davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
" p. BURRoU HELD FOR TRIAL.

Justice Reilly In the Yorkvic Police Court. gave MS
decision y, seiday In the OF Horace T. burroughs
charged with forgery. lie held him In 1000 bail TOT
trial II charged that Burroughs sold lumber 10 Nu
d,ovn & Co In January. 1889. representing that IL was
FREQ from SAD schedule being Endorsed by william T.
Mitchell lumber Inspector IL aftcrwad disco>cieu
mat the lumber OF tho quality represented ana
charge Of forgery Was madeM BurroughsS 'a'he' LUZ
nishcd ball A.. .... s.J
Mr. Burroughs. after the disposition OF the case s''
This 1, A case IN which | have been prosecutor u!
rival in the business which follow. IL Is pure ""',o
on his part to push the case against me- anu II '"'
intended 20 lniure me In my business h"'c NV Wv
, doubt that the ultimate result will be my perfect
eNoncrition."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
LOWERING THE STATE TAX-RATE.
RESULT OF THE RIGID ECONOMY OF THE RE
PUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.

Albany Nav o (SpeciaD.-One Of the last acts Of
the senate was to pass the annual Tax BILL which
shows like all the other financial measures Of the ma
iortv how faithfully they have kept their pledge Of
economy to the people TIE tax rate involved by the
bill is only o34 mills. which is reduction OF lis
mills on that of last wear. g am aware SAID ME-
sloan. the chairman of the Finance Committee. in his
candid statement TO the Senate that there IS con
sjderabIc sum OF money left over by the Governors
last wears yeocs and applicable to the payment of the
taxes for the coming year. The appropriations for t"e
general fund amount 10 S6.lO6.03O: for the canals.
50 900 $50: for the schools. S353000. making total
Of SloI47.o30. From this should be deducted the
revenue which the state derives from various existing
laws such as the Corporation Tax law. 100000; Col
lateral Inheritance Tax law, 100000, and other tax
laws. $4,000. making total Of sl775.ooo. leaving
go $50 TO be raised from all to meet tho
cvnenses Of government. There is estimated In the
treasury 81 7j4ls2 leaving Ss6l764s TO be leVled on
the property of the state in taxes.
"Thc people should understand just how much OF
this saving Is due to diminished appropriations the IN
crease in valuation Of property is abou; sloooooooo
per year. Taking the increase TINS year
into account, the property would Nem III
taxes 1924 900. Consequently the Legislature is not
entitled TO all the credit for the reduction Inc
surplus in the Treasury should be taken INTO acoou
But after all reductions are mae ,bn e aTpropraions
2. 431 2lO. Much of this is due 10 inc Sehai r.
con- erVatiVencss reference 70
finance Committee are grateful to this eody Tor nr 4c
embarrassing it in this respect We have 9a' ls.
lis 10 the amount Of nearly seo0oo ana th'
assembly, Committee Ways and Means has zone
The Crcdl, really belongs TO the Governor cilcd
Mr. Cantor. His vetOcs last year. Whicn l S'sc"
s. 500 900 gave the cue which ,ou have followed
81 rat Exclaimed an irrevcrcnt Rcpuhli an.
1T i, true continued Mr.. Cantor. - hat some
money has been saved on canal appropriaono 1 ic
that has been done by arbitrary and uIrcaSoH'oc
proceedings . 1911, 49,, e,oo, ar rccrct
why Mr.. President said Mr. sloan, re- rSer =,
that Mr. Cantor has tried Ia make poluch issue vl
III, matter To show how much the .foXcri,p Or
,ctoes have Influenced us | may LAY that the Leg
ia;nrc ha, alrcady made provision. with the sanction
Of the Governor. for sending to the Conrt o Ial ,n
matters vetoed by him la,; year amounting u iuiN
one half Of the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
THE sEYATE'S ABRUPT ADJOURNMENT.
LIEUTENANT-G ovERNOR J3XEs's VIOLATION OF
ALL UsToM-INDIGNANT SENATOR'S
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkiBUSE.r

