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WALDECK HORSES AND FARM TO BE SOLD. Lexington, Ky.. March tt. — Karl Jungbluth has authorized the disposal of Waldeck Stud and of his breeding farm, which is located near Louisville. Manager Walter Hopkins came here today and closed a deal with W. J. Treaty, of the Kentucky Sales Company, to sell twenty-two broodmares and ten yearling thoroughbreds by auction in this city Monday. April 1.!. The farm, which embraces IN acres, will be sold as soon as a purchaser can be obtained. "Mr. Jungbluth has contracted for another five years with McAndrews and Forties." said Mr. Hopkins, "and so much of his time is to be spent abroad that he is compelled to give up his horses and his farm. He will sail from New York for Smyrna tomorrow to be gone three months." Th- mares to be sold are as follows: Alverdee. Amyntas. Augusta III., Blue Devils, Desayuno, Dona Sol, Emily O., Eugenia Wickes, Euphrasia, Fun and Folly, Golden Rose, Miss Modish, Ostra, Satellite II., Semper Fidele, Souffle, Sub Rosa, Tallica. Temptress, Victoria IV., Voltario dam of The Picket, and Witch of Endor. These mares are in foal to Teep oDay, Monsieur de LOrme, Pirate of Penzance, Lackford, Kingston, Senipronius, Alvescot, St. Gatien, Nasturtium, Woolsthorpe. Stalwart, Yorkshire Lad, Ingoldsby. Bthelbert and Alloway. Euphrasia foaled a chestnut eolt by Cesarion last night. The yearlings to be sold are as follows: Bay filly, by Bel Demonio— Alverdee; bay filly, by Bowling Brook — Augusta III.; chestnut filly, by Handsel — Desayuno; bay colt, by Handsel — Emily 0.; bay colt, by Senipronius — Eugenia Wickes; chestaut colt, by Allan-a-Dale — Euphrasia; bay filly, by Mazagau — Miss Modish; bay colt, by Alvescot — Satellite II.; bay colt, by Handsel — Semper Fidele; bay filly, by Nasturtium — Souffle.
