Clipping:The admission of the Baltimore Club to the AA

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Date	Saturday, March 18, 1882
Text	[reporting on the AA meeting of 3/13-3/14/1882] The Association then went into executive session to pass on the election of candidates from Baltimore, Washington and Atlantic City, and to decide whether the delegates from the Atlantic Club of Brooklyn should remain in the Association, having been, as it is claimed, improperly admitted at the last meeting, by reason of the club not having its full complement of members at the time of the election of their representative. On opening the doors to the public, the resignation of the Atlantic Club of Brooklyn from the Association was announced as having been accepted. The application of the Baltimore Club for membership was received, and its representatives, Messrs. H. C. Myers and C. C. Waitt, admitted to seats.
Source	New York Clipper
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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