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NOTES OF TEE TURF. A dispatch from New York eays that the statement that the Jockey Clubs stewards havo decided to "outlaw" all the owners, trainers and jockeys who continue to participate in the running races at Charleston Industrial Fair has been officially confirmed at the office of the Jockey Club. It has been Baid that the decision cf tho governing turf body in the matter was not reached until after the horsemen had applied for an opinion as to their standing if they should race at Charleston. One of the officials of tho Jockey Club said yesterday that the horseman wore warned before they over went to Charleston, and were informed what the consequences would be if they raced thore. A Beader, Memphis, Tenn. If A bet on Bedeck at opening odds he receives his 0 back. If he bet at closing odds he receives 7.50 back. In dead heats the money bet is added togother and divided, tho layer and backor each taking half. According to a report that comes from Hot SpringB, Ark., "Virginia" Carroll, the bookmaker, who has been r6Dorted dead, is not only living, but in the bsst of health he has enjoyed for years. Little Elkins victory at New Orleans was tha third in succession he has won for J. J. Ogles. He haa proved a bread winner for Ogles at tha present meeting especially over a distance of ground. Bobort Lloyd, a well-known member of the Metropolitan Turf Association, has arrivod at New OrleanB. He comes with his crew, prepared to lay the odde in the ring. Sam Lazarus Esq. has won four straight races at Charleston. He has been packing all kinds of weight and appears to be invincible tbara.
