The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-02
THEBOARDOFR REVIEW MEETS
THE ron HAMILTON CASE HEARD
IN ALL ITS "DETAILS LAST NIGHE

THE 7OI HAMILTON CASE HEARD
Nv ALL ITS DETAILS LAST Ni6HE
Deeinniug OF n Very ausy Week fsr The
Board or Review or the National Trot.
si.s Association- Conaieting Testimony ID
Ccnseetion with that stake Raee nj rrsa'
iico-Drivers brewster ans Aehus, Man
sge- Davis, and Pool Seller Hsrais
Heard - Gen. Tsyrer States isis Case
The meeting Of tho Board Of Review OF the
National Trotting Horse Association was held
In one OF tho parlors OF the Murray Hill Hotel
last evening. with more than 100 persons pres
ent TO hear the testimony in the various cases
that came up for consideration.
The following members Of the Board were
present: Chairman. President T. p. Johnston
OF Kentucky; Vice. President, David Bonner.
New York: j. O. Sibley. Franklin. Pa; w. r.
Allen. st. Louis: O D. Palmer. Lowell. Mass.
John L Mitchell. Milwaukee; Frank l. Coombs.
Napa. CAL
somo OF the best known horsemen. including
well.known drivers. crowded about the long
table at which the Board was grouped Secre-
tary Morse OF Hartford had very large docket
for tho consideration Of the Board. The first
case called was that Of John Turner Of Phils-
Association. asking for reinstatement. Last
spring Turner was asked to get up and drive
Linkwood Maid. mare that was evidently not
being driven to win. President Wen6oroth was
In the stand and told Turner that he would be
watched from start to finish. and. unless he
tried to win he would suffer the conse-
Quences Turner refused to drive Link
wood Maid. undrr the circumstances, and
was suspended. Hewas afterward temporarily
reinstated. and is now asking for permanent
reinstatement. The General presented his
side OF the case with great deal OF force. and
was ready to fight 1t out all winter. President
Wepderoth and the other Judges on the stand
case tSa Ha caused some merriment and no
Pury:askIns for reversal q theBoaEds finding
Messrs. Boughton and Waterbury,, matched
their colts TO- race at Norwalk: In . the race n
snterpsa protep
tsottine colt was. entitled to tho money. Mr.
T. dheen; Xntes Fort. Pa, asked for the re-
co. aessa snpon
Imposed June .. 1851. Mr. ,WoidensauI said
that before. the raoe, the starting Judge. T.
horse. Claiming him to BE- Eclipse with record
q 2;a5. Mr. Weidensaul says that he did not
StoIt inc morse. put WAS neVortneiess expelled
cultural and horticultural Association OF
Pqttst9wn. p, He asks v f9r recruitment Of penalty.
nRsSis TlndsSsf lehq fff%ssSf
TG% b firm s cHHS Is ba
more Ma Mr. Mr. Davis; who passes us the
pfDs Davis sn2 That a.%
PAWS owned Tom Hamilton ~ It. h, and that he
four heats. swore that he went out to lose the
hs lay
"a the money after the third heat IN which
me aea sna Who wes pus an a Il
was se tnssn ths s.t ths
athe ane q the
owner Of Tom Hamilton. asked him to pull
the horse in order to save Brewster NOT
save Brewster. Aobufr aidiheimade a deter
mined drive to win. but without success A
driver named Redmond was then put up. who
-Achuff said that when no took charge OF
Hamilton the boys who were with him took
BE- D used he tod the Judges Of this He he also e
BEEN tSmpersd With: TRe horse i'd not act right
and was eyi d, IN nan ash IN was not
MAKE To money good that Achuif had up i
Mr. Davis. upon Upon Being recalled denied that
he had offered ,Achuff any money to lose the
o. that he had std snythns about pro;
,nntracte e Worth more than ssoo6oo Frpanf
so H. fSm ioe
he $4,000 stake at Baltimore. and told In
great detail all the preliminaries for the race.
3dS one:SaIi q xh Rs II sddItisn to kail
he third heat. when Brewster reported that hs
'ould not win. Horde acknowledged that they !
hsdged Of Their 1--we PH
he snd the nal
ear hss what nhS a'a d ss
Then HohSif drove him. There was great in;
aiked 50 rapidly that The efiioiai stenogTap6er
made fis bow and stepped down.
he stIoudsburg. Pa; authorities ~ ttamper;
judges and other track officials. told his tale
y q local horse the owner Of which even went
Q far as to stand at tho head OF tho
tretch and poke an umbrella IL her face every
leat. In scoring for the sixth heat Jessie Fly
brew one Of her shoes, and; according to WE
fteen minutes after it's absence was dscOv-
red It was then too late to finish the raee
'oard reserved its decision and closed busi-
ess for tho night.
M. s. Sales OF Morganfleld. KY. owner Of the
lack stallion Temple Bar. who. together with
leveiand. and whose case comes up to-day or
o-morrow. was an eager listener to eysrything
hamilton and Temple Bar cases are among
he most important to BIO heard during tho
esston. although tho famous case OF Charles
|. Nelson of Watervllle. Mo-. and his stallion
'elson Will be hoard again in all Its details.
ays that Peter Maher Cannot Knoek Hin
Out.
Thomas Lynch OF Buffalo does not like to 60 ON rec
I'd having been knocked out by Peter Aahsr. when
claims that lie actually stood up before the Irish
hampton the stipulated number Of rounds and came
Vt uninjured. Under date OF Nov. 20 Lynch writes.
ITO ImK Epiroh or Tnx sus-sir: have seen II pub
he'd that william Madden claims that Maher knocked