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GOSSIP OF THE TDBF. At a sale of horses in training held in the paddock at Newport Saturday the following prices were realized: Schleyette, b. f , 2, by Liesak Hygeia ; T. A. Davis S 25 Qneen of Kingston, cb. f, 2, by Prince Royal Graditz; W. McDaniel 35 Fresco, ch. g, 5, by Fonso Glacis ; George W. Everelage 100 Bethlehem 8tar, b. c, 4, by Bersan Carrie Pearsall; T. H. Blackburn 85 Marion Ljnch, b. f,2, by Falsetto Glimpse; Howard Oota 150 Polly Bixby, br. f, 2, by Falsetto Barbiche: H. Simuns 30 Prince Esher. ch. c, 2, by Eaher The Princess; . Brown 15 Queen Eric, b. f, 2, by King Eric Cleopatra; J. 8. Wallace 50 Mrs. Eilieton, br. f. 2, by Duke of Montrose Laura Allen; S. W. Bopkins 50 Elano. ch. g, 7, by Rcssington Catherine C. ; C.Clark 15 Harry Lee, b. c, 4, by Powhattan Dorothy; Taylor Herbert 20 Emma Smith, ch. f, 3, by Frank Eisman Chloe Smith; J. W. Cramer 45 R. M. Miller has M. F. Dwyers horses under his care at Graveeend, where they will remain for the winter. That game old campaigner, Harry Eoed, is looking well, and Shoreham, Trnmpet and Satin Slipper are in good shape. Margato, a two-year-old bay colt, a half brother to Clifford, ran a few fair races thiB year, and is expected to show up well next season. There is a two-year-old colt by Albert Luminous among the lot, and a number of good yearlingB, which are bred choicely enough to show up well later. A big, strong-looking chestnut filly, by Tea Tray Cinderella, a half sister to Plaudit and Hastings, appears to have plenty of Bpeed and staying powers; a brown yearling colt, by Tiurnament Indian Maid; a bay colt, by 8t. Leonards Glen Fairy; bay colt, by Bt. Leonards Glide ; chestnut colt, by St. Leonards Lucille; chestnut colt, by Charaxus Eola ; chestnut filly, by Kingston Lillie; bay colt, by Charaxns Vigile, and a bay colt, by CharaxnB Ethie, complete the list of yearlings in the string. Morning Telegraph. The thoroughbred sire at the head of the list, in England at the end of October was : Orme, with 23,315 to his credit; St. Simon, with 0,-460; Sensation, American, dead 0,070; Royal Hampton, 0,500; St. Serf, 7,990; Donovan, 7,100: Bona Vista, Hungary, 2,285; The Bailor Prince, U. 8. A., 8,645; Sheen, 7,560 ; Martagon, 6,390; Amphion, 2,325; St. Angelo, 0,220; Ayrshire, 29,990; Kendal. 8,620; Melanion, Italy, 5,C25; IsinglaBS, 3,175; Gallicule, 2,920; Pontiac. U. B. A., 1,410; Prism, dead 0,920; Enthusiast, 0,150, were the other leading sires. Among the UBeful horses sent from Newport to New Orleans were Btar of Bethlehem, Molo, Greatland, Flying Bess, Jolly Roger, Monk Wayman, Merry Day, Necklece, The Lady in Blue, Be True, Albertvale, What Next, Deyo, Utopia, Acuhla, Virgie O., Hop Scotch, Semper Eadem, Decide. Nekarnis, Eandazzo, Coralis, Allie Belle, Dollie Wiethoff , Manlius, Cathedral, Caviar, Wiedemann, Russell R-, Florizar, Highland Lad, Tickfnl, Troubaline, Mr. Brown, Vohicer, JMarie Orendorff, Scarlet Lily, Sam Fullen, J. Lucille, Fleeting Moment, Cleora and numerous others. The showing made by the get of Albert this year is quite remarkable, and shows what may be expected of the sire of Mesmerist, the bsst two-year-old of 99, in the future. All the Albert yearlings are big, well set up, racy looking ani- UiMlUllildMtiilfclMirilMtiMli different stables quartered at the tracks in this vicinity. They have, without exception, Bhown up well, and while at this time everything iB uncertain with yearlings, there is little doubt but what Albexts fame bb a sire will have greatly increased owing to the performances of what are now yearlings next season.
