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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
>b.r RAD DAY FOR FANORlT ES

Washington. Nov lS.--At st. Asaphs to-day the
Weather was clear and crisp and the track faS'
Tho attendance was larger than usual, ana tne
same could bc said Of the fields. The talent faiied
n name the winners OF the first two races but
landed on the other four. Summarize:
First raca-Purse $500 selling; four and ha!f
furlougs Rodman b. lo5 (R. DOggett. ~ 70 l.
won: Nlneveh l03 Griffin. to secoh-, r.,lsY
Morrison flly. ~, ,S'ms). 20 ]. mira resnNdi'
Boothroyd. Toula. lrogen geding. Andrews, rIash,
Pearl. Elizabeth FLY and Palianthus se'a'hs a'S'
ran. Time. 0.j5f
Second selling; purse. 500: SIX furiongs
Indra i0i (R DosgctU. 20 to !. Won: loia 10.
Sims II to :? second; Little Mat iot t.ainIey,,
to l. third Mr.nento colt. onward. Poly dora spec
ulation ana Grampian also ran. Time. liz
Thrill race-Purse $3.50: six and one-half frriongs
Galilce NJ Sims 10 > won; Jack Of spades ~
oCirnn) To .. second Charter. 1863 tsnedekerj 100
to /, third Time i2's
Fourth race Selling. purse $780, SIX furlonS, Ella
Reed l0l G.amleyl. even money. won, JACK the
10y 100 (Bereen). |" to l. second, Romping Grs. lv5
,Ke"'aD 10 !. th.rd Apprentices. Eramba!etta My
and Etesian also ran Time. 1889,
F'f,h race Selling purse $500 five and one-half
fur,ongs. Copyright. l07 (Naccy). and 10 s. won'
Blackhawk aS Gamley). 70 !. second; SaniOwne.
100 (MidgleyD 3 10 and even. third. Gleesome'
Judge Morrow and Beauregar1 also ran Time,
itN-..
sixth ra,e-sclling purse 500, and one-siX-
te,nth miles. I.t,l. Tom 90 CKeefe). 70 5. won:
Marsha. 10 (Sn.d.Scrl. TO :. second; Planety. 70
PENN II 10 !. third. Tiny Tim. Corners, Paris
and Ciarus also Tine il0a4.
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GENERAL PAINE RESIGNS.
HIS DUTIES on THE Americas ~
TOO ARDrOUS-HE APPROVES h'i'D WV
p,vr,rs PROPOSITION.

- ,.r,r, az THE AMERICAS CUP COMMITTEE
TOO ,Rprors-HE APPROVES LORD Dun.
RAVENS PROPOSITION.
,,os,on Nov l3-General Paine yesterday wrote
9 oddie secretary OF the New-fork Yacht
|nt rosicninp from the America 5 Cup committee,
49, wnicb no was appointed at the meeting OF the
club last week .,, q.
General Paine says his reason for resighns
,h., no would not be able to give the necessary
a,,o,tion IN his duties the committee
..Nhat do you think Of Lord Durravens p'op''
clifton that the British champion should meet QUIZ
cbounonq' WAS asked of the General
..Eminently proper. The fastest yscnt IN brtal'
a. shown by actual trial. should meet ours IL is
,.ost important for both parties that the fastest
boats should meet. You remember me NewIio ~,
Yacht Club agreed 10 race the bold'ed anu S"s
Genesta during one year. .. ,ho, oil hal.
What DO YOU think OF the request tnat an ps
last dead or alive be on board "heh 'he '"0"~
"Tnc reaues; that tn crews be on board wnss
the measurement is taken Is fair:
How aOout the one-gun start?
81 do not agree 10 that
Charles Francis Adams 20. the amateur '"'HS
man and skipper. SAYS -. ,,,,. =. ~
Dunraven's reques' that both crews DC on 49,. 49,
Yacht in Britain meeting our defender hedIuV
agree with Lord Dunraven on tne propvsiuon.
cannot see but what his requests on these ivy
points are IN the I'M OF true spoW srh,sseas =
the hest American course. and would nave eerS
much pleased to the coming matcn saieu o, ~
IT, | regret that the New-fork facnt CNo az
nor grant Lord DInraVens request as 70 lhe
course especially r. has sailed one match over
the sandy Hook course. However, | think the a1s@
course when you gst out to it. good one
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WOMEN HAVE \ JUBILEE.
THEY REJOICE OYER THE DOWNFALL or TAM
MANY-To FORM a PERMANENT


