The sun., 1891-01-25
WARD WILL BE RELEASED.
,,rsrDEyT BYRNE OF THE BROOKLrN
CLUB WILL GET HIM.

.,,o important matters wero acted upon. John
n Day. J. Walter Spalding. E. D. Talcott, and
r,.,k H. Robinson moved tho machinery.
-huo Postmaster Cornelius Van Cott dropped
:. mat long enough to lend q hand toward
.,.r,,ne II up. Col. McAlplne was still absent
,,o,, tho city. and consequently not able to be
At the wheel.
,.,..,ory conclusion was reached will hiring
.,.dnss to the hearts OF Brooklyn base ball
s..nts twill insure that city the strongest
...n Il ever had. The news will alike be
s.raldod with Joy In this city. It only remains
-, ons man to say the word. and tho most
h,tsr base ball conflict known between New
york and Brooklyn will have com mmenced.
THAT man is John N. Ward. Yesterday the
Nav York club agreed to release him to the
n,ootlyu club providing he does not object.
Eor his release not cent will DO paid ss the
Nav York club has. In the interest and welfaie
a, tho game decided to let Brooklyn have him
IN psrtect freedom. All that Is needed ia a
nublic declaration by Ward tbat he Is willing
play 10 and r M sSs sso sroo. 20
iyp club what 1t never really had bsorc-a
csp,Ain and manager.
.oIIds,ion sIs 0 oi the two Brookiyn clubs on the
pa,.S pal,t q IN my Tax Sun tls, ard should be re-
ysstsIday The following letter was presented:
0rner 1nr BsookLr' Sis'yrnS Si.s BAL "a ,nA SHrA
and y j. 3 CUB ..u,.,.
sy.rs League in the city oi trons!yn respectfully
Hss.n%' a. sH = oaS @
= 5,s.a <, yHss IL and nHa
our afa,rs vi he btookiyn Hau9na Leaxny ,amo We
release. ;. 1.,.. se 81. e Gs , nsv ,S.,
fsssiv.d ssvera assurances FROM . number or your
s"as es
IN matte. VII snaS q. to proceed Win our Gn,,
Yours truly SS.sS1t' S:ssr sS"n";s sSs'ssSs
All present were, unanimous in granting the
siSteIy notified officially OF that fact Judge
Bacon presented the articles OF Incorporation
Incorporated or under the laws OF the State Of
III M.:sIs' Sssibbi Bay and spaldins were appointed
What are you eo!ps s e. to sa,J do With Orator
Sen,si1 ts No You Il VERY likely
however. that he will be negotiated with.
There SCENE to be something Of u friendly feel
4 Is Mr. spsldipe left he exclaimed: We're
Mr. Day and So. TIcott after the meeting
we're extremely Ietoent on what will be done.
NJ pay said: There are certain players We
can AFFORD to pay it will be necessary for us to
ct other men; For that reason nothing can
dining the Chai manship Of tho National
aid % 10 sun reporter. I deoiin ed because Of
pressing business relations. At the same time
idesirss to see base ball R placed on 2 higher
uona Board must have = chairman OF liberal
evs and one whG dsyGts epSst ais
that position. j know lie does not wentit. but
il 10 90 IMPERATIVE duty on his part" In his
letter Mr.. Mills says:
Your Board. thus far made mp. consists Of three
men sen.piopous in base bali Affair.". all Of whom .,s
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"a an ny business ne In entire with tho fune
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n's from bis sporting goods businssA and unless
So ~, nn ssstuin.ss ~ member Of the board would
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offts most important objects 10 the
srs shs Of associations And clubs and the
s:ss: failure o. 81. 1 Object sa.c. soSh Sa.inss:
q nom s%s .:xas:
ssn,a HI,ora Wider heid Of employment 70 playsrs and
rsmsn usn and beautiful entertainment to thousands
SSps osyond the circuits OF existing Leagues How
Sa:nM.S M q failure Of that object Affect such
,So!.h ~ restraints and to remit al the elements
S,uS (. y bass bal! 70 an unbrided .Srsmbs
Sss Ss = ths trainers Of the new National Agreement
eovs,s zone IN : compact representative body all
ssrssu,.' .'.StSl az 70 radically tshaeate the BUSINESS
mavs Ssen nrmiy sstsbshsd. and until then.
Ss,a poey think should be- instead Of adding new
isSnsS a a. A. men elohed with power are somstmss
,ipSdS !: lnp,ov.i eehdisions vii IT w.rrsat until
ssafJ ~ practicabIs.
,ahss ,arhssWdsnt Byrne OF the Brooklyn Club and
nnon "nslo mad conference yesterday after:
VS.%n from the way President Byrne smiled
mr.h seen ~ Sun reporter II looks very
ESs" I'm y y Ward had agreed TO play IN Brook;