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New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH a COACH
,,,,, ,,i,,ro Trinune.

From The Chicago tribune -, ..
simon = rorhan says: "When was ahead OK
,otn NcCullmghs company heaIu oi an houcn.
IN Whitewater Wis, that | have laughed Hequoh'S
o'.i funeral occurred in the town While was tnerc.
:. - harvest season and the men folks were bu'H
The son of the family in when t.ie ue',n 'Hc ' ~
t,I,ce mad 10 drive carriage ne was nlV,' vi
PIi'0 H. ~" hod rrvcr seen much ot the Wo,h. 10
s rt an lie drivers box and his carraSe was tle
I,St 10 leave tile house Oi moulhiHE. ~ ~ -.
H. u'u ,,r,,nu whn were Ia occupy The lat carraSo
t.,o na' ,sr hcen in such vehicle. Wien Johnny.
,h % drver puIled mp to the Walk To- them lleJ
looked the rs and thfn % neu a.cs one Of
,, rn,rsn of the driver. who replied that he dldne
know They examined it all around one oi trn. S.
saw the little glass In me rear ana a,c!'g'u rh Hs
,ntbinr but a bird c0ud 20 through mat Ihy
sid a. thcre wasn't hole IN the top Oi Inc INNS,
"nd Iohnny said he hadn't seen any. me QUIT
c,ior ~ fhe procession Wa by tn, time iag ahc|i
Them said there was no way except by window II
~ e,dc table brought ont OF tic HOUSE,
II was on level with the window IN the c"rresr; ,e,
One ~ the women stretched herself upon ne ta2lo
n nmIIodd ano+hrr member of the party pIspc!. 20
succeeded in landing. but her clothes we're IN COY, %
dltion Of sad Disorder The Others sot IN ps ,.p np
same means Johnny DOING the pushing for the IA'e
Now we're in,' he said, but how are ye so'n'
to get ont Z" 49,, .,.-.,.. - ...,,.,..o, apr,nc
the drive to the cemetery. When the atVr pm,
was reached there was another consultation. uhe ~
the party a large and determined w0nNi SaG 'n,,S '
was no way 10 got ont except IN" oar Dl Nn'h ,'b
The scene broke UP thc sOlcnnlty Of thn occaclph
a f,w moments. one Of the attendants, seem. w
situation. opened the door and orie, was fe."I,
Aftor the return the women brlhcd the boy 10 sN
nothing about what had occurred, bni a ne w1S -
auick- -wiftcd Irish lad, he couldn't Keep t-aiu "
him am indebted for the story
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HOW MUCH LAND DOES AN ARMokf NEEO
THE coN..IsIoN TO SELECT A HOME FOX InH
,ru tEGIMEyT sTILG. AT WORK.

