St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-08
TROTTING DISPUTES.

A Number Are Settled by the Ma
tional Association.
Ne W Y DIRK, Dec. THE board of
review of National TrottiHg association
met for its third days session in the
Murray Hill hotel today. 1t immedi-
ately went into executive session.
Having disposed OF the cases in which
oral testimony was to be taken, the
board took UP the docket of trotting
disputes IN its regular order. The
board handed down a large number of
decisions.
George w. Smith, of Syracuse, N. Y,
who was expelled by the board for
ringing Victor l. through the West in
1890, was permanently reinstated. Ira
w. Davis, of Webster, Mass, suspended
in 1891 for ringing. was reinstated. The
mare Mollie A. Tempest, who was
ruled off at Cleveland, was reinstated.
was reinstated. Il. Dion and his stall
ion, Black Diamond, were reinstated. The
application of 5. A. Paddock, of Brook
lyn, for the reinstatement of himself
aud his horse Sim Brown was continued
at the request of Paddock, who is ill in
Louisville.
The following. who have been ex-
PEELED and temporarily reinStated, were
allowed to remain in until further ac-
cotton of the board or during good be-
havIor: E. E. Wallace, of Ganoque,
Ont; Frank Wallingford, of Boston !;
Al Russell, of Fond dfi Lac, Wis.
The following we're permanently re-
instated:
]. J. Daley, Of lindsay. Ont. and the
bay mare Minnie Belle; Albert Reed, of
OF Jnh ~f
Stansted, Que. D. c. McClelland, of
Clarion. Pa. petitioned for release of
the suspension for the bay gelding
Chance. which was trotted out of his
class. Denied.
Kendall and Goodhue, of Terre
Haute. made application for third and
fourth moneys in the big Margrave race
at Fleetwood last spring for O.O0G but
as there were only two starters there
was no third and fourth moneys, as
claimed.
The case was against the Charter Oak
Driving Park of Hartford. Conn.,, who
consolidated on this meeting. Applica-
ton denied.
The application of William Henry. a
driver of Portland, Or. against the
California State Agricultural society, of
Sacramento, Cal. and the Santa Clara
Valley Agricultural society, of San Jose.
Cal, for reinstatement was refused.
!lhe horse was entered by its owner,
who failed to pay its entrance, who has
since died. Henry was expelled in sc,
and his application was denied.
The question of the eligibility of the
black PAGER, Elk Tom, owned by j. NJ.
Wilson, entered in the 2:45 class at
Murfreesboro. Tenn, September. '93,
was decided by the board that the horse
was Ineligible i'll the class and he is
suspended until the winnings are re-
funded, and the owner suffers the same
penalty until the same are paid.
Ii. w. Bessey, Port Allegheny, Pa,
applied for reinstatement for himself
and the brown gelding r f, suspended
Sept. 10. 1891. Denied.
The horse Highland Chief Jr. was
declared eligible for the three-year-old
class, in which he was entered in 1892,
at the Athens Agricultural Association
fair. The docket has been cleared, but
the board will meet again at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning for the transaction
of any other business proper to come up.
New YORK, Dec. THE sale of trot-
tiers at Madison Square Garden today
was we'll attended. Some of the best
sales were the property of DR.. George
G. PitZer, st. Louis, Ruth Medium, by
Happy Medium, 400, L. B. Steel, Phil
adelphia. 500.
Capt. Walbridge, by Arsaces- Ruth
Medium; Andrew j. Welch, city, 81, $50.
Horsemen Suspended.
CHICAGO, Dec. THE board of ap.