The New York herald., 1874-12-11

Deerfoot Driving Park, William Mcmahon, pro.
prietor, Parkyiile, L. L-Appeai from an order
Boy.-Aridavlts were submitted from G. w.
Huntington. owner OF Falmouth Boy, Hiram
Woodruff and others, denying that the horse was
liable, as the race did not Ill. and the ten per
cent or the entrance, whichwas enclosed by check,
was returned for this reason. Then another race
without consent. MT. McMahon, upon examlna-
ZION, denied all this, and explained the clrcum.
that the entrance was due viii be- decided In ex.
ecutive session.
No. 3S4 !. W. Myers, Toledo. Ohio. vs. Deerfoos
DRIVING Park, william Mcmahon, proprietor Park.
vile. l. L-Appeal from an order susperding him
and the brown geldlng Vanity Fair.-Counse!of
whitehead Tor appellant submit ted afdayits claim.
ing mat the race was not filed according TO the
,uos ,nu ana MS suspension was piece Of assump-
tion aud gross Injustice Counsellor Thomas ap-
peared for the respondent who, upon examine
ton, leld that the race was III strict conformity
WIZ Win .he Iuies and that the entrance money ought
sion.
No. al5. Wild Burr. Martlnsburg. W. va vs..
WASHINGTON Driving Association. Washington D.
C.-Appeai from an order suspending Wild 4 Burr
and the sorrel ge:ding Arthur Wild Tor ncn-pay-
ment OF entrance iee.-vouminous afiidavits were
submitted oy the association, and MIR. Burr APP
peared In behalf OF the appellants. New matter
being introduced the case was continued to the
March term, Ia order that botn parties may be
properly notified, and then be prepared to submit
No. 2se Wild 4 Burr, Martinsburg, W. Va, vs..
Southern Ohio Fair Association, Dayton, Ohio
Appeal nom an order suspendlng the appellants
ment OF entrance iee.-In this case II seems thac
Wild Burr desired TO enter their horse In the
three minute and 2 so purses, as above, wnen they
received notice that the entrance would not be
received unless the money accompanied IT. Find
ing the entry was not accepted, the appellants
made other arrangements and engagements, and
notified the Southern Ohio FAIR Association,
hence the suspensions were wholly unJustinaoe.
VIII be decided in executive session.
NO. 252. VIM. Bishop, New York vs. Syracuse
Driving PARK, Syracuse, n. Appeal from an
order suspending him and the sorrel colt Jeraid
for non payment ofentrance money.-Bshop who
Is minor appeared and claimed that John
BouRhrum used his name without his knowledge
In the entry Taken under advisement.
No. 263. James Mckee, Pate son. n. J. (ex
parte) -Applicati for removal OF penalty OF ex.
gulsion imposed on him by the Goshen Driving
Park Association.-set down for special hearing
py the Board at ten O'Clock this morning.
NO. II (Mlscellaneous. valley Point Agricul-
Alexander Carpenter, James Mckee, Paterson, N.
j.. James Irving. New York, and the black stallion
w. Ii. Rlpley-Evldence on which an order Of ex-
pusion was issued.-lt seems that the above asso-
cation st their fall meeting this year gave . 24o
purse, in which there was entered the horse
Passaic. Subsequently II was ascertaned that
ii. Ripley, who had prior record. accor ding to
evidence furnished In 1888. Among the afidavits
presented by the Valley Park Association was that
Of o. R. sackett Of suspension Bridge, n: Y, VINO
swears to the recognition OF the horse; that OF J.
Il. Phillips who says tnat Ripley belongs 70 James
irving, and that he entered him at warwick
him: his best record is 2:s5, which he received as
Prospect Park September TO- 1872 and he also
trotted at Middletown in the 2:S4 race, september
90 1874 William Mack, OF New York. also testined
that ne had better record than 2:4O At the time
OF the contest in Cuba. James Mckee appeared az
one Of the respondents ana a., asked the Bosra 20 20
viii be ready for trial, also promising the attend
ance OF Mr.. Irving.
The Board at this juncture went into executive