nth REGIMENT sTILI. AT WORK
Anotbcr meeting of the 18th Regiment AFmory Co'n'
mission was hdd yesterday to consider sV D'O
no definite actin taken, ana after acocp""e
ao,or. ~ nroprc, from the subcommittee the matter
was laid over for further considerauoh' '
,banin presided Colonel Michel asked LOT moIo
,,rnc to consdc the sites on the part Of the SUD-
committee. and Dr. Kretzschmar wanted the Ma'"r
referred back the entire commission Inc ooi'-
it,ec said that he site bounded By Eighth ana MINI
a,c. and Fifteenth and sixteenth sts., 100 Dy -oV
fect had been offered Cor $l22,OOO, ana inc pr'o0
had hccn reducd to S06,000. At TINS inc "a.or
rar,artcd that lc did not see why the committee
wanted to be discharged. If it kept on at the same
rate the site midt be got for nothing
The ouesion 4 the size Of the site was theh t.Nci'
nm. Colonel Mlhcll again advocated all entire ooch
,,., ,bo cxcc,tye building could be 400 feet long
and the drill shd 300. This amount OF property
,ou,d no secure, for less tNan the Sloo,OOo ap
nronrIatcd The ed Regiment would have got an
entire block If npney enough had been fortn'oii's'
DR. Krctzschm,r said the commission was not con
stitutcd simply get all the lana inc rcS'"'cilO
wanted but to ind out how small piot "o'uu
answer No regiment in the country had an entro
bIock for its armGy. The land would be Withdrawn
from taxation. Gc thought 100 ~ 700 iet Woula u
be enough That was as large as the site Oh inc
Reside the cntrc block for 100000. plot 423 by
200 feet the opposite sdc OF Entcenth,s,;; % nv,
been offered 10 tle comm 'Nl1l lot 90 VV' on gu" -.
A plot bounded by seventh ana Eighth aves. ara f2t
;or which $1,000 lot. or about FIQ
0nO is a,kci. The Mayor though tae
.Gs COO site good one. and said that seventy NE NE
feet adjoining milling the plot 300 by 200 feet could
lie condemned. lie believed It bet not 10 WIN. WIN.
draw an entire bltck from taxation. pr kFclz chh'I,
said tbot one objection to the entire blocA proposed
to be taken wal that the asmory would be 'los9
to the Home for The Agcd under the carr oi S t1s
rot he bcricGcIa to the inmates. He thought well
Of the Mayors ida to talc the site on the opposite
ido Of Viftccuth~t., ana condemn seventy hve icct
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
RELATIVE RAILROAD RATES.

Washington. June 1.-The Interstate commerce
Commission has announced ts decision Of the case oi
the Manufacturers and JoLbcrs' Union. OF Mankato'
Mimi. against the Minneapolis and st. Louis Rail
way Company and other railroad companies IN iaVor
~ the complainant. The Mankato dealers compIaihed
that rates from Chicago TO Mankat" shonu De no
hirber than TO Watcrvillc. Minneapolis and points to
which like rates were allowed. The points decided
src Thai charges should be relatively reasonable as
we'll as reasonable in themselves. ana ioCanN ~.
rtdoIv d;ssmilnr in situation n other localities where
lower rates are given is entitled TO rates that bear
inst relation the lower charges mace
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

Tho Anaconda rounded the Sandy HOOK heh'S"'p
NJ :4G 80 and the Clara at ! AZ 80.
From the start 70 Buoy No = OIL 'ne POM. o
tbc Hook the Anaconda gained on the 'iar"
minutes and 50 seconds. The MlHeFN"
Gained q seconds on the Chspa. From the sUh' ~
tho scotland Lighship the shamrock gained nlnuV I
and 10 seconds the Katrina Inc ma f h. ,otot
On the reach ont TO the Scotland. so that he a t,
gain AZ that point was only 10 seconds Az tne saie
popt the Minerva had gained 8 mInu,ss al1 ,n,shin
nnds on the Chspa. From the Scotlanu Lls5OsioP
n .hc finish tho Katrina gained uinnte ana 10 sec
"nGs on The Shamrock, and the Clara eaned .. sea
The wind stronger as they got out by ~ So
Hook and IL was fair yachting weather ouV.NH, Ia
THO sca was smooth, and II there had been tTnie
more wind nothing more could have been oeNiryu. 90;
After standing we'll out 10 sea beyond tne h9on ~, wy,
yachts came about aud stood for the Scotland Light
shin. which they jibed around Then those for wnon
this urhtship was the extreme outer mark squarcal
swav for home the others standing on the starboan
fack for the distant sandy Hook Lightship.
The run home furnished one OF those nean'lih bean tn1
tnnsails presents the hus of the yachts being almost
invisible below the great triangular towers OF canvas
that covered them The Chlspa seemed 70 have some
dculty getting her big ,b topsaii TO draw or het
I,nov 10 ia. went to the westward instead OF 10 the
and was disqualified from winning the race, Tho
Katrina and Shamrock have not been measured YET
nv the official measure Of the club but As the Katrina
is the allowing boat and she beat on actual time,
An iron steamboat crowded with guests Of the club
followed the races. The judges were G. T. Pierce.
H. r. Howell and George F. Barlow, who went over
tho in a tug 4, .
race were The Electra Aveuell and Meteor The time
the follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

