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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
First Rain of the Nea sun.

SAN FRANCISCo, Oct. 7.---The first rain of the season began falling here shortly after midnight al continued till about eleven o'clock this morning. The sky is still overcast and there are indications of more rain this afternoon.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
BLANKS.

Location rotiecs, Jasfiees' 6Lanks, ab- ohda6Le 10 Ae neaO Code, nsining 6o,:ds aud deed5, and aX 6ksrks eoswonIy i~ HSf, /or 5aIe q A55 91fls,
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
0ry Concentrat0r.

THE GLOBE DRY ORE CONCEN-, TRAITOR will concentrate from 15 to D tons of galena ore per day, and of light sul phurets from z to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room liz Phslan Building,
 San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
EniIer ENnIaAian.

THOMAS. Dakota. Oc' IA >l-am thr,shing engine exploded here this morning Three men were killed and one fatally injured.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08

Frcsh oyster, at the Gan Gan very day
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08

Ii you want to get fresh teic graphic (no grapeyine) news. read the ErITArH. The very finest coffee at the Mai>on DOre restaurant.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
THE OLD BOARD Of Prison Commissioners Re-
 fuse to Step Down. TIE TROUBLE IN NOVASH. Serious Illness oi Admiral Porter
 Fa1l Boils~ E1pls.On- Terrific Ga.e >rtcIN.To rnr pAIly ErrArn

>rfcI>l:To rHt pA.lr ErITArn
The sun., 1889-11-30
NEWS FROM THE HORSE HoRLD.

The Driving Club of New York has had their
Lease Of Fleetwood Park renewed ior tive yeara.
other purposes.
1t is said that q three-year-old son Of Signal
recently trotted Q trial mile In 2:14h at Lex.
ington. and that John shepherd offered $40 900
tipeI q :2sSl tgIf brother to Volunteer. @ dam
Abutllian by Belmont
PAPERS signed BY John A. Logan, Jr.. and
varied to Columbus FOR the incorporation Of
the American FLOODED Horse Association. The
association VIII give q weeks running races at
The two Australian colts. Narellan and Kirk
ham. have been backed coupled for next years
Derby Of 1000 to so. The. commission came
OUT out Of La Princess, and NareIlan b. by G GheSser
out Of Princess Maud. Both younRut0rB are
training in England under the care OF Matthew
Dawson
The Belmont Driving Club have made all ar
ranRements for the Improving and regarding
OF their track. The first turn will be made
OF the track by the three quarter pole. II 10
also proposed to make bettor grade. so as to
much as possible.
=, EiGhty-six entries have been received for the
Two Th%onsand % Guineas Of 1891, that number
DerelIct, and tho most liberal subScriber 70 the
rage is o9l. North. who names half dozen
Sn Z s%S9 arch BY
At the recent meeting ct Derby. England, the
fog was 30 thick that at the com mencement Of
the backstretch. Watts, on Domino sylvia. lost
ample that was followed BY the Spirea colt and
the other competitors and when they endeRv-
way and some another. Tho winning post WAS
eventually reached first by Crom0rtfe but ghe
stewards declared the race void,
An important meeting Of prominent horse
town, Ohio on Dec. ~. at which an orRanigR-
tion will be effected Known as the American
Of issuing a stallion book. registering every
animal OF that class. The regulations will be
simiIIar 70 the Hackney ao%rssmsn'R % On Society Of
Office OF John A. Logan, Jr.. and among those
who have siRniaed their intention OF attending
are A. ]. CaBsptt nf Philadelphia, Henry Fair
fax Of Virginia, T. ". Harvey OF Chicago and
/. @, Bruce OF New York.
The sun., 1889-11-30

