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The sun., 1891-01-31
Kentucky TURF GOSSIP.
Death OF Thornsoa Moore-Br1ce en-
National Jockey Club.

Death OF Thoratoa Moore-Bruce On the
National Jockey Club.
LsrIsoreS Jan. so.-J v. Dey. Spring Station. Ky,
has sold to Gentry Campbell hdvay. Ky, the shsstns,
colt foaisd Nay "A lssA By AseduR. dan AodsssA By
Lisbon.
Thornton moore the vsathiess farmer n this county
u dad his home aged IS. He bred many eooA horses
In hts day. among them Moores Pilot and the graadan
Of Belle Brssnsd 3r2D, ProtsinA c:is Homer asdkhs
great ErandAm Of Belle Patchsn dan Of Baron Win
2,a He owned two thousand acres Of blue rrass land
The report going the rounds that chas RAil.y vas
the breeder Of the $1,000 Oily ssmpsv Ydsls Is IN.
sorrsSt she was ersd b Mr.. Jshn MeCl.y Of this
semper Fidels sold for ss25 .. yss,linE,
that veteran t.rfmAn- Ben @ Bruce SAID here TODAY
tired induce EaA tern assosA,oAs 70 jofn them
snd even went 20 far - to meet them their
grounds in Now York. but without succso. Each
ton thinf II get along without the ether but
this mistake for cases are sure 10 ariss each year
causing friction and trouble whioh national associs
ion alone could settle This 10 especially the With
the forfeit list and lille We reeoGpiEs the Importance
ofths three points placed pnder the Board OF Control
trust the Eastern clubs BY the close OF the year wI
with uniform sst Of rules % eovsrn hs racing Of the
fLs promising nIly EsnthA I've, yeers ola By On
ward dam by Idol Patchen was killed by the the
other day at the home OF her owner, & Church.
IranktCrt
The sun., 1891-01-31
THE NEW FORK A. q soUAasLR
The Athletic cs..sssee Sustained ~ ..
Ov~sWhelAang yote.

The Athletic Cs.nssses Sustained ~ ..
Overwhelnane vete.
The special meeting called By rftY members
OF the New York Athletic Club to hear the
financial reports Of the various committee,
was held st the Fifty-nfth street club house
last evening. over 400 members being presen {.
The special object Of the meeting was to pro-
test against the expenditures OF the Athletic
Committee which was said TO have overdrswn
Its appropriation By from 1000 to $4,000.
The result OF the meeting was an overwhe helu.
Ing victory for President Schuyler and the I'D
ministration, the vote TO endorse the Athletic
Committees report being carried By 400 to >.
The report was an exhaustive review q
the work OF the clubs athletes on land
and water the past year. 1t was shown
that the committee had exceeded its
appropHation ot s2s 200 By only A,0S. and the
satisfactory to the members present. Salare q !
OF instructors had been adv anced 81. 500 an /
the crack bicyc OF the club bad not bee a
. msnbsrshiD si'sr The sppsopr stlon Was
passed.
Ths dlesss OF the re port Was as follows:
Tue athletic department showed Q vast I'm .
sRes SsS e.sS sSsnns and Ssr.e
Dsss W s d h rs. aspRss s sss Of
p seconds and 81 thirds in 1859. Txo 4. 4.
and general at Washine eton being SO far rom
New YorE. had contributed materially to the
Increased expenditure.
TherowinG departm MT was the ban n or branch
Of the club In the line Of inprovenlent Only two
sisssSss'd sSs Sss f. Sr:w, rars!eiPsssd 1850 xs
teen car .ursd aud at tho IS regatta co men
M made LOG entries and all started Tho
snnlns iun!or eight-oased crew. being
II the Harlem ss Hess,as ass Two 81 wSte.
stone two at the staten Island Athletic Club
regatta. one 81 Philadelphia. and one at the
Middle states regatta As the Il transportation
ranged esch time from $50 to $3.50 tho
s1penses wers much larrer than With only two
men nnlaS was quite an item. New boats were Also
The success OF the climbs bicyclists is too
we'll known. They gathered prizes ali over
the country, Including first and second ct the
American and ak worlds records The trans-
portation Of machines tBily Murphy alone
" Of srslnip ps At HsrsioSd when n the he Travsr. vs
!sL Island track xas unns t9r use. helped swell
Cheering that could be heard IN Central Park
Followed the endorsement OF the report. The
loyal members OF the club shook hands and
fairly hugeed each other at the overv hslming
A IromIn nent member unburdsned himself as
Elete victory, for US. as It should have been.
The whole thing has been stirred up by mem.
bers who also belonG to the Man haitian A. C,
and are imbued with enth husiasm for the lat.
ter Tad Curtis is at the head OF 1t. The
short Of sl00: :o6o. and . qparter of this should
at least be devoted to athletics. which would
leave $75 600 for the social crowd"
The sun., 1891-01-31