cheers drowned the leaders, words at TINS polh'' o'
his motion adopted unanimously.
Assemblyman KcrTigan offered resolution l" 'o'o'
to a special committee Of live the eXtfaoiuinaIs Po
cecdngs Of the County Committee at US nccaIe d ~
June 10. and the proposed abrocaiOn oi ~. % hose NJ
organization which has heretofore formed tno D"'' "
its existence II. ..ooob in which
Mr. Kcrrcan made n characteristic SIce l.d,od H. "a. no
bo di,ed inio local history and severely nahdlcu uo
present managers of tie COUNTY De%d We said
accusing them Of incapacity ana ya him hack
of Instice Murray We will Contnue 70 sclu mn % ~
to the Comfy Committee and he VIII on}ncnt sg Sn nq wnc
whether they accept him or not incan,,,jon was
Vac warmly applaudcd. Mr. kcrricdn resU'''o. .,i
nassed and he was appointed chairman OF the Spe''
cnrnmttpe
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
DEMANDING PAY FOR \ LOST LEG.

James Canavan has sued the Atlantic Avtnne RAN
road Company ior $4,000 damages for benz run over
and losing his leg on tie night OF september 10 AZ
Hamilton-ave. and Hcks%t The suit was on uiaI
YESTERDAY before eNJudse James Troy as fei-ife' l"'
plartr SAYS that the knocked him down. and that
10 did not sec II until il was close upon him. \
driver Of Brooklyn City Railroad car testified h&t
he saw Mr Canavan atJarpt TO cross the Avenue
which was torn up for repairs. Two cars "eiS, dP-
nri,1hi, fo.a opD /, di'ccuCns The m-n Iel te.
fvccn III. tracks, and seeing Of the cars, called
to the driver. who was going at rapd Hte, 10 stDp
hut he psid no attention and Mr.. Canayan was hlTt
Tic case was adjourned to Friday
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Srw DrDrCTORS IN TIE p. AND O..

baltimore. .hnc Il Cspeciall.-At the monthly meet
, ~ tho baltimore and Ohio directors tomorrow inc
civ Of baltimore viii be represented for the last ue
Besides the retirement of the seven representatives. Vi
the city. two Of the four state directors arc "'o
dropped. The company will make food nhan'a"' 'la
report for May. showing gross earnings of T2ooooo'
II the Richmond Terminal Company j. gwen u F'P
rcscatation on the board like pr'llcec MAY po "a
,cctod b the Jersey Central. because it supplies ono
end 10 the Baltimore and Onto in the 1St anu tI.!
on the same grounds the Illinois Central olshI 70 N
one for s t.;minal connection in the Northwest mo
Ohio and Mississippi representation AZ tAe y, L,lS
end and 90 on for all te other companies that cross
or connect with the Baltimore and ONO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
GLIDING AWAY FROM MS COMPETITORS.
A wELLKNOwN DANCING MASTER STARTS
SUDDENLY FOR THE WEST.

