The New York herald., 1875-12-19
NATIONAL TROTTNG ASSOCIATION
THE BOARD OF APPEALS WINDING UP rTs BUsI-
NESS ToR THE YKAR-INTKREsTRG DECISIONS

THE BOARD OF APPKALS WINDING UP IT'S BUhA~
NESS FoR THE TKAR-INTKREsTRG DECISIONS
RENDERED.
The Board or Appeals OF the National Trotting
citation concluded labors the Fifh Avenue Hotel
last evening" after five days Of very labor and
unremitting attention TO business In order 70 show
tho Of work done by the present Board 1t Is
only necessary state that since It's organization the
members considered Eastern s2e times and
Western 207 times and have cleared the docket Of
every case ready for hearing The decisions Of impor
tance arrived at yesterday foows:-
No 479 r L Lee, Topeka, Kan lex partel-Ap-
plcaton for order.-The Denver Blood Stock Asso-
citation failed TO pay Lee money according 70 iormeI
judgment OF the Board and the association now being
dissolved the petitioner asks FOR order suspendinq
individuals who were officers and managers Of said
society Decision-This Board has no authority "a
grant such order
No 4ss VIM 7. Campbell, Mount Clemens, Mich
with the aliases OF VIM. Y. Campbell, VIM. Walker,
and, probably VIM. Furgison, expelled for fraud,
having been engaged in entering and trottng the pay
Eva, alias Ruth alias Ella Maard, alias Georgia,
which expulsion was imposed IN the fall OF 1874 De-
cision-The petition is denied
No. 4o5. II. S, Rhodes ST. Joseph, MO-, VS.. Gales
burg Driving Association, Galesburg HL-Applcation
for an order TO return entrance money on the grounds
that the association postponed the exhibition contrary
to rule Decson-The evidence before the Board es
tabshing that the association postponed the meeting
from day day during rainy week and that the class
which the applicant entered in this manner regu-
lary put over 70 the day on which u was performed
the application is denied
No 4s9. Saltwater Park Association Saltwater
hrnn. tex parte)--Appcaton for order TO suspend
certain and horses for Of entranca
money. Decision-Apphcaton granted.
No. 493 Patrick Mccarthy Fitchburg, Mass,
Ftchburg, Riding Park tshattuck Davis esseesl,
Ftchburg Mass-A pplcaton for removal Of suspension
imposed on him and the bay geding Rough and Ready
formerly TomahawkL Observation-Disclosures denied
| No 49l Lee Park Association Wiikesbarre Pa vs.
the cream gelding Silver Tail alias Tow Head-Appli-
cation for an order. From the evidence before the
Board was found that the geding Silver Tail had
hoe of Tow Had dapdt hat
association was informed OF his former name but tho
horse protested on the ground that the name had
been changed without complying with rule O. De-
clslon-Upon this OF facts the Board ordered that
the penalty required by rule be imposed BY suspen-
with the imposition Of fine OF 500; but II APP
pearng that fraudulent motive existed connection
| with the change OF names, it was ordered that the
penalty thus imposed be modified that upon the pay
| ment OF the fine the horse be reinstated.
No. 495. Joseph Montgomery, Harrisburg. Pa lex.
parteApplcaton for ruling OF the Board upon facta
submitted. From the papers II appeared that the
Amber Park, at Whitemarsh, Pa, advertised purse
for four yearods be trottcd September 81 1875,
May and the second Of the same amount, August /,
the association adding $3.50 Six reported
including the applicants OF which three made good
the whole amount and two the first payment only
while one, though promising the May nsalment failed
20 pay It On the day Of the race Mr. Montgomery
colt only made appearance the track and, OF
course, had ''walk over" The applicant claims all
the money received for the several entries and tho
ton rendered him his stake Ia full.
and the one-half payments received from the other
under rule O. Decsion-rhe Board held that the asso-
not ented any part Of the stakes put In
entry after the walk over had right to all the money
which had been received by the society, yet it not
liable for the uncoleced stake until the same shall
1 come into its possession.
| No 496 Lansing Park Association Lansing Mich.
| lex parte. Application for removal OF expulsion i'm
/ posed Edward Sherry OF Baltic Greek, Mich. and
/ the brown Brown Mary -Decision-Appcaton
granted but without relieving Mr. Sherry or the marc
| from the liability incurred for unpaid entrance fees
/ r. F. Altoona
cation for reinstatement-The Woodbury. Park Asso-
cation, Woodbury., N J., expelled applicant and the
bay mare Lady Rachel alias Mountain Girl alias Lady
Emma year ago, but at the spring meeting of the
Board for good and satisfactory reasons, the
reinstated Mr. Myers connection with her entry was
OF such anature however and his subsequent conduct
of such questionable nature, that he eft In
the cold" Again he applied for favorable considera-
his case the Board yesterday decided deny
his application, and his expulsion stands continued
/ No. 500 4. g. White, Watertown, n. Y Pitts
| burg Driving Park John A. Mckee, propretorl-Ap-
| pcaton for an order.-Under a former judgment Of
the Board Mr.. White was entitled TO receive from Mr..
Mckee premium won by his horse and withheld under
| protest Decison-It appearing from the application
now on file that John A. Mckee has failed 70 comply
with tho previous decision Of the Board, 1t is now
ordered that he be suspended until he shah do
full he TO forward to the Office OF the Secretary OF tho
National Association for Mr.. White the sum due him,
together with interest written discharge from the
applicant for the same.
| No ATT Moshicr Chichester, Bushnell, Ill, va
i Gacsburg Driving Park Association, Galesburg Ill
Application for removal OF suspension for payment
of entrance money.-The defence is that the race
postponed against the rules. Decision-rhe Board
found that the postponemens were within the rules,
and therefore, the application Is denied.
No. SOB Galesburg Driving Park Association, Gales
burg, Ill, lex partel-Appication for an order-rhe
applicants show that J. S 0'Bren OF saltwater MINI,
procured from OF the propretors OF the Gaesburg
Park q loan upon the security OF the horse Gal
Ricey, left in tho hands OF the lender;
that tho loan without reward and purely friendly
accommodation and that the said OBrien, by the aid
confederate stole the horse from the possession OF
the party lending the money, after having refused
pay the Indebtedness, although efforts were made by
him TO compromise al a much smaller sum. The ap-
plcants view OF this unsportsmanke trick to avoid
the payment OF just debt asked that O'Bren and tho
horse be expelled Decision-The Board finds