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The Players League.

NEW YORK tP. L.. Il: CLEVELAND (P. LII 2.
The New York Up. L. team is still pretty
well broken up. but 1t manages TO play q
winning game, and yesterdays contest with
Cleveland was no exception to the rule. One
Of tho late sufferers. Slattery, made his re-
appearance upon the field. but there were
still some new changes made. Manager Ewing
playing second and Vaughn going behind tho
bat Dunlap's reported engagement by the
club seems to have been premature. He has
not signed a contract, but 1t is thought that
he may do 80 to-day Dunlap IL high priced
player and there are many who believe that ho
holds his services at too high a figure for the
New Yorks, but THE BUN repor ter was told By
those who ought to know that everything has
been all fixed. and Dunlap will surely sign
contract
What was expected 10 be q good game
dropped into inslgnifcance after tho second
inning, Tho ClevslanGs placed Gruper I'm
tho box. but no made a terrible mess Of 1t. He
started on by giving three OF the seven men nj
the bat bases on balls in the first inning and
IN inc second inning no was batIed In Mi
nrecuons' DelehantV was also responsible
IN great measure, Tor the disaster three OF
w, art ioHr ertorS materially assisting the New
Eood enhi6itlon under the circumstances. but
was their batting that proved 10 Ia tha "a
oeeming portion Of the game. ORoufEe lad
WIN the STICK, ami he was the principal In one
Sno no Tioyerest double plays made at Brother
himself we'll behind the bat and In the seventh
The score: - ''u' Daii
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Base Ball Notes.
Burdock il laid up again.
1t will be ladies' day at Eastern Park tomorrow.

Burdock is laid up again
1t will be ladies' day at Eastern Park TO- morrow.
.rssSt Chicago 10 Gay Euis poS -FOUR
m 0ss va. s 9 naD
John BurdocE OAKLAND Park BASE Bali ErOaaSh jersey
Tho Cleveland tP. L. team have transferred their
Central
The Jersey City and Newark Clubs play two gAmeS
afternoon at Newark.
Y city
base are equal 70 Sson IN JoTssy City IN years.
ha Es Sss Sg gESssSs 0y HARTFORD Inc latter was
those At Broihsrhood Park and The latter have
be MADE Tor The G1ounaH Tho c.erS viii have quite an
amount of expenses TO settle
a"y % Of T s IS 0Tls 1HG
there were present 10l persona
The s. Louis club VIII MAKE :he, r.t Hpp:SranSs IN
olsnd 'As 6np ar I
III, S ~ Win m tho box
THO Academy Of Music team Of jersey City and the
On TG sSsd
1nS ana IN
games against the New YoTks winning three Tho
fourth no lost by being hit hard but account OF
bis wiIdneSA ho gave nino their base balls
In OF s victories he pitted against Keefe who
was bGtted out OF the box.
Business Manager Sliney accompanies the Cleveland
q, L. team simply to look after the nnanosA he has
don't need any manager said seCSnd saSomsn strifisr
team and wiz Keep them al Russins to boat "a 1''D
Ted" Sullivan made bad break at Oakland Park
CITY %asGtngton game Umpire Valentine called ono OF
critical moment Manager sullivan got mSd He said
tine WAS aSSu. eayIng he walked up 70 him and called
Manager BnrdCSk front Of Sullivan and stopped
but he refused After Valentine lon the ground said
he was sorry the thing had occurred
base sSl team viii play az It's games a. Brotherhood
Of games SOoLsd e be played there the team and
md Of TIE Er1nS stand for the Of tae
ere ere June 2i WIN n AZ; r. win Az "a VIII
BsrtsIsyt % with Bsrfslcy; so with cTeSeenti Aug 4
with Yonters Q. with N, r. A. O. sspI 10 10 and AZ
are open dates.
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The Frat German Gun Club.