OF DDLNbl fpN IuI' NI"pA'
Peter V. Cartier, who has for some years conducted
the dancing academy at No. 80 Fifthavc disappeared
few DAYS ago. greatly tho surprise Of his friends
and to his landlord George Hnckcn Of NO. 223 East
Thrtccntlst. Hinckcn went for his rent last week
and was informed that Cartier had gone TO the Cat
,lllls for his health. and was told to come on the
following day. when lie could see Mrs. Cartier. Tho
next day Mrs. Cartier sad that her husband had gone
away leaving no word TO where he could be found.
lIncken thea took means 10 get possession OF his
building and Mrs Cartier had their personal effects
removed Then she cot letter from Cartier. dated
a Chicago saying that he was on his way to Colorado.
Mrs. Cartier has also left tho city and II is believed
she Will Ioin her husband In the West
George IIlllen. a former landlord Of Cartier, and
intimate friend II his, says that the dancing master
was always pnnctla In his payments and made a
great deal Of money from his academy. lie was how
ever improvdcnt making money with hand and
throwing II away with the other and being OF n
Sanrilnc temperament, was induced to assume Obl
cations that he expected to he able to Iquldac from
last winters returns of the academy. The warm
winter and Ia grippe combined 20 make dancing com
p1rativcly a flilurc from a business point OF
and he was in consequence driven to the wall Just
how much CaIticr's Indebtedness amounts 10 Is not
known but those who best Informed about the
affair say that he could easily make up the deficiency
In one winter they In hopes that he will rourn
settle up his affairs and begin again.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CANES IL OTHER CITIES.

Boston June 17.-IIeayy batting by the Boston team
characterized this mornings game the Players League
After Daley got over his wdncss in the hrst inning he
invineibe. ward Irwin and Quinn did the best work
in tho field The attendance about 200 Tho score
by innings
ESSSsyn rSSiS1 1r ..i-.l......S h,S . az
Ea.ehts-Botton 13. Brooklyn 10 E-rors-no.ton l.
hrookiyn ?. Pithcrs-Dancy and Wcyhinr Umpire.-
Matthews and Daily.
The Players game this afternoon by tho Bos.
tots batting Van Iar'ns curves and the features OF the
game were the hitting by Quinn irwin, Nash and Rich.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Judge John G. Churchill. Of OswcEo. EVER
TTT-Chr stopher A.. Buckley. OF San Francisco FIFTH
AVENU UE-Admiral David d Porter and wife Congress
ran Levi Naish. Of Penpsyyania; HcIaco Guzn1n.
Ninis1r for Nicaragua Washnron; Count dc Byandt
Of Holland ext ongrsssman George West. Of Bhston.
y. Y ard state Senator George b. Erwin. ST. JAMES
Ex-senator Henry Russell o. Albany WINDSOR-Cap.
tain c. c. Drury, OF the British Navy.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
THE BURGLARS cor LITTLE BOOTY.

Burglars made several successful attempts to enter
houses In Pacific ST. carly yesterday morning, bnt
failed 10 carry of property Of value The method OF
affecting entrance was the same In each caseby fore
ing open the back basement window. At No. 4lp
Pacncst.. the house Of Mrs. Matilda Tottcnger, the
sum of g. 80 was found upon the manel, and WAS
carried on At No. 4i3. the house of John ID. Clark
nothng was found to be stolen. A Waterbury watrn,
worth So was taken from the house " William +.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ORGANIZING TIE NoRrII AMERICAN coMrAXY.

ORGANIZING THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
A meeting Of the corpo,ators Of the North Amer
can Company, which IS reorganization Of the Oregon
Transcontnental Company, was held in the Office OF
A. O. Kessbey, at Newark yesterday. Directors were
elected but their names not disclosed The
North American Company incorporated on satIir
day, under the laws Of NcwJerscy. with S3o0OOOOO
canital.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
THE NEW YORK LEAGUE TEAM ~ BOSTON.

Eo.tou, June II (Specai.Two games were played TO-
day between Boston and New-York az the South End
grounds That the morning. which Wa attended BY
T. 532 persons hy the New-i iolkcrs n 2. IL
was case Of light batting both side, but The New-
Yorks managed to combine safo and sacrifice hits enough
- earn Two runs while nun by Tucker and cNcpsabe
tumble by Long them the other two The Bosons
had three men left third and sharp single would
have tied the but II was not forthcoming
The
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ruA1cRs on WESTERN ROADS.

