Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

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cAteresv' New Years ball ] hear
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drill. anA sAsp he viii pick
out tie pose promising. sr rather
the best paying. md secure their
admisSiou - the ''amArt set."
which necessarily muss - relnlcroed
and kept IN sxistesos IN this wAy. With
this view, IL h kai1 that ~ is getting
cut new edition Of his book.
This work y mainly antohiogrsphiesl.
and might truthfully be entitled: ''Con-
fessieas and ccuAdsncss of consum-
mate caA;" hat u contains chspssrs
conveying information on "bpsering
Society,"" "How 70 Entertain.s Cham
paeues and other winsa" and ''rhs
Present Fashion In Stationery" This
last b exesediagiy impcrsaut. psrticu-
larly ~ Il 10 followed by "Forns Of In
vitstions Used by Mr.. NeAliisser." In
which the proof reader hes kindly seen
that the common words are correctly
spelled This book viii be Of great use
20 those who are anxious 20 get into
'.society." especially az without II they
will not get in at all-that is. Ii the
Butler knows IT, His drvs question 20
every applicant win be: "Have you
bought my book," IL is believed that
all who buy tickets 20 the Buffers ball
will also be obliged TO buy the Butier's
book. and In this way Il il expected that
the entire new edition viii Be worked
OF before January is The plan y not
original, for Barnrm used 10 make his
Autobiography" part Of the price Of
admission 70 bis show.
TIE Coming 81 Ssnsl
The arrival at Sunel In New York
has been IN important event IL this
community. For several days the deet
mare held . reception In Mr.. Bopners
stable In West Fifty-6fth street. which
amounted to an equine soirse, and II
will not do for any man who wishes TO
hold up his head in horss circles 70 con-
Tess that he did not attend II The
Four Hundred Of horse society were al
there, which means that the repre-
sentativcs Of mule society wsre rigidly
excluded Persons were admitted -
the great horse presence By card only.
and only the very exclusive who ''tvod
In that class" could get sight Of 6unol
pasteboard. There has not bean. I
think. the same wild desire 10 80 .
visitor since the late Dem Pedro was
here. We certainly had NO ether ~
traction in town 20 equal u, even IN .
small degree. Sarah Bsrnhsrdt could
not have held her aud<epee. even in
the snake scene. had ~unol's stall been
open to them. A for Carmcncita, had
she been here she might have cnreened
and copsorted till the cows came home.
but she could not have drawn like the
little scrawny mare that trotted = mile
In a:oek on q kite-shaped track. Az
for Suool herself. II may be said that 10
is deucsd lucky for her that abe has .
record. She would never impress the
bcholder - being the fastest trotter In
the world. ! nc corner Of her stable
WAS her esratoga trunk-containing
the Lord only knows what-and on the
end Of Il were painted the figures to
ahow that she had trotted n 3 years
old in ais; At years old in 2:tok; at 8
years old in e:osk. Lookin.y st the
little bay mare before me. With hsr
apparently heavy head and her
stomach ''stucls up" like . greyhound'A
! could have almost persuaded myself
that she had lcvsnted with anctAers
baggage and was travelling under ialss
prctcnses. A curious thing noted sbout
Eunol II the general couformatoa Of
her body with that Of greyhound. 9 >
has the same deep chest while. hss
the greyhound, her stomach - drawn
up st the loins a. II by . puchering
string. Al least q pertsop Of her head.
and particularly her ears, suggest the
greyhound. while the sioping hips and
slender. sSsel-liks legs aAd TO the viviA-
neas Of the suegesticn. And yet. with
all this striking resemb blanee 70 ancthsr
animal. Sunol In . ''sinRed eat"
Can this mare. with her kite-shaped
record Of 2:osk. really equal Maud Sc
time-a:osk-on IN eriptieal trsckS
The general opinion Of horscmen IL that
she cannot do IL In her s-year-old form
/ have heard the sdvsntage Of . kite
shaped track estimated st as much ~
two seconds This means great deal.
II horse 10 trostine at the rate Of a:oi
he viii cover eightv-twe feet six inches
in the brief period Of two seconds; or.
IL kite-shaped mile In eightv-two and
a half feet short. il is feared that eunol
will DC greatly surprised and panied si
the length of an eIlirtical. or Maud s.
mile. 20 TO call H.
There are some hcrsemen of good