Tho entries for the pool tournament of the New York
Bicycle Clnb have 20 Tar reached thirty
The thrd les Of the pool Gurn Ament of the River
SIDE Whesmen Will be played this evening.
Tho billiard room called the Dion on lower Broad.
way. named after the late Joseph Dior, thS we'll.
known professional billiard expert Is the scene OF
encounters with the cue By STOCK petfoisum and pro-
auos bEohsrs- Alter y. H. the place S very lively
In the hnAi Of three contests at Bpot.barTsd billiards
between John RoberIA Vr. OF London EnElahd And
hcNeii Of scotland paved Nov. y and ~ wherein
Roberts conceoed odds OF ItOI In nOJ up Mcneil won
BY score Of 1910 TO sada EopR on an unnniIhsd
ereAk OF lT6 hOberIBs besI run wlA ISL
Ex Champion Of England william Cook, In oopcsdinR
800 pouhts start spot barred b ATdN TO ThomAS ray.
hG iNT N !, game OfnnC up Has astsAISs BY Of
lsS Shils Taylor eomPtsd runs oi carromI into The
numbers Of 23n 40, 1871 1874 la l2S iUa
W. j. Pehll the recognized ApoLGtrokS chAmpion of
England defeated Hugh Mcneil tho champion OK Gcot-
Anu nta cd contest ot a0O poIntO IN Whioh
WAS played at the Royal Aquarium WeStmlnSlOf duTnS
lhe week ending Oct "a Score, 0OO to a,eU7 MeNSN
MADE the beat run ct the match, that OF 22S.
, The CHICAGO pool tournament which was announced
IN ne West last week being In IhS process Of OF.
enniE alton. wherein play was 10 begin Nov. 20 and
nmlSh NsS - hAs been indsanltsy pos;ponod The
Ihe&uo until Jan and larger hall would have eaten
up the receipts and prize money In SKpohSSA
TIE ms9hsrs Of the North End clgb . social sEEAnt
n - thsH dSA Asa1s bH oSsGES bESS. hEClks1 u q
The sun., 1889-11-30

Koch 10 one Of the best spare bowisEs In Harlem
next Thursday night
Myerson and Bollenkamp are good players to have on
your side In . elSss game.
hOwould not roll ~ oaFelaaaly.
Il Koop, Lou Bailey. and Gambler are the strongest
bowlers on the team of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club
MessrA CLARK and BAssen OF the KrAnk Club are roll
ing high scores In practice their scores topping the 200
The Night owls bOwlod for turkeys Thanksgiving Day
S2-pound turkey NV
The Shamrock ana st. Joseph Lyesum teams will roll
sySS,Ss G1Ps 'snS AusyN Is DiViOn street. on the
The Jewellers and silvsrsmiths' League winds mn
their tournament Ht the Academy Tuesday evening
Ths JinanyA stArrS and ooEhamS will DO the contest
The spAItAnS Of BobokSn are anxious 70 play the Or
aosi not ssil hs ohalIsnG'd parties hey viii play them
The folSynE high Seorsg were rolled during the past
week on schmeiEeloWI alleys Port Kichmond, Staten
5s!nnqi kord orum SsI ohaglss Horton. S5Si AAnE
vi TAG scores being made ey the membsrS Of the New
bsst shsnes 10 tSs Loasus tRS SsssSn The
fsI ssSspS viii h1Ss 70 WORK % catch the New YOfEy
hsaar1 ssost Findlsy, Stotk and DAnisS all average
soS DsaS New TSI1 q any p: :uI..sS. SSs' Is H
IvSOGi q ,i5ss TInss icr 20 ode Sss sss lssIa
Also J. GUKST, Vice 'frsSidSn( OF FiisliaS
oISAt Preparations being made the WhssI clubs
SyeailE ths eohtsSInE eubS being the CSsnS Bcycis
olae eI tfts Sly and the Brooklyn Bicycle Club The
ter sluh gomS SstnS Z SsiHT done ON tbs nsSat ss S
We htOs oeaA Wth thN oddS " favor Oe the Otssnn
The sun., 1889-11-30
SEXTON s1GNS THE TOURNEY Lnz
Entries for the Games Close On Nouday-P,s
and GArnier 9ala 70 HauA lRann Hnrn.aa