ALL CUSTOM-INDIGNANT SENATORS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TkIBUSE-r
Albany, May 9-The Senate was long While
getting ready for business this morning but alter
a start was made the closing session became full
Of excitement. The chamber was full Of nose
gays, ladies and lobbyists. Twcnty.seven Of thu
Senators were present. and among them were
several who watched tic clock with nervous i'm
patience as minute after minute was talked away
and the chances diminished of getting through
meNures in which their interest was more than
patriotic. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was in I'M
usually good spirits, and showed that I've meant
10 make the most of his opportunity of
trolling the closing hours The convenient deaf
rcss lie has chosen 10 assume whenever
friendly Senator has been particularly anxious
for recognition stood him in good stead and he
shut his ears TO every call until Governor Hills
last nominations ratified. Promptly at noon,
when everybody his feet and the negro
doorkeepcrs and other Legislative experts were
comparing watches. Mr.. Jones' 10 the astonishnent
Of all and tie disgust OF many, thumped his
desk emphatically with his gave and announced
that the hour having arrived e the Senate syapds
adjourned"
What about notifying the Governor" cried
several, who remembered that custom requires the
sending of a committee to the Executive inform
Ing Dlm tutJ tIcIt ID uO ulOlt DuSllcSS DcIOIc
the House.
And what about sending message TO the
Assembly," said others.
Cant we present, nunc pro tune, resolution
of eongratulation to the Leutenant-Governor? 2"
asked Mr. Fassctt blandly, branGishing sheet
of foolscap. Some of the disappointed mem
bers whose projects the adjournment condemned
to an untimely death, were for putting back the
clock bat Mr.. Jones had gained his point. He
had prevented the consideration of Mr.. SaXton's
inconvenient resolution for a summer invcstga-
ton of the canal departments, although the Aque-
duct Claims bill had been passed and the Harvey
claim had been discussed and voted With
Parthian glance of dcrlSion at the discounted
Senators, Mr. Jones retreated TO the sccluslon of
bis private sanctum
Let's put the president pro lem. in tie chair
and finish business IN the usual way sug-
pested Mr.. Coggeshali. But Mr.. Fassctt discoun-
tenanced the proposition. This was the Iesolu-
ton OF congTatuiation that he had meant u oncr
Resolved. That the thanks OF the Senate hereby
rendered Honorable edward F. Jones. Lieutenant
manner in which presided It's deliberations and
TO each member Of the Senate.
They have leave 10 print" said Mr. Jones
rather ungraciOusy, when somebody showed him
the paper and told him what he had missed and
a bystander who overheard him remarked sen
tentiously: The Licutenant-C Governor is pretty
quiet chap but he gets there all the same"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
MILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

Albany, May 0.-Thc following nave become Jaw
by the signature Of the Governor
cban.or All Creatlnc a Commission - inquire INTO
the expediency Of consolidating the varios
;,ios H. Tho ~tata of Now York occupying the several
;e,ords ia The harhog Of New York. The Comm IN
N consist Of Six persons. 10 be appointed ~ inc
c.o,crnnr the state Engineer and surveyor, ana one
-, ~, 10 dnsirnated by each Of the following au
ihorities The Mayor ~ Ne% York the Mayo Wo 81
ihns.nr 0ueens Kings and Richmond connueN.
chap 32Amendns the Coco o. T~ nv Sctg
Idcns or Judges Of the Courts Of Sessions In various
counties. 49, ooo,,. oo,.,rr,,, tho
rt'a ~ The commissioners Of statutory Revision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
TIE MISSING NAN DIED ~ A HOSPITAL.

vmiom Schroeder the grocer. OF No 446 Willis.avc
vo,r,s.nia who was reported missing 10 the police
Tbnr.day was found at St. Vncenrs Hospital yeserday
where he had died on Thursday night lie belonged 70
Coropany H. 9th Ncw.York Volunteers. on Wednesday
ornlng he left home 70 90 the Pension once In Canal
, IN colIoc, his uenson. At Il 10 a. ~. THURSDAY
Policeman Holcnbach found Schroeder sitting in doorway
in Canast bctwcea Sullivan aud Thompson stS near the
Pension once apparently drunk lie arrested him. and
ne ,Ss locked UP at the Prncc-st station. o over
81 in moacv found In his pockets Al ; 30 In the
morning found sick In his cell and was akcn TO
St. vinccnts Hospital. lie died at o'clock at night.
Deputy Coroner Donn said that death due to cerebral
apopleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
IN MAKE TIE MANASQCAN ROAD FINE DRlV r

