutes after
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the next lot was under consideration. he saunered up
IN fle reporters table "Say, boys he chuckled,
i've lust sold that big Belle Tracy to a man named
Deshorough for n. OOO., This abont smashcs the
record for quick sale and barter.
An unexpected source Of mcrriment was PROVIDED
by Mr. REYNOLDS, who. like Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Hanich
occuped a seat beside the auctonecr. Unlike these
Gentlemen however. he was not content 10 pay
Juveniles to Mr. Kcllogc's lead" Mr.. Reynolds
was determined to be the heavy Lead of the show or
nothlng ON the smallest provocaton, or on no
provocation at all, he would rise from his chair and
burst into flights Of imprisoned 0ratoFy euloss"o
of the merits Of each OF his stock The defines WIN
which he altcrnated pathos poetry sarcasm Cd
urgation. adjuration, emotion ana VtuPcra0o"'
as occasion required would have maze Vel"
cral Sessions lawyer green with envy and per-
h.ns bc vas never 30 effective as when
dati, nm the productive powers Of brood mare WHO
ras not more than twenty two years Old while Mr
Kellogg was calling for bids Mr. Reynolds wouid Keep
ND tecming fire Of commentary so tia'' 10 'oSo u'
acquainted with the personality OF the WV ."
was difficult 10 tell which was the cohsik"or
and which the auctioncer Poor Mr. helo~S
his light completely outshonc' son'c'i'l.'
stopped in the middle OF sentence anu anu
mopping his forehead. gazed despairihgiy az ."'
new and unexpected Richmond in the heid. Mr.
REYNOLDS is the owner Of large shoe ihaiiuiae'"~
Inc business I'm Utica. Somehow That shoe Dusme''
seemed 10 haunt him all through the proccou'"e,
Ike King Charles, head In Mr.. Dicks memorial J"
would not he suppressed. but persstenty ooooc" "p
rcnelv I'm the most unexpected places to the general
confusion and dismay. being worked into the general
subject with "A skill that was suggestive Oh soap
advert lsemcnt. A., 49, ..or, ,ras
The total sum realized on the days work w sae
about 500 O65 The following are some OF the
P'' From The Bcnjamln f. Bates estate-Paullncs
Daughter $3.50. Andy WEIGH Lucllle, b. m, So'V'
D : Fish: Miss Lofty, br. NJ. 400 Thomas Il; =.
hin: Cigarette b. m, $500. John MADDEN, n i
nate, br M $780, DR.. J. c. Mccoy Nellie biH
h I 500 DR.. J. {. Mccoy Elsie en- M, rooo,
J. o. GRAY Wildwood ch. C.. 1919. a. >. SHilh >
SoldSinner BLK c. $3.50. j. Icnncssey
From George \. Reynods-Nelle Sherwood Dr.; m
$40. f. " Durkee Julia sherwood; Dr. M, 80.
John schlccc: Agnes b. m. 500 H. @; warner :
Linda. br. NJ. 1910. ". c. IIendrick Miss Knox
hIk In.' s355. J. Il. Mcars; Prince Albert. Dr. E.,
s-5O Edgar Holiday Tc>sc Sheridan, en- M T4o"'
DR. j. C. Mccoy Daisy MIlls. b. m. $500 george u,
ri,rl. Frank sellman b. c.. s4l5. A. J. briggs Ben
rracy' b. c. 800 H. Iagmaicr: ransy Mis- b; M
Zoo C. a r. \. S,ratton; Wallace Wood pr G., S"22'
j. W. Wilson; orphan Girl ch. T., $500 r.. W:
Durkee: Lady Bird, b. m. 200, T.. IL. Marlin Mil
Iunlc star. b. m, $500. ID. ;. Qulntcrn, NtlHti"
rrll D. = $500. r. T.. Wcstlakc Mamie BalcS' .; 10
500 d. :. Quintcrn; Albany GIRL or. H. Sooo
Th.i morning william Easton viii begin inc
disposal II j. b. Haggin's trotcrs. at the American
Horse Exchange