New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
ON THE GREEN DIAMOND.
THE BASEBALL MILL READY TO GRIND.
CHANGES IN THE NEwYoHK CLUs-THE ME
FULL OF "pEALs" And "DICKERs.

FULL OF "rEALs" AID "DICKERs.
The local baseball mill which has stood Tile for so
long. viii begin grind this week. and thea thr fol.
lowers Of the VIII have something 70 talk about
Baseball VIII b. conducted In entirely dfefcn,
this year from what II last in both NewYCrX and
Brooklyn. The hat neither ;cam viii take
a southern Tip. a,hough this point has yet been
definitely decided upon.
Probably the most important meeting Of the NewYorG
club since the formation Of the Brotherhood Will be held
or THURSDAY and then the arrangement, made a: The
recent preliminary will BE- carried Tie club
will BE- reocanizod entirety and ilay"', VII
represent the city the green diamond. wi! new
director, conduct business affairs OF the club
John b. Day. the president. who Is largely responsible
for the popularity Of baseball ia NcwYorA for last
years, will retire in favor Of Cornelius Van Colt the
Postmaster Mr.. Van Cots knowledge OF he Intricate
working, Of baseball is =. +. Powers Will
have charge all that Nj. Van Cott will merely look
after the bushes. OF the club. j. Walter Spa d.
ing viii but his successor has not been
decided upon.
e. b. Tscot. IS now the Virtual head o, the New.
York club. Will probably remain for this
az least lie VIII assisted his endcayOrs by c. C..
Cuyer and b. Wheeler. besides the preson: stock.
hoi-rs Mr. Talcott l. man Of broad ideas" success
ful member Of the Stock Exchange. ana ne basebu
crank" OF many years' standing. 4 man who can hold
his own in Wall and apparently more Youthful
each ought to prove successful baseball diplomat
Mr.. Talcott docs not look his age by fifteen YEAR
The local officials determined 10 secure strong
team for NewYork, and their endeavoTs are likely 10
meet with success. With the pick OF last years team
Ward Richardson. Kelly and Common New.iork VIII
have second 10 none In the country In the coc
OF Connor and Kelly little than the settlement u
the salary question. Boston vii not oppose kclys COM
ing 10 New.York and Philadelphia will offer little opposi-
ton 70 Ncw.Yoik getting back her old hrstbasenan,
| Common.
Ward want, to return to the New.york club and will
do so unless f. A. Abel Of the Brooklyn club makes the
opposition 70 dead that he contemplaoes doing IL Is
Brooklyn club nothing except his sal
ary - 900 a year ard any opposition to his return TO
New.Yo.k will come with q rather bad grace. 1t Is SAID
tlut {. H. Byrnc and Wendell Goodwin will not oppose
return his old club. Ward 10 expected In the
! city to-day.
d,on from the Waahnron but objections were
expected the local directors prepared R'chsra-on
wants return hs old club but contracts ana fesefNa
tons VIII always bend ball player wishes any
moe than they VIII the wishes Of ordinary mortdI'
The Wahlng,ons latest demand that NcwYork release
four Of her PLAYERS exchange fer Rirhard'on IN;
| players wanted ere Ewing Fuller Boyle and McMahon
c. II. Byrne, president OF the Hioohiyn cub
stepped quietly away nearly month ago. and 'he
follower. OF the game are concerned where he
has gone and whom he VIII corral. O'Biien, fcuI am
DAILY arc already Broo1yT,. aLd IL + sad. have cone
to an understanding with anagemen: In regard to
salary The chances are that II Brooklyn cannot secure
either Pfrnrr Mch~c 20 take WndS place NJ SECOND
base DAILY will be WARTS In that position That
Daily the position a. well as the majority OF
,he men who make a speciality OF IL Is assured Daly''
work az third the best ever seer Ia
brooklyn
The scheduled meeting the National League viii
be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel March :. y i.
Young the president IS preparing the schedule thi'
wear and his work viii hardly the partisan feel
lag and discomfort which have existed in past yras.