Entries for the Cameo Close On nday-I.lon
and Garnier Said % Have Been EAeaGed.
William Sexton, the "Bowery Comanche, Z"
signed the articles Of agreement for the inter
national billiard tournament yesterday after
noon ct the Brunswick headquarters 800
Broadway and at his rooms. ct Broadway ana
Thirty-fourth street. last night told his friends
that on Monday afternoon they would find
him there with his coat of. looking for Mo-
Ginty" The Brunswick Company have sent to
Ohio for special sat OF cushions for Sections
use in practice His entry in the tournament
makes four thus far signed to play. They are
Slosson. DAILY. Ives. and himself. The entries
close for good on Monday. and it is not yet
definitely known who will be tho other players.
Mr.. A. Il. Troescher. the protector OF the tour
ney. Is now in Chicago. and he alone Is posted
as to the arrangement going on In Paris for the
engagement Of foreign talent.
George II. Slosson told the MARQUIS de LAMA
awollcknown amateur, last night that Garner
ana Plot. the French players. would engage In
the tourney. and he appeared to speak by the
card. II II turns out that contract has been
closed with these players 1t Is likely that Eu-
gene Carter. the Toledo expert. win also com
pete. He snow playing IN Paris with Plot, and
has written to friends In this country that he
expects to be homo during the holidRys. II his
entry is made by cable. backed by q deposit of
entrance money In Paris 1t would be the same
Rs IL he signed In this city.
The sun., 1889-11-30
Tho Cuban Giants are All Right,

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Now that
tho base ball Of 1889 over and Justice TO the
many readers of the moot authentic daily paper on
base ball matters ssued. submit you the following
concerning tho champion Cuban Giants for the season
Just past ana also the season to The seasons
work is: Won. ia; lost 81; tie, Total I4a. Owing
to having 81 rainy days It impossible to excel our
splendid record Of ss but had We been able play
even half OF tho 81 games prevented by rain would
nave mAde the RreAteat season, In Cuban Giants
history. Regarding tho coming season an Important
change has been made in the MANAGEMENT 8 X. Gov
SIn being 10 longer connected with the club in any
FORM Tho folo wing players have been engaged far
for 1880 George TihiamS third base and captain;
Arthur ThomaA right nsId and assistant captain;
Clarence Williams, catcher and coAcheri VIM Nhyt0'
Wm AalonS. and VIM. seldom. pitcherIt John Frye
nrst basel Frank Grant second basel Abe Harrison,
short stopj Ben Boyd, centre nsldi George BtoVoy,
pitcher And field; and another hrstoasB catcher and
ooAohSr WIN complete this powerful for nSI sea.
gon- Only six open dates remain for April. showing
how eagerly the club u sought fer. In conclusion
allow me e. e!tend 10 TAE suI sincere thanks for
thq many kind notices Ryen us In the hope
70 be able TO ave TO the readers Of even more
scientific playing In the future than in the past Re
Sole Manager Cuban aiAnt colorsd ohSmpionS q the
- Wv
The sun., 1889-11-30
Crescent eun cub shoos.

A young blizzard greeted the members OF the
Crescent Gun Club when they assembled at Louis
Killers Dexter Park yesterday for shoot live birdA
The birds were nearly all strong ayerA and aided By
the wind they GAvo the mArkSmsn lots Of trouble bus
the scores were credAble n0vortheSn and the novel
sweepstakes at clay birds shOs 1--we birds In.
stead
The feature Of the shooting the MARRIED improve
ment In form Of I. HOpkinA The principal oomp0tt
Non WAs 81 ten live birds per man handicap PiSeS for
the goiG oaaES OF thS club The following were me
ni15ed o; sim9on9 aS EaEdS riSo, Killed missed 81
70 yards rise dimAn 2e yardS riSs, and HOpkinG as
A sweep At three live birds per man followed oaah
sShSoS1g rs e yards rise Gilman and simmons both
clean 1oore and aETped TO divide A SVSePstakes at
three BIRDS followed In which Hopkins made clean
Gilman, and smmons tied for thS second money each
out, Simmons occurring the money.
The sun., 1889-11-30
THE MoR1BUND ASSOd1Az1oM.
Dt. Louis Great Team = Thlng or the Fast,
and Chr1O 10 ead.

