Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05
BASEBALL DEAL coNsUMMATED.
The Cincinnati Club Transferred to tho
PLAYERS League-More Games.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l

lBy telegraph TO the Dispalch.l
CrycrNNATI, October A celebrated
baseball deal was consummated here to-
night, What the terms are cannot De
stated definitely, for they were not made
known in full detail. 1t is said that the
cash in full was paid down by the Brother
hood officials to Mr.. Stern. AT all events
the Cincinnati baseball club with all its
rights and franchises, property, etc, has
been sold, and transferred TO the Players
Jeaeue. 1t is believed that the consldera-
tion was S3S, 900, cash in hand. 1t was
difficult proceeding. Every hour To-Day
from early morning until 9 o'clock to-
night was employed by the contracting
parties in the contamination OF the zeal
This morning early McPhee, Mullane, and
Reilly baked the business Tor aWhlle py
/ interposing conditions upon which they
should sign. Mcphee wanted $1,000 salary
/ and a bonus Of 81, 900 for signing. Muilane
/ and Reilly wanted salary of from S2,5OU
| To 81 600 and a respectable bonus az con-
sideration for their signing.
SALARIES LEFT WITH THE BROTHERHOOD.
The matter of salaries was left with the
Brotherhood. The following eight men
signed the contract Messrs. Mullape,
Reilly. McPhee, Mari. Holiday, Latham,
Rhines. and Harrington. The following
/ officers of the club were elected: Presl-
( dent. Al. johnson, of Cleveland: wee
/ President, Il. T.: Il. Alcott, OF New 1orK
/ Secretary and Treasurer, f. X. Brunneli'
/ of Chicago. Directors pro tem.-John i:
{ Bruce of Cincinnati, and John NJ. Ward. OF
| New York. Manager, Thomas LOTUS.
/ The Cleveland club was telegraphed or
! ders TO come 10 Cincinnati and play three
| games with the new Brotherhood club on
next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. =,
| The lease of the Cincinnati Base Ban
I - i 4, 4rot aaf thTHA
/ years to run.
Baseball Yesterday.
Buffalo: BuGalos. o. base-hits. a: er-
rors q Rrooklvns, s: base-hits, 8: errors,
/ 2. batteries witchell and Mack; Sow
Pittsburgh players League: First
ceme-Pi ttsburghs, 10: base-hlts, II; er-
Tors' .. Bostons, 6 p; base-hits. 10; errors,
:, Second game-Pittsburghs, 8; base
! hits. 7; errors, 2. Bostons, Z; base-hits,
| &. errors. g. Batteries-Teney and Hur-
| lev: Gumbert and SWEET.
Chicago players League: Five IN
nings-Chicagos. 2; base-hlts. q errors, 0.
New Works, 2: base-hits, 4 errors, l. Bat,
teries-Baldwin and Darling; Ewing and
Cleveland (National League) Cleve-
lands, 8; base-hits, 8; errors, l. Phiiadel'
phias, i; base-hits, O.; errors, 8. Bat;
terleS-l Dung anu OoulnSlS' 'AchotS anu
Clements. Second game-seven innings
Cleyelands, z; base-hits, 6; errors, z. Phll-
adelphias, 3; base-hits, z; errors, 8. Bat;
teries-Youug and Zlmmer; Gleason and
cleveland players League). Seven In
pings; Cleyelands. 4; base-hits, 8; errors,
8. Philadelphias l6 base-hits, IA; errors;
3. Batteries-Grubera and Brennan; Hustled
and Milliggan.
Rochester: Rochesters, Q; .base,;hits, s
errors. 0. Baltimores. 8; base-hlts, Z;
errors 0. Batteries-Miller and Mckeough
McMahon and Robinson.
st. Louis: St. Louis, 2; base-hits,2. To-
ledos. 4; base-hits, 8; errors, 2. Bate
ries-Neal and Munyan; Smith and Sage.
Louisville (soven innings): Louisvilles
8; base-hits, / errors, !. Colum6us, =;
base hits, 6 errors. z. Observation-Disclosures
and Week becher: Daily and Ryan; Easton
and O'Connor; Knaves and Doyle.
Syracuse: Stars, Z; base-hlts, 8; errors
Q. Athletics, 6; base-hits, 3; errors, 9;
Batteries-Casey and Pitzsy; O'Nell and
Snvder. Second game Stars, 6; base
/ hits. 6; errors, 0. Athletics, i base-hlts
2. errors. 0. Batteries-March and Pitzsy
Strecker aud Snyder.