Wo,nan's Ant,-Tammany jubilee was held last
evening in the Lincoln Union Club rooms at Ab.ng-
don SQUARE bat although the women largely pre-
dominated The r1qn In the d,stric; who fslt IN
clInea 10 take part in the festivities were not re-
fused admittance and the hall was filed 10 It's
utmost ca.aciiy Miss Be.en NaricI Boswell was
hostess and had gathered about her on the pat
form many Of her COW orkeTs I'm the recent csln-
pa.gn. m impromptW programme "aS gwen
rnusc res:.a ions ana colgraJuatory speeches be
ing intofssorsed 80 the spirit moved. Some very
good music was Contributed by Mss Hyar, ans Herr
ArraSr;,ster and the rsc;tltons By j. Lesiia
Gossin Won several hearty recalls. ! ne Princes
vinoaua Mr.. Mary r. Kelly, Miss Tncresa
Barcaiow. Mrs. Emma Bscky',h and Mrs. ssirnson
Smith ware, az, as the speakers. .....
Mrs N. NJ Pon,e.cys sent her regrets al being IN
sb,e 70 be presen. ana extended invitation 70 all
women wEo were Interested II mua'c'pe' reform 20
NEE: The women Of the Xy111d Assembly D'sT!c
who took active part In the late cannpa Rn' on So;
u-day evening November IT. at tie hone OF Mrs
Pcrneroy No. 10 West Niaesy -s.xtn-s,.. Waen The
Wornan's Auxiliary Ant-Tarlmany association
either will disbond formally or VII reo.sanze anc
be incorporated . , 1900
Resolutions were read BY Mss Boswei which were
and wa!ch MI be Forwarded 70 al ine state
county city ard town officials ana !sS.S tors-eSc
in It's work Il committee Of three was appointed
CONSISTING 81 ii Mary 7. Kelly. Mrs Emma Bec.'
with nnd Mrs Theresa Barcalow t. assist Nh IN
Jane Poaroe in forming permanent local orsanzS
tioa. I, was resolved that The said cornmttee b.
rsusssd sue, ad s5e bis IL 3
ment during tho year 1865 % the incoming Legsla
ture as sinai BRING absu; TIC proper ard necesgaI!
msnts Throughout the state"
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NOT LIKELY TO STOP RACING.
" IRWIN THINKS ZIMMERMAN WILL
STAY IN THE FIELD.

no,,,rc or tJrs EUROPEAN TRIPLE PfhfE''
SHORT RACES AND WILL PROBABLE N''''
orr OF THE TWENTY FoUR-HoCR
CONTEST AT THE GARDEN
NJ truth who accompanied Zimmerman. the
ch,m,,on bicycle rider. over good part VI INC
world was found at the Everett House ia'' ~ g.,
,aI,iny with Zimmerman the latter's plans io'
the future Zimmerman himself nad little 10 pay,
and for young man who mas as'o'i's"e' '"0 "
world ne IL remarkably modest.
Eyes. accompanied Zimmerman upon MS
vols" said Mr. Irwin and ! tell you we hau :"
,ve,v time llgglng about many bicycles TRUNKS
and satchels As for Zimmerman retirhs llo''' '"'
track take stock in such a yarn 40 'o"e
he is Zimmerman he will race. ana wheh he '.'
il will be when he feels his physical powers CIV
way He Is the cycling wonder OF the age ar. 49,,
,s certainly no man on earth who can pea. NM
ALLEGED wonders spring up every year and they
break all sorts of records under al Sorts Oh eoNu'
lions Then they meet Zimmerman, ana the" e'e''
body sees what class they belong too
"How much money did Zimmerman make OH '"'
trip" 5000,
"Tbat I cannot say, although he had the most
nattcrlng guarantees. should say that ne c'ea',
between $4,000 and $1,000 Wheeler also uia we'll
although he did not win anything like th' Sc sums
.Do | believe that George Banker can oeiea
Zimmerman? No | do not Banker u certainly
a clever rider, and he is young, ana ne may -"
prove He Is making great deal or money on 'i H.
other side. but do not Dehe'e t"a' "e WI"
"A Zimmerman 49,. .Aor sida comma 70
with the snort In this country? Wen, t'l j., oil
cycling Is further advanced there thah - ' ILL.,
C;reaf crowds turn out at the races, anu Tue ~,
Iiest interest Is manifested In the contests, mi,
norman was treated splenddly Wherever we Wcn'
ne i ,rhar he started i'm a race ii was always Iin
n"rr'nn drst. with the others simply lighting i3i
ncnnI thrd ana fourth positions. And when n
started with Zimmerman. Wheeier geher""S MI
ishcd second. ,,n.. ,ror, ours and
are built more from sptcator h,,t a OF
cement and they arc eray ons-6h OF Of, n mt.
In circumference and y arranged that All parts
~ no race are in full vhw Of the spectators. 49,,
NOTICE that It is pretty generally reported TINS
morning that Zimmerman VIII start III .a'
twenty tive -four-hour race at the coming tou ibo
ment 1T Madison Square Garden anH ma INA
he will win | would Ike TO lay AGAINST that pr.
dcton. for am convinced that he VII not start
t. has no fondness FOR such a contest ai'houst
Re would probably win it. Zimmerman mas, o.
Course ra ed nifty miles but he likes I'VE niue
49, ho,Ter IL would be foolish for him 10 thifl
~ starting in q twenty-four- hour race.
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yycrIsn rllyS ~ rrcarD 70 nrIE

