The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
1KxPIE EAR AND Dh SALE RULED
OFF.

The Board o. Ieevsew Surprises the Ken
tveky Dersfst-Dther Decisions.
There was q bombshell for DR.. Bale. the
| Kentucky dentist. who has been before the
| Board OF Review this week ssking TO be re-
liaved from the expulsion imposed on him and
his horse Temple Bar by tho Cleveland Asso-
citation.
Lato on Wednesday evening the Board an
nounced that tho matter was continued TILL the
| Chicago session next May. but at the execu-
| tive session yesterday morning this was re-
| considered. and when the doors were opened.
| shortly before noon. President Johnston de-
liyered the Judgment. He said that no and his
associates had decided to sustain the action Of
| the Cleveland judges. that Messrs. Sale and
| Spear. with the trotter Temple Bar. should
stand expelled. 7-
DR.. Sale was in attendance with his counsel.
John g. Wise. and before the public session
ended the ex-Congressnan made spirited
address. denouncing the verdict as unjust,
and spoke OF Il ss basod on "a tissue Of irre-
sponsible lies" He referred TO the evidence
OF the pool sellers in strong terms. saying
they could swallow facts as easily as they
stated thom. All tho eloauence OF Mr.. Wise
was fruitless. however. though he spoke for
nearly an hour. It was knock>down blow for
DR.. Sale. and the Minneapolis trainer. Spear.
will also be surprised to toarn that he was
summarily dealt with.
The Kentuckisn hung about the rooms all
tho afternoon. and Mr.. Wise, who came back
later. talked about bringing an action against
the three judges at ClevelAnd for $4,000 dam.
ages. II would like to get this case before
jury" said the lawyer. and II we succeed.
the Board Of Review. can scarcefy have the
face to stand behind the action 81 TIE Cisxs-
man. and IL not likely to 70 into o lawsuit that
would entail SO much ex pense. He was much
e s woSd e. %
VIZ med, de- hs:t s@1' s .s f;
sion. sent word that they. would not grant this
Three cases we're heard In the Tnrnine: two
T. Shesn, With the trottsr Eclipse. s:2s alias
s% stS Ss Snfs 81 s s ssa soa az
sion gave evidence showing pretty concIusss-
MAS Sss 'Hs
n. c.. owns. Of the black gslding Tommy H..
mssne 2 as ya hss ssa n .o% ss ses
Martin said they had no trouble IN placing the
trotter. us the former owner and Ct: others who
kns Ssrr PHI Ie 81 ns sssed b.
cent Of any completely. and the Board made bis
RissSss and ne trotser JACK s .''. '. ~
4 case from Vermont regarding the starting
e. ess. IL Il ass R tss
ordered that the trotter and the parties, In
inststrd On paying the 50 won and i1ne
prsred on behalf q ne sPpiicants;.
in the O
cases from the Philadelphia Driving Park
againet John E Turner artsine from his re:
Point Breeze last May. The dectsion is as
follows:
as charged. It 10 ordered that he pay. . hne Of
$3.50 and remain suspended until Il Is paid"
Abbte Y: and Mambrino Hspnis. which Turner
"A r Shepherd and J. H: Morrow. both OF
Washington. sEplled for rehssrtnf. but were
don With the ringing expedition whore Edi-
t2r; 2:26H. trotted as pig Jim. James y:
strouasblrF. Pa: sept. le iest, ior 2 quarrel
anee and nporary reinstatsment
Tho evening session was held With cISeed
doors aud continued until late. with nothing
made public.