New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26

nrobab,e that the Exchange building viii be closed
IN rev WY, Ia ~ ma "a, work and the interior Will
Undergo a compete charge Doors VII be CON
sxucted with a second door of Iron network open
i'g on the street so as secure a perfect systtin
Of ventilation. On the roof skyghis tlSSt 1ai p
erected There will be seventy-siX roomy ooN s,aS.
constructed in such Kramer ma yenence
10 others himself ga.iery VII t H tic ~
sale ring which YIN be pSyd ,S %n o ana changed
so as to conform with the new pans OF sdh.t i
As the ba inside csn "6S w oi f with The
chances for the secretion OF disease germs WIZ W
disinfeced before it is reopeneI It IS the deter
mination Of W X. Vanderbilt. Frederick Bronson
G Ia%on,a Wi F. " aE Vanderbilt and 6 peabody We
VINO are the dlrsc9rs 70 mae nf IN 5r
MIR Eas;on intends visit Kentucky ana tennessee
50 20 as soon as the work Of remo1eling the build
ing begins An agency Of the American Horse EX-
change is 10 be established az Lexington. Ky u
is likely that a branch office Will be opened III
". Grahame Ross reports that there are over 100
horses TO be sold at Tattersalrs this spring The
sales beginning to-day and continuing until Nednes-
Gay night are likely TO establish market price Tor
the different grades of horses to be sold. Ac-
tvity about the building denotes that the sale sea-
of persons Inspecting horses in the sale ring yes
terday Intending purchasers of horses WouiI CON ON
of the ;arge numbers of horses adapted for various
purposes that constantly quarieTed az latter
Wormser was feeling well on SATURDAY that he
threw his rider and Jumped the tTdCh itiCtS u.'4
he got outside the grounds He ran all over me
county persons say. before he returned 10 the
village of West Chester. g. +. smith tlttsDhrg
Phil his owner. saw the affair and oiiered ~ 10 l
with no takers. that the horse would not receive
a scratch. Wormser caught by stable lad
There was not a single hair displaced when he was
led back to the stable Wormser Is the horse tnat
received the injection last fall when he was 10 start
in a race with another steed that received the same
treatment Some mistake was made In administer
ing the injection TO Wormser. as he backed up IN
the race while the other steed galloped away from
his field winning easily with 40 to quoted against
aim Smith lost $,1OO NOrmSer
A four days combination sale OF trotters, the
property of many of the prominent breeders VIII
begin at the American Institute Building Third
ave, near Sixty fourth-st at 10 n: m to-morroW
Highly bred troters of all ages viii be offered ana
will be sold to the highest bidder. All the best
strains of trottng blood are represented IN me
catalogue. and. the men VINO oner the horses
for sale are wealthy breeders who paid high prices
to secure the best mares for matrons many bar
gains are likely to be secured. 1t Is the aim OF Mr.
Kellogg to have his sales free from unfairness or
any description The lots to be offered at TINS
weeks sales are he absolutely sold to the high
est bidder. The outlook for trotting is extremely
brilliant as hundreds of thousands of dollars are
offered premiums all over the country. There is
a chance TO secure possible Directums and Nancy
Hankses at a small figure The sale VIII begin
promptly at the advertised hour tomorrow. and con-
tinue Wednesday and Thursday and Friday until
the entire lot is disposed Of