Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-20
AN ATTACHM HMENT.

Suit Brought Against she New Haven
 Amusement Company for SI,O0O by
 the mesrOpolItans.
 The New Haven Amusement company thus
 early in it's career has lawsuit on its hands, \ and all because the company stood up for its rights. It is we'll known that the Metro politan ball team " as booked for two games
 yesterday, but that after their failure to
 show up April 8, the two dates were can-
 celled. On Wednesday Manager Crane noti-
 fled the secretary of the home team that the ! Nets did not recognize the right to cancel | their two games here, and would be on hand
 to play and to claim the guarantee money. I Crane said he would do so under legal ad- ! vice.
 He was at once notified that the Nets could | not play here, and if they wanted to resort to ! law the New Haven company would give the l ''old Indians" all the law they wanted. Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Swee- l ney, of Naugatuck, came down and served a writ of attachment in suit for $1 ,000 on l the secretary as he was leaving the grand l stand just as the game had begun. MT. Sweeney was told to wait a few moments. ! In the meantime one of the directors in the box office was notified, and with a satchel full ot money he skipped out. When Sheriff Sweeney went to attach the money he | fouod about $25. As he said he only wanted ' to go through the form of an attachment and have someone sign a receipt, he was last eveaing allowed to attach certain amount of cash, which at once went back into the companyis hands. The company intends to push the suit. The papers are rsturEabls in the Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday in May. other Games Yesterday. The New Haven Reserves had an easy time defeating the Yale Law school nine at the Yale field yesterday morning. The bat ting of Faulkner and the battery work of Hoel and Bronson were the features of the game. The score was IS to 9. But two hits were made off Hoel.
 PLAINvrLLE, April 19.-The Yale fresh men played the Plainville nine in New Bril- tain in the morning and at Plainville in the afternoon, and were defeated in both games
 MORNING GAME.
 Yale lefreshmen-Runs z, base hits 9, errors
 Plainvilles-Runs F, base hits IA, errors
 AFTERNOON GAME.
 Yale freshmen-Runs 2, base hits 7, errors
 Plainvilles-Runs 2, base hits g, errors 4:
 Yesterday morning the letter carrlers ! played a match game Of base ball on the lot | at the corner of Orange and Bishop streets. ! The fmarried men" played against the "sin- gle men," and the latter were victorious by scors of AT to 29. MT. James E. English, 2d, oficisted as umpire, for which he received unanimous vote of thanks.
 In East Haven a ten inning game was played between the Annex and the East Ha- ven teams. The score was 12 to 10 in favor ] of the Annex, which team was explained by Mathis and the East Haven by Kennedy.
 The Mononsguins played their first game together yesterday morning on the Howard avenue grounds with team from the Seam less Rubber company. The Mononanguins were victorious by a score of 16 to 3. The feature of the game was the pitching of Con- players were: Mononaguin--Condorf D, Mortly 2, Me- If, Rompf of, Braden If. seamless Rubber company--Reynoldg D. Maher c, Granfeld 1b, Jackson 2b' Tohraamn m 5b, M1rry ss, Fletcher If. Hofacker of. Fiet-