The First German Gun Club OF New York held we'll
attended shoot at live birds Louis Mers old shoot.
ing ground the Jamaica plank road yesterday after
noon Tho club shoots under nodded Long Island
ruleA The conditions for good shooting were favorable
although tho smoke hung somewhat. The scores made
were good. Mr.. schell and r. Pfaender tied for tho
gold medal and first prize straight; on tho shoot on
PfAender won with killed OF for HE opponent
Mr. Pfaender has won the medal three tmeA Killing 70
the regular and shoot offs OF ties total OF 81
BIRDS OF 80 Tie medal Of solid gold, heavy and
artistic piece of workmanship became Mr. Pfaenders
property and was duly presented to him by the PTes
deaf Of the Club Mr. Aahn who made an approprtnte
speech the occasion. ANY one who has tho
medal three times 30 that becomes hib property, IL
debarred from winning first prize again but may take
second prize often a. Tho second prize yesteE
DAY went 10 Mr. schel: A sweepstaEes at two 1--we
birds each followed the regular event and thon tho
members adouFned to the hotel where Mrs. Miller and
q substantial dinner Awaned them After tho repsst
OF tho gentlemen assembled on tho bowling alley
and rolled Two regulation frame games Breitsiens
side winning the hrst mat II andIIi while the second
game went TO Schiller team by pins
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CrIeket Notea.

nuHl smoking concert tomorrow evening NJ lnternR,
tiOnAl Hall
j. Tully, prominent member or the kOtB Forest
Cricket Club has lately arrived in this country and has
Joined the cricket team OF tho Berkeley A o.
Milwaukee crick eters arc booming tho game In the
Cream City this year Several new organizations have
sprung up and the game viii b played with great VEor
during the coming season.
clifford @ Turner OF tho New Jersey Q. will mot take
his annual trip 70 Europe this year and he will be
oftener ut the WlcksB than In Seasonal
cause for oonGrAtulation among his club mateA
Considerable interest manifested in the game which
the Germantown q. ~ OF PHILADELPHIA will play at
Staten Island Friday II will be the nrSt game OF the
season Vhich the Ih1ndsrs will have
team and their play will b carefully noted especially
by the MGnhRttRhl
II interested in yachting shooting, nShing, racing
. beating, " AthlStsh EpAa She RsskJ SSWk-AaR.
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LoursvlLLE, 3: sYRAcUsL2.

hits-DoTRHn. MeQusry: ThreebAse hit-ChildIs Bases
omhs s'n hS0 n SnSk Weaver
balls-Wright DorGsn, T2mney q Struck opt-Ely.
oRourko; ~ Ryan, 8. 1imo-l'2a AHendAncs-6l2
Umpre-DoOIcher.
BALrIMoKE May 27.-MAnAger BArnio intends to play
Sunday games A. Brooklyn small place Immediately
across the riyer In Anne Arundel county provided tho
authorities do not interfere He Ia now engaged in
making the necessary arrangements In speaking Of
the venture ho said; II we Introduce sunday games
they will be conducted on the most orderly basis There
are ousAndS Of working people who are deprived OF
must only nay Adnission prioe on week days but
AlsO lose time and. therefore money. Brooklyn, ~ Y
IL very moral city, hut no one has ever raised OBJ
lection TO Sunday games there that know Of and a
hundred clubs play ~ often the day comes around
New York New Jersey, ana many other States permit
Sunday ball."
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FISHER WON THE CUP.



Many fair guests enjoyed the FIRST ladies' day OF the
season at tho picturesque summer home OF the New
York Athletic Club At TrAvers Island. Pelham Manor
on the Sound yesterday Each tuesday OF the season
VIII be devoted to the reception and entertainment oil
the lady guests Of the club The island will be thrown
open for their inspection, every department beins
made specially attractive for their dedication.
Carriages will meet incoming trains when desired
The threatening weather and showers kept many OF
those who would otherwise have been present from
MPS h aGy Sgs I the d HsTy SHS
paht Of ne examination TO the t9nest event ,,i,
Won OS 70 many and s a,s
the organization adjoining the walls An Mcelient
dinner e9pits served Tas the feature OF tns evening
during the afternoon. their WORK was much admired
s nq se1 sS' yc 10 y5 n siT
the organization the Games COMMITTEES OF the u6 oet
aT ssf5 ' SHIs witch R
Ss sna 0rha T n ne swS az Son 1 S
eom FTP 0T them during 9s S 5. framed
ns 'S sS p prs c
Shss ~ Ss X ySs SsS. CUB Ss not
90 os I'M prizes a ns 9 nnS
sss the o!iosi EaS6sSppsF o. ihs kmSsSaF Athletic
E5on might guided Ia Sllotting The starts for ont
sts, competsd from The WORK which ,hsy dd j. these
xEom yers @sisr q b beSm rrsd BsSSocf HriS%t
cn0s enS TR1%as n Jack TSorn
0s o%. sso roi h S a S ~ al ha
the majority Of the contestants proving to be very for
FsHss L.; srSss
and Thomas Frazer IN yards, third Time, lo}G SOC
details of the race and the actual handicap marks
the men ran from refused II, Sun
sss5ty ne sosciusion q shS Fgps NJ grounds.
we're ansa aaf hT The @ a.s
Gay or ne season at TaverS eAme to most successful
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A Rir WrestlInr Match.