There 10 trouble in store for the xan,rsa, lacrosse
= isaias. r: sess ss';sl asa
Fl: f.nt: Z s4s. n,';s: *.
matter
& q: sS,cs sen. yc,s
s ss;sI so. so. ss: H1 " team ~.
may have . knoekdovn.
e. :S
ned BY ,h. Ar .;h.si0 S!.el.yo ,. seen
mo-. y 20 close the windows when
a nst f:S Il. :4en sss
vim 3 s. q ~ .dSis: ss. T
nsn o,. .ser 81 e
and 1H nb Il. -: :d
Alta ny .ssnay meeting meeting SI In..say night t.ea.y two
in' 1s n.s
and s sss. s roy Is Sesnr asrsas.G 'n '''''"
s;a Ss:ss "a
Club T!l protest Hre.lin charging th.. hs proies
eincned ali the time and drove me on tue rope.'
til: IT, s.
&C ssm.* M iHs eone
tentus OF Vsfb III ameSul pu91IAtIO
se~ 81: *sSea. saying Ina. sns soufasneas Vii vii
II favorable weather ensuss on Sunday. Feb. g. .
s sR. 1a s s hs i
Ii :. stdm na H.i%n f,see sa
as .!r... AND s., ns d. sr.i sili BE- I Ia|a
G % WIZ esbP:rs. sPs
oliver r. Josn.on, e. z m:mes, Ct the BOARD Of D,
member of the Row York Ath.tie Clnb dled at his
q spSd ,.nS ~.
shiIar.n y, Joansea We: m.nc., q Ii. 9sE Rs
Iowsd 10 y. ch.mpioa Esysrwyek snd I..Isu!. boat
In y sps a sS THs
s sHs t:qns: &: Sss q: e
s .n r It. S E:
s:nass can ss
The Metropolitan Athletic Club has elected the fol.
e, 'h
I;:.:,,sf %s:@.n; s:is:.1tss1:%s f.st::
f1i : .sss IT,; ~
:'s ;s N ::s
snsfi:f c,:a sa:sx:d ssnIHs n.iso!Ss
0erson and Lsus WOLF swo elsver bAntans. for gold
watch
To II. EnMos Q. "a. sTsIM,' 81, Seeing ne sommupi.
clinton 2 desired g meet M II fur ronnd boxing
permit N. .ha q cpiy TOO Pl.,;sa to soeommoaats
for rs a. thsii eom,us tosrnAmsnti IN Apri Wish %
hs tSy.s sdsd .sa
tmea have met you las pound thus concednz you
@ fas yos s his and
defeated better men than you, and am open, ss
soon IS bus,nsI wili permit to meet any amateur In
America at 40 pounds JAMES MULLisA
At the regular meeting OF the Wiliamsburgh Athstio
Association, held AZ tho club house Of the organization
li5 Skiilman avenue. Brooklyn on 1burldRy niEht,
mn uch Important busiDets was transacted. Eleven
In embers elected. Seventeen apple ations for
me rship were referred TO tho Comm ttes on Al
inissionStl Chairnsn William Moore reported tka.
ths Entertainment Com weTo preparing q grand
aih,siio entertainment to DO held about March Tic
ss Insnt during the meeting tn At the
Committse on Grourd. through the generosity OF Mr:
Charles W Coorer had secured plot of ground located
In the Egltesnth ward and o9unded BY klngsIsd aye.
.h. wSpa 30 sn.';.s M snH the srouHd .d OUT
mile clay and siIhsr comno:,ts path VIII be laid out
while Base bal DIAMOND AMI jumping places will 10
constructed In the infeld
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REIDY FOB JACK FROST.
Here Are the Men Who VIII Sknte for tn o
ChsmpionshiP When He Gomez.