Dt Louis Great Team = Thing OF the Past,
and ChriO 10 Sad.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-If the reports pub.
lished here are correct. the famous team that
has represented this city In the American As
ISOLATION for the past nine years IL wrecked
past all hope Of rehabilitation.
The Brotherhood has gobbled the stars, and
overy day brings news OF the detection Of some
prominent member. The famous battery, King
and Boyle. have signed with the Chicago
Players League team. Latham has signed with
the same aggregation. and 1t is not improbable
that Comisky will be found In Chicago Mark
Baldwin was in the city during the week. and
had q conference with W. H. Robinson. the seo-
ond bRseman- Baldwin also had talks with
Columbus aud Quinn OF Boston. When he left
i was stated that he had signed Quinn and
promises from Robinson and Holiday to Sign
II their teri terms % were aeeeded to. Milligan's de-
no complaints to make. His homo is In Phia-
Ssphin and m @ thS offer 10 Play in that city. where
to resist MiiIigan played good bali In 81. 81
Louis. and his effective batting won many a
The Browne are now heading for Texas and
are expected back IN the city early next month
O'Neill, Dufiee. and Fuller are tho only good
hood or w % Won der der 4hs sVssts The goTns
pitcher, has not signed. ana with proper
Although Chamberlain has eiGnsd. stories are are
SF, ss SS y ela y Ss.u thh. s
The contemplated. withdrawal Of the Balti-
out practically kill the organization, In the
opinion Fl the 81 Louis people. In fact, the
amount Of booming could draw o crowd to
BDortsman's Park.
The sun., 1889-11-30
Gossip OF sports with Arms and L.rr

The Fresh Air Club will tramp to Tuxedo ana around
that vicinity tomorrow, starting at DAN.
Gus Miller, the half miller OF the Prospect Harrisra
EameA
r.nor on weanS,a&y Dec H. ths Boxing WRESTLING and
fencing championships "
~. Jordan tho popular wsarer of thy Mercury foo.
Regiment games on next saturday evening INC seventh
Tas nes5:5s hHvS promising
SRS nishs; % the Old timers at each aSOuSS
'If f%GrRE snG R
mestnE will 6S held in January. ''''''''"' 1h'
The Outing Club Sf the LorilIara Debating and Ath
s"arf 6y fs'iSs z. club
hhiri are re- 50 many PcSnE .ournsys At present thA.
:S1snIy :STt T, se 3 wesS
A%stsS vii Gspa. sSs
SsH SSs1rlss VIII r'Dr'''ni the American Athlete SuS q
S s3S, % GH As S.S SSsT n! y hs 1
so%sr SSa a6s WI v % The leading feature Of the
81 Paul kid 20 give the Opsnnr s1hStIOn ana The
club SSaniSTns IN e. .psc S III: Pa:%s .o
H@et.ar A,SRS uSu fSs Ssuhs ns
saS TSS Rs.dss :a S s
,n hS Acorn Athlss A:'oeiatiOn having more than
sn q Incl IN s e
% At al r. hS nPas SasnoS:: ~
which the club engages In. - -N0''
tommy okeil the energetic trackmAHter Of the late
hrookyn Athleue Associstio has received very IA.
Eorabls onsr from the Columbia Athletic Club OF Wash.
nHton ana the popular little Cet may take uD his rest
9Snce among the citizens of tho oily OF Makniheont
O1tAnesN a. ne IL LVorAoly considering the oder
CLUB oa. lie z e &c i1:SR vii E tho
Ehen SKhPltions 9f fencing EymnAStic feats box.
ffSSH w be EysD The events viii be directed by
, me athlstsf OF the YorkvilIs branch of the YMcA
aSS sn ssT:, q s0n!ss
me Lssnlt! 81 the contests follow Distance poS
hag,lnng7Mon hs,snng7 By NJ Courtney, Mr. Becker second
Dstapce jump over buek-Won by Mr.. Rice Mr. Quinn
SSrIsH SSnainF high iumP.woh BY Mr. Davis Mr.
sTlngGhessrs HSndrokS and Rice tied Mr. Farley SO
IN CdoI .ssS Jump from rin6s.Won y Mr. BsctSF
SIisR. sseehf s1nnnG SFoad jsmPIWon By NJ hsn.
sfWAE Wa WOA " hA JIeObyS tSIh -
The sun., 1889-11-30

