The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

These three meetings. which will be
followed right in succession by those at
Columbia, S. O. Wpycross and Valdosta.
Ca, viii furnish a very convenient circuit
Tor horsemen and others 10 follow up.
the climate of the South being simply
delightful no that season of the year and
the outlook seems very promising
Al Belgravla Farm, Mt Jackson Va,
The home Of Kelly. SON OF Electloneer.
ana Belyiew, by Belmont. dam by Vol
unteer Mr. James Cox the prince OF trot-
ting horse breeders of the valley OF Viz
einia, has some Youngsters I'm training
That give promise OF developing speed
OF the sensational kind. Alorele. g. by
belview from Aconiie. by fremont. is a
grand young mare while the two year
old hlly Napelline. by Kelly, out of More
Nfile's dam, IS equally as promising.
kingstown. the three year old gelding by
Kelly out Of Ruby McGregor. by Robert
McGrego' is in Kentucky and doing
nicely. The youngster is gated like
piece Of machinery. Kelly IS bred IN
lines that have produced speed with uni
formity and hr Cox has faith I'm his
future as a she. The son Of fslectioneer
has trottiug record Of 2:27 and is a fun
brother to that grand campaigner ia
pressive, record 2I2 1-2 at three year old.
their dam being the great brood mare
Esther thoroughbred daughter of Elk
press Acrnite, by fremont. the dam
OF Morellc and Napelline. and Ruby Nc
Gregor. dam OF KingsloWn, are owned at
Beigravia and were bred this season to
Kelly.
loo The brown mare by Axteloid out Of
= iuil sister to the grand old white geld
ing Charlie c., 2l3 l-2 by Sam Purdv.
VINO Was campaigued for years by Barney
Jiemarest BelgraNia Farm ca, 80 OF
one OF the c.eFerest r0adsters in that sec
ton. She IS 1871 I'm height and can pun
Two men IN wagon al a merry clip'
money mas been expended with a
liberal hand at BeieraNia. which is very
complete in MS appointments. while the
stations ana brood mares are not only
well bred but high class individually and
with the revival OF interest in the trot
ing morse, now 50 strongly marked. the
chances are that Nj Cox will reap a wen
merited benefit.
On Tuesday last at 915 A. II. AT his
nome ia this city, John r. sedgewlck
passed away aged sixty-two years.
Ills death was due 10 pneumonia. with
which he was attacked three weeks ago.
born in this city, he had resided here
continuously and attained prominence
as business man, having at one time
accumulated a competency. but unfortu-
nate ventures swept away the bulk OF
his savings. BY the failure Of one com
Germ in which he was Interested. $1,000
was lost within a very short period. which
however. seemed TO cause him little wor-
~, and in the hour Of misfortune his
spirits were undauntcd
A man Of considerable influence. his
genial manners and pleasant converse
uonal powers, gained may friends while
ne was held In high regard and COM
manded respect from those with whom
he was associated At the time of his
death he was employed as manager of
Davenport. Morris & Co.. with whom he
had been for number OF years. He was
fond Of horses, Of which lie was quite
a shrewd judge and his stable usually
sheltered one or more good roadsters.
Mr.. Sedgewlck was married early In life.
Out MS wife died about nine years ago.
or The family however, three daughters
survive. riz; Mrs. II. d. Thompson and
Allss Maggie Scdgewick. OF this city, and
Mrs. j. D. Olndorf. Of Cincinnati, 0.
Mr.. Charles III. Hurkamp OF the ANA
req Farm Fredericksburg. Va, who has
brought out e. number OF high-class stee-
pie chase horses, hunters and Jumpers
among them being King Pm and White
Carriers has quite a stable Of horses I'm
training. Ills string includes the grand
looking chestnut geiding Hurry Up. s. by
imp. LoYeroid' out Of imp. Haste; Vanity
Fair CHESTNUT gedlng, O.. by The Bard.
out OF Pixies Pride Dean Swift hay
gelding, g. hy Eric ont Of May Carew.
and the half-bred hunters Mansfield. bay
geding, g. by Brock, dam Miss Mans6el8.
chestnut geldng, g. by Bohemian: Horn
pipe. 70. g.. 5. by Young Oden: Caai. ch..
=, s. by the imported Arabian Er.b:
Amarat. b. e., 5. by a son OF Brennan.
and Russell. CHI g., 4, by Bohemian. dam
~ Brennan who Is one OF the handsom
est incest looking middle-weight hunters
IN the State and likely TO make a prize
winner In select company
Vanity Fair. the son Of The Bard. has
been IN the hands Of William Hogan at
Morris Park but trained Of. and was
sent home lie was entered in the Myo-
pia and Challenge Cup Steeplechases at
- I.sI.