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TURF BODIES ARE IN ACCORD Conference of Jockey Club and Maryland Racing Commission Harmonious. PlltLADBLPHIA, Pa., Primary 2.— The eaafer-eace at the Blta-Carltea Hotel in Philadelphia his afiern i between the stewards of The Jockey Club j and the Maryland Racing Commi-sion to discuss | matters of vital interest to the turf in this reentry was most harmonious. There was a liberal ex- I change of ideas and the rules for the government of lacing in Maryland arm disease id at length. Al the clo-e of the moot iug it wa- announced thai The Jockey Club is in entire accord with Hie Maryland Slate Baring Commi-sjon and thai this organization will have its heartiest cooperation. The proposed nib- of th.- Maryland eeenariaeiea which have not yet been formally adopted and an framed iu accord with these which have safe guarded the sport elsewhere. Cvery phase of the turf will 1 o protected and the breeding tndastrj will be fostered in a nu-i sabetaattal way. The rules, which showed skill and study in their eon .-option, will be announced iu the near future. Uacing weald -e.rn to rest sa a sounder strnc lure as a result of todays roafereace. which pro .lii.eii a perfect naderetaadiag between those who an- responsible for the spoil and its perpetua tioa in the Bast. There were pre seat representing The Jockey Club: Angus! Brim oat, who is ehairman of the organisation: .lohu Sanford. It. T. vVilsoa. P. M. Sturgis and bs. B. Wid.ner and fellow stewards in the turf governing liedi.s. Joseph 1". Kennedy and H. clay riuianus. aseasben of the Marylaad Baring Coauaissioa, and secntary •• Pert Hayward were pre-.nt for Maryland. a