Asbury Park, y j., May 'Npcciai'-A' 'Po IA
election held here yesterday the citizens OF neptune
rowpelin voted I'm favor Of having the township
ssuc bonds 20 the amount Of 10000, the money 10
he used in improving Main st. and the Oh Mana,qah
Turnpike from the head OF Deal Lake soulh 'NrUns'
Achurv park Ocean Grove, ocean parh, anu avon
nv the sea to the bridge over Shark Rver me rohI
nil, he graded and maradamiZcd, and VIII be one OF
~ Tneet drives on the NcwJersey coast. Tho
tnVnship committee today decided 10 issue the bonds
80 inurove The road In time for use this summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
ANNEXATION COMMISSION CONFIRMED.
Mr.. JACOBS TRIES oBsTRUCTION-THE HARVEY
CLAIM BILL BEATEN.
1Bv TELEGRAPH TO TIE rnrrrxg.I


Albany. May o.-The Senate this morning confirmed
the Governors nomination Of Andrew II. Green
j. S. T. Strsnahsn. John L. Hamilton George r.
Cathcart and Calvert Naux q committee 10 inquire
into the feasibility of consolidating Brooklyn and Long
Island City with New-York. Mr.. Jacobs, Of Brooklyn
declared that Brooklyn didn't want 70 be annexed.
and asked 10 have the matter recomm.t:cd 10 tho
Committee Cities. There good deal OF
desultory discussion Of this proposition. Finally Mr..
Jacobs got impatient at the delay. Don't yOu
think" he blurted out. glazing across the chamber
ct Mr. Fassett that your people getting enough
In New York without including BROOKLYN
"Brooklyn is going Republican, l hear" was the
reply. $50 we might hope that 1t shouldn't be an
nexed.n
Mr. Jacobs's proposition was voted down. Then he
moved 10 recommit IL, with instructions TO the com
mttce report at the next session OF the Legislature.
This was also defeated, Mr.. Birkctt the Republican
Senator from Brooklyn, voting against IT. Mr..
McCarrcn renewed the motion. and Mr.. Jacobs re-
fused 10 stand by IT, whereby somebody accused him
Of making a double somersaun. Mr.. McCarrcn OK
planned that the Commissioners the same a were
named in the original bill which the Governor did not
sign. because he dsapproved of putting names OF any
kind In any bill "The objection of Brooklyn said
Mr.. McCarren. as that this is packed commission
ANDREW II. Green is fine old Democrat sug-
gosted Mr. Erwin.
"weIi. they're predisposcd in favor of anncxing Us
b New-York. and that we don't want
~ Jones, at this point. declared the discussion Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
TIE UEATHER REPoh l.


FORECAST UNTIL P. NJ sAluHpN 's..,,.O,nc
washington MAY o-For New'EnSiana. sa' s,as,on.
weather and rain brisk to high .ohg, ,Ns interior
ary temperature the coast war;, pern.vlyania and
For Ea''ern nr'sk southwestevly winds threaten
"s nr,rare Maryland threatening weather anu rum
,,h rain
For NiFsna Georgia and Florida slightly warmer
and fair. 49, ,-.,,Di Texas Kentucky and Ten'
ror armer with except fair IN nas.n and
For we''ern New sa nU,S cooler sunday. ,.,
Ohio rain warmer Snos rain with local storms eoo'ef
Sunday morning. colorado and the Dakotas, ram !
sai,her Saturday or ou'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

