New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
PLANNING FOR PEACE.
WEARY OF THE BITTER BASEBALL WAR.
ADVANTAGES THAT MIGHT FOLLOW IF TIE
BROTHERHOOD ABSORBED THE
AcSocIATIOS

ASSOCIATION.
Tho. the people who rule the baseball interests o. the
couLt wearicd Of the unnatural tasrbau war 10
assured. and that desperate Efforts being made
10 end the trouble and place baseball on Its former
footing is also fact but those who engineering The
deals will not At pr sent their knowledge with the
public The Players League and the National L. aens
are both Of the fcht aad there Is no doubt That
either would accept compromise the plans could be
carefully prepared The minor leagues all over the eo"n
try either ankrup rapidly going in that Dire
ton and all woult heartily which "ou4d
bring peace and prosperity.
There undoubtedly much more work accomplished
at that conference At Phiad pha than has ever
been given to the public. The Players League Is de-
trnd anlalcanac consolidate absorb something
II such a thing Is possible. The has talked with
both League and brotherhood officials OF late. aud
decided recent the sentiments OF 9th Is
noticeable. Each recognizes the mistakes Of the last
and both disposed 70 accept fair propos
ton which would public interest in the gam" and
end the strife for oblivion, which. at the start looked
like cbase for dollars The players themselves re"g'
nizc the dporable condition which their interests nave
been placed by the fight and looking Into tn" sub
jct than they have ever ttfor"
evinced anything They at lost recognize tn" act
that continuation Of the present policy means TO thin
rNat REDUCTION Of salary through the railing Oh IN
interest aud consequent smaller attendance at the game
II the pu.c money does not flow In at Tie gate IL WIZ
flow into their pOcarts.
few weeks ago anlalg4na,ion laughed at BY both
League and brotherhood officials What SAD one
League club.owicr writer consolidate WITH oir
who have robbed rights, who haze com" on orr
property stolen business inpleh'nt, IKE h"f''
thicyesi No! Tho LeIg.e vii nc'e: ama!@anat with
such people. You can put that In TIL l"irF JUST a.
.nlhatlcaly yon wish. Tn" L''g.r o Tue hr''"'r'
hood got 70 under and you know whh th''A
VIII h. the first TO quit"
The warkc cluhown"r was seen the "'"I daN'
and he had put his thinking cap and "a| IN "''h
more state Of mno. "iiow via tis wa
end r. he was asked "too:n"ss know" said h.. !E
I do Snlt"thlu, has Got ~ u done, !tt
cannot upon what lines COMPROMISE can be ri" h'"
HAT change II marked ia nc'i!y e'''y l-a-"'
clubownrI ia the county.
months power Ia til" Payers Le'eH' ia"Fh'"
bo!,t~rou>.y al TIE WITT whn hr Dag ~ that >'
compromise have to b" mad" or IN" VINO" p'~''i'
nt.rrst, Of thu country - Ia I'll" d'HN why S"'''
w. component" ,ad he. "Ar" W. hot dIa"h- ''
Ia ct crowds, anG got by la III" LIST "i IA"
,,t,. l The .aEc i.lot.erliood i"",. H. 90"
Ga and h., sentiment, had ch'".'. iu-' a. 'hf""''
a, nat th,>o L"' Sue 'n""y. "i"r l. -" I'''
this ngt." sad h" and 1t l. F"si"0'ib.r Tor liz P
cnndit on OF tl.Ig-."
Wa King o..r t,e Eas, River B'lir" bct"c'n sh"""'
yesterday VIII net "e'."'""h r'''' COZ" '.''
VITA one Of N" st;o.g',t P.it"iN' l""fs c"'' !" 49,
country "Wr. wat f,.rs T. BE- G""e t" 'a'' ''''
bail o. asked t.r WITT. ~ good dai J. U.."- ''''
,v Which 4 "a. pan, hot AIRY, "'.. -'i''
irng tle md l. F"ld''d ! "''.N "'''
The P.A,rr,' I,",-uc wi a'~':" t"' A"'t Il" 49, 90
ton and tnat Via b' tat two ra.'; '"''" !" "a"
u.,d nov, var. h~rt, TIA; u0>" t." "'9i'.'''''''
,,u uotA IN a-rony a, t., I..ispr aud A." ""h "aN"
away. vorAed n'-s" that """ 'G' 'i"'"' VIA J."
.r.an Lp. similar III RAINY r'-I'-" ." u" p''"'' VA
tuna! -H.'n' -
,o,,d gam r.,.r!, .trei.,M Itoth I.A-t"s coast 10"
.,r.,g;lu,d by suh Al ton Tor IL $50 At"' "A'
many Do. .rabic p.ay't-. should I'' i"' -
la.n control Association. II ""d "-'""' ''''''
,,,. =, t,r ..r-n,,, taiii .iai.'r "a u" '"'''
ia. \,.,ota I,a.r~ would q.i'n! "th'f" Tie IA
,ud would M, SLOW Ii, rating win IT, An
>.l.dule. coui b" arranged which v"d 10" c'nH't ana