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 29.-The report Of con-
sohdaton between the Players League and the Amon
can Association rather premature MT Phspssaid;
"Wo have two three plans hand and one Of which
n entirely feasible and will strengthen the Association
don viii be dropped"
. How about baitImorOf"
don't know about that Something has been said
believe about leaving Baltimore out because that club
u talking OF going into the League DO not know
whether the management wants to stay IN the AHsociA
hon or not The Louisvilles can stay they want 70
And guppoSo they do"
Win Syracuse be Rdmittodf"
81 cannot say. There several applications pending.
dooaion will bs rendered In tho matter Of their Ad-
should say it the consolidation scheme z carried
out that n2 more clubs win 5e admitted. The whole
matter Will be out within Q week"
The sun., 1889-11-30
A. H. KING 6 CO.,

RSS AsE e siz Ss%s a
sSpss sSsn @ SsSsa sO % ssn
VII sss!. "a is sS2 Sssss So.
DI;::sa S:SssI7's a; being afsas1 pleased vfS 6s
syGr Il a sS Ss! sss Sa. SS s.a pa
ESen Which Z ySiS SeSks q his cid rondssSS1s
s. 81; d:sSs51 M sSsSs a Rs.s I az
In The handicap billiard touruapsn. which u being
on tsS.r ssS snG
100 ' sossuJ 2 u b.SSRS
snS ooSss " SoSaa.r % 9i e. TO gam" won
8 hTS: S:G1sSS sS SSaS
SoO table, tss S cis1 %s.sS & game SaS
liz %HSSaysS n9S y and
ssin Of S Rayss
Die nSnSy hsI z 81 Sa1aEsa hand, but =, it doge
ne SOs py. q 1G su5 00'''' are some of
q e. Ssii s sSa e 81 sa:s s'
SSS e1S end S sqss s are pow n PERFECT IAape Ths
81 4 IL $:Sy :ssss! y
Ss: = sis: ssS
81 @ tss h
was oHlo one with the regulation pocketR Garrison
10 heavy betoF IN billiards and pool and VeFT Oeidom
f' SSs vsH he .s%:
ss1T; sss ssP :SS % a@ % 9. 4;
game are OndSayortnR TO arrange match pool be-
tween him and his fellow Jockey. AeLouRhIln The
lattor IL aSo very strong player.
a. bomb shell IA: A. been errHa:d among the orEanEsss
srfsPSsS IL. Slsss Sssrs: BsEs srestsss EYE
dS%s o Ss me a%ssu SE 81 sats M
ns. nt OF 1hS ooSnty' Tho was SSid was pTemt
.s: ra,SsF PUT i' ASSat odSsS @isSdrlGaa
old billiard enthusiast Dave HASKELL who years
ago was one Of the best In this vicinity wishes
20 come in and play scratch with Arthur nssld
Haskell s aspirAnt for billiard honorS and little
hi., has been inOSSn % him Bs sSsSg.S iGs
"a DAILY sAys IL 10 toAs up betwsea
NO choice between them far eSpertnesh with the
cue concerned Townsend prActneS great deal with
Randolph HOissr Haskell has been prA DAy'S
down town room but aS there 10 no by 10 table there
ne intends when hrrAnRements for the Ar4
perfected to play only on table Of the required sxe
ThS e&S5desbs & nSw are T9wnSsnd and gasiel will
and MHHlton sH and IiAllsnb.ok y7s The prizes wih
csnti ran se st the straight rail- and Reene athouTh
slightly rusty At present IA doing good work Barnard
Ia playing stronger than ever.
The sun., 1889-11-30
ruE RUNNERS Ar CIIFToM
LetIon wins st = lEne snd . HAif-CaFn'
Hio Lsnds tha Esndteap.