The English voting trustees Of tie N'"-foTN
P,rr.,l.ani. ana ohio Railroad have *su"l ,.it'-
ne:i respecting IA company relations van iir
Xew-Yo,k Lake Erie ami Western. sine ,h'
faii,re Of attempts - oDmpI the Fri receivers by
legal means 10 pay ihc company i;s rentals th"
trustees have agreed TO certain notifications IN "a"
lease They secure Increase III the minimum real
from sL7s7od 20 SAVppJ. anl the Application %
tne slC0GO a year, used IN improving the line.
=, tn. payment Of Interest OH bonds Go be- used Tor
that purposc win regard 10 the adjustment OF the
financial affairs OF the company ne trustees sub
nit scheme Tor the renewal 81 the ior lien bon :"
for f,rfy wears AZ hot NOR" than -. per cont To
.resi thu- reducing the Interest lN al least STOOD
- wear r'urihfr capital for improve rn'- 90 u" L.
sued a. an amount u AsVD~j az = per cent. . hr
nart 1f a &,NDy0 bond Issue N.r~r" 10 b" re-
,,.3 for future REQUIREMENTS. but not to br Issued
h.for, lan. without the sanction Of thr hrst
,,ori.,1e bondhoidrrs. The hrst mortgage bonds
re- t., be- du- l9D and MY such Interest - II
~,roeI VIII %. paid. Tho frs mortgage bonds VIII
10, L, ribl.dinate 40 tlr new capital 80 y" C!e-
.t.i The 1896 coupons aye 10 b" FUNDED ana de-
,orred warrants are t. be- exchanged for irsi mort
rare bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS MEET

There was hearty interchange Of congratulations
among the members OF the Republican County Com
mitce in IITook Ign last evening, when they for
the first time since the election. benjamin +. Blair
who presided. spoke OF the incidents which had
happened slnce the previous meeting. The result Of
the e.ectiOn he said, Cue to the election district
Organization. which had been fully yindicatcd. The
nominating conventions. composed OF delegates rep
resontns the whole party. had the candidates
they nominated elected in New-York CITY the party
had also covered Itself with credit and the State
had seen the worst OF Democratic politicians de-
feated.
After traasactng routine business resolutions were
adopted thanking Joseph benjamin. Charles r. Nor
ton d. +. Watkins. B. +. BAR and John *. Neal
for their WORK in the campaign. The work of Mr..
Blair IN otfectirg the parry reorganization and pre-
siding over the committee this year Was eulogiZed
By :. H. Mildenberg Mr. Blair in responding re-
ferred 70 the fact that 1t was customary to say
that man who secured political or pubic office
had plum" No one said that the man who was
elected president Of bank or a railroad company
had plum" and the man who gave up his bust
ness to take public office should not be considered
as having O PUN.
The committee adjourned subject to the cal, Of
the chair 20 Ak the date for the primaries TO elect
members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
MP n.GRApY THINKS HIS cHANcEs GOOD

