The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

twcnty-lour owned I'm North Carolina;
and Governor Hampton. that was toalod
ina 1874, and now kept at Columbia, >. c.;
10y Air. James Cdycc.
Mr. ". VI. Lcdthlcy. Of this city, has
purchased of j. d. Carroll, Vivid stud
Farm, Ashland, Va, the thoroughbred
mares Blanche fifteen years old, by
Alarm dam Fanny Hail. by Norfolk, and
Ih1atutuOn, eight years OIL by Tele-
marhus, dam Glance. by John Morgan.
Both are i'm fJal 10 ltlcye.
Mr. Lcarthlcy is also the owner Of the
bay stallion Cavalier. six years Old, 10y
Hidalso, dam Blue Dress by Luke Black
burn.
Mr. Harry e. Beatue. Bloomingdale
Stock Farm, has purchased of j. j. Car
o.l the brown stallion EicVe, ten years
old. boy Eolus, out of Ninou, 10y War
Dance. and couple of thoroughbred
W8rc7-v!Z.: Amulet a bay, twelve years
DID, by KING Bolt, out of Elliptic, b.
Imported Eclipse, second dam Nina, 10y
Boston. and an GrLamed chestnut, four
yc3Is Old by Heimdal, out of luiatua-
uon, 10y Tclemachus. Amulet is in fOdl
to ElpNe.
The bay mare, Miss Lassitcr dam OF
Miss Nelson, slipped twin foals by Nor
ok, ON January 18th, Miss Lassiter has
and is in fine condition. The best of care
has been given her all through the W IL
ter and the cause of the trouble is hard
10 explain. Since being owned In Virginia
Miss Lassitcr has produced NJ IS Nelson,
2l2 3-4.by Norfolk; Triple, by Three Tips,
2.S If; Willis Maid. by Willis, 2.$iS 81.
bay huy by Norfolk, now ycdrling il
the stable Of Richard Curtis. She was
mated with Norfolk in 1884, and viii b
bred back TO him this season
Mr. Charles If. simpson, Of this city,
has had The misfortune 20 lose chest
nat ycariiug colt by Eswood, 2lN Il. out
of kltty a bay mare OF great endurance
ard stamina. owned tor years PAST by
Mr. Simpson. The yOungstcr was be
ing wintered at Glenlca Farm and while
running i'm Il paddock broke q leg and was
destroyed.
MIR William a. Walker. who rarely fails
TO have a good roadster or TWO IN ms
private stable, now mas four tottiEG-bred
pcldmgs that for style, speed ana finish
are uard to beat. Ether OF them can
trot better than 2.35. and are al home 10
pole or IN single harness. All OF them
are Iich bays i'm color.
Tie fastest of the lot is Albert c., by
Clay. son of Walker Morrill, though Har-
trial OF ~ The other two, Chattering
and Louis VIII, are both bred In the
purple The former Is by Chatterton,
21S, dam Poole dam Of two in 2;3O, and
own sister TO Tansy, dam OF Butterfly
2l9 Ga, Eagle Bird, 2:2l, etc), by George
Wilkes. second dam Dame Tansy, dam
Of Prima Donna pacing 2:O9 Ia while
Louis VIII. IS by Louis Napoleon OUT
OF a sister 10 Lumps, 2:2l, second dam
Mother Lumps. dam Of Jumps, Peter
ton, Monte Cristo. etc.
Albert {. was only gelded about six
weeks ago. and Mr.. Walker looks for
him 70 make a fast horse, with proper
handling.
Mr. W. S. Ayres has lost by death from
rheumatism Of the heart his tavorite
roadster, a chestnut mare by Carlos dam
Naomi, by General Jenifer's imported
Arabian stallion Ismael Pasha. This mare
was bred by the late Colonel j. L. Car
ringtOn
While recently looking over an Cd file
OF The pirit OF the Times, for the year
1877. 1 came across a notice Of the sale IN
April, 1877, OF the Arabian stallion, foalet
Pasha by General w. III. Jenifer, of Bal
timore 10 Colin Cameron, of Lancaster,
Pa While owned by General Jenifer. Is
mael Pasha was shown here at the State
Fair number OF years ago, and is claim
ed 10 have been one OF the handsomest
aud NEST highly-inished horses ever ex-
hiblted there. lie was - pure white In