New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
CINCINNATI EXPELLED.
BASEBALL MEN IN EXECUTIVE HUMoR.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION WILL CON.
TIME FOR ANOTHER DAY.


TINuE FOR ANOTHER DAY.
The National League baseball delegates In session
at the Fifth Hotel only short time yesterday
day evening devoted TO the arrange
men details and deals which may and may not be con-
nrmed at todays convention That the baseball war Is
assured although few consolidation ana ireezeout
arrangements have yet 10 be perfected The Players
League s thing OF the past although the ashes OF the
organization may sputer and szze at unexpected moments
Many OF the Players League cubowners are still In the
city, but they present anything but conndens happy ap
pearance.
They recognize that their organization Is wrecked, and
struggling much possible out OF the ruin
The majority will succeed and viii regain at eas' poraon
Of money during last seasons disastrous campaign
Spading regains control OF Chicago ior inc Na'os'
League for the moderate outlay Of $4,000. Inc TWO
clubs in New.York ard the two in Pttsburg are already
consolidated The rival stockholders from Cleveland were
consultation the day, and several oners were
made OF which will be accepted Johnson 'ne
League been working In the beei that nc "ouu
secure Cincinnati
The National League men went into session at IL 80
O'Clock but adjourned in half hour, after appointing
go investigate Spading the diplomatic
started out TO investigate the trouble IN bfooNyh' NJ
at once hunted up Wendell Goodwin, the head OF ue
Brooklyn Players Club, and long consultation was hea
1t appears that the hitch between the two Brooklyn CLUBS
caused by question Of grounds The Players Leasu'
people only interested in the Kings County roso
but real estate in the neighborhood OF
the club to play at the Eastern Park grounds
President Byrne and Directors Doyle and Abel were
just determined that the club should play at washington
Park where the Brdegrooms have won so many green
diamond honors. Each side showed desire to buy out
tho other, did with any favor Spadings
automatic fingers soon got to with the result that
the angle began disappear and the two Brooklyn CLUBS
will be The foundation for settlement mas
been laid meeting the directors OF the two
lu Monday the few remaining conflicting interests VIII
nd rand eli nh
worshipped by baseball enthusiasts the big Bridge
The National League disposed Of the Cincinnati white
elephant order The emphatic manner In wncn the
old cubowners disposed the Porkopolitan city created
stir I'm the corridors when the news became KNOWN Inc
League apparently does recognize tho recent sale OF the
Cincinnati club the Players League, and still claims
that territory The board OF directors held meeting
and found club guilty Of supplementary proceedings
The Cincinnati found guilty OF violating the
cardinal principles the League, and it suggested
that the organization be expelled When the Board pre-
scented its report the League promptly expelled tho
Cincinnati club It's ranksJ The vote was TAKEN and
was unanimous for expulsion.
John T. Brush, representing syndicate OF capitalists
then made application for Cincinnati franchise and
80 .v.rdod IN him. Stgl l. believed that the
National League will pay back the $4,000 to the men
who purchased the club for the Players League several
weeks ago. Several the holders of Cincinnati stock
~ q, the nresent time virtually the National
League.
Many balplaycrs were around the corridors OF the
Fifth Avenue during the day, and they exhibited
the first real anxiety they have felt for year Heretofore
tbere have been many places and equal number
Of heavy salaries. They recognize that cohsohoSuo"
means fewer places and surplus Oh payms
material They want to where they Will come out I'D
the shuttle which Will the circuits for next year
They questioned their respective cubo"ners ana "hep
d that they would cared for they started ior nome
satisfied Brotherhood phantoms and extraNagances havo
vanished The baseball player Of today Is su9huy
different individual what he was year ago. Mike
Flaherty boss twirler might conseh' ~ p'ch' W
shake hands with Mayor Grant
Many OF the League In favor OF closing their
convention yesterday. but few OF the more
demnrred 1t was finally put to a vote. and the CLUB
owners decided to remain for another day. upon
nrorses from Messrs Spaldng Day and Byrne that i'm
orant rports would be submitted TO the League to-day
T Boston delegation. Conant and Soden werS anAouo W
40 home They declare that they can hahdie the war III
Boston, and outside help. Ihey nave nv. M. .
for helm this season. decidedly improbable ta'
o,o, an American Association club Will be locaseu ih
Boston 1t may also be some time oefore 'he 'ouo'o "
phiadelpha is adjusted. The ghost OF the supposu Avn
letc Club has appeared, and demands ree's"'s'" AN
hand in the deal. l., ..., h,. mi,
The circuit OF the Nauohai be"s"o "'
so the American Association. NewYork BROOKLYN Boston
and PHILADELPHIA will make up the Eastern emu vi a'
League while Pittsburg Chicago. Cincinnati ana Ce'e
lard will form the Western end OF the circuit Inc e
am Association will have clubs in ST. Louis, LousVe
Columbus baltimore. Washington and proospy flnsae'
mia The remainder OF the circuit Is uncertain LOT ''
present ,.. ..ua ,,x,o,s
,,ar and ,elepraphed to Boston TO Charles A. Prince
the newly elected president to come on 10
M prince arrived about o'clock last night anu o"
,,ro,ce was held at the ST. James Hotel. Inc no''"
ana philadelphia Players clubs seemed 10 h'n> '''
~ trrachery I'm the ranks and they proposed II possible
., ave themselves Every effort was made to keep the
meeting secret ,, ... r
some Of the delegates Of the opinion ina, A. Ia
rhon had been trying himself after promising
cha, ne would enter mo further negotiations ooio
onsutnc them Neither the New-York. Brooklyn Vie'e
land nor Pittsburg clubs were represented
in the evening A. L. johnson said that he was
oring fr that meeting and that he proposed 70 make
II interesting everybody who opposed num- nc a
i,ovledged that he had held conference WV"
r. do II Robinson OF the Cleveland League ciuo
hut he said that nothing had come Oh y"
Ue said that he proposed 10 DO reoo,"
used for the 81 500, his assessment IN purchasing w
Cincinnati club lie characterized 'ne heas .,'r -,
in exneling the Cincinnati club T the biggest Dun OF
h se,son Johnson declared that he would carry MS
o ~ the courts Ba.eball last night were OF inc
n,on than the GRANDMOTHER OF the Players League
Io,son is called to be made the scapegoae Oh 'he
lost baseball cause. His zeal and hard work nave no'
a poor reward ~, ,,,-. . ,,
49, -, so,rs and many OF the delegates remained around
-. v,h Avenue Hotel until early hour this morning.
TN LEAGUE has manipulated that old maxim that when
,, do not wish TO deyour your enemy yourself create
o,o,nal stand aside and see the enemy
davour Itself The National League men are confident
tho, ,be last struggle in the baseball war VIII end at
,odav,s meeting Most Of the League men VIII be home
for their Sunday dinners Crow VIII hoC oe an arce
food on any League table
To man mr. woman who has an unqualified wish the
many columns OF short advertisements on the ninth
page OF The Tribune Will be found brnful Oh interest.