Buffalo Nov. l2Assemblyman James NJ. f..
C'Grady OF Rochester Is in town. IA the interests
& his election to the Spea%ership 81 the next As
somblv In an interview this afternoon Mr. O'Grady
ss'l:
hope Il 20 into the Assembly session with
Western Now-YoIF soildiy for me. ] feel encouT-
aged TO 90 into she night for the reason tnat tho
city Of Rochester and the reliabi" old Reluhlican
county Of Monroe haNc no representative IN IN"
state GoVcr'imrnf Erie county. BuifaiO has
Controller Roberts ana Juicr lIaght two men
who do Ter orctt credit Syrncnsc hrs the Attor-
rcy-6 e.l-fa! tici The State Engineer. md Albany
The Secretary Of state while Rochester has moth
ing YOU spc am basing my claim pertaliy on
equity ard political justice. an VII please
sud encouraged 10y tn reception have received
this llttle tODr
lie expressed himself confident that the five
Republican Asscmblymen in this county would sup
port him
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FOR THE REFORM OF THE CITY
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY MEMBERS APPOINTED
10 DRAFT BILLS Ir0 sVBmE II
80 THE LEGIsLATrRE

COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY MEMBERS APPOINTED
TO DRAFT BILLS rr0 srBNnE% To :.
- -'' THE LEGIsL AZURE.
The Executive Committee of the Committee OF
Seventy met yesterday at No. 30 Nassau-st. an
conferred principally about needed reform lcSsIa
ton aud the best means or obtaining Il. There
were present Charles Stewart Smith, chairman.
General Horace Porter William Travsrs jerome,
William 3. Hornblower. Gustav II. Sch"ab' John
r Faure Charles c. Beaman. Joseph Larocque, l..
J, Callahan Frederic Taylor, James p. Archibald
and Peter r. Olney.
The outcome of the meeting was the appointment
Of two committees TO prepare bills or passage a
Albany fer the reform of the city government. me
Mayors Power of Removal bill will be one Of these
and another will be devoted to the elimination oi
useless offices and the reduction Of exorbtant saia-
res The Committee on Legislation was made NJ
of General Horace Porter, Simon sterne, Gustav Il
Schwab Charles C. Bearan William Traver.
Jerome. General Arson G.. McCook, william T.
Hornblower, Lewis L. Delaheld, John ClahIn, Joscpi
Larocque and Charles Stewart Smiia. Ahothei
committee, called an Advisory COMMITTEE - a.
the Committee on Legislation, was appo.n'el as 10
lows: Julse-tect Henry Il. Beekman, Cornelius
Bliss El,au Roo, Albert suckEey. Francis n
Scott James c. Carter Joseph II. Cnodte ana So
These committees will probably meet to-morro"
and lay oat their work. The appointment ~ -
Was sad 20 be due % the purpose OF the c0mnlite
OF Seventy to avoid. II possible. the Insertion a.
the new Bills Of enac. ments Waicn mi2dt Ili1ihe'
aloon an, ru, counter 10 the PROVISION 81 ne h''
Constitution Mr.. Choate and Nj. N9ot WI Ve 81
pecicA to furnish specially valuable Information II
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nesses peculiar to the All women require :.
tonic and nervnc at some period Of their lives
Whether suffering from ncrvousness dzzircss fair;
ness displacement of womanly organs, catarrhal III
aair,nation of the lining membranes. bearing down
sensations, or general debility, DR.. Pictces Favort,
Prescription reaches the origin of the trouble ant
corrects il. It's medicine which discovered AM
used BY eminent physician for many years III al.
cases of female complaint" and those painful di:
orders that aflct wo;nankind If women are owe;
worked run down. tired or slccplcss, if they are il
ritabc morbid, and suffer from backachc they should
turn TO the right means for a permanent Curs D..
Pieces Favorte Prescription fits just such cases. fo:
it regulates and strengthens the special functions,
builds I'D and invigorAtes the entire leiialc system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

New-Jersey. Orange, Brooklyn. Plgua ana ONO:
.irian T. Ans,n the veteran aIi-arouni sporte.
mn an expert with the baseball bat. billiard Gu:
NJ Ia h,tg,ir Is regerceing the Schaefer-iVes billiard
am s''o .ssyvnu as referee" said Arson last night
~ suppose that not expecisd t. nave any
% Tvs chance. and don't believe that have
changed my opinion - ,o.-.,.. =.
IT, pinuo club Association was incorporated At
-, ,,tastertay with the Secretary OF STATE The
new Club viii have clubhouse IN TINS d Guy, ana
iu.in, ~ ali manly sports The capial IS placed
ptS e. o the new club is said to be an offshoot Of
Tho row Manhattan a. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
THE UE1IHER HhfJ"I.
RAINY WEATHER MD COLDER o-DAH