A.
Leu"n Wns ~ 1-ss,.. -
-. N]ne, 80 - :. rn,s.....
day. and the races run were over . asOmewha'
and. as result. the fields we're large. MsssrS
King 4 Co.. bOOkmskors, reaDpeared. and set
tied M their yesterdays losses Win tnose
who held Winning tickets hins , Of EoriSIs % on
six and half furionE dash nom me rear
tSneo purse nIsS -Four out Of siT faSoriSs won
rms rTpar RACE.
..u,n. HhS .,,o.,sD..., ..S., ,r,,o,r.
Ss!: emu: !; Z: =
CsTris O.. Count Luna Idonis. ssiudS, GsriS Rsdou.
A''a'' and Constance 4ii2 hi@s. ss2 Hiss,t
Won by length. a dead heat for second place.
rs:' s:i,ins.ISsis;, SSs:!s % IL Ess:S,e:S;%
Ton ''''l ,G se,9 'S9 s.Ss '''''''''
Pure 5000; six and hslf furlonr1
n; 7; penoyGnp br. 0rimaldL ~ hsben-AorA
aSfSses. en- h q EiHG g soES:is 1ds IIS p'ndsEl
Bob Iishsr, Prince BdWSrd RiohlAnd, HlitaWay. and
ATTY rsA'e Ai'o ran Tin. I'M
Won easily. by three lengths: two lengths BE-
tween a.. second and third. o.,.,,,. :,
Eofsei, place SUI ! fa'assa SRSS ~ "
TIE TuIRD RACE
Purse esoo Of which Sioo TO second $50 70 third fR
al ages; weItsr veiEhtS; one mile and a halt
Beayeryy st36les Leton- u by LonsfsnoW or
niSoEis \ a. S:;ssS US
Var, ny own; Falcon. ElGin, Benbridse, sam D. jim
-" NNN''' fine s.S5K
=. 80 80 81.
Jim Murphy made the running from Ny Own
the the round took g' np lie runninS With Gen. Cor.
don NV Own lin MnrnhV and Falcon FIeva
beid The Ias4 vail aion1 the bSofatnstch
Wher9 Lonon moved OUT OF the TUCK into eoc9
ond place. and. joining Issue with Elov0 half
%ay Gown tne ssrSe,fn w0n asconS GSSpa and
heao' Two IehRtnb petWeeh seeonu anu .nku.
f9sT ~ ~ Tss vnp,n SnsIp.d n y
scS ~. N an II hv M. avnsr A. an sdvnnn. "a
The sun., 1889-11-30
.To.day's RatrIes at ollnon.

:, First .Race-six and. Q half furlongs. st.
Bay Rldge l02; seluaA los: Grey Cloud los; UdlitY
ks-h S souTsn US sGaS % SS DSnESa % S i TS 81
Second Raee-Five siRhtha Of mile, waterloo io6i
nile Leaf colt 90; Regents Valentine. 66 BArrisntoS
-: Owen Roberts. %; Grand Ahtake. e6; vova, sS;
Third Raee-sevsn and aha half turlonG. King Of Nor
diant loi; Theora esi Mattie Leoram e7; GirondeG
OF; Gardner. 81; Hilda, % Little Barefoot o.
doS ;o9 pos ALL IA JuEgsr l Brian Eose M Ios Raymond
Fifth RAc6-six and . half furlongH Capulin, Io5;
Little Anoh. los; St John loS; speedwsit 1856
sixth R4Gs-9ne mile and three furlonEu over 1tx
Killarney, 1877; sandford, 1921 subaltern. l25
The sun., 1889-11-30
VIM THEY oOMBIMES
Il Probability That the Br0thsrhooa ana
Association Will JOIn Forces.

-I"USIWVIUH VIII VUIu HUTeob.
CHICAGO. Nov. ga special despatch from
Columbus. O.. says: Unless the present base
ball deal miscarries. the American Association
and tho Brotherhood will make common cause
against the National League in ten cities next
season. The preliminary Arrangements have
been concluded and the only thing now nOeos-
Bary is formal acceptance Of thu proposed
plan Of amGlRamGtion By o committee Of the
Brotherhood. who will meet ct the fremont
House. Chicago. for that purpose within Q few
:, The proposition is to continue the present
brotherhood teams In Chicago. PittsburRh.
Buffalo. Now York. Philadelphia Boston. Glove
at Columbus and st Louis, merging the Ath-
letic and Brotherhood Clubs In Philadelphia
a Snd dropping the Louisville and Baltimore
Thls deal has been worked QuisStu -Sna no
The sun., 1889-11-30
BOWLING.


