Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
SPORT FOR SUNDAY
What Is Gong on IL Sporting
Circles and the Track.
uiAlaamTEl EXPULSION or BlRls.
re Denies All Intention Of ~roag sod
sxplasns rs Poslisoa Points for
poEihsis ara S4ss osa Play
srs Aeguatic Sports.
Tsaek T4lk

f 4ala : msy 81 te Cisse,sud ID IT. braced
T uP i)r a. arteLsl % bs4l -so4
Tie G0serneY II kentueky Tetoed the
{ b.ll whleh s0ald have aiioesi ths poal
+ rooms ~ o8sn as4ta.
kihard kec5s paid 80 ior the paoi-
sslhsg Brisilsse It spang asssins of
T iAs II. Lagis tsir Ass-s laiion.
fae riding race betseen John Marphy
Z ana Anderson of California ~bieh 3ss -
E have taxes place Yesterday. las oeen post
pene1 enti ibe z1t inst
The hght hetse~n she louisville jockey
cl0o aaQ pool Eoonls resulted in the gani-
E5tien ~ ihe heDfge6g Horse Association.
With q capital stock % si59Vo
Nathan : Faass. a Neii known New York
iuffiaaus proposes 30 present watch vsiuei
al s. A. io tie o~uef of tae first horse that
beats 10 over ne new track al shrepshead
Bay.
The sources * income of the English
Jockey ciao are not generally known. Not
tae least of theul is tbe heath tax. This il
charge of I've guiueas for every horse
traines, at Newmarket ANY horse remain
iug there more thsu week before Cr after
any face meeting there shall be considered
a. trained at Newmarket. and bis owner
must take oar license Trainers have 20
send "a monthly lists Qf their horses and
TWO guineas Is charged for yearliugs broken
on the heath or exercise grounds.
A session Of the Board of Review If the
National Association, I'll Y Bemis a man
With long, unsuliied aud honorable busi-
nass career. WAS suspended from member
snip ou charges preferred by Hamilton
Busby, Of the Iarf, Fieif aHd Flrm The
plaintiff charged that Bemis fraudulently
entered certain horses on the track and in
answer 10 the charges Mr. Bemis Journal.
the bright Chicago Horssnat. says. IT is a
notorious fact that Hamilton Busby brought
tins charge without one Single vestige Of
evidence in his possession. that having i'm
The columns II his Journal attacked the
hoyscplaa. and been Overwhelmingly de-
ieaied by IL on every point which he raised
having neither the manliness 90 acknowl-
e, 81 defeat or the courage 10 bear it,
he laid this false aud sc8ndal0us
charge IN order 70 cover his retreat and vim
dicate himself with friends The actual
facts are and always have been above board
ana open To- the world. Mrs III. V Bemis
Is a lady cf wealth in her0Wn right Dwight
J.. Bemi, y a merchant in good standing l.
the city OF Chicago the former owned on
wari the latter Belle r. MIR H. Y Bemis
never owned either horse: they were never
entered in lis name, and he never con-
trolied Belle +. No one ever accused the
er bands Had that been the practice of
the running turf, It's wealthy patrons would
soon leave IL rather than submit 10
such blackeuArdism. A continuation
ot such tactics adopted toward
wealthy and honorable supporters of
the trotiing track Will inevitably drive them
from Il. As We 20 70 press, the case is now
being decided in executive session. the
points made by Slr. Bems and proved be-
pa h. s..-.I .rN., =.
either horse that at Boston +. H. Smith,
who was managing Belle T., declared 10 him
that he would no longer manage the mare
Dwight l.. Bemi> was at that time sick at
Manitowoc. without any authority and of
his own free Will, he suggested to J. NJ.
Davis, friend Of Dwight L. Bemis To take
charge Of the mare and from that time out
bad nothing 20 DO with her. Mr. Bemis
claims that he made not even an innocent
mistake IN his Interpretation OF the rules,
that he Is, in law and fact, absolutely inno-
cent"