An International wrestling match was made yesteE-
day between Martin Dempsey. brother OF Jack. the
moss OF Dublin, who arrived In Now York about three
weeks ago. Dempsey is tho undoubted ht.weiEht
collar and.elbow champion OF America although he
wrestles III us pounds and ia tho limit
II haR held the tito long without having been do
I.ated BY in the class that nobody disputes the
$3.50 a side and forfeit OF 500 put up whom
the articles signed yesterday The winner will
tAke seventy rye per cent of tho gate TeceptA Dan
Gallagher me we'll known Ain.r Of Gtssnpolns Will
OF Irish descent IL backing NCuinnesA The contest
VIII be for the lightweight collar andelboW champion
ship OF the world
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BOwiInR.

Last evening was q gala for tho members OF tho
Our Bowling Club their Wnd,up games for the season
being rolled at the Tennis Court alleys Twenty four
prizes were boWed for. consisting of sVerhsadod UNI
brelAs, eAnSS match boxSG pencils. smoking Seta
satchels and numerous knioknSoka Tho composition
for these prizes resulted as follows;
Brown ls3; ". Peck ITO; Young lsS; +. Luquesr.
lee AcNidsr ITO; GallAher ITO; Bacon 1875; CurtiHA
i6s; WontA les; BrREier 1877: Thompson 1877; r..
Luqueer 1875; Hubbard 1873; PowerL I4S: Ballard 1884,
sAronY Ihsi Day 1876; Carroll. 1856; Carter I5li An,
drea l4ei Wilcox, l+Ti Peck. i46; Moore 1885, Pat
For she yearly prizes tho victorious mon were fol
owsI A. H. CuftfS nrSt prize in scratch cAsA average
for 40 games IA Garter, secSndi average for 70
prize soorinG 200 spares in 40 games In tbs
CLASS W. Carroll won frat prize with average Of if5
Young third, with ITO
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Fighting Notes.
G. G.-With gloves

Capt Nike Boyle says that he will put up puFAo for
Prank White and Billy DGoey TO nghl for bSoOY says
Mit hs,.H snG Ase 5saSy e MAKE "a. match
would arrange match to Eight for purse in the Puri
The second deposit OF $500 was posted at the Police
SaisHs once Yesterday for the dEht between Paddy
81 600 stake Lynchs hackers proposed to increase the
seekes 90 side but failed e come 70 any agree
To IHE BDITOR TUX SUE-Sir: Hearing that Jack
Tanning Of Boston In the city please state that will
nEht for purse Of $3.50 and an outside bet of elb0
liB poUndL give take TWO poundB can DO found Al
2,806 Eighth avenue BILLY kAGLE
Sac FHASclsco. Nay 27-IOo Choyin1ki Of this city
and Jack Davis OF Omaha fought nine hard rounds AZ
the Occidental Athletic CLUB house last night Davis
WAS defeated Tho contest from the start the finish
was good exhibition, and somo terrific BuRKInR WAS
Witnessed ghoylnski depended entirely upon mis- left
hand. while DAVss great aud rushing Qualities
almost finished tho night at several BtAROA ChoynAkl
weighed 1876 pounds aud Davis 40.
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RuiIards and Pool.

