New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-06
BEFORE BOARD OF REVIEW.
IMPORTANT CASES UNDER CONsIDERA-
TON

rrc,s,oS ~ THE MONROE SALISBURY CASE EX-
prt-rEp To.pAY-C H. rELsoN REINsTATEp.
Tbere was A large gathering Of trotting horse men
n, tho Murray Hill Hotel yesterday 10 have VIVA,
was expected TO be a lively battle between the
CONSERVATIVES OF Monroe Salisbury ana the Dr''-
ing club OF NewYork in the matter or the eNpu'
s,,r NJ tho famous California turfman by the judges
OF the Grand Circuit trottng meeting al riee'"oou
park lat September. This much-discussed case
n,as 40, for trial before the Board Of Review OF
tho Nsttonal Trotting Association. and up 10 tue
moment when Chairman T. L. Johnston Announces
that he and his associates Ex-Governor Morsa" -
Rulkeley OF Hartford Conn; w. X Aheh' Vi "'
touis Mo- George W. Archer. OF Rochester ana
pavld Bonner OF this city. were ready 10 near
-,oo,, and arguments OF counsel. indications
r,,,,et 10 A thorough. open investigation or the
,.cts OF the affair But AT the last moment pri-
vate burial was agreed upon.
Tho declslon will probably be announcer to-day
Tho notorious Kneebs case. which IS now on
,.'., IN perl,n. came before the board yesterday
through a request from the authorities III Yer
many that a commission be appointed by the Ma
,Iorai Tro.ting Association TO take evidence IN
a.. c,ss Kneebs Is the Sioux city. Iowa, trainer
Who II Is alleged, took the trottinS mare be'he'
91s,.. TO Europe last spring and entering her
as a green one without record uhder the ha'"e
., Nelly Kneebs. lot OF races IN FRANCE
,ustri, and Germany before the fraud was de-
tected. ,
,rother notable case heard yesterday was that
NJ NJ l. Hare OF the Detroit Driving CLUB ON
July J. 1893. Hare wired the secretary OF 'he i'e
trot club to buy him IA subscription 10 'he He'-
char,s and Manufacturers $4,000 stake race Sec
rotary cnmobeu says he transferred the nom-
nation OF n : Lewis to Hare and wired the
,o,,ar IN this effect Before Hare received this
telegram he had changed his mind about wanting
the subscription. and informed Campbell or TINS
fact but the telegram reached the Detroit secre-
tary after he had completed the transaction, ana
when Hare declined TO pay the claim OF %V' ne
was suspended. The case was greatly coniph-
Gated The board withheld judgment until To-Day
Some Of the important decisions rendered yester-
The brown horse Quinine s.. expelled September
20 1884, along with his driver FOR runnins under ,he
name OF George r. was reinstated subject to the
repayment OF his unlawful winnings as ringer
In the case OF Howard f. Dyer's Application
for removal Of suspension OF the black mare kitty
c. alias Blackbird. the Application was denied un,
iii Dyer shal refund the unlawful winnings OF the
" J. Noble Of Naugatuck Conn. and George
w Fenn OF Bristol. Conn., preferred charges OF
ringing" against each other. The board appeared
TO believe the charges of both men for they DC.
cned to reinstate Noble and continued the case OF
f from a AZ i ,rsc RsA mea fSsf e'S HIN
Ira Ryerson; OF Goshen y who was s eS
s sea My ls 's suDjscs Of
for recording the horses charge OF name. ~ ,,,,
,sss For driving the Old troter Joe Davis under the
name OF Isaac Walton. was reinstated upon evil
dence that Dudley was ignorant as to the Identity
Wolf q Morton Phiiipstown, Penn. who had
started the bay stallion Major VOL IN . c sor 70
offence and suspended until they shall repay the
unlawful winnings Of their horse - :, >,.,..,
who was expelled for self-confessed crooked work
in connection with a big stallion race tr9tted IN
stated by the Board OF Review. Nelson Is the
owner Of the former champion stallion Nesoh' z"S'