New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
TROTTING.
MANY DECISIONS BY THE RoARD OF
REVIEW.

! q u,t,e after 10 o'clock and after hearing several
cases went into executive session. IT remained III
executive session for more than six hours decldhs
! the fate OF many persons who had COMMITTEE" M
I fractions OF the rules OF the association. AT the
, end OF the session the Board announced lis de-
| cisions.
The temporary reinstatcments Of the Following
| nersons were continued: Allen Rest. Willimantc.
| Conn: c. H. Cook. Connecticut +. Cleveland.
! New.York: A. Porell Maine: r. I'M. Ohio George
! w Brown Greenfield. Ohio: Daniel +. Boier Or
! augsburg. Penn; j. Cook. Charlottesville. Va. ana
| p l.. Church. Port Hope ontario. Can. the
temporary reinstatement OF George Carville OF
! ST. John. n. r.. ordered time ago was
made permanent by unanimous consent Of the
! Board. On application drawn up In con-
formity with the rules. 1t was decided 10 subst-
tute fine Of $500 for expulsion order decreed
against the late II. G. Stoner OF Kentucky ana
the PAGER Oakland Baron This case has been le-
fore the Board al all OF its meetings for the last
two years. William Brannigan. OF Tihfn. ONO.
| who expelled by the National Trottine Asso-
| citation for driving in Western race while under
suspension restored to membership. with the
provso that he must meet all past financial claims
! filed against him.
| The Board. on complaint OF Frederick Sechtem.
~ Portland Ore. expelled from membership the
president, vice-rresident and secretary Of the
Oregon State Board of Agriculture. Salem. ore
The of the expelled officials were not maze
public The Board also expelled J. NJ. keyes. OF
!
Frederick Jameson OF Builder Penn: p. r. stregs
Of Youngstown Ohio and the bay mare Kitiie and
Ollie b alias Kitty {.
The National Trotting Association was COM
plainant against James A. Goldsmith. OF Haver-
straw: F. j. Ossman. OF Grassy Point n. Y, and
the trottcr Golde, alias Joe Augustine, with
record of go Goldsmith was accused OF trading
the trotter with Ossman III the hope or escaping
Identification Ossman succeeded In proving to the
satisfaction of the Board that he did not know that
Godie Joe Augustine. and the case against
him was dismissed while the horse was expelled
and Goldsmith was suspended until he pays the re-
cordng fees
In the case OF the association against James An
drews. Dover. NH: Martin and Tyson % Mont
gomery, Ala w. H. Hamlet. n driver Of Worces-
ter Mass; J. II. Lewis. driver. Of Bridgeport
Conn F. r. Sargent. a driver. Of New-Hampshire
Edward NJ Ges. driver. Mcdford Mass; G.
Moulton. driver Worcester Mass Joseph Gillies
driver. Worcester. Mass: Frederick Davies, driver
Worcester. Mass, and the bay mare May y, alias
q. D.. with record Of 2:l6l4 the mare. Tyson and
the driver. Hamlet. were expelled The case against
the others was dismissed. II was shown that ham
let bought the mare from Tyson and raced her
in Southern and Western racecourses as May r.,
and was finally detected az Holyoke this year.
when the horse was driven by Davies.
The suspension filed against Clarence Ware. OF
Mount Vernon accused OF irregularity in the racing
OF Tuckahoe was set aside on an order for rein
statement provided that NJ. Ware pay his record
ing fee
On charge of entering ringer" c. A. Nalen-
tine. OF Grove City; George Byers. Ohio. and the
bay mare Chocotta. formerly Arthuretta. were ex-
PEELED. A similar fate. the same charge befel
F. II. Rollins Interchangeable: c. F. Layton lad,
dress not given, and Black Ralph. alias Mogul
,2:l6i.) The identification took place recently in
Maine. where Black Ralph entered in 23Ol.
In regard to the complaint filed by W. a. Flagg.
of Middleboro Mass. agains, John Rash, of Gin
ton. Mass; John Toomey of Oakdaie. Mass, and
decided expo Toomey and the horse and to dis
miss the case against Rash the driver The -, de-
j. H. Moore alias George Moore Of Milwaukee.
and s. Il. Allen. of the same place ana the bay
mare Morgan. alias Kamia. 2:i74. were expelled.
1t was shown thai kalma Vas campaIgned thyouTn
Ro9hs T. Ellsry of Boston and n Mpr IA y,
are returned. Antioch expel led.
by Edwa pri' n g Ges. Of Medford Mass. accused
Of pulling" the PAGER I.eola at Saugus, Franklin
her owner. " r. Abbott Of BostGn were YER, rein
race and with not meeting his obllgae,na to the
Board hnding that the proof merely showed
very reprehensi6.c effort to n'midste the Judge,
continues the finding. that the judges administered
6s rules fad t., and hs he race wa" given to the
Application the part Of II A. Fairbalrn. New
Sr ir9 S bare was denied
Joseph S. Coaies Of Goshen. X y. made 80, IN in
sossd BY pa dn 9 TIM G' r al
the meet held At Fleetwood. Coates was accused
ing " Of the jsdscs The Board in denying the APP
Of GO%es for the rrgndng of 9e o.sp
Aiiddleby jr.. OF Boston: John Stout. Faywood
pesied in vain from The decision Of the Judges
~ the meet held under the auspices OF the NV
The appealing party contended that Crstilene was
entitled 10 Tie stakes OF race run IN ssS Inc ne
decision that the appeal was taken 10 the Board
Thomas tireenwood. of t;rea: Harrington. Mass,
and James A. stevens. Of the same town were eH-
PEELED for fraud reenwood arrordns 10 me sV Of
entries. He subsequently started his horse under
bridgeport in Ortohor last II was decreed that
the horse ne suspended until the unlawful winnings
The following time keepers at meet held al
Geneva y. Y. were expelled: W. H. Coulter Az
P Fi6od H Eer York H. 'uv'" Geneva ana Jon"
OF s 6ch began on Jug and
continued for three days were declared disquali,
fed from again competing until after the return OF
The charge OF suppression Of time made by the
Hsons of NeWS was smsse
While h oaa decided to nG the Tn
contestants in the race in question whGh was run h
later owned by William Martin Jones lawyer
In it's investigation Of the charge Of Suppression
Of time preferred against the sat- , Far AssoGia
the assoc alton PLAYED part in the Illegal acts
Of the time-Eecper who were expelled They are
J G. Dillon. charles y. Ilauchor aud A. a: Wheel
all of Wheeling The Board too. disqualified the
following horses. Berthalic. Dandy Il. and Daisy
Elder The officers Of the association, il was or
dared will be instructed TO make out case against
the PAGERS Edna Cook Gladys. J. W. G., Lady
Pines Lord Vincent Russell Wilkes. ". H. T.
and other.
Decision upholdlns the eligibility Of Conewood to
contest the Futurty at Poisdam. y. y, was
rendered. Judge Russell appeared before the Board
on Thursday last In support Of the contention that
Conewood was not eligible on the ground that her
premiums were not paid in accordance with the
rules OF the society. The officials Of the fair
serted that John Leonard who owned Conewood,
had N open account with the association and that
il had extended credit him for the payments
due.
The Board decided that under the conditions OF
p race which came of In August last Of the
Northwestern racetracks NJ. T.. Hare. Of Indiana
la Grat nd bird