, 1875-03-21

q quorum, aud be empowered to transact fina
business to meet this indianapolis Committee
The men who meet at Indianapolis, and il
whose interest this Committee acts, claim tba
they haze. not. been allowed . suhiclen
and that ia is run in Eastern interests
to their exclusion and detriment, They ais,
say that arbitration is rendered unnecessarll
expensive. They have to journey 1000 miles tc
have their cases brought to q hearing, and polnt
are continually arising which require immediate
stances. cannot be obtained. They think that, i
Board Of Referees for the Western ani
southern States were appointed. The diff
ficultios Of which they now complain would be
removed. With such Board, composed Of one
referee from each Western and Sou, hern Etate
represented in the Association. each Of WHOM
would ba Authorized to render final decisions il
turf disputes they assert that much trouble
time, and expense would ba saved
| Ihera nre two sides to this question, as tc
every other. While the Indianapolis Convention
showed that there was much dissatisfaction witt
! the National Board among certain class ol
| horse1neo, nearly al! of the turtles OF this city
] are opposed to the desires and purposes of the
Committee. They are we'll enough satisfied with
! the preseut Board, and etate that il best sub
setves the interests Of the turf. They allsge
that this movement originates among clique OF
horse-b1eeders not directly interested in track
events, who wish to secure referees from among
their friepdss Among the prominent turfmen Of
cn1e"Eo me appointment Of q, single referee
from this district would meet with much dissatis-
faction. They are not disposed to trust to one
man power, and would much rather have their
| disputes arbitrated BY the full National Board,
I comn1,;n
| The two Committees will meet At the Palmer
] House On the 25th, when the matte1 viii proba-
! bly, be brought to settlement.
Mr.. Fila D,,,on of Normal Mclean f!onntv
! ri IL now r. Frsnca for ,.a nnrnnsa nf 1nak,nc
| annther ;nn,,,t,t;on of parcharon ho,sas
i meeting was held on Wednesday OF last
;n1, ~ +ra,;na1 ,;r,; ~ ~ W. nnas,s 81 foasni
Kansas CIV. iaWrence. sedstia md St. Louis.
- as,i .-,t III 80 ~, 5oxsas - ~ wa.t
~ oA'' ou$ ~ .uo 'oes .1otes' - 'ao -s'''
It is reported that Mr. Harris, OF uppe: San
dusky, has sold tho trottlpg mare hate camp"
bell to Mr. Humphreys, owner ol Judge Fuller
ton for slo, 0Go. Mr. dar1ls bought her 10 the
autumn OF 1878, and Was yo'y SICK Of h's baresin
: for several months afterwards but her perform
: ancea OF 1874 proved her to be great trotter
She has record Of 2:aa1a.
The well-known Irish sportsman, Mr. ". Dis
nev, Of LARK Lodge: Dublin, who sor uP"ardS
OF ha'f q cen:urY, has been associated .Wish tho
Irish and English turl died ut his residence on
Feb. u. He bred and owned many distinguished
race-horses during bis career amoue which were
Bon Aot tins winner OF the Lleefpool CHp 10
1881. MoutaEne, Captain Grant, indian warrior,
Knight OF st: George (winner OF the Doncaster
to this country, md Isash blro"Catcnef.
The paciec Jockey Club. OF San Fraucisco.
chi. will eiya their animal nurse of $40 GOO ian
increase Of s5, 600 over last yca.} iu November
next. In connection with this colossal purse.
the California confeaefacy Tor tho importation