, 1877-06-14

tn,ttonlan. Neutrality-suspicious..
Granite, Dntro!f--Snnc.
tnrns. Hrw fnrE-SHnr.
Emt,tfc city. New York--.loln II. liu5ns. proxy.
Tltsi'r. EhirAzG--fanhTrt iofrlmcr.
Th,ftIc, frNhkyn-SnHu.
1vanhnc. l'aterson-Aane.
Trey Giiy. Troy ny-Enna.
s!anna'ttnn, ,s Nsw sSreii-NeWnn, Wa..
y. Lawrence. i'Tcfcot. can.-None.
inrtare. ai r"rtnvo. Wsts.-Asthur {. FLANDERS.
IGrnR Toledo .. t.--Sono
Secretary Fuulis then read tic proceedings Of
.hr meeting In Jersey City last Hume
s(r. Fouls rrat his report as Treasurer, from
WHICH It appeared THAT tic hal received $G3l url
dshurscd $3.50, which brought tho Club into
debt to tho Treasurer SIS. Tho President UP
p,lnscd the following Auditing Cou.nittcc 10
report al the general ntcctlng. Mcasrs. Craw-
M NJ new sia's applied for membership when
that order was gcAcEch.
Under tic head OF t'rcvanccs, Afr. Malcolm.
OH bclAlt Of tlto Four lirotlMrs, claimed tho
tcrs m from Thu President of tiv iimiialo Club
substantially admitting the Justice uf the Claim.
It was voteil that Tho Secretary write tu the
Buffalo Cfnl, an!l request that tho .ne.lal oo
S Mr Crawford. 1t tic Hurns Of Cleveland.
presented casc ngalnst tho ttlca Club which
bad n medal which he thought did not hcons
to tl,cm.
,ir. Martin u,ovetl that tic medal be recalled
ar. DaIrymylc moved that tl,a u1npirc huld
tho disputed medal until tho same san bs
Tho Secretary rentl letter from tue umpire
In medal match [,ctwncn the Granite Club Ut
Detroit and tho Orrl,nrh Lake Club. 1t ap-
pears that tna hitter club resigned all claims
u thu nne.la', mud it was accordingly voted TO
III. DOW stated that medal wn, still III
abeyanre between tho ChcaEu ntrt Orchard
Lake Clubs, and lad been for two years. IL
mas voted ttlat tho ncdalfcmaln IN tue uu'pEEc's
hands until played for:
and Yolskcr. Clubs su1l,e time ago, Committee
ot Arbitration decided tho matter In favor Of
tho latter. The Peterson Club then appealed
to tllo National Club Executive Committee,
bitratton on tho ground that tho protcstauts did
not annex and rcasons to tltctr protest. Mr..
Dasrympie, Chatr,nat, of thu Arbitration Conn
mIttec, was instructed 10 hand tho medal over
4 lc.tcr % was read from William cons1ou, OF
0edenshurg, evnecr1inE tic prospects OF tho
game lhcru lnl In Prescott,
George McNoc, of BulIulo, wrote to submit q
sEcMETAHy FOULS
then read tic annual report VI his Office % fol.
lows:
Thrre have been abundant opportunities for cur.
lcrs IT, Indulge IN their fatost'r pastima during tho
PaEt Wntrr both Eaht Hlld Wrs1. anll wcll 1t has
been taken advantage Of; mid thofc medal matches
that ttouA oscr trun u previous year werc mostly
i.c tsas ieIi 1t Jcftcy Ciy, mid was character.
lied BY tho iurRcst attendance Ut nny meeting yet
held, twenty. ihtcu clubs being represented and
impurtnht UnH|ilcas transacted, Iull record OF
which wi. hc found ~ the minutes already pub.