The pool match between J. l. Malone and FArns
the sNedo Al Denver ended on May ~, With the fol
lowing score Malone, 800; FarnswOfth, 1880
Charles Manning s taking the best OF care of himse
for his match with Powers for the continuous pool
championship lie training At the Hooker HouSel
WilimAntic, Conn. +,
Tho Dc Oro.PowerS pool match was not success
financially PowersB share OF the receipts after SK.
OF money for three nights hard work
Maurice DAILY Is lndustriouBy practclnR I+inch balk
line billiards 81 intend to learn this game" said
Maurice, recently and the only way do 80 Is 10
keep right on hAmmerinR at the ballA" Maurice will
sail for Europe the latter part OF July.
orVille Oddie Jr. tho amateur champion Is playing
the i4inch bRlk line very strongly In practice game
few evenings ago with Maurice DAILY an opponent
he averaged over H. his highest run being % Arthur
Townsend 10 also playing this style OF game very
strongly.
Yank Adams tho famous nnger bilIIArdist, will ar
Hye hero shortly from the West lie will give several
exhibitions Of his skin while In this city and viii then
proceed 20 Paris, where he Will remain all summer
giving exhibitions In NiEneux's and other billiard
rOomA
Mooissry the California wonder Is said to be in great
shape for his match with Jake BchRefer. and his
triend1 claim that the wizard will ind hs has buckod
~ 1n wr09S man SS1STs re RISh ended
hsrent1 sehAsfeT the fAVore In the betting AZ odds
OF 8 TO o on
The De oro.Powors dispute has not yet been settled
Both claim the other Ii In the wrong and neither will
oonoOdo point JeFe DAILY who was the referee, still
holds the $40 WAgeTed the foul and he says no will
not decide the bet aud will not Rve up the money until
the eiIputs h settled both OF the late con
testnAu-
Tho great athletes of the Manhattan Athletic Climb
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A match which will attract without doubt many
spectators will be shot of day before the regular club
shoot of tho Glsnmore Rod and Gun Club At Louis Mil
lerS Dexter Park Long Island, DR.. Powell and Mr.
seloysT have contributed pprse Of $io1 and w Mills
Client member of,he Glenmnre and PaIkwayG gun clubs
will contest for the The conditions Will be TWEEN
ynye birds each map gun TO be held below the elbow
until the bird u on the wing twentynys yards rise
between Mr.. Ssloyer and DR. Powell. After the match
will tHkO pRca
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DAILY Wilma nMvar

LHw1sroS May 27.-Jimmy Dryer a local asprant
Tor puEstc honors mot Mike DAILY the Bangor fighter
In sixround contest in the skating rink TO night DAILY
was to forfeit $50 II he failed to knock Dwyer out I'm
sx rounds In the FIRST round no hit Dryer below tho
belt and tho crowd broke over tho ropes crying Pou
Inc ring was finally cleared and the fight went on.
In the third round the crowd again rushed into the
TnE out me men kept at until Daily had knocke cd
Dwyer Oh his feet twice whom the latter threw up the
sponge Dryer no match for DAILY and moreoyer
has boon on . TWO weeks DRINK. ~
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MAY HAVE TO SEEK OTHER FIELDS.
II Looks ms Though the NJ. A. C. Would
Not be Prealdent Day,a Tenant.

Nt H1UuKU M THOUGH the M, N. z, "OuIu
Not be President Days Tenant.
1t begins to look a. II the Manhattan Athletic Club
will DO compelled look up location for its ath
leto grounds In other location than this island.
Whom tho member OF the organization were resting
nrm In the belief that the riddle was solved in regard
TO the future athletic grounds Of the by
lease of the plot of ground adjoining the New York
National League Base Ball Club grounds at i55th street.
the fAteB seemingly have decreed otherwpe All tn Q
plans we're being carefully prepared the features Of
grounds being composite clay and cnde5 track four
eompleteness together with an inhed With base bali
Jumping. weight throwing and pole oapinE Tho plant
promised to be the most complete athletic grounds
the city.
AT the eleventh hour, with his hand almost graphing
the pen with which sign the tenyear lease which the
Manhattan people desired President Day called halt
He has no. partly decided TO oil IN the held and
folks into handsome csrrlageway this ia done it
Will send tho Manhattan Athletic Club TO seek other
Fields on which 10 unfurl their club ensign.
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SHOOTING
The Diana Shoot.

