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[271]It was reported that Mr. Babcock had been arrested by a Police officer of the 34 Precinct, and charged with driving a horse to death. The case had been sent to the Society to prosecute and the preliminary steps had been taken, but the grand Jury had failed to indict Mr Babcock. The result of a post mortem examination made by two Veterinary surgeons proved that the horse had ruptured a blood vessel, caused by over exertion. Mr. Bergh moved the following resolution "That the resignations of [Messes?] Babcock &] [Kane?] be accepted and their dues returned to them." This resolution was opposed and lost; and Mr Ely moved "That the resignations of the two gentlemen be accepted." This motion was seconded and carried. 6 Produced a badge of the Society designed by Miss Tiffany 7 Reported that the receipts at the fair held by the Massachusetts Society in and of its funds, at Boston had yielded $17,000- 8- Mr T C B Bradhurst was proposed for election as a Resident Member, by [Mr. ELarribeer?]. Upon motion [Mr?] [Brad?][illegible] was duly elected. 9- The Counsel of the Society reported that | [271]It was reported that [Mr. Babcock?] had [been?] arrested by a Police officer [of?] the 34 [Precinct?], and charged with [driving?] a horse to death. [The?] case had [b?]een sen[t?] to the Society to prosecu[te?] and [the?] [preliminary?] [s?]teps had [b?]een [t?]aken, [but?] [the?] [grand?] [Jury?] had failed [to?] [indict?] [Mr Babcock?]. The result [of?] a post [morten?] [examination?] [made by two?] [Veterinary?] [surgeons?] [proved?] that [the?] horse had [ruptured?] a [b?]lood vessel, caused [by?] over [exertion?]. [Mr.?] Ber[gh?] [moved?] the following resolution "Tha[t?] the resignations [of?] [Mess Babcock?] [&?] [Kane?] [be?] [accepted?] and their dues returned to them." This [resolution?] [was?] [opposed?] [and?] [lost?] ; and [Mr?] Ely [moved?] "That the resignations [of?] the [illegible] [gentlemen?] [be?] accepted." This [motion?] [was?] [seconded?] and carried. 6 [Produced?] a badge [of?] the Society designed by [Miss Tiffany?] 7 Reported that the [receipts?] [at?] [the?] fair held by the [Massechusetts?] [Society?] [in?] and [of?] [its?] [funds?] , [at?] [Boston?] had yielded $17,000- 8- [Mr?] [T C B?] [Bradhurst?] [was?] [proposed?] for [e?]lection [as?] a [Resident?] [Member?], [by?] [Mr. ELarribeer?]. [Upon?] motion [Mr?] [Brad?][illegible] [was?] [duly?] elected. 9- The Counsel [of?] the [Society?] [reported?] that |