New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-13

John McAmbley. Bradford; F.. E soule C1 CAFES
ys Sidney p wsdTon Erie lanes oscar Ws Knpe,
Conn@eicut-J l. Butler New;Ha,ye1: v WI r;
r. Muirs. George n. Collett. New-Iiaven: Herman
h,MGpols, gr,aSepoWv H. seuter Brosktcn.
Illinois, VIZ, s s1Shrn i RoSsord Hugh Bgsow
Rcss Phillips Lowell Gillespie H. W. 'S""a''''''
Rhode rhode Island William Knott, Paw,ucket
Wisconsin-Henry o. Olsen, sparta
observation-disclosures Loeb, Baltimore. , ~ ,,.,o,
Tennessee-Claude Anderson ana - l. r'e"'"'
Michigan-Roy Potion, Grand Rapids.
M dwsamuHw b Lasweii Butts; Hush Clark C.
W. Chatters end Thomas Hathawa aS " r Wolff.
Oregon-Augustus Castednuck ana D. T. "oiii'
Touisiana-J d. Brown New-Orlcans
Kansas--.Iake Haynes. Parsons
Ohio-F. j. Asup Cincinnati ,,,. II II nun
TirgnisIH 5n w. n H"nNI Pcro.s j. r Temple II S
Coleman. r. Baker n Youns " 8 H rTRHi IS
Fry , D. K sghqTi1 Alien Il ~ nrai r. Pond q
f K 'G e IL Eeees'Sn' II Bugs r. An l..
H'eT + f ESaaads f. b N Warr@n B. Hers
man. u. Richardson. F. IL. Mayne,d J. G g, arm nIr-
nI Fred Gerlaeh. of Illinois. introduced substitute
r., ,hn, ,be Racing BOARD In conjunction with the
Century Road club control road racing ana mus u
suspend vioators Of the rules. The amendment was
aGTptssd' Jenkins Of Buffalo. introduced an amend;
ment 70 the effect that the Assembly attach ilfeu
salary TO lie Office OF the chairman OF the kacns
BOARD A proxy vote was demanded; ne No'. a..
suited Yeas. s.: nays l3s. Mr. Jenkins cast fiftH
haiiots Tor The amendment. They were challenged
bv Mr. c;prlach and the vote by proxy WAS taken.
II was found that New-YOrk had them Ne" , UiN
got even by demanding that the proxy VIZ "a H.
nois and PennsyiNahia ne 'ah'''' - W."
sisted upon. however
ST LOUIS THE NEXT MEETING-PLACE'
The evening session was OF unusual Importance to
the League Mr. Robert asked that the Assemo! en-
tort ain motion to select ST. Louis for the Assembly,
next wear The question put and carried IMAM
inoousv This took the matter out OF the hahns OF
the Executive Committee. Mr. Robert thanked the
delegates and assured them warm welcome IN 81
Louis next year.
Dr. Blackran OF New York introduced resou-
ton that the secretary renumber the members ana
the lowest numbers sbe given to the oldest mem
bers. II carried.
Mr. Potter. chairman of the committee appointed
to draw a contract with Mr.. Elliott. reported that
they had made new contract. to which ,i Mt
Elliott had assented. II provides for the puo,lca..
ton of The bulletin the official organ. ABOUT
the only difference between the new contract ana
the old is that II gives the publishers heirs au-
death before the expiration OF the contract. ana
binds them to every part of the instrument vi
motion OF Mr.. Mott the report was accepted aho
the Executive Committee was authorized 10 exc
cute the. contract. .
Mir Elliott explained his attitude in the recent
New York unpea santness and said he wished 10
the matter right We SPOKE IN nappy nIs',
the troublesome sea in the l.. \. w. had disap-
reared and the best of feeling existed once more
He referred the reason why he TOOK part IN the
political campaign last fall and said tina, he was
obliged 10 do out Of patriotism. but falthfuIly
promised never, never 10 do IL again.