Championship When He Comes.
The fifteen med ais which will be worn BY the
winners in the championship contests OF the
National Skating Association are on exhibition
at A. G.Sralding 4 Bros. where they will rem ain
until ice forms somwhere within seventy.five
miles OF this city. The prizes. which include
gold for first silver for second. and bronze for
third men. are exceedingly handsome.
The figure skating medals are the Same as
those Of last year. with the exception that the
year In enamel figures has been changed to
1891. The medals for tho winners in the other
contests. which comprise the \. /. 5. and 10
a wide bar. hearing the word Cham
pion." Tho bar is surmounted by a
golden eagle. preparing 10 ny. Under
meath tho bar Is q Donoehne skate in
20 ThiGn Wi1gs win are attaGhed Thc shield
with the ne Inscription "Nationai Stating " Asso.
The complete list OF entries for the events is
s y bns cuS
aa:1,sf Pis Fss:,-opH,sy Wo5.h s,...s I.'s9a "
hthissie Glus. SssSSrxh; M.na.'ssInss Ysl. 81:
rs: .SR s's;. $ssEn: A:s;ss'f"s ~
%f:s:, ss'r s!:; ::ss 1AI' AIa': nsa sas
F. Dsvine. ,Nas.e.w.n, N 7. J.orgs W. 2e.de Matte
avian. y. Y; W. H. Gross. Elmer Simpson o. MunKes
hsimsr II. Nosher, 4 Irwin. And J. r. aud }. A bono
ghre
FIVE: mile Race--Frank Hulse Goshen n. Y; George
Eist, vsrpIsnek. -; sM. riilph Twenty second
Hunl.sheimsr J. r. and J. A Donoghus. H. AosheE
Ton mile Rses.w u. Gros, Elmer Simpson. Dsv,ns.
hesds, and tho Donoghuea
The committee in charge Of tho races con.
sists Of G. g. Walton chairman. q. A. Avery.
VIM. b. Curtis. and i. ]. Montgomery.
II Is predicted that Phillips will defeat .Ru-
John o'Brien Is from Canada, where he was
the ch hampton backward skater.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Bsse n all Notes.

Recreation grounds Will open the ssss0a on sunday.
April
J, 4 p,ob.sl. the, Jim xnouis may play with ne
Warrington Clab.
President Byrns has gone 70 the country for rssI
He viii 10 back on Nondav
The AnsI,on Club WIN As usual be under the man.
agsment Of Van VAIL enberg and be promises 70 give
Wsshawkep . good team.
III, meeting sf the .toethold.rs Of the Breotixns
nimltsdl which wAs expected to bs hold TO day has
i,.n pe.pspfd. ThD viii further Delay The consoles.
tion In Brooklyu-
Catcher Smith late OF ths Albany Club T. epsn for
an engagement He caught twenty sueosssivs gas nss
for ths above club last season and would strsnsshsn
any club In need Of . catcher
with . ittis push the proposed ssnL Profssuons si
League oushs " prove suossssfal AsAASsf ko0Tstl
s.psoss y ssissish ssod LssSSs q sisSs ssS4
pss:sss ;: ~ Sfis.s' q fes:i'; ::::.
f.riha a e .s trade SECOND Is.sn.n fsSt.;sn Ssd but
r. rsr.on: ssIs t.dsy !hs. be you'd sS, psrt sith
Be teand .. .Loul'yil.s uniform ss.s S.sses. Jnsy
msn ,hs mossa 's1sG .ssEsa s ssnrs
rslAri.s u. pesltiss u tsit sSFev ths slu6 Ists
holders Of the club ths moTniaf kewsvsf failsA 70 De-
psA ! Ia tk.na f.l.7
The sun., 1891-01-31
I.rctur. at the HnrI,m Y.cht Club.

