The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20
SELLING HlGHLAWN STUD.
EV1T-T1IE HEAD FROM THYs "a.
M0US FARM BRING sSO,f7o

0sysrs sron An Paris or the Confines,
frssent-Hrene. ~ Aies~tsra, SOLD "a
Chsrass HsdEiey OF sprinsaeiA. nL, fbr
oAsee-A Daughter or Nutwooa Branes
t eessee-sems Bargains, sut n satisaae.
a tory ssie-To-dsy's Onsrinss.
4 The hrst days sale Of tho consien ment OF
\ Hotftng stock from tho Highawn Stud. Lee,
Mass. tho property Of Mr.. j q. Davis, osan yes.
fterday at 10 o'clock In the American Institute
Il building. and whom Mr. Kellogg ceased crying
bids for the day flfty-fve head had been dis
posed OF for $50.170. IN average Of $012.1s
esch.
81 Breeders from Kentucky. Pennsylvania.
Iowa Minnesota, Illinois. Massachusetts,. Con-
tnectscut. and other States were present in
goodly numbers. tho homo flock swelling tho
crowd to 1900 persons. Charles Ridgley OF
Springfield. ILL.,. the owner OF the great
young Electioneer stallion Conductor. was
kpresent to secure choicely bred matrons
I Ifor his Illinois farm. and II. W. Phelps
y came on from Minneapolis to bag bar
& Gains- A. b. Forbes OF Springfield. Mass.
y was liberal buyer. and Father BIZ Daily came
y down from Hartford SO ms not to be out OF the
] swim. Andy Wclch Of the same city was there.
700. just back from Boston. aftor disposing Of
khalf dozen crac!; performers on the snow
Epsth. He and Father Bill got bidding on the
ksame Alcantara col Andy lasted longest. but
tturned tho youngster over to DAILY. Charles
n Xsfner. Frank Tracy. David Bonner. and J. H.
lBhults were locnt representatives who looked
on critically. Philadelphia was represented by
(Robert Steele Of Cedar Park. while H. s.
Henry OF the Penn Valley Farm saw that the
breeding interests Of central Pennsylvania
twere not overlooked.
Il There were some bargains, but the prices
were on the whole very satisfactory. MIR.
Rtdgley paid the top price OF the sale for tho
yGutwood. the handsome daughter of hand
PCS scoS * fS o9 G.
daughter Of Nutwood end Silence: Cosanza. a
E A Anns w. out snS d AnaapS thy by
sm. Of McEwen. '2;is. was bought by
q ss%nsop Of 'h ass city wh k B.
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sssfss Rnssfn IL n!
sttssHXsI s2n e. ssn & saDphrss P1
this 5SyS b 6TSd az ss IL IT, first
ss "a bshsN9 . snG sa az
sST vent hs out sdo Of n
l0ing hof.e wearing neither shoes nor weights
St.n IL wsoSn as Han s censisnmena
EEhioA win be offered on Friday. but he is not
The Alsh!.wn Farm sale will be continued
rs: ioio SsISe Is sis sa%mass o, the sale
II Ths property OF Highlawn Farp. J. G. Davis.
~ colt 1891, ~ Xion.o-sershe: O. !. roots.
casyssa:. s r.: 5sss y wilkes; Henry .ci.y- 80
6sd. :: -: 1900
ALL 81 % ssss = csnS;n-xSS..;; by Al S0
sS;5sa at Lambert '''
~. sps!nga.a S .'.. q, D. 100
patTs: 6y LAY gesld; WI smp.on city. 1.7oo
1a.s. $500
z: orssAm a. Boston; e75
6: sG Ssr 1ss Mas ~ C. $50
1iss S S:' T. xi:n $50
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cassssut eoI. 1890 BY xleantara- susie. by -.
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assss q SSis VIII asissa Fit:s$
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.PpS isSiSSs scott SMITH, fs%nRoaI
1siic n:dium 3;Si. B. M isii. by H:pnnv N.. A'"'"
SIs.Ss:!s Vernon. BY Con. Mott; Edward
- 3&s isSi y Aie.nt.i...5eli: Medium W. ''0
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c:s: @;.,s1 81 :Hs::; .Sn: wh::: sss
Ais. * ~
~ nIy. 1870 ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: INV. 0s'
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i,sss s5ss 81; n, yXis.;nas.r.Siei. y .Aid: ~
sasiss f.imss.; wsssr Cutting. fistsded,
~ soiS issS ~ xeantaf.-Mi:.: Alice; W. C. GOV
NJ 2yi ssi. 81 Xcint.ra-Mis:; Alice: Peter '''
.s 's sS assI SS sss' waltz: tSa;is4
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EsssL Es.ayllls Us. LOO
orahHm Boston Mass .:......,.;......: Lo25
Gray Harrts Paris. Ky..........,........... b25 |
Brown colt 1889. by Observation-Disclosures: c.
u. Curtis. New Haven. Conn ..,,............. 2I5
Chtstnut colt, 1888, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. by
AhdAuah Pflncei e. II. kerncr. New York 80. q25
Chestnut colt, 1888. by AlcantnEa--C'inderelia,
~ AbdAlah Prince; Ed Gray. Pittsburgh 80. 625 |
1Ack nlly, 1891, by AlfonsO-Dainty. by Dicta. |
eot; H: ". Phelps. Minneapolis. .......... -. 1900
Medium. EmIIy, CT J, Warren; Paterson. H. 1.o25
Bay MY 1890. by AiGAntara-Easter Medium;
Chas Ridgiey. Springfield MAss......,.......... 100
LAY nly 1897, by Airanara-Easter Medium; A. |
B. Forbes, Springfield Mnss...........,........ IT'S
Bsster Lady. b. r.. 1893. by Kentucky Prince |
Easter Medium; Bass nj Rudde. Pennington,
Bay colt 1850. ny stnrlight-Easter Medium; wv
BAY coii iss:. BY Alcantara-Martha Reynolds.
Gny!sr; g. kuckeman Boston, ........... 800
ASTthA Reynolds b. M; 1852 by Cuyler-Lunla-
-, " hsfkeleys Edwin Forrest W. Is. Cash. !
IN meriaem Conn. Observation-Disclosures. COO
~ MY; ,d lSss ~ Aicantara-Patchina. by
ny My 1890 by Alcentarn-Iady Winship. by
Dencaton; r.. Murphy. Pittsburgh. .....,.'.,, 1916
ussS colt 1891. by Alcantara-Lady winship;
VIM MeKgAt Hartford ....,,......., ..,...,,,. 800
Lazy winshtp b. M. 1874. by Deucalion-Gypsy
sa,a oy sir Walter scott; Z. g. RuckeniuI
Boston A75
Mad, evl2.1 IL 'o~ F'>S 49,