The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-15
THE HORsEMEv,s CONGRESS.
N. T. A. Delegates Have a short session ut
the Murray Hlll Hotel.

the Murray Hnl Hotel.
Thirty-slx delegates. representing In person
and by proxy 2s7 driving clubs and fair asso-
cintIons, met Yesterday at the Murray Hill
Hotsl I'm the tventieth congress- OF the Ma
tionnl Trottine Association. The voting
.trepeth OF the delegates was not very evenly
divided. some OF the men in the front row hav-
ing their pockets full OF proxies. l.. J.. Powers
NJ sprinpncld. Mass. who was actively inter-
ested I'm harness racing when Black Hawk was
n colt. held creaentials from twenty -four
tracks: George w. Archer. who used 10 be at
the head OF harness racing interests at Rochcs-
ter before the pa.ss OF the old driving park
were closed. mad thirty.tvo votes. &C.
cordips 10 the report OF the Committee
on Credentials. charles Dana Palmer. the
former Mayor O, Lowell. Mass, had forty
'Df%Ts Frank TrsOt,B Bo ep OF Pallsdoipii, "S who ,V wss
President ~ tho Belmont Driving Climb nj
p.naJa,n.I. 49,, ~. an,l ,,o,,,nn L. mt,
rn.au.'p"na oe.oie 'ne "..,'.'o.ns ""spas
thirty. five. while Charles II. Page, who was the
secretary Of the same association back in tho
a "1" IN uo ,uor, ou,'" or, 'nI u,, a. ~, Su'i n a,,,ys
Driving Club, rer presented by it's President. d.
oi,,'"n No. ,s p,asld,n, w a poi,o.r :.
eia'oh' py us fres'oeht' ". ", Iolock :
the New England breeders ASSOCIATION. by
sscretary G. NJ Jewett. tho Empire CITY
T,o,,in. Clnh hv sao,.,sr. q . Toman
and the Kentucky Breeders Association.
BY Secretary Horace Wilson. They had O
m~.,or,,v q, n, ,bo vo,os IN ,hs cono-sss w,h
forty TO spare. Mr.. Cam pau. Congressman Joe
Bailey and Honest" Joe sibley, all OF whom
uaro prominsn, in national p%oI,,ics ,our vasr.
ago. made a notable group in one cornor OF the
room. The representative from Texas had q
.o,ine nower -, Tan wbils ,hs pannsv,van,a
Congressman topped the whole assemblage
with forty. three proxies lin his sleeve. The
s,.nxdahn,a,as wnra w Y rrohn W II coohan
Fl. NJ. Whitehead. ". II. II. Achuf, J. A. Dean.
David Bonner, VI Z, WILLIAMS, T. I, DUMMY.
b bisHT; ' gohn v !. 4 Harne:ll E1 y r. fPis sys1l y /, i !,
Hitchings. Frank Subert. q. NJ. Rundle, N.
Kline and r. B. Konovsr.
the meeting TO order The machine was we'll
creased, as one OF the delegates expresse 4 IL,
and the Congress adjourned htty.nyse minutes
report. Voted thank aspt1 to David Bonnsr. who
declined r, ESsslss SsIa =. IS 4 xiS !, e; ! en- r.:
Of the officials. and listened to son pleasing
Of n 81" or he do,tInu ~ an 'i;t Tho Conurass
patiaaS ina nSreemen, entared into az rho
peace conference here a month ago and thus
made good the prediction 81 THE Sus nj Tint
tInra Imnortant cha"gas in ia ,rIas wara
adoptej' ali OF which ware publisbed ex.
TIA re.innstion ~ David bonner ne yica.
pres,Jant was racaivad win aynrassions ~ "a.
a,st an tba nav, Of iii III" IaaIscatea NJ SIhiov
moved a vote ~ thants and ssssd Tho presi,
An, - mt 4, '""A' ""' "
IL vourself" uhisnarad tba Hon roa
Raiisv ,,,0oina n, tho cont sleevo ~ sIhIay 70
sttrac, 80 affen,tnn AMI arr onoush tboo
PAM ,vlyanis horsemnn csIIe5 Tor n ris,nv vote
In hnnor ~ ,he vstaran Nav yortar TbeN
sihiev called Tor a vote ri thanks 10 Major