tya g. T. ItAe'i'N'~
The New-YorIs and Boston League baseball teams
n,aycd their first game at the Poo "rouhus sce'e''
The local men ou;playng their opponents ao go
nolnt and winning in the most hoilow stylc' ~
Tovr. York team played a remarkable game, making
over a score Of ba-ehlts while not mispiay Oh any
kind marred its record. RuSic again piCched anu nav,
,he poston batsmen at his mercy. lie did not se''h
, batsman IN first base on called balls. The Worh VI
rcrnan Bassett, Denny, Esterbrooh ana iuohio'
Was nearly pcrfect. Denny made remarhaolc ono
hand stop in the third inning, which e'oheo io"
applause. The attendance was all
The New. Workers opened the game with TWO runs
Herman hit the first ball pitched safely to centre hc
and ran IN second on a low throw by Iiardle Carho
was sent 70 first on called balls. HornnnS tleh h'
safely 10 centre field and Ternan scored but iohus
WAS nut out at second. Bassett also hit saieS anu
Clarke crossed the plate In their hall OF inc ini's
the Boston men scored one run. Tucker also ht INC
first ball pitched safely to centre field, ana ran 10
second on a sacrifice by McGarr. lie ran 10 'mru
nm n sacrifice by sullivan and scored on nit by Long
In the second inning the home players increased
their lead with four more runs Aier denny I'D"
been put out Estcrbrooh made scratch hlt' bucAcS
wa, sent to first called balls. KnSie then mV
safely to left field and Estcrbrook scored llcr1l"u
reached first on a mud by shcllhasc AID Buckley
scored ON Clarkes MT To rSht he" l'c'Ha' s0o'0''
The local players increased their lead TO ten to one
by scoring four runs on twO-basc hts by Denny,
Bassct and Tiernan, and errors by fnckeh, Mo"arr'
Tucker and Long. In the nfth inning the New
YORKER, added to their score on TWO
bass, on called balls, mt by ultsscoch.
an error by lIarde. and stolen bases by GaoscOcl.
and Basseit. The Boston men scored one run III tciL
half Of the inning. Br"lc made hut and stole second
clrvcrlv. shc!Ea-c, sacrifice put brodie on third,
and smiths long ny to Clarke allowed ERODE 10 cross
the plate. Boston scored one run In the ssAth
inning on hts by iuchcr. McGdrr and Ions ana
sacrifice by sullivan. In the eighth inning Ne" orb
added for to IL already large total on ms
hy Ticrn3u Denny, Buckley and ku5ic, and TWO
hasecr, by Glas.cock and EscrbrOok. The score was
f..llll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
RIGHTS or LATBEN rs THE N. l.. CHTRCH SOrTH.

RIGHTS Of LAl DEN ~ IHh " L. 'Ht nv ~ WI tn.
St. Louis MAY 0.-Mnch Of the dav In the General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
was spent in the discussion 81 the question whether
not the laymen should be admitted to all the com
mittecs. An effort was made especially to exclude
them from the Committee Appeals, H. which charges
against ministers considered. The resolution max
ing laymen eligible to appointment OH all committees
was then passed by large majority. InIil the vote
on the layman question was taken no one seemed TO
know how the matter would 90. The hty halfcx-
pcctcd a defeat and were happily disappointed They
regard their victory as 81 PRIME Importance: for.
though they have never been restricted heretofore ia
their connection with the General Conference they
feared that a limiting If their rights at this time would
bc the beginning Of the revival Of an opposition 10 lay
representation and would work to greater restriction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
Of order. Then the Senate proceeded to confirm the

OTUtf. -
Commissioners.
The Harvey Claim bill, which proposes TO take
s.veraI hind rod Thousands dollars OF elevated rail-
road moneys from the city and give 1t 70 the inventor
of the elevated railroad system, and which has already
been defeated once in the Senate at TINS session, came
up again in the form Of an Assembly DILL wa.
ure1nectedIv chamnIoned by Mr.. Ives, who declared
that a debt l. owed IN Mr. Harvey which should be
wped ont. The bill was beaten by the following vote
YeAs-Messrs Brett Coegeshall, Collins Deane Don
,ldson. Emerson. Erwin, Hawkins. Ives Laughiin'
McCaIren-1I. ~ -
drlcks Hunter Jacobs Iinon McNaughton. Robertson,
stewart statler Van coricr and Vedder-li.
Mr. O'Connor was excused from voting as nc said ne
didn't understand the merits Of the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
CHICAGO CLEARING HOrSE AND TIE TREASURY

Chicago May (spcciAD.-Chcago bankers are
greatly exercised the refusal Of Secretary Window
10 permit the sub treasurer Of this city to become
member Of the Chicago Clearing House. a clause in
the bylaws Of the clearing house provides that the
Sub Treasurer Of the United States at Chicago may
become a member Of the association without admission
fee on the same other members. except that
lie shall not be entitled 10 voice in the management
The Chicago bankers are furious and In two column
article I'm an evening paper publish interviews
with prominent bankers denOunclng Secretary Window
and cy secretary farchild the tools OF Wall Street
They claim that the Treasury Department dIscrim-
mates in favor Of New-YOik against Chicago. The
New York sub Treasury is member OF the New York
Clearing House and Chicago had asked only 10 Ia
placed on the same footing New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
rryrRAL OF MRS. FANNY EAKEs.

