The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-23
TRoTTERS GO TO EUROPE.
AUsTRIlNs GET THE BEST HORsEs
AT THE GARDEN SALE.

AT m GARDEN SALE.
UndeveIopea Ceits and Breeding stock Not in
Demand-Aiico Leyburn and GeorEie W.
Resoid to schiessinger q CO. for 20. 800
Siohher Pays on. 600 for uorneiia "hkcS'
The most extensive auction sale Of %trotters and
PAGERS ever held in this country began yoster-
day at Madison Square Garden under the direc-
ton Of w. b. Fasig & Co. Nearly 800 horses are
catalogued. and with an intcrmlssion on Thurs-
day and Sunday, tho sale will bo continued day
and night until Thursday Of next week. Up
ward Of 200 OF the animals that will pass
under the hammer have public records
ranging from 2:06A to $3.50, and this
remarkable array OF speed has brought together
q big crowd Of wcll.known horsemcn from oil
parts OF tho United States and Canada and from
Europe. Mrs. Dan McPhee, widow Of the we'll
known Canadian trainer, who died at last
spring; Johan Flcischmann. Henry A.. Fleisch-
mann. Albert Mosher, and Schlessinger q Co.,
all of Vienna, were the most prominent foreign
buyers present yesterday. They bought tho
cream Of the offerings.
The opening of the sale developed a peculiar
condition of tho market, there being appar-
emily no demand whatever for undeveloped
colts and breeding stock. Horses that looked
like good prospects for next years cam
paign. however, generally sold well, With
high prices for the best Of tho lot. The Hon.
Charles NJ. Reeds fine show mares, Alice
Leyburn and Georgia NJ, who were SO
much in evidence at the Horse Show last week,
were struck Off to Schlessinger Sc Co. OF Vienna
for SO. 200. Auctionoer Fasig announced when
the team came out that they had been s Sd Lax az
to II. ii. Berger. q dealer. and that they were
nsm Pt1ssid t Y%as be ais eT s1is fnR sU j. w lep s 3 re;
% ON last for Frl ssTl,s, that his purchase Gn'e Sna was s
VIVA fhA uptvaraal hpliaf aiming hOrapmpn
at the Garden that schlossinser & Go. have
owned the team ever since that time. Fasig &c
Co. were much displeRscd because Reed dis.
posed of the team after they had been entered
at the Garden sale, and the mares were not per,
& Co. had paid over to the auctioneer the ful!
puIr haso price. .o,,
who was the contending trotter against Alix in
tho memorable $l5, 900 Columbian free-for.all
She gfss is a" slS GelSS years. in ol lss e.. s M. Y: Hoffman, Gnas sS SSo
S oitsin , her h SoI refused used = to ;,, take Sa a k protis Of awe Sxoo
The best sales follow:
MD.
areenlander Girl. allah, blk. m; $500, BY
IA aSsfa Si S5ss' % a. ?. b; Electricity. dam un. NV
known; A.. i. Cummings, Harrisburg, Pa. s7S
CONSIGNMENT OF KNIGHT d HUGHES, LEXINGTON.
o1 Ntis Ssot; 3iio Z. 6 slf w,f q; dSso' J. oy Stewart s,a"t
Flynn. Southington. Conn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. op85
CONSIGNMENT OF WILLIAM DIssToN, PHILADEL-
PH1A.
PiHley. 2.osh. b, m; 1885. by jay Gould
punlas:' s,asS., b. M, 1852. by Dundee.
DTFH Fashion. BY Capt. Goodwin; John Mcclure,
New York............ ........."..".".." ooo
CONSIGNMENT OF p. r. BUDp, CINCINNATI.
H1 bs1t t Hiani1 fiGshr Of P fs Mist sf'' BY N.Y. M anSs: ny
Pateheni B. H. Dema,est. Boston SIX 900
sf Sisht T. Gnzi ai BY Il u 1aoi Fra Frank is :. c Ps Dar.
brooklyn. w
CONSIGNMENT OF E. J. MERKLE. COLUMBUS.
