New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
SELLING TROTTYNG STOCK.
MYRTLE r. BRINGS sa5oo-TIIE GENERAL"
CoNEY AND EMERY HORSES WENT

MYRTLE r. BRINGS s35oo-TIIE GENERAL"
coNEY AND EMERY HORSES WENT
CHEAPI.Y
Tattersai's sale Of trottnE stock began yester-
day in Madison Square Garden a large number
of representative breeders. owners and trainers
were on hand when Captain KIDD began Offering
the lots Prices ruled low for the CONSIGNMENT
from c. i. Emery's farm ut Cleveland. but the
horses We're understood and poorly Developed
The fast and good-iookng race Myrtle r..
2l5'i, attracted several buyers from out Of town.
Carl Burr, jr.. OF Commack. L. l., started the bid
ding at 1909 but he 1t up at 5000. and George
Scattergood. trainer at Point Breeze. Philalel-
phia. secured the for $500. l. is understood
he bought her for d. Snserly. son OF G. NJ. Sing
crly. OF The Record" Mr. Sineery wants Myrtle
r. to mate with Merrmac pisa; and II the pair so
kindly in double harness they will represent him IN
the doubles Of the Int9rcity Amateur Cup Races.
the first Of which takes place AT Fleetwood
jane 10.
J. s Coxey-Coinmonweal Coxey-blew in Just as
the first of his consignment led into the ring.
lie greeted with general clapp.ng Of hands.
end sund~y satirical remarks from among his
numerous acQuainjanceS who knew him only as
fairly successful breeder of trotters In response
to calls for speech CoXey said: "All have TO say
on this occasion IS that have never sold horse
at private sale for less than $1,000 bui at this pub
liz sale l am willing 10 take %M ana want tn,
so III that. dcSuc;ing the expenses Of selling the
army Will need to exercise an unusual thrift
The sale continues to-day at 10 a. M. and to-
night At : y.
Below are some OF the best prices realized
Myrtle f.. 2:15i, l.. m. 1856 b. Monaco-Iucy r.
- TaITasion; George Scat,ergool lhladclphia N''o
Enc'r 2:24l4 llk. IN. 49, by kentucky Hrlno"-
Maggie luroc. by Messenger puroc; \. J. Mae 900,
Aun, Margaret b. H.. 1871 ana Gertie g. D. m.
lNai. hy Acolyte. dams Marge :. by Roland and
kentucky Gin, by Farnaught; Miss +. H. span -.
I-aa.yi,E llE isss Iy Brown Wllfes Bessie .-o
}. {. h. g.. l,>c 10y Nurre'-les'le b, orion. W
G. wynn. HcmIsieai. l.. I.........:.... ...... 80
IL iy 1ull. j. McC;ure city. ,......;;.;.. $50
Lucy MACY. 2.2d'.. T. m. l>N3 lN Mac HrG3' -
Fl5ssic 2:3o b m. lSs3 by belmont .css. by
Ashland Chief II. H. Farr Arlington. Penn. ..... 80
Thue Mace 2:2s. o. m. ltN9. BY Macey-i.ia- 80.
Hepbllne. p. G.. 1891. iy Wilkes Boy R"Na. hy m
Harold. g. crawford city ~
Grace. 80. D. m.. 10y L'ndnnfk dam un'r''ri' 49,
Ncwcasic ..a., 49,. g. l,s, hy Kentucky Prince
Dolly fuli"r ny Niagara Champion. j. i"rh". 49,,
M@gactS T. r. is,>. by E.rc-rc.iy- Mary t., -
After recess several head Of trOtting pred horses
sold. and then number OF carriage teams AMI
single drivers changed hands Fred D.eiH epi a
pair for 1920 that were worth double me money.
Here are a few Of last nights sales
Hosea y. Perkins r.. 4. l>N7. hy Ira "hkc. - ..o,
Fremont go Dr. g. ~ Aim,n, ,. lip-, Della. by
Axcn". b. m. iNS7 - Ncfo. ours LAD. ". D.
Grand 80"
Cash ana credit. ray mares 10y Greenbaca.. h =.
COD bus, and sfsrSc chestnut frIdings. Fred
IIctZ 80
Total fog 81 mead -,
Average per %