Chicago June 17-W. G. Brown. superintendent of
the Chicago Burlington and Qulncy's lines in Iowa
and Missouri is be general manager Of the Hannibal
and St. Joseph and the Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs lines, succeeding IN that place W. i.
Merrill who In August will become general manager OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy system
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

The League rare at Washington Park BFcoklyn. yes
to-day wa, clever exhibition n scientific ha'clai. In
which the prdegiooms defeated TIER Quaker CITY rivals
afor sriritcG ard wcll-concs:ci game Loyct pt'hed
well and so did Gleason while their general support was
.harp and elective. The abounici in pretty plays
and the onlcokorS aIpaudcd uns,intnry.
Tho game uncertain untn the seventh inning wAen
consecutive hits by Collins Pinkncy O'Brcn and Burns
and an cxcusahr error by Allen home three
runs and the game. O'Br!en made remarkable
throw to the plate IN the fourth Inning. cutting oil
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
pFI1FyrS IN DIVISION OF TRAFFIC.

Chicago June Il (spscial-Chairman Walker is
thorough convert to the lcgalzing of division of
traffic. said he to-day "Divsion Of tra1lc l. the
direct opposite of pooling. Pooling combines traiic'
and division OF traffic Is, Of course the contrary
should division of traffic be lcgalized, and the Ill
vision be under the supervision OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. | cannot CONCEIVE OF any
possible objection TO the plan. The history 0i rat
making can be taken to show that no UNREASONABLE
rates will be made would the Commission allow OF
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
FROM BISMARCK TO GALVESTON.

Topska KAN June 17.-Artcles Of Incorporation
have bcen fled for standard gauge railway 1000
miles in length. The proposed line is 70 be built
from Bismarck y. D. 10 Galveston. passing throngh
Republic, sana, McphersOn, Harvey. sedgVick ana
Sumner counties. Kansas. The capital stock Is named
4 $40 600 900 The directors {. Kl>cmcycr. IT,.
j. W!nkler. j. ID. LonE. W. F. Genene and James
DaW. AL Of Halslcad, Kan.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

Earned runs-Bo-t0a . Ncw.Yorh ]. TwObase hits
Tucker sullivan. Long bennett, Tiernan Denny sac.
fir-t base ballsBy GARRISON /. by Ru,ic . First
ia.c on crrors-l3'ton 2 Ncw.York 3 strnck out
nuckicy. Double play smith. Bcnncts and Tucker
Umpirc-Zacharias 1lme-l 49,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
INTERSTATE COMMERCE HEARING.

Washington. June 1.-THE hearing in the case OF
the New-York Board Of Trade and Transportation
against the Pennsylvania and twenty-one o'hcr rail-
road companies, in which Is involved the question
~ r..ne on domestic shipments and inland rates on
through foreign shipments Oi Ike traffic, was con
cluded before the Interstate Commerce commission 10
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ONLY ONE CIT IN RATES YESTERDAY.

Chicago June l. (SpecaD.-The only change IN
rates today was the authorization by Chairman God
daId Of the making of S23 passenger rate 'mcas'
TO Denver c meet the ?l6 rate made by the Missouri
Pacific from St. Louis.
Tho Atchison today found guilty OF furnishing
free sleeping car accommodation IN order 10 even up on
the rate, and fined 800 by Chairman Goddard
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ABSORBED By TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

Augusta, Me-. June II (speciaD.-Thc Canadian
Pacific will be in full possession Of the New RrunS-
wick system on and after July and has also lea'cd
the Grand Southern road from It. stephen 10 81 Joh
from Russell Sage. who purchased II two years ago
Frank l. Cram. Of Bangor, now general manager oi
,he Tew. Brunswick system. will. il Is said. be the
general superintendent Of the Canadian Pacihc system
10 Maine and III the Provinces WITH s'IdFy Vi f000'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
College CREWS ON THE THAMES.