Capt Charles PAsin gave the nrst Of . series of
lectures before the smbss Of the Harlem Yacht Club
their winter quarters st ols East i2I street last
night The subject Of the opening lecture Of the
WAS SAN p!AnA; how TO d.sgn correct And sheet
The sAta OF the club turned out In large numbers 10
hear the lecture which was extremely Interesting and
destructive by means of chArts ard drawtngs hung
upon the wall tho ssturef S enah!sd e dsseIibs tis
soep risgsd yacht the hanging q che saa and other
clearly explained TO his listeners many points on ths
propef building aad sailing Of csntrsboard yaohtI
The sun., 1891-01-31
Crescents Out In Poree.

The Crescent Gun Club of Brooklyn has been greatly
strengthened BY the admission Of new members and
The constitutional limit OF twenty has nearly been
reached The result was that Yesterdays regular mset
ting better attended than the last sixteen twenty
shoos good lot OF birds had been provided for the
OCCASION and they FEW so swiftly during the latter
Of tho afternoon whom tho ties were being shot 81,
that the tnsl Is.u, wsr. not attained nns darkness
,se. noptn, and Iomso!d n tn. shoo. on foI
n. .noo!s,. map.1sd g hit ana miss on tn. same
before ostin, ~: dssls,'a sbs sinnsr III ;coIs,
so..a :sv:I birds each man % ya5as r:s toS tEslye
e. S.ra. O. a.wis .s sda q EI!sTnoiss y 2s y.ras
ssyas y,fda t.sh!:s y;.ata aSi,s! tsmioId,
T. &c.. L9.slS - a. a. ~ Xy:,dns 1t shi:!S % yffa:
Srs sn % , rs .nq
ord ssdH Ia :hs tsrn Hopns
SIX and killed seven
Shoot o9 for second money sams conditions Himer
nsssd his nrst senoud fourth. nth and sixth bird,
killing the third Nohrmann killed his nrst and miased
hvs straight; money divided.
Shoot oh for third moner. msc and ont-Losbls shot
out tho hrst rond Smith the second vagts killed
iwo and missed two. while RATHER killed his bnt two
and Tho fourth bird. with niis sn tue third round
The sun., 1891-01-31
Yachting,

roysl rood sims = IN store for tAs nsnssrs q ne
their cho wdsr ~ the club House The rroGrsss
Quartet and several other vecAlhs viii entertain the
nsipbsrh
On Ihur,d.y .ysnins Y.s g; the snnpai m.saps q
Av.nu. Ioisl 1Ls otne.r. foI 1891 vim % elected sa4
lru.tees from s'l to sybt motos .in f,se = made
u Increase tha AnnuAl dues from 1l2 to slS CoDmoA
dore GtorEs Tyson will preside.
The Houss Couiinitttss Of ths Massachusetts, Ysehs
Club announced few wSsts age At they Ysrs geins
TO sve csnpl.nsn,ary dinner ~ Souaf9 hslA% eos.
ton February to thdy Commod Jobs cedmAn
toiey II 10 be held insisAd Of the AnnuA lihasS
hut the ConWse6rs does not think he 10 entitled 70
uch honor Just Ys so en- hondAy he sent the Beuss
iommites the following ktIsf; THE Kind Invitation
Of ysur committss end otheI member of Hs club 70
complimentary dinner riut 10 10 unsxDsst
ID and und.l o,h.I sireumst.nsss Would Se seeSp.sa
club hss st,ain.d a.rinr ,hsbi.t yssIn esvtsialy
!hst my .aors hay. essrieatsa 70 10 any vsy. Bus
do not feel As the work was vet eompasted. An
ether yssg ~, :. required % place .. iisoa. Ho..
oMSa h:.,s.s e asesE, sueb an henoI hsrsfsrs
p,i%:.. ,nS 9TH {ss sSiiss. sssyssss,ss q E r.
:ssi' :i; <: s.:s:s ~ ": ssa s ::ss
The sun., 1891-01-31
They Did Not Meet,

