New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
THE UMPIRE WILL SPEAK OUT To-DAY-GIAETs
AND JAsPERs AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

PLA1 BALL. GbNILEMDN.
THE Umpire WILL SPEAK OUT ro-DAY-GIAETs
AND JAsPERs AT THE POLO GROUNDS.
me asebaIl season formally opened at the Polo
Grounds today unIess another unweieeme shower vists
the city. The contestne mines win be the Hew-fork
League club and the Jasper nine Of hsnhatan College
IL will be q big contest ia Its way, but 1t WILL At
least to start the ball rolling The game VIII be
called At y p
The warm sun of Thursday yesterday has put the
rrounds In sfly good condition. and tho mud viii not
reach the tops Of the players shoes The game WIZ
be PLAYED IN I'D diamond the Sixthave end OF
the grounds This diamond where the old Metro
polltan club played years ago The regular
diamond in the part the field Is sim deep In mud
and viii not condition for playing for several days
yet.
Men hard work at the grounds yesterday trying
10 nut the place I'm presensble shape for players and
syectstora yellow paint had been daub all over the
grand &c blended well with the dirty mut In
front The Colunbis College stud nts and several pre-
fesonaI players unmndul Of tire mud In the upper
part Of the field playing one-oidcat' Funso" and
ether innocent games
As all the New-York players have not arrived yet
today's team viii be made up as follows: Weidmsn
pitcher; Ewing catcher; Conner. first base Richardson
second base Ward, short stop; Gerhardt third base
Kennedy left field; olourks, centre nsldi Becanuon
hight field
There is no nkefhood Of any deal for players being
made between the Boston and New York cldbs John
Day ssid yesterday that Richardson, the local second
basenan would released and exchanged under any
consideration He says he would not think OF releasing
Richardson for three players Of wiso's sbilIty
Ewing will again be appointed captain OF the New-York
club says he docs not care for tho position, but
the management Of think he s the man
place. and he viii undoubtedly accept the position
The proposed game at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
to-day will not be played on account OF the muddy CON
dnon Of the grounds The Brooklyn and Newark clubs
will play at Rdgewood Park tomorrow.
BARGAINS IN sPRrSG AVID SUMNER CLOTHES
A.i,~ uIfk
It inevitable thoughts oil lighter clothing To the man
who plenty money good credit with the ailor
such thoughts but to him who has neither
and who wants dress II he hid both the subject be-
comes deep II is for the benefit Of Just
this latter peopeand Of the former class II they
want to stay as rich they that A. ii. King
e. Co., of No o29 Broadway, have opened this week
Of ready clothing snch they believe can be
equaued by few houses In the country. The trim be-
eyes also that It has msds certain Innovations a. TO
methods Of making selling clothing that its customers
win readily appreciate First among tsse is the rcduc
ton OF profits Is 20 per cent uniform
OF per this has not been done at venture
but result Of course OF experiments, and has nj
ready Of the house about four times
Its OH dimensions.
Another important feature 4. that the garments
made by experienced taors, of whom the Grin employs
from ESQ 70 300 every suit is sepaidely by
skilled cutter instead of by usual method cutting
hundred at a with . machine. In this way, 1t is
asserted every suit all the essential characteriscs
actually custom made, except the most dis
tnguishng Characteristic Of all, price. Three floors Of
the building devoted manufacture ard all the cloth
ing Of high grade sold by the house is made here An
attempt Is also made do away with the old custom Of
putting of all degrees Of stoutness the
pattern suits of every size cut
four different patterns, and II customer IL perverse
his shape that nothing reasonable Will 1T him, then
something is ms fit him without extra
charge Besides the variety Of patterns .he goods
OF styles and in not often produced
taslar atah
In the goods themselves too there Is much to attract
attention Many imported from the best
manufacturing houses In England Ire'iud Scot
land and Continent OF Europe. These, again,
things the paIL confined the custom trade but
they made up In all styles and or some
OF these foreign goods the firm has bought the whole
given patterns made the factories and has
an actual monopoly.
The basement OF the store, which has previously been
used room, reted this week and furnished
with electric lights, and figures bargain de-
parment All the odd ends Of lots Of goods left hand
brought offered prices said be far down
in the depths below They damaged goods
but only the last Of the seasons and IL is good
place buy clothes for next OvcrcOats
especial feature and they from the plain but
viceabe that VIII wrap diaymsn from his his
heels sold for 81 the handsomely made furtfimmed
AFFAIR that any Impoverished cashier about starting for
Montreal can get at q correspondingly low ngure