The Washington critic., 1890-03-12

following table of dates was adopted
without discussion:
BOSTON An HOME.
With Brooklyn \pril 81, 22, 80, "a;
June II, II, 10; August 0, l., ~.
With Bufralo-May 90, 30, 30 81; July IA,
10, ~; August 81, 90, 23.
With Chicago-May -, 2G, %, 90; July
II, 1S, 10; August 25, 90, 81
With Cleveland-Alay Is, 16, II, 10; July
{, 3, 0; September l. l, 2.
With New Yorl-Aprl %, 2G, 2S, 90:
August 6, Z, 8; September s, 8, TO-
With Philadelphia-Jun 12, 13, II, IG;
August 13, II, IS; September4, $, s.
With Pittsburg-May 20, 81, 22, %; July
10, II, l2; August 2S 20, 30.
BROOKLYN AT HOME.
With Boston-May 5, 6, Z, D; June 0, 10,
II; September II, 12, ID.
With BufIalo-May 20, 81 %, 90; July
10, IL, 1s; August rs, go, %.
With Chicago-May Is, 16, II, 10; July
I, 8, o; September /, ], ..
With Cleveland-May 90, 30, 30, n; July
II, 1s, 10; August 2s, 80, 30.
With New York-April 30; May /, 2, 81
June IL, 13, IA; September 4, 5, g.
With lphia-April 25, 2G, 2s, 29
August 6, I, s; September s, 8, 10.
With Pittsburg-May "a, 20, %, 2S; July
II, 10, 16; August 81, %, 23.
BUFFALO AT HOME.
With Boston-July 4, 4, ); July 81; Au-
gust ], 2, /; September 30, 30; October /.
With Brooklyn-June 30; July 1,2, 81;
July "a, %, 90; October 2, 3, 4.
With Chicago-April %, 26, 2S. 20; Au-
gust 1G, Is, 10; September s, 9, 10.
With Cleveland-April 81, 90, 23, 81;
June 0, 10, IL; September 1, 3, 6.
With New York-June 20, 21, 90, "a
July 81, %, %; September "a, 25, %.
With phia-June %, 26, q, 2S;
July %, 30, 30; September 10, 20, 22.
With Pittsburg-June 9, 8, 4; June II,
13, II, lG; September II, IL, -.
CHICAGO AT HOME.
With Boston-June %, 26, 81, 2S; July
81, %, %; September 10, 20, 22.
With Brooklyn-June 20, 81, %, 81;
July 2s, 30, 30; September 30, 80; Octo-
ber !.
With BuGalo-May 0, 10, 12, l3; August
0, II, 12; September 10, 16, II.
With Cleveland--June 2, 3, 4; June 1G,
II, II, 10; August 6, rs.
With New York-,Iuly 4, 1, 5; July 81;
August ] 2, 4; October 2, 3, 4.
With phia-June 30; July /, 2, 3;
July "a, 25, 26; September "a, 20, %.
With Pittsburg- May 5, g. I, s; June 5,
6, Z August 13, II, 15
CLEVELAND AT HOME.
With Boston--June 20, q, 90, "a; July
2s, 30, 30; September "a, 25, 81.
With Brooklyn-June %, 26, 21, 2S; July
21, %, 49, September 10, 20, %.
With Buffalo-May 3, 6, l. s; June 5, 6,
Z; August 13, IA, 10.
With Chicago-April 80; May /, 2, 8;
June 12, 13, "A; September IL, 1918.
With New York-June 30; July /, 2, 3;
July "a, 25, 2G; September 20, 30; Octo-
Der l..
With Philadelphiq-July4 4, 4, 5; July 81:
August /, 2, 4; October 2, 3, 1.
! With Pittsburg-May ., 10, Il, 13; Au.
gust o, II, -; September Is, l6, II.
NEW YORK AT HOME.
! With Boston-May o, 10, l2, 13; June 2,
| g. A; August l6, IS, 10.
With Brooklyn--June 5, 6, I; August 49,
| Ia, Is; September Is, l6, II, Is.
With Buflalo-May 10, III, II, 10; July Z
With Chicago-May 20, 81, 20, a3; July
| 10, II, 12; August %, 20, 30.
IA, IS, 16; August 81, 22, %.
With Philadelphia-Apri 81, %, %, "a
| June II, 1S, 80; August Q, IL, ~.
With Plttsburg-May 80, 30, 30, 81; July
| II, Is, 10; August 25 26, %.
PHILADELPHIA AT HOME.
With Boston-April 30; May l, 2, 3; Jun,
), 6, Z: September Is, IL, IL
With Brooklyn-May Q, 10, 12, 13; JUNE
| ?, 9, 4; August 1G, Is, 10.
With Buflalo-May "a, 26, %, 2S; July II
49, 10; August 2S, 90, 80.
With Chicago-May 90, 30, 30, 81; Jul,
II, Is, l6; August 81, %, %.
With Cleveland-May 20, 81, %, %: Jul,
| 1911, ~; August 25, 26, 27.
With New York--May 5, 6, :, s; June 0
| 10, IL; September il, l2, -.
With Pittsburg--M May Is, l6, II, 10; Jul,
{, ), 8; September /, /, ?.
pITTsBURG AT HOME.
With Boston--June 30; July /, 2, 8; Jul,
| "a, %, 2G; October ., 3, 4.
With Brooklyn-July 4, 4, 3; July 81
August ], ., 4; September p, %, p.
June II, Is, 10; August q, Z, s.
With Chicago-April 81, %, 90, "a; Jun,
Q, 10, II; September 1, 5, u.
With Cleveland-April %, 20, 2S, 20
August l6, is, 10; September s, ., TO-
With New York-June 25, 26, %, 2S; Jul,
2S, 20, 30; September 10, 90, 29.
With Philadelphia-June 90, 81, %, "a
July 21, %, 23; September29, 30; October /
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