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HESSIAN YEARLINGS GO TO HAVANA LEXINGTON, Ky., October 28. M. A. Silvers-is here from New York to take to Cuba the eleven yearlings by Hessian sold to Senor A. II. Diaz by John E. Madden. They are at the local track, where they were broken by J. O. Milam. They have been named as follows: Cubanita, b. f, dam Busy Girl; Maricusa, b. f, dam Aunt Mamia; Cliefa, br. f, dam Old Squaw; Bornita, blk. f, dam Hypatia; Big Bill, blk. c, dam Alien B.; Mantler, b. c, dam Dumdum; Mambi, b. c, dam Yaliaha; General J. M. Gomez, b. c. dam Expressing; General Agramonte, b. c, dam Witfull; Felix M., b. c, dam Faustin. Before leaving for Louisville yesterday Howard Oots stated that he had changed his mind about going to Havana next winter and instead would ship a few horses to New Orleans. "Havana is too far from the farm near Lex? ington," Iiq said. "I can make a trip, back from fieyv Orleans whenever required "