Tho regular monthly shoot Of the Diana sportsmans
Club took place P. Koch's groundA at Bay Ridge,
yesterdAy The targets blue rocks and glass balls
the members ootinE in the two classes club hand
cap rises Tho handsome hrstclass medal became A.
Bottys properly yesterday although scharn will
for the next month having won 1t with out OF 10;
Frooch It the second OF the six monthly shoots
and Anthony Botty three times as only competition
femains nobody has any chance to even tie Roty In
the second clRss @. Ring the winner, with OF
70 In the glass bali composition hottN Brewer. and
breaking the most balls during the half year.
Va rdnI
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owing % the hot Teathsr no sVeepstake6 followed
the buerock shooting and stood at tho 2yard mark,
broke OF blue rocks shot At After the regular
event Knebel and A. Boty shot blue match both
standing "a yards from tho trap and firing at 10 blue
rocks each Knebol broke 3 ana miss ed = while Botty
won with ont OF the ~.
At subsequent meeting OF the club Vice President
Hartmann in the chair In tho absence of President p.
Adamsk resolutions OF regret passed the death
OF Mr.. II. Bader. who was o welltked member OF the
Diana Sportsm an . Club.
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Football.

The friends OF Bowman OF tho NoupArsils will u GLAD
10 hear that he has fully recovered from the injuries
received last Thanksgiving Day he defended the
NonpArei goal In great style on sunday
Tho next and probably tho last important match Of
local clubs will take pace at RidgoWoQd In the neAR
future between tho N6npareis and the keerny RoyerG
Strenuous efforts Will be made have the great In
transitional contest between tho picked OF the
Canadian and tho American Football Association take
place In or near New York The public will have an
opportunity then TO witness genuine scientific exhibl
ton rules.
The two Gorsvins Of tho Iongfelows are two of the
b0St players on the cam: NJ Gorevin. goal keeper,
is careful and conFcientIous while GorsVn Is pTobGr
bly, one Of the best half backs In tho held-
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The Attendance Yesterday.
Harry wrlGLvs Condition ssrsO,

PHLApELTHIA. May 2E-ooL John l. Rogers Of the
PhilAdolphiG Base Ball Club speaking today Of the
condition OF the veteran and famous manager Harry
Wright said
"hr Wright Is in very pTscarouS condition. He u
threatened with total blndnSSG and his three Rhysi
clans TWO Of whom expert oculsta say that while
thsy believe he will pull through II right Il will be due
almost s1cluSiVoy 20 the unTemitng and constant
tendance Aaa nursing OF HI three dAUEhtSrS Nv 81
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Games To-day.

Games To-day.
NATIONAL LRAGUR
New York VI Chicago, ut the Polo Rround1
PhiladolphiA VA Pittsburgh. at PHILADELPHIA
Brooklyn va Cleveland. at Warrington Park
Boston Va Cincinnati at Boston
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York vs. Cleveland, at Brotherhood Park
Brooklyn Vs. Pittsburgh, At Eastern Park.
Boston VS. Chicago ct Boston:
Philadelphia VA Buffalo, at Philadelphia
AMERICAN AssociAroH.
Rochester VI. Toledo, at Rochester.
Syracuse vs. Louisville, at Syracuse.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Worcester vR Washington. at Worcester.
Hartford Va Baltimore. at Hartford
New Haven va. Wilmington At New Haven
OTHER CAnEs.
Jersey City vs.. st. Louis at Oakland Park.
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whom never leave his side for moment hrs Wright
IA prostratsd in another and give no assist
snc. Ths doctors do not state what the disease IA but
n 1. TO be saarrh Of the eysbaS which are
Ysrv mnrh Affected with nla alton and fever since
he took his bed lest Thursdhy he has been suffering
intsnss main which affected his entire nervous ays
tenn The doctors that the present ls the crisis q
his disease when that IL past they can report Win
az q the result
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Jersey City vs. St. Louis at Oakland Park.
Changes in che American Association
Schedule.

