The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29

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saitsSsry rsihs Asout His stable.
The com binstion sales now in progress have
J brought an unusual number Of men promi-
nent In the world OF harness racing to the
metropolis this week. Monroe Salisbury IL
probably the best known, and he made fyinE
| trip across the continent TO be on hand when
| his consignment Of stock II sold on Friday
| The Rray-hsIrsd breeder ard turiman says he
IL en- routs TO Washington. whore he owns
some steamboats, His stable Of oampaieners
will leave the farm at Plessanton, Cal, about
the middle OF May. and make the first halt at
Denver for the spring meeting at Overland
Park. Then thsy will come further east and
join the Grand Circuit at Saginaw in July.
John Kelly. who handled the Salisbury flyers
last year. Is now under engagement with
Du Bols Brothers OF Denver. When asked who
would drive for him this season Mr.. Salisbury
replied: The driver IL the last thing think
about There are plenty OF them. go give my
attention to the horses 6rst Charley James
IL working my stable now at the farm and lie
doing very we'll" Regarding the report that
he had made q deal with N. Z McHenry. the
said: We have had some correspondence and
McHenry will drive race for me occasionally
han ns ao nUn ths for before ana IKE his way
OF handling the ribbons. He has big lot OF
II. own and will be kept pretty busy with
speaking Of Directum's- chances for break
ing the worlds record. Mr.. salisbury sstd:
last saw him. in fact, better than he ever was
before Kelly 9. to drive him: the boy had
have s so S"s essrybody but me- hear that Nj
Hamlin is willing to match Fantasy egainst
:. ss the gqsG he IL
IL at home there. and IL takes little while to
get our horses used to The Eastern climate 'a
&c /. put In condition 10 90 last mii.si
turn to indiana aud begin active work In pre-,
sT. .oS Ss good soS d's%R but the @
have not ret been sent to Terre hsute; star5
ss{ tsJ SSS WITH the
sy;r 4 1888 nf s,. Ss ssss %s
and Aunt Delilah IL in the hands OF trainer
Dr. S q n. Hoil.nbect, manager for Budd Do
nous reinsman. who came ON TO help with the
toSag Sr T.rrs Rass '2 Ba
.DS e ss' %s.. .T " n sSs
driver Of Dexter. Goldsmith Maid. and Nancy
Hanks has been enioyng honeymoon abroad
zG M; v. sifS II S STi star d &:
DVuit sitluk tutb ssescut ,WhhV snbvN.o tnet
IN a race. She trottsd In 2:isS when three
6s 0$ oSt A. RHs :ssts As cc;s FARM Far
near Philadelphia.
Low Price. for Ordinary Stock Yesterday.
There was another good sized crowd In at
tendance at the Kellogg combination sale Of
trotters at the American Institute building
yesterday. Prices ruled low, but whenever
anything that had both good looks and fair ao-
ton came into the ring full values were re-
ceived. The highest priced animal was In the
consignment Of Frank d. Tracy Of Appalachian.
N. Y. the fourteen-ye year old mare Hildegards
going to Z S. Wells Of Jersey City for $625.
HildeRards showed we'll In tho ring. and IL the
dam q q 22s and he in turn is the
The following 10 . summary OF those bring
ing 500 or over:
PROPERTY OF MISCELLANEOUS OWNER.
Hildsgarde. br. m, 1880 BY " MSS Henry Clay
TTouble,oms q 1910 by Messenger Duroc: Il. a.
winasid sh' Z. 1870, by Rocky Moani.in-wini
rsd " Dsnis LimG, ss B. Bs ss.s S'T nS,. 2io
kath.rin.. ~ Walkers Redwood: Jas. Billing.
st:as v. M, isss. SX, .k;nnol.-oroii.. Sy oo'
ssss: y s.:..Hs niger DSsoa; ' Dr. Nv fn:f5.
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Bay Any; isST x Das.t fanny lambert By jim ,.0
Nay Wilkes blk m, 1855 by kentucky Wilkes
Gran. colt b x. iiis1L 81 iIh.it.nisn.Fi.nny ~
RomsnHa b Z, Issi. By Pisdmcat-Raci.i By 'o
Phin:; ey Woods HaInSls.Onian; I. ). wiisi.i am
3.; s: IT, s. s.a Il F fSsai! ' VIM
John r isio BY Young Highland 6r.;, zoo
dams pedigree untracsd; q JArdins. $40
The sale will he continued to-day. when an
other miscellaneous Offering will go before
trotters will be sold. among them two Dirsc-
Turns there are only four colts living by the
STAN ouI younGstsr ownsd By Samuel Gam
BILE, for many years superintendent OF the late
that have speed as we'll as breeding to recon.
mend them; The fastest 81 the , Csliiosnis lot
form. She is by Thistle. 2:I3s. the ParEyilie
Farm sire T and there 10 beg geldinS OF four
bred. that 10 a squ going trottsr and appar-
entity speedy one.
The Allegheny A. A. Make. an Assignment.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 2a-Ths Allegheny
Athletic Association has made an assignment
for the benefit OF It's creditorA Tho assignee
IL J. W. Chapman. Those in . position to talk
about the matter say that this will result In a
reorganization and q getting clear OF dead
timber The liabilities are said not to exceed
$4,000 There arc unpaid dues on the books
OF the association of about $1,000. which ex-
hard. and this step was decided upon ysstsr.
day.
prominent member In speaking OF the
causes tonight said that besides the delin-
quent dues and the great expense Of the club
house, the sale OF LIQUORS had impaired its |
prestige. He added that when reorganized
they would have no sideboard. but they would
have a good gymnasium. and smoking and
dues and by the sale Of the club furniture to
pay on pressing debts and soon get on their
ton