Washington May 9-MrS. Fanny lanes VINO" =
,,,. r,,no. once a proninent member Of Gle Democratic
,orv died on TUESDAY at the home Of her son'na" A. T.
'o.U'' No., ra,ncs who was a daughter OF the late
49,, 20 Campbell OF y " leader in washington
- few years ago her home at II and Four
on,b SIS wa, the scene OF brilliant gatherings OF pso'
ncnt men and She leaves Two ci.l' ' -. hs
I ,c this afternoon at the home OF her sister,
, ,,. ',,s,ncrr No G36 Rhode Island-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
n,o.,yryr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

p,vrr AvENUE-Clsus spreckels OF san Iraneis1o'
- George T. Erwin, ~ Potsdam y l. III
ana senator . FsSard O. wolcott, OF Colorado GRAND
9E,a,n Sil.s casey L. s Navy, and Enocn fsa.c Oh
pet%ore GRAND TXL0SSsnso, .naIeS p yedSer
o, Dc,,iG",,yIlls s. Y. MURRAY HILL-senator "locls
pcans Of copake y Y I1oRT rTrness
Xuilam Elliott of South Carolina ,,. Enot Sorton
,.n,nhridcr. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
-yr ,urp,c.y SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

Trenton. ~ j., May (specan.-rhe sixty 'N'i
anniversary Of the American sunday school mo" WIN
bc held sunday afternoon at o'clo'" IN INC r"s'
rcbytcran church Of this city, the Rev Dr' DlAo"'
,adr,s.es will he made By the Rev. Dr..
lam Hall Of Trenton; i. W. Chdlaw, 'harl1 ri, ~
richards 81 the Central Congregational nur'n l'''ii
Gc,hi, and J. NJ Crowell, secretary oil mIsslons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
EXTRA SESSION FOR RAPID TRANSIT.
A REPORT THAT TIE GOVERNOR Is CoNsIDEh
ING TIE QUESTION.

ING TIE VCE~AAOH'
Albany. May o (SpcciaD.-It is rumored here to-
night that Governor Hill may call special
session of the Legislature in about two weeks
TO consider solely the rapid-transit problem of
New-York. The Democratic members of the Leg
slature said that. upon investigating the rumor.
they had found that it had considerable founda'
tion. and that the Governor was evidently con-
sjdnrinr the matter. They one and all said they
did NOT wish to return to Albany this year. and
hoped the Governor would not call the extra
session The Governor declines to say anything
on the subject.
The Conference Committee of the Assembly on
the Fassett Rapid Transit bill reported to-day
that it could not agree with the Senate Com
mittee No further attempt was made 10 come
IN ar agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
rhc Jerscy CIty and IIartfond teams p!ayed al DAN

Farncd uns-Jersey ty I. Hartf0rd 0. First hnsI ~
crrors Jerscy CITY g Hartford >. eit on bascsIcl~c
CIV II Hartford 10. Base ba.-Of O'tnunor !
of Fitzgerald l. Struck out fitzgerald . Lynch Moore
illegal delivery fitzgerald /. stolen bascs- Icily
Rou.-.y Forster. Dnublc pliy,-Mopr, Forster sutton
sullivan Say aad Ami. sac1inee hits-Ecdy Shecnan
Eouss"y, Lynch. Forster. rwoba,c its-McGucken
FitIecrad /. O'Connc l. Passed bals-Dowd 3 YIN.
pire-Kclcy Time Of game 81. Attendance o15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
Faster Time TO Washington.

m. ron son OF the construction OF a new bruse ''
,,r,n the Jersey Central, Reading and D. ana "
,o,as are enabled offer an acceler9t,u s.' nsmor,
M train, between New York Pbiladipnn;as ontinent
pa washnr ton fastest trains upon 'nis Of IN,
1he fast time is rendered praetlcabie % radway excel
orar condition OF doubetrack steel roau Nj trains
nn NJ equipment and elimination oil Stops sass tma
carry pullman Parlor Cars No extra charge IVA A's
station foot OF LibeSty.ak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
ne DIED FROM THE BITE Of A CAT.

