The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-03

Fredericktown years, oy Pat Malioy, dam Kate
Leonard Lille Belle. years by Pat Malloy. dam
Alta Neai and Chestnut My, 2years, by rat Mall
10y dam Anna 1ravis.
In view OF the proposal OF France 10 purchase
10000 horses Tor cavalry purposes. the Emperor
William mas forbidden inc expectation OF ho SEES
beyond the German frontier. the Sporting Gazette
London, says OF this decree;-
This startling announcement heralds a revolution the
results Of WHICH are hsey 70 very seriously aaest me
and dranght in London this moment have been
imported from Germany Moreover. we are dependent
horses ana il is clear whence shalt obtain the
many espeeiay as both France and Spain are also at
quirng 10000 and the latter 5000
The substantial citizens OF Philadelphia have
subscribed 500, 900 Tor race course, TO be called
Hunting Park. An executive committee, consist
ing OF Samuel W. Groome, George w. johns, ii. p
Murheld, Fairman Rogers aud owen Jones, mas
been empowered to have the site selected Tor the
course surveyed aud II mile track eighty leet
wide can be placed upon lt, 70 purchase H. ana az
once erect fences, STABLES and other necessary
buildings. the land chosen is on Indian queen
lane Germantown, about i've or SIX miles from
the city. There are two roads to n, one through
the East Park, the other by the Township Line
road, and then the Norrlstown Railroad branch
o. the Reading Railroad, runs direct 70 the gates.
The club mouse, or what will be tne clue house. Is
now the private residence OF Mr. Bradbury,
large and stately old-fasnloned residence, that
with fe W thousand dollars VIII make magnln-
cent place. The country Is very beautiful, and
the neighborhood Is made up OF handsome coun-
new racing PARK is to be laid out on the west
side Of Chicago. Mr.. @. r.. Gratis, the originator
ground In the negnDorhood OF Central Park, on a
line with West Madison street and about mile
aud a half west OF the west city limits AS con-
tempated. the association VIII be called the Horse
Improving Ass 0catlon, and It's object VIII be 30
give an tus TO fine horse breeding by provld-
Ing stakes FOL the entry OF colts IN running races,
though conveniences Will also be provided Tor
trottlng horses. The grounds mentioned VIII
possess two tracks, the running track on the out
slice being traction over mile IN extent. me
inside track Will be devoted To trottlng IL Is ex-
pected that work Will be commenced as soon as
the weather allows. The PARK Will be provided
with everything necessary 10 make IL complete
and first class IN every respect.
Mr.. r. w. Waden's string OF twelve horses are
the only thoroughbreds at Jerome PARK, and these
IraveIs' and George Ayres' stables will arrive.
The former comprises nye horses am the latter
four.
the meeting OF the Board or Appeals OF the
National Trottlng Association set down for the
nrst Tuesday OF November next. 10 be held In
Indianapolis, has been changed 70 ClnclnnaH.
The meeting OF the Board OF Appeals OF the Ma
tional Irottng Association ana the committee OF
arrange basis OF settlement regard ny the
greater convenience OF the latter ia matters OF
dispute resulted very satisfactorily. me lonoMlng
compromise was agreed upon by the Conven-
toni
I'ra-That n Morse Is appointed referee 1S from
Mcneil from Iowa siias Tam rom INDIANA, > ; Vaughn
from ana a. scarlet i5o s 6e rue
and regulations OF the National Association and within
stale wherein Tue case occurred shall Invesgate the
% S G Re 6s r4S who se
will adopt the report aud accordance herewith
~ lar as mited under article or the bylaws
Thtr-ln oi sucn magnitude rs % Justify II IN
the opinion OF referee having jursJctiOn he may
OF two OF tie referees
est 10 the place investigation. In this instance the
President win adopt The report OF tho majority.
FouThIhe actual expenses OF the referee or referees
ana notaries public will be paid by the treasurer upon
proper vouchers
Fui1-A verified petition OF the party complaining
ana all the testimony must be forwarded to the
secretary with the CONNIE ndaton OF the referee
sfrlt-ln OF suspension or other penalty arts.
ing under the rules and reguationssihe party feeling
aggreved apply BY letter or telegram u the
fnr w no immediateiy
papers the the proper referee with the request
hat he shall Investigate the facts and report