The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
0UiRREALING STOCKHOLDERs.
a Breezy Time mt tn. berkeley Athletic As.
soclatIon's Meeting.

Tho annual meeting OF stockholders OF tho
| Berkeley Athletic Association was held at the
berkeley Ladies Club. forty fourth street,
yesterday. The object Of the meeting WAS the
election Of Board of Directors and that in
so.'.u a '.e',' 81, "Ie'' ne'"een Ut, nnite
ana ms lrlehus ana t'!e present Board OF Di-
,Ssto5s Tno meeting nGsnn " ~ o'clock in
one "',ernoon anu continued uh'i! nearly :"
e oa.otA u. n,s", IT,, a. me opehihs there were
ladies. present. but as time wore ON tho crowd
dwnJled to dozen Of IN. ,no- o' , .ne esowa
stockholders. Both sides were well supplied
with proxies. and both were confident OF VIC
Tho meeting was presided over by William
y. Martin, President of the Association. and
q T. M"nnlere acted rs secretary. After call
ing the meeting to order President Martin
VIII - ... se s"tIe' III
"hite' scum. ior'h 'he reasons Tor the dis
satisfaction with the Doctors management.
having discussion OF the White case previ-
to limit 1T, tho discussion to one hour and then
0 john m" NJ bowers was the only sroohe in b..
half Of DIR. White. Mr. Bowers hold thnt nr
Whites actions had been psrfsrt ly" ,c~"i and
according to contract. He said that II the op-
ponents of the Doctor was successful. tho
result would be to plunge the association
into litigation. He also promised that if
the directors friendly to Dr. wEtto We're
q Grm foundtinm M Mn"'u pe put on
Wicket ' MILAN T. srackm,an. John ~ Bow
" n,rtup' I"nHestoef; houim? Il Stursis.
4. ToIlins. u, v, Hnrris' and II Il WnsIIar' H.
NJ: Bowers was isiIowsd dq ty so ' sSS an
B q TT. TnY sneaker was is
hoihng irom the "a afsoci1tion money "a.
the Doctor lad rented tho symmas iH and and
theatre for the mss Of Ills School chiIlren rem
h ha ysnrs i tn ren'rs in d two and
in sub It There were yar H e otper
being ST. u6o r Manniere aided III HAT Whcp
he: a m TTs,nrsssHta,lye q lie association:
thn money No. the latter maIe n m" prment oil
trtlyy reply insisting that he dii not owa H. a
assocation anything. ~ WV ''''
vote. his tme TO- 81 ' sS Ho t &C.
nLvnnco III" mterosts or lie Ssoc ciaa'eo "
The most breezy remnrss of tha arcr,oo,
were made By Wilvm A. en un9 atfe.h Sniii
that when hu saw the report al tha JinorI ~
Directors, he thought DR., White's mona u %.
ment was very bad, but when he read W. i,e".
tnra raniv 70 tLs r.nnnt - ~, ~ ieiu mo zoe
worse iirht than aver w.. SAN ~, n,n MES ia y
litigation should deter the associaion rom u,
irving to get whnt belonrad 10 II $1,000
ton to White announced their ticket as fol.
,ionrpe IT, SuIlivnn Hmford H. iMtHconst
H. O'I Onnor Charles n Nnnninrn IL II ,,'a ~
Holt. sydney A. Smith, and Alfred H. Man.
nlGie.
the balotlng was then started. with George
H. sullivan AS Chairman OF the telers. The
proxies were sorted over. and us the counting
proceededj IL became eviuert TINT tLa ~
would ho r,oua 500 o,I,, NV Npt'
, mbba'mh ~ e!osc. NruueHly, a!lfeu Manniore
W., nav oven chcuIhtlps, arrived At the con.
flfteeE. Thereupon he seized n bundle al
proxies that had not been counted and Isf,
The room snyuD that III a hr or',, a., A'u ,e,,