RAINY WEATHER AND COLDER TO DAY
V,.,lng,,n No, i3.-A storm has moved slowly '"s'
ward over the Northern latr region d'mniSh'ns F"
energy, \ storm has appeared north 4 Montana Ii'
nos .issu rauidy over the lake region
aud IN. I,p.r Mississippi Valley. and an area 81 hls
barometer occupies Northern Rocky Mountain district
The barometer H. also high Nova scotia and the
Florida peninsula. The temperature mas rs'h '"s' :"
,h Nissi.pnt and IN the Northwest. and Ia.
,.u., between the Mississippi jivcr AID the Rocky
Mountains Rain or has fallen NJ the lake region.
IA. Tuner Mississippi and ohio valleys and In New
Ennani and rain Is reported in th' Eas ""l S.hn
the weather has heeu generally
fair ,..., ,,.,.. and
Rain is indicated Tor III" Atlantic Coast states ana
,,nv, n.rr.s eastern lake region elsewhere tht
,sca ,hcr win The temperature VIII rhe IN the
Nssis.up valley and thence to the Rocky Mountains
,Iro,herr II vlll remain n.ariy stationary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
DEAD BODIES PASSED AT SEA.

Captain Hodge. OF the steamer G-ende'on'
Boston, England. which arrived al qG~rah''.e =.
night reports the passing of two dead oo"e. :,
m!docean. On October 81, while II .&'''uue ,.n
north. longitude SO :oS wes;. iae ei.c': o" a,
noticed a dark object ahead. On nea.!'s ~
proved to be the body o, cir abolt .H'ee s.e
Old with the pink OF lie sill, o. Esf e,es~' ,sck
had brown curly hair. G.d was Creased !"
frock and white woo.len SHAWL. ,,rc..
The next day while in altitude 1870 inertia, !oas,
ude 1914, west, the steamer 2sssea I've eoeyh rewn
woman aoou; fory years Old drsfssd, ,s "a he'd sv-
pettlcoa; and back waist i,o. 0'
IDENTIFY been dead Only few days -. calculating
The s.sansrs tsromssF nSS ss'u Ina. sss ysss
sltrtne ;hc enos or hur.linc and Captain tV Ssd
thinks the bodies were from s ,ss v was 10 wreck
gone to pieces sc,r y H. ssrs Me- psssod.
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4 RErrnLIcAN MAJORITY or ~

Chicago Nov lg-Th, 1ncal count in the. llld
Congress District IN ihis c.'y wa. competed tbs
afternoon. and the resul, shows ,at Lawrence +
Metann Democrat ~ c.eci"I hy plurality ~ 20 Oh
D.. face 81 the returns II j, not iikf'y that H. -
knsu he Republican cinli iofe nil e. met thc '"'
ton ia he n1use. although tn figures a. ID iH'
last few precincts showed him 10 De elected
Wa-hin.ton. SOY. r. The Republican N@tioni.
Coner..-.ou,l Committee to-ulgh, gives out g.
y,s,I lst ~ the NOR, .-rshi o. ilt House o. lri-
resent. iv.s al D.. next congr"af. TIE '.i1 tiN
The Hc.ublc.ns 20 member. Democrats l'5 AMI
POpul.sis
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,f.6r~ PAYN FAvoRs FISH FOR SPEAKER


rs
BYS FEIENIs.
F,x-Narsbal Lou" Payn. OF Chatham. appeared
asst evening TO the Republican politicians strus-
ling with the Speakersh,p in the corridors Of the
Vifth Avenue Hotel. and gave notice to all con
oe,ncd that he had espouseI the cause OF Hamilton
rash 7oI tha Ollie.
lyon see" h. said by way ~ explanation.
mat under the new apportionmcnt Mr. Fishs
.ouuty Of Putnam and my county OF Columbia are
IN IN same Senate district. Under these circun-
stances must OF couse. supper, Fish for
Spsa.er."
Mr. payr gave this reason many urc' 20 many
different persons ending each repetition ~ d..
statement with smile al once cihlaiiN", bland
nd seductive.
II was NJ Payn's nist appearance near wherr
ire political pot is t'i'ns since o." election. The
report that Pawn IA cut for Fisn was received
loon after iu tn~ Malby camp win symptoms Of
elarl. Tho interpr';at placed upon this move
on The D9aI1 was that Mr.. Payn's annpunc.nf mt
indicated tfat ex-senator I'a'i bad 'icruincd 10
give Mir Fsn MS assistance instead Of TO Speaker
Maiby.
Platt 10 his aid have not yet been revealed.
ar Pratt won't t1 Boston yesterday afternoon on
business trip. T. was SAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
THEIR TRAINING SYSTEM CHANGED.