Changes In the American Association
Schedule.
LOUISVILLE May 27.-ProSdent Phelps has promul-
gated Iho following changes in the American Associa-
ton schedule Tho changes have been mutually agreed
upon by tho clubs interested:
Louisville Columbus games scheduled for April "a and
Is Louisville changed to June and II at LouSville
Louisville Toledo game scheduled April 26 at Louisville
changed to June IS at Louisville; Toledo Louisville
games scheduled for May and at Toledo changed to
June 20 and = toledo Toledo Columbus game sehed
DO; Athletic. Toleao Esmes scheduled for Sept
and sept 7 a. Glopessier Toledo, Athletic game
Toledo Athletic st Louis game scheduled for May %
Inm6uS LSui.yio game ''heanlSd 70, May IS e Co.
syIscn.s EA%:e sSheaai'd for Nay y saSa. q a.
koehss.er, A'6ssio syIAsS,Sso games :chsdpl.d
same days syrsog,e Athletic Ga%ss .shea
June re- - end q a. Phiadephia Athlstio Columbus
May g, and June a. PhtIadelPhA CHANGED TO Gsy 50,
bus; Columbus Athletic gamea seheduled July morn:
ing and afternoon July and at Columbus, changed
TO Philadelphia same dates.
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WIZ THEY WILL NOT COME
The Truth About the Trouble Over the
EuElish Crick etern' Visit.

| The Truth About the Trouble Over tho
EuGlish Crick eters' Visit.
The account published In THE SUN of the
abandonment OF the proposed visit Of a team
OF English cricketers to America this year was
a surprise to all orcketers. especially to Phila-
dephians. The American Lt'icketer OF April "a
criticised The Suns account somewhat harsh
IT, That THE Sun was right Is proved by the
following letters from Mr.. L. ]. Sanders:
EIErrH England May IL 1880,
AnsToaG or!etsrr Of April "a the letter Pnbshed in
$sS 4 NJ sSS GaE hssay isS
G'y s I'd
sS a9sS SseTs sn01d G in Print 70
S can M uSss for s as 70
and Why GaSb to bring team on e visit 10 You
S Hxbg '6a s:ss% t3 T Il ySa Nm publish
NY DEAR s.spsn.; Since my las. letter to you S' xe
Cricket and from various tessonS We are ed 70
a4' T0Sa S9Ss GS
f'S sronnd WI @ e eeS SdS for
@ sSS f.ts y:
h o
SonS achs Win 9' GSP S 1s
we standing all the eSpen.es The result has been that
cricket purposes the expenses praeticSv consuming
10 and Il. money ss" S5
defay the expenSs-abou $40 OO-had to be raised by
subscription among the frends of cricket in PhiAdeI
phia We think that our team should poriod
Be- ~ sSS aSS
here. What we propose now Is that II your team will
como to Phladelpha for week or ten days and play
two matches We will pay your expenses during that
time. will guarantee S5tu, you pay your own
expenses We will also ondeavor get similar Ruaran.
tees from the other places that visit It viii give
great pleasure to aid you to the furtheSt extent In
making your arrangements. Yours sincerely,
FREDk MEADE BIssRLL.
To this Mr.. Sanders answered:
EIETER Feb ~ 1890
mnSt say after your last letter am very asonishef
to hear that the International Cricket COMMITTEES do
not want me to visit America with cricket team this
year In November last wrote suggesting a Visit and
from your two letters quite understood all as ettled
should no glad therefore, II you would eAbIa ms n.
soon as possible after this tho word Yea or No Nv
Yes, shall understand that my visit this year ia 10
take place BY NO, that the visit to he owen mn for
this year Naturally, those mon who have accented
plans Yours truly EDWIp S.snuEs
T. NJ BIsSKLl. ESQ "'
They did not take the trouble to cable an answer"
u, Us.
MY pRAE SANDERS: have Just received your letter OF
We had considered tho matter before nv letter OF
Feb II was written. and, as wrote you had come TO
the conclusion that Tor many Il would DO bat
ter TO defer your proposed trip.
We do not see any reason to charge that Decision
regret that you should DO put to any
and, hoping that Affairs may be favorable neSi
Mr.. Z. J. sAHDERs.