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i , CANCEL NEW SHIPPING REGULATIONS j LEXINGTON. Ky.. January 22 Thomas B. rosnweU, secretary of the Thoroughbred Herat Aa soeiathm, 1ms been notified by George McGintick, ■ secretary af the Interstate Commerce Commission, * that the railway and express schedules under which | it was propnsed to de.rc-ase the number of attendants free with carload shipments of race hemea by f express from sin to two have been canceled. The Thoroughbred Horse Association in October raised objection to the schedules and the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended them. Then in 1 Deccaaker the American Railway Express Company and the railway that were parlies to the tariff * changes which virtually amounted to an arbitrary f raise in the rates for shipments of hemes by express canceled the schedules whereupon the Interstate Commerce Commission last Thursday entered * an order canceling and setting aside the suspension and distontinuing the proceedings. The action amounts to the saving of thousands of f dollars to shippers of thoroughbred and trotting : hoises, since it is necessary for the safety of the B horses that there be more than two men to a car. A — . —
