Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
ONLY DETAILS TO BE ARRANGED.
The League and Association Have Agreed
to Consolidate.

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The general plan for consolidation OF the
two organizations is now practically manifest
Tn. io;r. co,ysrspc. NJ th. two neaca conn.
l'''eeo was hhi'neu '"'' h'sns =" -h1i"n"Po'S'
The association peace committee, Won der Abe,
Won der Horst and Elliott, met at o'clock
with the called meeting of the association
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commi''ee recommehueo tns aoopuoh OF the
twelve-club plan After the adoption of this
recommendation tho association adjourned.
The conference committee than arranoed "A
MAJ, ..n..,..,, ~. oIrh. En-. -. -.
heo' '"e oiuo' 'na' nave oeen
oroPPed, Ml"aukee ana columbus ana those
absorbed Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.
and explain the plan Of their disposition. On
the surface there was no apparent kick from
any OF the clubs, except Chicago. Columbus
was the hrst club called in for the arrangement
OF settlement. 1t Is understood her price for
her franchise was S1S,OCO The representatives
remained In consultation until 10 o'clock. when
chicago was called
Inc league held no session last night. but
PraeucaHy arranged all details OF the plan In
previous meetings. The Joint conference be-
tween 'he Two organizations VIII be called some
time To-Day, the hour not having been set, owing
10 tne uncertainty OF the associations settle
ment with the clubs
Inc single base ball league plan, it is gener-
any believed, VIII 20 through The magnates
.! .he Nauohai League renewed their session
az II CLOCK yesterday morning, as telegraphed
W iHE STAR ana remained together conrnu-
4usS uhti o clock, when PRESIDENT Mex
lo"ns announced that matters were ready tor
we ."o conference committees Inc long dis-
cussion Oh us committee report by the league
was i"uical'e OF satisfactory seiuemehs me
ppnoh,v MAJ, ps,,sh pn,i'., ,''S ne, , nu,
kent busy explainine The noints throughout the
meeting. Mcssrs. Reach and Rogers. repre-
sentng Philadelphia. made hard hight in
resPe' W lhe aiih III .neir cry, out ms was
The dos;,ad d., az, "S,, az " e. ha ,,ianna
=. o. e" 'u"' 'ne "uh'S'ion iee pe Pi"eo"
G .S
~ ,ha .Eo. was tnetinea 70 1p!eo. w some .'
80. p .u!. put ""1 me"o 1's were ie''-
. en, AZ .,hinB VI sh.s- !nese ulnerehces ne
.,,i.;ea, ne worh Oh tne oay somewha'; me
80 49,, "o ui9poeNiVn VI Pi"!eis mas ~
!.s ooile W, was NieA AouhS response 10
..I! III NJ; t,iis ies"ru'
49,; ~ Piooauiy nv soueu uPon 'h,s ques
9TH nei a. Ihis session, ne cohtlnaeo.
arar,,t;n soie :" ia'or Vi se''ns
o' TIL .n IN. a' .nis nee'ihR
son;a, Wi.n plomlnen. tepresehtatses OF pom
thing To be settled first was tho ,natter of e,t h.
fishing peace. The proposition which went
from the league. through its committee to the
associali9n committee, Messrs; Won der Ahe,
rlt,lN MIA 81, Il A.
which cInbS ,.,,s,,l,a
the ros,or Tha s'a an, IN s
Io,,iS,,IIo ~ IN WIN 40 o,oi
hnt g. a. Samt 81 r. nas UNI ,ne pun;
tba, Az, .S ,1 ~ 's Praetcaiiy decided
$500 80. p. WI ie V "s ssa'su ntrc-
p.ea,' VIZ puston, ne" iork' rhin'ueiPhia'
p;f.si-. C, hos "asnihs'on oie'eiahu'
~''A"'' anu o. Lo"i''
WHAT 1T WILL COST.
Every association club is fixed except the
Chicago club. Won Der Abe has an ontiop on
the Co;rmh,s or,h ~ Co., 40 ii a. r.
N'"D iie s"!' 'o' "Nu 'I' w.
~ 1incials say SO. Boston absorption Is
IN such shape that the papers can be made out
any th anu we .ssoclatlon cup 'uihed
0 0s ~ the league. win the settlement OF the
nlIaue pima 1lHerences anoiher strong point
Is Saine9' Mh"ankee VIII receive pack the
Wy noS sne ii NV ~ the assoclhHoh. from
so,ooo " .io:Voo. All 'he ot!ler eIuos become
nieihoers ol 'io new league, ana the chicago
LUZ LUZ are mus ioicea 70 settle ,he dispute WIN
each owner. one must buy and the other sell,