The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

filigree, dam by Electioneer. owned by Mr..
W; >. Forbes, OF this GUY.
Inc me youhg stallion Browning, owned
ny mr.. Joseph X. Anderson. Jr.. Gooch-
iand county. Is product OF the cross men,
toned above. being by Mambrino Dudley.
dam by Electioneer, second dam by
hySdyks Hambletonian, third dam Lady
banker. dam Of the producing sire Banker
Lysanderick.
MAMBRINo PkTCHEN FAMILY,
This season promises to DO a great one for
the Mambrino Patchen family. His daugh-
tiers etand az the head az brood mares. while
bis sons are the sires Of great line Of pro-
ducing dams, also Mambrino Boy. 2:26s4, by
Mambrino Patchen, dam by Cassius NJ.
Clay, Jr.. got the dams of the
sl05, 600 Axtell. 2:f2 at three years. and Aller-
ton, 2O9z i. r. v, formerly owned here
by O. ]. Schoolcraft was bred like Nam
brine Boy; The gray mare Kitsy By him
out Of Lady Nancy. trial 2S7, owned by
Joseph Bryan, Esq.,, Is producing well. The
gray mare Haze, also sired by L. +. v, IL
the dam OF some promising colts and 10
highly valued by his owne' Preston Beiyin,
Esq. Advertiser, 2;1G by Electioneer dam
Lula Wilkes by George Wilkes, second dam
Lula, 2:t5, by Alexander's Norman, has re-
covered from a severe attack of pneumonia
-
Leland Stanford, refused an offer Of sl5, 900
for him
At the Fair Grounds James Fletcher has
big string OF good trotters. Mike Bergen
has some Of the sleekest young ones in the
state He has young stallion, PAGER, by
Hannis, that is very fast and can 90 three
times in 225. Sam Nelson has Money Hunt
er. that took O record Of AIS last year at
Baltimore, and several other youngsters by
Harold Allen. all in Bergen's hands. Mr.
Bergen also has a young stallion by Sultan.
dam by Sam Purdy. that has an easy way
of going. and q FLY by Woodburn that IL
elm ker, and oil in all he has fifteen of the
nioes t-looking young stars / have seen this
season.
In the death Of w. H. Wilson, of Cynthi-
ana. KY, on July 10Th. the horse world has
lost shining light, a man whose name was
known wherever the name of horse is
heard He bred and owned many great
horses. including Sultan. Smuggler. 2:15;
Mckinney, 2.121I; BUD Doble, 2:lS1l; n. Y.
Central, 2:1711. and many others.
The importance of horse matter Is eyinced
by the wide circulation given IL In the news
papers. No we'll regulated paper is without
It nowadays.
A. J. FORD BRINGS SUIT AGAINST his son.
There is another sensation on deck and ii
will particularly interest trotting-horse
circles, says the Lexington Ky Transcript.
This sensation is the filing by A. j. Ford. of
Richmond, Va. Of a suit Of ejeotment
against his son, b. W. Ford, Of 'Castleton
Stock Farm" near Lexington. by. The
plaintiff, A. J. Ford. is the proprietor of
Ford's Hotel IN Richmond and various
other properties, the aggregate value of
which was recently appraised, it is stated
at nearly 5000 900. IL seems that unhappi-
ness has prevailed for some years past in the
Ford household, Colonel Ford aud wife not
having spoken to each other for years
This unhappiness seems 10 have resulted
from a property transaction. Colonel Ford
and his 500 Jack NOW deceased) rented the
Eutaw Hotel in Baltimore during the United
States Centennial. Finding they were los
ing.money they applied to the proprietor,
Colonel Garrett and asked release from
their contract. This was granted, and the
Fords were allowed 10 transfer the lease.
The second lessee, failing to pay ell
his Tentel-s balance OF $4,000
Colonel Ford, in opposition TO the
advice of his attorney, transferred
all his property 10 bis wife, as Garrett pressed
bis clam. Colonel Ford had, after this
transfer, been made trustee for his wife and
children. managing the estate as If IN his
own name. He came to Kentucky. pur-
chased "Castieton Stock Farm" and leased
it for term of three years to bis son, Is.
". Ford, and John I. HerndOn, his son-in-
law IL Is said that the son signed the lease,
but Mr.. Herndon did not, and Colonel Ford
thereby claims the lease is void. The lease
will expire IN March next.
short time ago Mrs. Ford and children
brought suit against A. J. Ford 70 displaoe
him as trustee. The case was tried and
failed The court however, allowed further
deposition 10 re taken in Kentucky from
the wife and some of the children. A. j.
Ford. accompanied by his attorney, b. b.
Munford. arrived here Thursday and were
present at the taking IF j. W. Ford's de-
position. Mrs Ford declining 10 testify.
These dispositions are said T. be very racy,
and when presented in court will produce
genuine sensation.
Colonel Ford has one daughter now IN
the East divorced from her husband, an d
another daughter, Mrs. Herud0n. is said to
have sued for a divorce her husband agree
ing 10 the separation. Colonel Ford claims
10 have paid for "Castleton Stock. Farm"
and ali its improvements but admits that
the stock-a number Of borses--belong to
his son. b. w. Ford
The facts in the case are known to but o
few here at present, but will create a genuine
sensation ia turf circles, especially when
fully developed by the pending suit for
eJectment