New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE TROTTER NELSON TRANSLATED.
MEETING OF THE no,nD OF REVIEW OF THE

MEETING OF TnE roARD OF REVIEW OF THE
NATIONAL TR0TrIYG ASSOCIATION.
TIL, the week Of litigation for trottinS turfmcn
n, the highest courts Of the National and American
Trouns Association, meet today. the former IN tbs
city and the latter ut Chicago Both arc called
boards ~ review appeals. ari the opening session
II the that gets rs authority from the National
Association will be held this evening nj the Murray
fiill Hotel. whore 1t has met Tor several wears
secretary NJ VI. Morse arrived from Hartford. Conn.
Yesterday with the docket Of cases. and during the
day the president, =. p. Johnston, came I'm from
Lexington. J. &. shlcy. Of Franklin Penn. an ex
tensve breeder, who recently elected II Con
grc,s /, also here. with William Edwards president
~ the cleveland Driving Club; George VI. stearns
II Clc0poe Falls. Mas. AMI f. Bonner president OF
tie belmont Driving Club. phadclpha. Those with
Vice pr~idcn, David Bonner make up the board un.
less others Of the FAR Western districts send repre-
~cntativcs later David homer OF this city. has
also vice president OF the National Trotting
Assnatlon.
Among the eases That will come M are two relating
90 the authority 81 The d,,anc" judge. one being
protect from race NJ Buffalo last yca". whore the
stallion Leicester was permitted 10 start after finish
INK far behind tie nas. John A. Gollsmteh, the
clever driver filed Il protest against the fast hry
Bcllrhowcr at Lexington she WIS allowed 70 start
In IN, SECOND heat ~ 4 stake. hy oi tse dis
lance judge. who not at ,he proper post ana
reported the mare inside.
r.. board held u private session yesterday and DE-
,idtd 10 tcin.tCtc the famous rutrr Nelson. who
,NI.l.d alonc with his ownc~. two yearS ago
IN couDc,l0n with On" bLlcl station S'aae AT Boston
when g H. Nelson psd IN, owner of Ncryon his
n,,t dangerous competitor. To let him win. The truth
leaked out through i. Nobl, al, ownc, Of Mcyon,
and Nelson aNcrwad confessed Ia the fraud. The
Npul,l of So fast horse ~ Nelson been greatly
regretted and much influence In, been brought 10
hear On the National AS>Ociat on for his rcln'ttc
msnt. AS matter OF fac. that body laN u distinct
prohibition of this in IL own rl"., hut th' 1, con
-tantly di-rc ,aricd. IS IL was NtstcldI
TIN. extra session Was called Yesterday In NUM-
mcut of a promise mad ,n'nc time ago % the legal
adyi.rr, OF g. II. Nelson, and not - interfere
with the regular docket IN day. Tribune reporter
s,w President Johnson late last Might who said, At
tnrnc, General iittl"rrll Of Maine made very
strong argument behalf Of Nelson making on point
which induced 10 pa, IA" resolution ~
did. A WAS that very lnrg" number OF Innocent
pcDpr were now interested I'm ~" gr 0f the stallion.
and they were suffering continuous lOs> In consequence
Of th. enforced a,-,cnce ~ Nelson from thu asSoCa
tnn', tracks. The resolution pis'ct was follows
That IT,. stallion Nelson permanently rcnstatcd.
but that owing to {. II. Nelson's conduct during the
las, two seasons not having been altogether ,aisfac
tory. !i' reinstatement be temporary. and during
good h,aViOr.' y