HIice HOOK. nv i6fidsmith's Star; Harry
Shuts, East Winston. L.. I.,...."."...... e4lo
CONSIGNMENT OF J. H. ~osTERHoUT' MELRosE'
Red Lady, 2:laL. pacing. br. M. 1889. by Red
Wilkes-severn by Grand Sentinel; A. Bau-
Rose I" b. c., 1854. by r
BY Piedmont; d. d. BuInham. Fishkill....". s2o
TADY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. & ssrasimors; Iydsil =, am
whitehead. New YORK pi'soo
CONSIGNMENT OF w. C. HENpRICKsoN, BELLE
MEAD, M.
Hornelia wilkes. 9:lei4: CHI; T.. 1894. by Horneli
Wnkes-Isanella by Wedgewood; Albert Mo- o
shsr Vienna; Austrls sas :; r,sc,rod $50 o
ST Fa nlsSt1 70. 5y s Vermont b; q Aod dsHsi ~ y. E +, hossr.,
Ra astn'ss ' Sfavpe ss fa 1898 5 by wilton.Roxana ~
by Gibraltar; Frederick Watson. agent. nm
Mi ThtiHs.iSs 'aiia. b. M. 1854. by Commander
Little Lassie. by Outlaw; NJ. Bassillion. Mont o,-
o
CONSIGNMENT OF W. II. FREER, KINGSTON. N. Y.
Lulu, b. M. 1892. and Laura, b.. m. 1898. by
Wilkeswood-Lulu, by Jim Monroe; John
Fleischmann, Vienna. Austria. ................ S4oo
CONSIGNMENT OF EDwARD wILLETs & SON, RoS-
LYN, LII.
Island Girl, e:124. b. m. by Hylas-Cinderella. 49,.
by Jersey Boy; W. E.. Brown, New fork......e %7o
CONSIGNMENT OF G. NJ. REED, ERIE, PA.
Alice Leyburn. 2:29h, br. m. 1891, by Baron
W~ilkes-Mamie, by Star Almont, and George
NJ, br. M, by Wilton, dam by Gen. Withers;
schlessinger & Co.. Vienna, Austria .......... 5000
CONSIGNMENT OF Il. b. CARROLL, NEW YORK.
Ruaseiltide, b. c., 1894. by Lord Russell-Even-
tide. hy Woodford Mambrino; II. J. hignory. ~,
Great Darlington, Mass neutrality-suspicious.. S87t
Miss Edloe. b. T., 1894. by Eorfolk-Miss Lnssi-
ter, by American Clay; Z. J. Merkle. Column a..
Florence b CHI. M, 1891. by Nutbreaker. dam
by Expert; d. hcCready. Albany. ............ 4Oc
. PHILADELPHIA.
a Rifle, 2:lla, blk. 4. 1890, by Elyria-Dido. by
Star wilkes; W. II. jerks. Brooklyn. ........ 97ot
CONSIGNMENT OF F. r. Balm.
!, Martha Morris. blk. f.. 1898. by Baron Wilkes
l -Vivette, by Strathmore; A. u. Cummings, 49,,
. Harrisburg. SoAt
. CONSIGNMENT OF JAMES BUTLER, NEW YORK
Cophas. 2:l14, b. g., 1887. by C~yrIl-MolIy
Matchless. by Matchless; Harry Darlington.
Royal Victory. p:oss.. pacing. br. s.. 1891. by
Roy iIKes-Highl Mary, by Pocahontas
= Boy; T. p. CLARK, New Haven"..:........ 500
Clochette, 2;l7k, CHI. m. 1883. by Chester
Chief-AbdaIine. by Goldsmith's Abdallahi
Valieau. 2:1g. pacing, b. q, 1890, by sentinel
o Wilkes-Kitly Cuyler, by Cuyler; z. Bronx,