chess plsvers who have been anxiousiy looking for
ward to the publication Of the Book Of the sixth Amer
lean Chess Congress have once more 70 face dtsP'
pontmsnt s,sinitzs work In connection with the
annexation Of g.mes Ac been pleted for tems
sssn held s.. svsnax .t th. MARIANNE Chez Gse 70
.y'Sh sSS a: sss:; yS s.s Tssn: %
The sun., 1891-01-31
soHL.Eyo.

Tss ttirty-forr.h piEhrs eamss IN ne Acaasmy
tesssamsnt attracted sess sired crowd - Sbs Alleys
IN BAs. Youresash srsss Last svsoiss ne Ataisnta
biz ears then tnird prisa fbsp again nudA intsrsss
shown In sbs roiiise % Besssmss. ~ lssAs IN
s suuFfs fsr The sed vaseh vhieh 70 sRsssl - the
sssss ~ ss r. o.sss @
player can new head him on. ne score:
The sun., 1891-01-31
K,,rain and Godfrey Sign.

sAS FR.scsoo, Jan. So-Kilraiu made his appear.
sncs At the California Athletic Club yssterday
and the large collection OF sports assembled were
thusiAptic over his fne appearance lie was accom-
panied oy william Mndoon and after uctiors AL
around kilrsiD 0odiTey signed articles tor their
battis booked for soms night In ths latter part OF
March, for y purse Of SAUJQ
The sun., 1891-01-31
Tie Results At Gloucester.

GiorcIs1K. Jan so-1he following are the results Of
to.day's races;
Second kaoe-tive-e Of nlfe. i&s 9. won.
THIRD Race -Four and one hat fnriopg. silence
won. i.ithtert second Ce.wooi third: Tr;s l:ss4
won, Chieftain second Darling third Time 1864
The sun., 1891-01-31
Entries for Guttenburg To-day.
Tho following is the programme for Gutten-

Tho following is the programme for Gptten.
burg to-day:
First R.ee,0ne mite: beaten horses. Rcmsmb,ancs
ll3 psnnds John Jay q. itS; Brown Duke, 1901 jed,
10: Iceberg in: Rpton, Iui wandermsns Iol, Perm
second Rsce-six and half fuYlons.: selling. Ran.
eocaa ITO pounds Nsptunua ioe; Price EdwarA. loe,
Chancellor, IU6: Leo -; 8ervA. lOl shotovsf. 100;
Raymond. 100; Montpelier es. Algebra 9sldiaR "
third hses-Fiys and half furlonEs Glitter L., II 8
Ardo,, io7; Germsnie. iH; Defaulter. lbs; Marie
Fourth Raos-ssvsn fur!ouns; handicap CaoSlin,
ilo pounds: CortsA ios Guarantss iG7i glsrY. los:
Khaftan lOS; ClAmor. l04 kancocAs l08: Guard los:
Esm!s 3, ioi Gisnmouna 100, Wood en.tsf. 81 ~ .'
Fifth Race-Ons mile and halfi selling. Lypander,
Ios pounds kcarts. los; Bonanza loi; oroomsman
sixth Rscs-ssven furlonys, selling. Sir George
l22 pounds; Guidsro iIs: sandstone, ITO; ku.hiEhs
~, haltmore II l67; Little Fred IN; CArsccu,,
lO7; Midget lU4; Colleen, iUl.
The sun., 1891-01-31