New London, June 1.-THE Harvard University and
freshman crews arrived this afternoon and the Yale
freshmen will reach here 10 morrow followed later In
the week by two crews each from Cornell and tho
University OF Tcnnsy'an
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

h0i'Sq fSrncd runs NcwYork ? So,tan o sacncS hts
Tlcrnan p Gla,scock Denny. First base on ball. Long
McGar. First base on errors Ne"-N OK = Io'ton l.
smith O.tleiu. Double piay-1icrnan and olasscock.
Wild ptchcs-Gctzcin !. Time 90. Impire-Za rhar!as
Tho second game m the Boston and NowYork National
LEAGUE clubs today characterized bv sharp fielding
BON sdc- but fcw being made out'de Of tho bat
~rlcs Boston Dattcd Iiuse freely Attendance. $500
The
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
PAYING For TIE WIDENING OF A STREET


Judgments were taken In the city Court Yesterday
before Judge Van Wyck against the city Of Brooklyn
for ncarl, 10000. The cases were claims for
damages for property taken in the widening OF
Bankcrst pursuant to the act Of the Legislature OF
March =. 1872. six awards were made. as follows :
Mary f. Williams. as executor. Ss PAS 81 Henry
Hilton R6.D91 and 800 50. Virginia Mes,role
s2.Gi3 ss, and Joseph Allcgri, S7.563 So The ciI
will probably be compelled 70 levy tax assessment
on the property In the neighborhoOd Of Banker-st 10
pay these Judgments.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
For nlno ,nnlnr. rc.e.a,r the xewark and R,l,mcr.


team. latod ncr,ey f.s supremacy Tho excitement %
the COO spectator. at Newark was great Tho score
Ssgo5s Ss,, 5s.. .................ii 2 . ] 90
na.chlts- Newark a. Baltimore O. Error.-Sevark G.
Baltimore {. Pltchcrs-Milef aid German. Umpir'-
Kelly.
Tho Yale and Princeton College will play or their
Tie game at Eastern PARK this afternoon. good deal
q money ia wagcrcd the result, with Princeton slight
fayorite In the betting.
At brotherhood Park to-day The New.York and Pha-
dclphla Players teams Will bats. The New.York
and New.Jcrsoy Athletic club Will play a. a L.
championship game a the Polo Grounds today.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
IT, on, vbon winning run was made

EEsS;}1}aS,, Ess;YG1S .-~ g 9 Q Q -
on fs5aSa sd1nicT9 ; ,i q KqS tai IL Tir;t siEe
Tcw.YorR u PhiaGclrhia 10. struck oIt-o ls'1ifIr.
Shannon. naacd Kc,fs = Knel .. Frs l3sG on t1t' @
ron Cross Twohasc hi,s-Gorc. whltncy Griffin 2 HaIl'
m, sacrifice hits Ewing Whitney. Johnf:on, Hatfield,
SbSndIa Mnycv' Mlllgan 2 stolen ha'cs-"orH
Vauchn Connor Johnston. shannon, Grlnn. pouh"
,l,y5 Shindle and FarIar Shndc unassisoi, I3tn"d,
lhannon and Connor. Wild pitches -Kc'fc J. TaS.'d
living l. Mllpan !. rmpircs-kni7ht and Jones
Time 20. Attendancc--T7o.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ROCK AND RYEi

From The Binghamton Republican.
he Rapp-so you went gcologizng. Did you find
any quartz
De Roi-No; but VIC had a good tmc We took
several quarts with US.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Park yostr Law tho visiting player a'ain winning rather
eA-iy. Stafford pitched IN splendid form In spite Of his
rathcr DO ? support The scoro