lhhcI 1T t!'u Anauai. vol.a rhs i,ell,acdal auoit
s y w, sa kseaaS a9ossa Son H. oM S
lsanst MI competitors anA wearing tho medal ua
todrstiy ns hu vol It sksljfulIy,
za,tc1n% zt % sess,Sa. wrse he,a ii NV io1k. s!.esss
being less 10 10 of natlonaf busMcas In tho East
,. S s 81 aS Il 1s,srfsE ri bsy s s %g
matches lWtstern> dsvnDlsiag on our worthy stcc-
pre.iucnt., Mr. l.: L. Martin, snd tho Western
Escpa.atlon for TIM present Convention Our
frrs1deut, Mf. John, i. Hamilton, Presided ovcr
y M s1d N ,ae Ks n' n.sts
s s;s::s,.,s e' ms.ss 3 @ y: .se l1.%!I.ea neasi 81
Ia the kcsn cumpctItion Al Chicago Tor Tho Gordon
MEDAL !f!nk chaHsplonahipl III. robert Malcom
tud lila i,ury Canauinns eucccedel in carrying OF
nj Saiy st.er sury close cunssst. In tis conpe:
lon for lhe Wertern Dasymple. same Time ind
tt M e as it fs'f bes" | psysa os 10 by
oly Of curriers' In thr West, The clubs haylux hIih.
10 divided up At home and tho ssGssg.ts seofss
West. good opportunity will also
on ssni ss f. tho 4 No.. 'a:5 md South 'snna ms !:
heped That sh's mcollnc Of Tho q. N. y. I. 10 tho
St't wy Lase good stfest n ap,saaiug the loye
nd hs bringing together Of shoaa only acqnsiatca
hitherto BY corresnondctco OF report of curling
s Il n Ssna a9 cu III ess '9a
America.
,The President appointed rs the Committee on
iae Distribution 81 Medals Alexander Dalrym::
e., john Johnst9n IhoWas 5v';, Mecrfst'!e Robert
III. Darynlplc moved an amendment 10 tho
m!s specifying tho umpire,s duties, giving that
S Ssasia' power p, To- 70 u, saspcad game "even 4
condition. Carried unanimously.
MI, ,fa!ro,n. moved that, fer Tho reason that
tAc nnancss uf the National CLUB we're in poor
tton,t!ston, the girinE Of medals 30 suspended
ktrt up tne!r brooms to the winners ~ trophies.
". Daltymplc was opposed to the pairing OIL
TIL. lie thought there would be Just ~
nqsh Play under the Hlan. .,,n, ,,,..
Some further discussion took place on tho
lsnersi subject Of prizes, and II appeared that
Were was wide difference Of opsaion on tho
,eeasnd smalll typical broom, others . lnIu::
nedats Us Ut old, only fewer In number. The
Hs!HH34fou enutu Dt tecCn9luerlDE 80 Mucl VI
W Nalcoms motion as related to the broom.
The Committee then adjourned, leaving the
hg.
TIE GENERAL MrETIka
otthc Club was held iu the Sherman House In
hs afternoon.
,The Auditing Committee reported approving
mr Treasurcr'a report us given below.
Vt. Dalrymr!o, from the counaltteo on Dis
v'oustoh of Aedais, reported tho following
nasches for the season Of l837'19:
Calelonsn. Of New York, ". Jefsey City; una-
P1s, New York club.
aonta, -'~
~ Audtew's. Of New YORK, VI. Albany; umpire,
,.Iahsle. Of Row York, w. Newark, N. j.: umpire.
*s6sy Cuy. -- .-.-
xcaislonian, Of brooklyn. y. Manhattan. d
ssS York; Umpire, Th!atle, Of 9sooklyu.
rtt;th!ist!s, Of brooklyn, VI ionkcss; umpire,
ith!'e, ii New fusk.
NtsalE,
Toy VI. Utica; umpire. Albany.
HEdtn,bnrg VI. ptestott: own nup1tt.
o.s.snalte, Of Detzo!k VI Ront Brothers; umpiss,
Nthatd Lake
Orchard LAte v. Thistle, Of Detroit; umpire,
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