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NO WAIVING OF FORFEITS. v w Vork, January SO.— When PreaMenl John Marshall "f the fharleaton Fair and Baciag Aaao ciation mad.- his application for a license and dates for the Charleston meeting, ii was assured that it would be acted upon favorably, bul it waa nol known whether or not then- uwutd be a rigid inter pi-.taiimi of th« rule for the collection ••! forfeits. In fact, the general Impression prevailed thai tie-collection of these forfclta would be waived in the 11 1. rest* of the *| This proved erroneous. The rules arc all !•• be applied to the coming meet big .11 harleston. and that Includes the eolleetlon of these forfeits. H lias been estimated thai probably nol more than tea or a uoaen of the owaers who will race al Cnarleston are nil the forfeit Hat, bul each one, under the rules will nave to - ttle before being eligible to 1 ace over the m m coum The question of the forfeits was one of the serious nutter-, in the opinion ■ ! horsemen, but the is-u •i n.-" of the license snd tax approval of the dates carries with ii no exemption from this regulation.