%s;.s.. 5,s,,y f"y.-........So o Z! o Q Q 90
Earned runs-Iorsey city %. Worccsi~r ? Frt M."
on cfror,-Jer-cy Cn5 ( Worcostor l. LIT cn nasos--
Jrrsoy CIV G. worrst"t T. ia." on balpf IIt+ferald
Struck out Van Al.-lIa. DoWd a.. fitzgerald 49,.
6,uinas.o Stafford stolen iasce-Murrh,. Guinasso.
Sacrinco hts-N -NcDermott Spll. kcnned, Sniu 2
Jones. Stafford ponh" T.'ys-Spill tamE'on az J"n's
Spll Na.'.r and CAmrdoh I'o-ba-r hl<--Drndv, cam
.l,a Koi.1oly. Wild prhe'-starord rmprc-
,'nrcoran Ime-l 81
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
PHILADELPHIA WINS AGAIN.
DEFEATING; THE LOCAL PLAYERS CLUB.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BROOKLYN LEAGUE MEN. HOWEVER TAKE
GAME FROM THE QUAKER CITY TEAM.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE
,.o,rvo,. po.,on > Cors, Boston t. New.YoFk Csec.
N'N-i"Ih v boNVo" - ' CaTc).
u came. = ,,n.ao,r,iaA Cincinnati 3. Chicago o.
PLAYLRS' LEAGUE.
Philadelphia :. Ncw-York o: Hoo."' c1n,c'
Boston IL, bf"hlH ''7' Chl,aqo 4, Cleveland l.
game. p"tt.hurg H. Buffalo u.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
,,., 'ri Toledo TO- st. Louis 3.
ntni'tlc D 'roohI!!n louisville L. Columbus -
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
. ctr xew.rIaven TO- Hartford I.
Mofccsttr o. JsrS,E w - Washington g. Wilmington D.
Tho NcwYork and Philadelphia Players ,''"'s "'a
an ,o,,-os,,ng hut far from perfectly played game a'
poth..hoo, Park vc-erday while the QUAKER Ciy
da marc errors than their Ncw.York riNa''' u'r
,s,oto. were less costly. The New'iorkcrs V''A
I A In tho carly part Of the game, and seemed ID nave
,hn cann reu I'm hand. The Quaker City pa!N'' now
~ ,uicd in the sixth inning and tied inc Scof'' anu
won the qamc in tenth inning ,
r,-i,o caught for two innings ana rrur'u' ''pt,"'
.,to hts nloce Sander. pitched two innings 'o7 i"n'
,I,,, hut \. his delivery attcd freely ne gave way
% E,Au and this chang, very probably d''eatcu WV"
w., ,rho hating wa. eIFrGetc on both sues
,,.,,h the .ror. at G 10 In Ncw.l ork' laNor' "'
,,, men rallied I'm tAe sixth inning and made n' s"'
81, ,fto, ono man was ont Muisan was sent 70 "''t
- .,,,c, halls and then Kncll gracefully struck OUT
,,,r ,ras also -.nt 10 called balls Shlhule M
. ,r,, field and as O'Rourkc allowed III. bau 70 pa''
., vu,lic,n and irlnin scored tho error Sh''u'
,,, IN third Iallman hit II Kecfc hut Connor mnueu
,,o ,,roN and Shlndl, scorid. In the tfnth hh'he
r,r,r vos sent to nrst OF called ais. "ent % son"
on Nucan,s sacrifice and scored "rihns dfiVc over
Johnscn's head. Inr sror' was; ,,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

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90 luhla Broohlfn = Ilr-t u1sr hasF Gleason T.
iy Loyctt q struck out-Mycgs . Ma'er A0'n Lo,"ti.
IhIoctasc hl-Mc,an..v Iwo-bSe NJ hrfs@ Nv'r
r.n.ncy ,.ocn ba.c. to!ilns . o'1rien Lo,ctt liam
ilio. Burke. Double ya-sA.l Gleason, t'm'ntS.
Mavor. and Myers. Myefs ert Mccaui-y WIZ, Htfh1o
and P,w,r. Zinc Of game 80. Attsndance. $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

Nilfor No. 49, paclfc-st In no instance ala the
lntiuders venture above the basement.