At.snis -....7 II go =. II - Sl ss sg @ sse 5s3
Cm,ss--N. Hsosser scorsrs-A- wsdefn and a
kteh
Spartan OF HoboHsn -storn,s lis: T. 0efIs I3o; Car
rissn. iIsi Kppeksn, lsoi Keller. I5o Total est,
reussman, 1873; Bass 2i. Total. soA
The small attend Anes At the games Of thss Brooklyn
Sstiobai tourn -nt last evening rn unrues'iona
due ats hours at which Pie Fanse have bssn
oSmr stsd 10, the last m vnth I. very Ists
evening whom the FINAL fsms WAS cor pleted. which
o. sds tls contests very nohotobouS he seerss:
The sun., 1891-01-31
College Athletes q. Session.

collegiate Base Bsu and Athletic Associates \ b
sion In this sisr 4 lively ums 10 s1psetsA sssasains
the settlement Of the many prstesss II the fsssssl
samss during the past yea In which BochsstsS isAds
with three. The following ofcsrs were slSc ~ tAis
afternoon the ensuing year; President Z Tsyioy
g hos.rs SSI.s.i Ws.rr:.,a.nt =. Jsntl1i q
Potter q Hobart col.e, Iswi: esSiasd e hold The
gates ..pre..n,'Ss noe.rS nAniI,on Caissts Isisn
fsced ArrAngsnsnn for organizing An Intsreellssats
PresA Association
The sun., 1891-01-31

Ths club house Of the saburban Athletic Club
Hundred and Seventy seventh street.. frsmoss, vas
filed 70 overnowng last evening By the club members
and pretty ErlA Who enjoyed the clubs arst eonesrs
for the nrss time aud this. with the mais building
decorated with nAEs and bunting. prsssa,sA VEN Aas
IN talent provided for the occasion t.olulsd NJ h
sh..hY In comic isnsa Bent BIohers u esylss dusiS
LoS.sh: Fi..s. saa x,. ks@. t..es:: ~ !is q
Isii. sM.s, ycmmlIsiop Los. ] I.t.t. ih.9ss
kouit Nj aud Ngs. A Ven Eos6Snd, ", J. eoyd Mics
q: S.s,l: Ei tI;aSs.. S.f ma: x,i:.! H
IA. 4 EecoGm.ss Gn.,: ny ..sa:.a Ssss.. David
Alter the entertai1nsnt supper W. SsrIsd IN hS
suS dhes Ss roIn snt: % h ~@ indas's
The sun., 1891-01-31
sharp Practice ut "a Cock Fight.

Some local 'portsmen Of oyster Bay. l. l., who pride
theu.selyes considerably On the fighting qualities Of
their sAms birds arranged for match lately at which
tho ski staying powers OF different nshtsrs could
be tested The battles were fought only two miles from
the road but the secret had been we preserved and
the place was welt guarded by picLsts that neither
tho sporting fraternity tho Authorities ADs 10
discover tie exact locA ity.
The agreement was shat only local birds should be
broughtto the scratch. but this contract most
Sns ,Gsa Sy % SSi OF h gsIss s: r.sa.
kile battles we're fought with tl5 the sngls birds
s.rs.o evenly matched and IosILt = ss!.ssiy ,iss
sOns The birds Abls scratch Of the othsr
nshts did not last nvs seconds each as tbs vtnsins
and n. tr,ssds who pad bScisd hs sirds kssyiy: az
Tssortsd 20 by bis opponent untl long sfsl I'll bets
Ing in their uifottsn gains.
The sun., 1891-01-31
He speaks Highly or H.nds.n.