Lets of Fun With ths Wsodsn BalL
ne Wsrhington BeviinR Club ef Hatism celebrated
ThankaEvng nieht In 9and styia Ths attendance was
very largo ne hrsi eamo Of the svsninRvas between
the married and single men Of the club for handsome
Gold medal Neither Of the teams made brilliant show
rng. but the married men won the game after oioss
fight The next eentsst on the proaramme was the
feature of the evsninG. u was two games between
three boviers ef the WashinRtons and the uptowna
ne arst game viotoTy for the visitoFN bot the
WashinGtons Just managsd - win the ssoond game By
q single Pin Tha seorest
The sun., 1889-11-30

news concerning It has been allowed 70 the
sSss SsIS1l WI. sis
Committee o de 1meFicSp Assodistion held =
'SssO9 Sa5 S.s h'SS toOnfsSDSs TSSS
wsrS sSs taH 2sS 81 sSS sssH scS q
onS d.s s9S
Brotherh9od leaders, All johnson, wh9 was
Cincinnati = uotbsd OF League ssatinsnts.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2o,-This is the homo Of
Buck Ewing. the captain Of the Giants. but
there is very little sympathy here to back him
M In his dossrtion OF such q man &c John b
Day. Cincinnati is . voritablo hotbed Of
League sentiment and the sympathiEers with
the Brotherhood would feel pretty lonely II
they ever assembled In mass convention at
Music Hall
One Of the most laughable incidents Of the
Brotherhood war is the attempt to show that
all Of organized labor IL with the poor. down.
trodden serfs OF the diamond. Talking with .
woll-known member Of Typographical Union
onsTs Hs1 r. n SsSsf Es1Hs sS OF
and they will hang themsSlves.S
disturbers willing At all times TO begin strike
and no well-developed moral support could
BE- found for the BrCthorhoed. fsrhsps Ola
einnatians are sel6sh In wishing the Brother
hood nice. peaceful death and resting place
In the graveyard with the Unions. The city 10
wild to see the old League teams. They want
TO witness the Rods pitted against the Giants,
TO see them meet Boston. with Brouthers and
Kelly. Chicago, with Anson's tribe. will be
card still. and CLEVELAND has the nucleus OF
good team; so has Indianapolis
The HedB themselves are In pretty fair shape.
Eight men have been signed, including John A.
McPhee. the corner stone Of the arch. The
other old men are Baldwin Earle, and Yiau.
-Four new faces include those Of Rhines. Har-
rtnRton, Knight and Gps Nittrqck. This latter
twirler vas one OF the Miami Valley Leaguers
In 80. Last season was his first professional
year, and he did very well at Springfield with
the rest Of the ohSmpton Gitys 1t e possible
Licks, He q short stop and is decidedly the
best OF the local amateurs, and the CHANGE
offered him may give him an opportunity to
prove his worth 20 one OF the corners."
Haley, another Of the same team, 10 likely to 20
t9 SYRACUSE and Pittsburgh has already secured
the best pitcher Of the team-Kistley Baker.
The Blue u Joke strong point was their hitting.
Every man In the lot was eluGGer, and they
did well against every professional tw1rler they
over faced. Cincinnati offers good recruiting
1old.
The sun., 1889-11-30
What Won der Abe VIII DO.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-The story is now that
Won der Abe will sell transfer his team TO other
handH and the new Brotherhood management viii put
strong team In Sportsman Park. The Boss Prepk
dent win not talk the subject but the deal for tho
President Stern Of Cincinnati arrived to-day to sign
put ne player refused 10 sian stating that he
you'd give stern until O'Clock tomorrow to aocspt
the oher. Latham iB back from the West and denies
that he or King or Boyle has sgned Brotherhood CON