The story published in The Tribune yesterday
about the training troubles OF the Princeton OO'
,ege football team was verhed'in the afternoo" "
Princeton men In this ci;y who are conVersah' W.
what is going on at Princeton. The team n Wv
Nassau has changed its training curriers' 70 Wv
Princeton Inn. and the whole system OF TRAINING a..
been changed. \ different system OF dle"'s -.
been introduced with tn, idea 4 bull ne the pns''
ND to the fighting standard shown by princeton ia'
year
G. II. Byrne. the president of the broo~'yh 80 -
ball club. when seen last night. said: Frame -.
Masters was with IFS foc eight years ana 90
never In nv life met more earnest. COMFY ~
and honest man He is thoroughly relRoie, az, .iIy
understands his business thoroughly. cal ~, AZ
see how Jack is to blame for any s'of'e''''''
Princeton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New Hampshire and Vermont. rain or snow warmer
In northern PORTIONS s"rhwent Winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
showers; winds shifting 10 west.
For Eastern Ncw York. showers cooler In the extreme
southern portion: west winds.
For New-Jrrsey. showers: cooler west winds.
For Eastern -ennsylynnia. Maryland the District ~
Columbia and Delaware shower followed by fair. winds
shifting
For Western Pennsylvania Western N-w York and Ohio.
fair except nurries the lakes. winds.
For Indiana. fair winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
BASEBALL MAGNATES IN TOWN
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE LEAGUE
BE HELD TO-DAY.


BE HELD TO-DAY.
DELEGATES 70 the National League Baseball Con-
vant,on. which viii be held the Fifth Avenue
Hotel TO-DAY began 20 arrive in the city yesterday
ani the corridors of ne hotel were crowded Win
The club owners and their friends last nlshI j. Z.
YOUNG the uros' dent; and +. dc II. Robinson "er
the cay arrivals. ard Messrs Sod,n. Conan' ana
Billings OF Boston. {. II. Byrno. Of Brooklyn James
J. Har:. of Chicago. and Il. K. NanlerHors" "a
baltimore. came in soon aiterward
Ire Board OF Directors will meet a. 10 a. m 70.
DAY AMI after routine matters have be- \ atiendea
% The convention OF the League vii be- called 70
order IN Paror ~" The delegates are IN a paruc'
uarly jova. franc u mind this year for ire season
has been remarkably prosperous ore. ana 'hs"
are no signs o. trouble in the air.
In an interview sent from the West yestsria.
President fitrt of the Chicago club. W. repor'ea
t. he IN favor OF a division OF the League INTO an
Eastern and Western section. WHEN seen !ass
night Mr. Hart said That Is the vSria't nonsense
that ! ever heard. Of course. | favor no,hihs ..
the kind and never uttered any such sentiments
The important topics TO be discussed viii be 'hs
division OF the gate receipts, as the present o.
ranEsments are not looked vpon with favor D. u's
Eastern clubs especially. The Association ousSo'.
has net frightened an or the League men "''
they seem to think that The plans and intentions
of the protectors are too insi ,rifcant 10 be o's
cnssed. There may be another discussion O''
the EGte receipt question in Philadeiphla a'.
Messrs Rogers and Reach are key to MAKE
rrrr stand. ~ they did last year. $500, orA
The IeMpe Cup is on exhibition in the hoie" Ss
the mar lso.ne troohy Won b. the Giants W.
greatly admired After looking AZ II for AZ ihS NY
Arson. turning TO an official o. the New God ocii
club said YOU want to keep that cup II soJtt
next year and We win inst about get Il" ~.
committee OF minister's visited ,he oihce o. a..
Ncw-Yor club. In Broad-st.. YESTERDAY an. J had
ratria,oi tie club upon the stand thai II mae mac
taken against SUNDAY baseball playias a1G plyn ay
sed to aid the club in every way they coplj nih
came as n committee from the New-NoFA div
Society.