New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
GREAT SALE OF TROTTERS
FINE HORSES UNDER THE HAMMER AT
TATTERSALL'S
GOOD PRICES PAID THE HIGHEST. - 100
BROUGHT BY BELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


BROUGHT BY BELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HEAD AVERAGE OVER $1,000
TattersaTs Fifty-nfth-st. and Seventh-ave, began
tho banner trotting sale OF the season at Madison
souare Garden Yesterday The leaders OF the
Grating turf from all points o. the compass were
present The bidding lively and SPIRITED ou'
was delayed by the persistence OF MI n'o""1'
OF Kalamazoo who insisted on annoying the p'u
doris Inv making long speeches to the crowd Captain
Philip c. Kidd. of Lexington. Ky, orlcia'eu as
the auctoneer. and to his efforts the success ~
the sale is due In a great measure. Tat'ersaIi
made every possible arrangement Tor the co'"'o''
OF their patrons. and everybody was pleased VIII"
the treatment received
EelIe Vara vas the feature OF the days sale, ana
caused lively competition. Carl Burr, OF CainacK,
I secured her for $4lOo. High prices ruled ana
the first twenty-seven head realized an average
OF over 81 600. The hearts of the trottng-hor men
were gladdened at the splendid showing as the
high prices obtained reflect the opinion OF me
public as TO the OF trottns The sale to-day
sbould attract a large crowd. Matthew Riley
famous stable Of road horses is 10 be sold. lhere
are seven OF them each OF them being selected
for road purposes possessing all the esseh'a'
qualities desirable in horses for pleasure DRIVING
All Of them have records, and are as well KNOW"
to the men who drive in the road as their popular
owner Matthew Riley. To-days sale begins
promptly at 10 o'clock Here some OF the lots
sold at yesterdays sale and the prices:
Ambassador. blk h. 1870. by George wlk,s - 600
warlock h. h. 1880 by H-imont-waterwtch. w ,.,
Em'ntncr. b. m. l>>4 by Empire. + Gays. 90,
A mary tk. p h. b. Anassa soprano. j.
Archau %s b. h. l,;i by Aniro-soprano ". +. e,o
Emesr. cn r. 1888 by Ambassador Eminence "
Neil i Gif !n ~, by Esl Erc-inoroush'red ,,,
Belle vaa Dr. m by vatican Light Hairs dam; -,
vsssar ''I rn h. i>>g ~ vatican varas
La e" is. g. rn , ia by Ani,I.crl. vai- dam "
Tue Blue. Blk n 1871. by Ambassador Nell . ON,
A%GdrsiS '' biz c. i,a2 by Ambassador ".
Ainell Gik T.; 1885 Aintassaa'r- Hcll. = Appel So
Nelrck. ch m. 1897. 10y fs'in Eric-sSipper' j. .oo
s'rna Blk. m. lss4, by Amo~ssador shadow; j.
Ersnshade b. m. 1891. by Anrro-snadow. J. Muir
Lsyiani GIN: llF. M isia. by Legal Tender
os Gifi c5si sy b Barn 0 90,
Girl: T. E smith. 200
spins Day b. H.. 1891. by Amiass aaor-seiene;
Atution. ok. f. iSs,4 by Ambassador Fanny Ess-
'?sle Nyan b. m ls2 by George Whes'o'e' 40
Crescent. ). m, 1890 by warIcck-iose wilkes,
snsin B. M by ElectioneerH susie j. W Daiy.. $50
King Nasr h. h.. 1889. by ADMINISTRATIVE.
rroy
Ne,,ie. en- m. 49,. by Blue Bel-Kaie: W II.
Nellie H. Blk. m. 1854 by Ambassador Lady
Greer; Senator J. Mcmillan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 375
Ethel Mack. h. 1851 by Anteo-Ica Milton;
Ethei M,on' b. f.. isa3 by Amtassador-E,hel ''O-O
Mack: W D. Mayburg. .......................... $40
Calsce. blk ISIS by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Amaze f. 1893. by Ambassador-Cayce 2.
Nav bud b. m. ISIS by Eiec,ioneer-Idiemay
Dotnc, b. m. 1855 by Elec'ioneer-Dora; c. F.
Apron h. f., iS,2. by Observation-Disclosures: w. F.
Mona Nutwood. b. m. 1857. by Nu,wood- Maud
Granger J. Mcmillan. GHo
Alnona. b. { 1888. by Alcan'ara-Nona Nuiwcoi:
lanes Mcmillan b.: ,a. 700
dam James McM Han co
Opera. m. 1889. by Robert McGresor-Znpah.
Charlotte. b. IL. 1887. by Neson-l.ady Lambert.
Frieda. blk. 1891. by Nelson-Jesslca. Morgan &
Rss a'''f b M. 1855 by sir1ihmor Carlisle. 0'O
Ambuater E. c. 1892 by Amias.ador- Resaio. Ed.
Froc B. m. 1855. by s,ra,hmore serene. James
Irns jeanette. by RED Wing-Onie Scott. A. NJ.
vsierine b. m. 1891. by wariock-valeria: /. L.
Potter TO
Ardraree. h. c. 1893. by Amjassador- beach;
E. s Wells. 300
Broornal. b. h.. lsss. by stranger-I,rooch: J. +
The consignment of 5. A. Browne. Of Kalamazoo
comprising hfty-four head. realized $4,000 aver
age of S697 each. Owing 10 the unprecedented de-
persons who have catalogues should retain them. as
there is likely be q scarcity to-day.