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WES1EBN JOCBIT CLUB EULINGS. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards of the Western Jockey Club was held Monday, October 7. Application of jockey V. Porter for reinstatement was denied. Application of C. A. Bichcreek for reinstatement was pacsed to the next meeting. The horse Fingal was reinstated. Rule 161 waB amended to read as follows: Boys who never rode a winner and who have of their own ftee will and with the consent of their parents or gaardianB, bound themselves as apprentices to owners or trainers for a term of not less than three years by a written instrument, certified copy of which has been lodged with the Btewards of the Western Jockey Glnb, shall be permitted to claim a five-pound allowance in all Belling races, excepting Belling handicaps. They ehall be entitled to this allowance for one year after baine licensed as apprentices. Allowance nndor Wife rule mast be claimed at the time of entry, and the owner shall not be permitted to waive each allowance except by- consent of the judges. The following disqualified persona and horseB were reinstated: Mrs. M. Abadie, owner; Theodore Abadie, trainer; the horses Charley OBrien, Balm of Gilead, Balvaleta, Albert Lee and Ericsell. W. T. Baldwin, owner; the horses Easter Lily, Badge Belle and Circue. W. B. Baker and Thomas F. Brett W. R. Baker and Co., owners; H. OLaughlin, jockey ; the horses Edith Q., Prince of Africa, Ice King, Bronze Medal and Silver Owl. Newton Bennington, ownor; the horses Kilogram, Dr. Biddlo,. Sneaky and Jack Demand. Mre. B, Calvert, owner; the horses Fairy Day, Hesandig and Fernmeadow. Jeff CaBo, owner; the horse Waterhouse. E. D. Chamberlain, owner; Thomas Turner, trainer; the horses Reefer, Judge Steadman, Cicely Thorncap and John W. Morrison. B. C. Cooper, owner; the horse Caloocan. U. Z. De Arman, owner; D. Hall, jockey; the horees Van Boorebeke, Poison and Sallie J. B. G. DenDy, owner; the horse Bad Embry. Michael Foley, owner; the horse McLanahan. W. P. Givens, owner; the horses Colonel Anderson and Scortic. Mrs. M, Goldblatt, owner; M. Goldblatt, trainor; James McCann, jockey; the horses Callear, Jessie Jarboe and Deloraine. L. J. Baas, owner; the horses The Geezar, Eleanor Holmes and the bay mare, 5 years old, by Pardee Vinegar. D. Lamasney, owner; the horses Albula, Iola, Maple, Competitor and" Badford. G. Eorn, owner of half interest in Badford. S. Levy, owner; the horse Major Daniels. W. W. Lister, owner ; the horses Vela and The - Boer. Mtb. M. C. Lylea and Co., owners; W. W. LyleB, trainer; the horees Moderator, Woodmanaten, Aarous and Ben Blanton. John J. MacEessey, owner; the horses Flintlock and Carteey. Thomas E. Mannix, owner; Hayden, jockey; the horses Warranted and Cheval dOr. Edward. Peters owner ; the horses Gold Lack, Lac and Frank McEee. Frank Began, owner; the horsse Sir Florian, Bean, Gray Dally ana Starter. Ed Reynolds, owner; the horees Lofter, Tenderloin, Spars and Althea. Will H. Sayre, owner; S. CogBwell and H. Stockwell, jockeys; the horses Strathbroeck, Free Admission, McManus, Queen Quality, W. G, Welch, Phosphorus and Winnora. B. Schreiber, owner; H. Brant, trainer; H, Golden, J. Peterson and M. Dunn, jockeys; the horses Saale, Enittcl, Otis, Kegel, Landshot, Stuttgart, Equal, Satchel, Baldo, Jerry Hunt, Jennie, Broodier, Forte, Schwartzwald, Nance ONeil, Colonial Dame, Carpathian, Maran, Adorf and Baltest. H. Simons and Jas. A. Maxwell, owners; H. Michaels and C. Jackson, jockeys; the horses Janowood, Insolence, Ceylon, Bobert Morrison, Porter B. and King Elkwood. Soathwood and ODair, owners: Robert Steole, trainer; the horse Nina B. L. Vestal and Co., owners; the horses Deponan, J. E. Cline, Quite Right, Prince Real and Colonel Cluke. Wm. Walker, owner; the horses Lifeline and Divertissement, B. E. Watkins, owner; the horses Bequeath, Barbae, Golden Harvest, Laureatea, Ardita, Kaloma and Zack Ford. Catesby Woodford, owner; the horse Queen Burlington. The Unknown, propsrty of C. R. Ellison. Satire, property of H. T. Griffin. First Past and Lawton, property of A. C. Jones. Gallagher, property of J. B. Respass. Lacrimae, property of M. H. Tichenor and Co. The Potentate, property of B. Vincent. Chas. Cochran, jockey; A. Hall, jockey; F. Houston, jockey; A. Johnson, jockey; F. Townsend, jockey; Martin Michaels, jockey. M. S. Skiles, owner; J. L. SkileB, owner: A. I Miller, owner; F. E. Wood, owner ;E. L. Decker, owner; R, H. Load, owner; J. J. McCafferty, owner. Applications for licenses were granted as follows: Trainers L. B. Dickereon, C. Finch, A. E. Gatss, JameB O. Gray, John W. Hall, W. W. Rimmey, E. R. Rodgers, H. B. SkileB, O. J. Decker and Stanley H. Kunz. Jockeys L. Jackson, James Mclntyre, F. J. Landry, L. OBrien, M. W. Williams and L. A. Manro. Apprentices V. Bowman, J. J. Morris, P. Phillips and C. Price. The following applications for licenses were passed for future action : Trainers .W. C. LaRue, William Whalen. Jockeys David Earle, M. J. Eelley, C. Dowler. Application of W. Doan for jockey license waB denied. The license of Otto Rold, trainor, was revoked. The Crescent City Jockey Club was assigned dates for 1G0 days, beginning November 28, and the officials to serve were approved as follows: James H. Rees and H. M. Johnson, stewards. Clarence McDowell and R. W. Simmons, judges. C. J. Fitzg6rald, starter. Sheridan Clark, handicapper and clerk of scales. Alex. Brewster, patrol judge. J. L. Hall, paddock judge. C. S. Bush was appointed as representative steward of the Western Jockey Club. Officials to serve daring the fall meeting of the Latonia Jockey Clnb, beginning October 25, were approved, as follows: L. P. Tarlton and E. C. Hopper, judges. E. C. Hopper, handicapper. John B. Dillon, clerk of the scales. George G. Perkins-was appointed steward to represent the Western Jockey Clnb. The Western Jockey Club adjourned toBpecial meeting prior to next regular meeting on call of the chairman. Lawrence A. Ynung, Chairman of the Westorn Jockey Club, gave oat the following statement last night: "We have made some reinstatements and will CONTINUED ON SECOND TAOS, WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB RULINGS . Continued from First Page. probably mako more. This will ba the policy of the Western Jockey Club to those who apply in good faith and who expect to remain adherents of the Western Jockey Club. We may make soma mistakes, but, bo far as I am ad vised, only one man we heretofore reinstated has abused the act of restoration by racing again on tracks not recognized by the club. We do not look for others to do so, but, of course, where it is done there can be no possibility of a second reinstatement. Such act of bad faith will forever bar the party from the Western Jockey Club."
