The sun., 1890-01-25

absence OF Lowell, Hartford. and Worcester.
the conflicting elements made the presence Of
Messrs Day and Byrne absolutely useless.
The three Eastern clubs are still upon the roll
Of membership OF the Atlantic Association.
although not having paid their guarantees.
1t is O matter which the Board Of Arbitration
I'll The Wilmington Club came, well recon-
mended, and was anonymously elected t9
pemabership. Messrsi Burnham; BaFnie m .,aa and
the constitution and make II similar Is pos
sibie to that OF the National League. President
Shoemaker Of the Eewark Club. Manager Burn
ham Of the Woi cesters, and Manager Barnio
sse tbs
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 24-There was kind Of
the conclusion Of the meeting Of the Schedule
resolved to withhold the publication Of the
March II. People who are at ali versed in base
ball affairs were not surprised at this 6y any M
SRd on Sa
entirety would certainly not be given out IN
January. The committee completed it's work
cerned. but for many forcible reasons deter
mined to keep f sscret1that is. the eHtirs
features. however. are given to the public.
The committee resumed its iabors at II
o'clock thlS morning al the Hotel Anderson.
lated. It was then announced that the details
9! the work would not be made public until
donniteiy on o ThGrsdSy that the schedule
THus BE ysn S the Pp as sh ea5d
our schedule. To begin with this 10 only JAN
soon enough to absoi iuteiy determine on a
schedule But we don't want to make mai So,I; our ar;
feaSue 'I 50 soon. Il Is duitS true that there Is
bss some weak points. and the new
S on we Week 0fg days. a 5Ee % o easue will see whePs
ScRedSie sooordInsiy. o Il the % old League would
publish it's schedule to-morroW, so would we.
A. have snS SuSs tRn 20 to Se
them as much as we can. | can state that
never more harmonious schedule meeting
John Ward particularly was SO inclined to give
other cities good show that his attention was
drawn to the fact that there was club in
Another reason why we withheld the de;
tails Of the schedule Is that between now and
games. II such be the case We will be In a DO;
schoduie ] P wit5oGt % any my pubic % Snplessentaess. lea
Those really are the reasons Of our withhold
nE ho STs SREe sSsSEps st sa
best, and We are young at the business. This
our work 10 be known among the authorities
OF the various cities before making our sched-
ule or ultimntum. There may be many things
places to steer clear Of and after the, dates OF
our schedule are known 70 orr friends In tho
may be made. This certainly will enable us to
get out q schedule OF general satisiaction 10
the long run. am certain that We have al
ready made arrangements entirely satisfao-
tory TO all the clubs. except thors be some
OUTSIDE event at some places that We know
The outlines OF the schedule made by the
committee are as foiloWs: The ohamHi9nship
season Ei On 4opsS APr al aPS
scheduled for 40 games, The Eastern clubs
will open among themselyes IN the East, with
ths %eseTn viii ao The tho
from MAY aS Nay sl Wi yhsS includes @ sl
Ga sass ss AS sSrss 81 @ s S @ and
West West versus West Tll follow extending from
The Eastern s Clubs Be- will then travel West and
T6is ylll Include the Eoprtn Of July, and on
West viii then GS 20 East @ and nd play ' lrO@ July
until July 10, Inclusive and then the Fast viii
FbsEs MS W ARS S.pS pts S% ~
NSs ESs' ~ S Mis osSwa sST 4S sS
Sa fSss Labor afS bs eS sAo a
Sn1E y. Esss R1 sSS % WI "a A %sst vii T follow from rom
The East viii then travel West and play from
pct tSS 20
% sss s tSss th ASS you'd
give q schedule mSEsr a key to the situation,
open 10 FittS6arsh and GlsSsisnd Ia BSnSio.
end that BostOn will oIsn In Brooklyn and New
York In Philadelphia. 1t II also stated that