The New York herald., 1874-12-09

name Of Ohio Boy ana that mis- best time was
2:26k. M White appeared for himself and sub-
was two years old or less. For three years and
nine months Mr. White has owned .he geiding
In question, and he had never trotted better than
$3.50 Al that time he purchased Draper rom his
brother. A. 8. White, OF Redwood, Jefferson
then : tWoyear-old. Of Charles Draper, OF the
latter place. In February, 1867, he was named
February, 1870 He has never been owned Oy any
other person. Edwin Draper. Of Redwood son OF
Charles Draper, now deceased, also testified IN
closed the case and reserved decision.
No. 266 E G. White, Watertown, MY. lex parte) =
p0s M a o ns sscR ss
Nilsson formerly Polly Crook .-hr. White SUBJ
mitted the iacts. during which II 'ranspred tnat
the association had suspended and nned the
owner Of the mare for the alleged wrong Taken
kins Driving Park Assocation-Appeal rom an
order or suspension.-Mr Kline appeared and dis
puted the Jurisdiction Of the association mas
much as II was not then member OF the National
Association. he wished ruling upon this point,
and II adverse would rest his case upon the am
was conditional and not to be paid unless his
horse started. the case viii again be taken up
to-day. Mr.. Kline has deposited the entrance
money. subject to the decision OF the Board.
-, No. 2S7; y. G. Robinson, Sprineneld, Mass, VS..
Woonsockes o Agricultural , Society Of Rhode
premium due to him under decision ol the Board
OF Appeals. s.-Mr. whitehead appeared for Robin
No. 269. CLINTON County Agricultural and HOrti-
cultural Society," Piattsburg. N. r., VS.. w. u.
Wright, OF Brldport, VT, and the chestnut gelding
Twinkle. Information and complaint alleging
suppression OF time. MT. Wright ans Nered to the
complaint and admitted that, at race at Burlng-
ton, VT, where the gelding Twinkle trotted, the
time was suppressed, but did deny that 1t was at
his request or connlvance. An anldavlt submit-
!e d sy ss n Rg
requested not to be gwen better record tnan
2:45. Case closed and decision reserved.
No. 25S W. b. Wright, Bridport, Vt, vs. Valley
Point Agricultural and Mechanical Society, Cuba,
n. Y-Appea from an order suspcnding him and
the chestnut gelding Twinkle and the spotted
geldng spotted JTn.-Mr. Wright appeared ana
attempted to state nis case, but finding he lacked
the necessary papers, asked that II lie over unit
the March meeting OF the Board, which was
allowed.
No Sls. Harry hamilton, New York, vs.
ROCHESTER Driving Park Association, Rochester,
NY.-Appeal and claim for third and fourth pre-
miums, on the ground tnat his chestnut geldlng
Unknown had dlstanced the horses TO which THESE
premiums were awarded.-Mr. Whitehead ap
peared for the claimant and advised that the geld
Ing Unknown had tr0tled as above, was protested
but allowed to start, ana IN one OF the meats
distanced the horses which ultimately obtained
third and fourth premiums. Rain then came on and
the race was postponed until the next NOR ming,
when the judges. remembering tnat protested
horse winning heat the distance Is waived, al
result as stated IL also appears that the protest
against Unknown was withdrawn during the race,
the party makingit fearing that he could not OBJ
tain suf1cient proof to substantiate IT. Taken
under advlsement
Royal P. Stetson, Philadelphia, and mare Susie
Kurtz VS.. Galen Driving Park, Clyde, n. T., and
Syracuse Driving Park, Syracuse, N. i.-Petition
Tor the removal OF SUSPENSION tor non pay yment OF
entrance money.-COntinued until March meeting.
The Board AZ this Juncture adjourned until this
morning at nine O'Clock. ttA