7nat the game OF handbsl inersasns in popularity
shown through The favorable notices Of by Of
the leading sporting vSitsrB In the country. Hsnry
Chadwick the veteran Journalist has this to about
tho game;
-ro VI. EDnoa ev fza suu-ssr, As an old admire,
Of shs manly game Of hanaba-Old Glands favorits
ssms-I have been much pisassd TO see the attention
paid the In the sporting columns Of f.s
s: ss
s: ~ n:
y q. Of snSsa Ss ss 70
:. -. "s s
::
e. Z: ,: y as
::
mIsy:d clerical an,isa .sa you'd ;n,ey Il:
from pi.yins y ses md .h.lr s.ns. q
csy "a ssfdSn 81 pys Ss
have given thei .sin covering to his palms which
'e9ffss @ .psei.y h.nae.,l a. an admir-
.honid Invariably ~s.r gloves in playing very truly
BioorLrs. Jan 20. 1891.
Attn: sroo.,yp H.nas.i c9us. I y':ssrasy champio.
@ SSs nr. ::
him 1hs seores were: N''
rSnp rS r.ud sna tosv,n; is iis
swIxsEY's counI
| Tho spsn'ard." b :Saains for his match with
Patrick Barrett which takes place Monday next
p. ~, defeated Capt RoAs and Dan Lee yesterday
IconcsdIng them 10 aces, four straight games fol
lows.
sks:s'.naa ks:s .na L.. Il fs-ss fss
kss s1: sna .ss R,
k.y kk.,y' and x..y Il i1ss 1s-ss
Paddy Hughes and .Jos oily defeated Jack Shea and
John McC oloum a. folovs;
Husn:, @ 5 re- ,,a,'l k:ily y i q 2,-Io,
The sun., 1891-01-31
New. from tho Hor.e yvorIa.

1hs staSp ne;srys rnnd az by ~ SSt
Henry Of Geneseo. H.. for 10000.
The owner Of Tom Mil!ar 2:29s; offers to
With the exception OF the great Johnston.
The nams OF tho veteran thorouehbre
Purch appears among the list OF entries for
some OF the spring handicaps at tho Memphis
Horace F. Ward Of Indianapolis has bought
the bay weauling colt Starbrino BY Hambrfno.
2:2lE. dam Startling Wilkes by George Wilkes.
The yearline colt by psndect out q Beatrice.
dent at the p9skviIis stnd nd oi J9hn a n Shuits
stroyed.
TEKnE HAurE, Jan. 2o.-Axtell's first prod
nce hinre hs purchase by syndicate has
guerte full sister TO Grayleht. 2:lG). BY Ken
lucky Prince.
SARATOGA, Jan; 21,-1here, viii bs q fvs
Tsfas fes, fGHe sf1s q
are also included.
The fD1 RrypH I Pak has DECIDED
oV sIo Su1. for tho $40 cl ass. snbsern,ions viii
close on Ann !. and The race will be trotted
during tho August meeting.
Gier k'hol out u Lolita. q. B.. Morris wanted
hi iop is woaa
the ELlet stable.
What has MIR. c. J. Homlln, OF Buffalo, the
opponent OF developed trotters as Fires. to say
pendence. ut four years o. R9sh by Director.
the horse that was actually hammered to q
record OF 2:l72
The Hon W. l.. Scott Of the Algeria stud Erie,
Pa, has bought the brood mars Bells OF Nj.
son, fooled 1878. BY Yunter,a Lexington, dam
Julia M9ttlnzly BY John MorSsn. Tennys
ineton. She is also owned By co., Scott. "
Mr.. David Bonner ash cd Mervin at the Amor.
icnn Institute building during the Palo Alto
Ing Ing .h: yearins record were Marvin Al replied pied
that they were not as good az they were In
Elen.coTr RI in 2:s9. ii Is the Intention to I Isep
trying ut Pale ALTO. and hope is strong that
something will be found ln the pudd? ?cks TO do
Just whom he, did, he would never have reache ed
the head OF tho list. He bad to be thrown ont
ofrainiDg Immediately utter the Performance.