The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-28

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| SIS EFteNN WITT AstWNs
That the trottine horse business Is not dead
yet BY any means was evident By the number
Of persons in the American Institute Building
yesterday when Messrs. Peter C. Kellogg X
Co. began their seventeenth annual special
combination sale.
There we're men about the ring that have
| grown Rray-hairsd In the business Of breeding
trotters. and there we're men known wherever
| the fame OF the American trottinR horse IL
known. whose money has always been ready
when anything Of merit passes into the sales
ring. Among those noticed during the after
noon we're David Bonner Matthew Riley T.
Frank Coe. Jacob RUPERT, George J. Harley
| NJ s. Gates. J, & Ferguson, Fred Diet. and C.
| II. Kernsr Of this city. Edwin II. Bovine.
| Chelotah farm. North Branch, N, j.; Charles
BbssEEmsp stony Fordw X BATES;
Salisbury Of Cailtornia, j. q. Davis, Lee Mass !;
I. 9. Babcock, !, Hornellsylle; = n Hartman.
Robert steel. Philadelphia; o. r. Carpenter.
Ramseys. N. j. George Starr. and Dr. Hollsn-
The principal consignor yesterday was T.. A.
Hartmann owner Of stsmoouL 2:OL' NJ.
but but a humber OF lis horses have been in In!
eSSn and the grss --latest 81 sssHns sons was
even . better looking horse than when sold
here for $40 900 two years ago, aud is much
lied Yesterday. none Of the offerings being Of
SURPRISING merit.
redoubtabis Bud. who IL due TO arrive to- day
from Europe, 6sgged, bargain In NutpaTni;
i.ssS%sps son that W goSppy 6riscS oha used S,
TO drive for J. II. Shuts This seven; year-old
PAGER took his record at TER: Haute last year,
The following is a summary Of all those
bringing 500 or over!
PROPERTY OF u n. HARTMAN. ARDEEN N.Y.
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Sy Reno JANE: opohs:iis New YORK. "a'u' aoo
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y ssT L. .sn.Sa S .s YoTs 800
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brooADn .................... .lO
PROPERTY OF MISCELLANEOUS OWNERS
tutss., by Arthurtoni Z. Wells ........ $40
sharp by Rocky Nil; J. N. Reed, LaksVlle.
Guess. b. m. 1879. by Eiectioneer-Gazelle. by
prlmusi Deysreux. New iork :5o
Bred Right. Dr. G. 1892. by Alsatian-Qui vne. by
sentinel. T. Frank Coe. New York ............. 500
= 40. b. ., 1883. by Noiunts err Black
Meg. by Kentucky Prince; j. b. Richards. New
Bloom Boy, 2ssl, hr. X, 1885 by Darlington
dam by Billy: f.tuthbertson. New York -. CIO
Belle Mac, m. 1851. by Mckean-Abbie Mae. by
MIXERS Iron Duke. ". q. Holmes New York 80. 30
The sale will be continued at 10 o'clock this
m orning. when some useful horses will he
offered, among them the consignment Of Mr. |
Frank b. Tracy Of Apalachin. this State. In
Mr.. Tracy's lot are Hildegarde the dam OF
Che enham. 2:2S: May Wilkes. by Kentucky
Wilkes. and several geldings by jheltsnham
that are more than usually good prospects for
the trotting track.