panvilc. Va, May ON Rockingham ,o"n''
18th carolina David stokes. coorcd struck at
-, han the enraced animal few at him and fastened
H. tc.th In his wrist. The cat held on so tcnaciouei
~ IT, head had Nc severed before us grip reIaAcu
St"Les became III at once and soon dlcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
p,,ys FOR THE HARVARD CONFINEMENT

pos,on. MAY . (Specian.-The programme for
commencement day at Harvard has not yet been ar
r,cd hut The Journal learns that Horauo q.
,,,is of the class Of 49, will he chief marshal and
w,ui,m G. Eudicott ex Secretary of War. VIII D.
urcoidlng officer OF the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
,vnr,ys prcoyJyG GOOD 7EHPLARs.

svracuse " " May (Specian.-There is hope
~, rho red man yet. The Indians on the ressrvs-
lion have Just started Good TcmplarS ionse wiz.
eichty.nve members and general ATTENDANCE VI
eh,nt dfty They are working hard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE COMPANY.
rxcRr,sryG ITS CAPITAL STOCK FROM FIVE
TEN MILLIONS or DOLLARS.

Albany. Nav 9-The Postal Telegraph 'aoh
COMPANY fled in the once OF the secretary "i o''
today certificate 81 increase OF captal s'''A H"'
Sd 600 600 10 $4,000 OO for which privilege II p'i'
mo the state treasury tax OF %''-'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
.,.vrY or MS cvrLpRry DIES M1E AsTLUK.

T. was reported at Police Headquarters s.s evening ,'
lanes r smith the lettcr.cauer who killed nus WV -
r,,,ahch Mabel and Mary Agnes last November ~
df'", -, ca,~ "a 3cl East Ninth.st. died az ina
,n.,ns ,sylum al pourhkeepsie yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
rhc7c wa, \ big crowd and good game Of baseball

There was a big crowd and good game Of baseball
al brotherhood Park yesterday afternoon. The al
tendance was 1919. and the game resulted IN tho
close score II ~ = IN favor Of Boston. The game
was hefwccy the New York and Boston Players clubs
AID VA, well contested and interesting throughout
The police arrangements were admirable buy IN"
crowd was good nlurcd one, out for an afternoon ;
endowment and the police had little work 10 DO
Now ,cat on the grounds occupied an hour be
fore the game wa started
Crane wllduc>s a. iuopportune moments W.
co,fly three ont 81 four Of Boson's runs being mH'
on ba,c, on called h,ll.. ". Browns throwing wa,
not accurate. but Gumbcrt', pitching was uhnsHaIH
good. . - ..--.,
inning aud took the lead. Brouhers reached nrSi on
-d balls, went to second Quiun's sacrincr. st"lr
third and scored Twins out at nrst. SWEET loi-
lowed with three base hit. but was left Inc boston
mon Increased their lead 80 the thld inning Win ono
more rin. II. Richardson made a two base M went
&, tlfd on -'ofcy', out, aud scored on Ai F"
centre Held bv Nash. 49,
IN tie sixth Inning Tho Ncw York PLAYERS got thor
fist r.iu 900 a home -Iu hj to centre Yea lN ''''
IN the latter pt.t of the Inning Two more runs WI
scored ly the Boston team. maNins ~ l'ad 10 j.
irwin and SWEET went % nrst on called balls "a
stole ha.c and both scored on ht To- centre ne ul
l. brown ~ tlr ninth inning Ne" YORK got a run
on a mt by richardson, a base 81 balls forces b'
EroUn and Hatfield AID hit by Crane. The score
was %. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

rtc vanin and shore Line through IRAN n TO-
vice from Philadelphia to Newport ana on
M .,c,Ipcr 'Maryand" VIII commence OPT. ,,
Monday Travellers the East from New ORR m,t.
also benefit by this arrangement a. through m and
mort will LEAVE Grand Central station ~ sxn,ess
connect At Rochelle with the fast PhiIaae'p"~
due In Boston n b y. N.