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a a tblXUriat I iIlUiat- j 2500000Fi- rst Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds- OF THE GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN Dated June I 1900 Due June I 19Jd Interest payable June I and December I in New Denomination 1000 Coupon Bonds with privilege of registration of Principal- The mortgage pretidei for a sinking fund commtnctng with th year 1005 of 1 pr etnt upon the total amount of bondt fiutstanding in tech and every year for fire years and thIs amount beginning with the year 1910 tcill be increased to 2 percent upon all bonds outstanding in eath and etery year thereafter until 1015 NEW YORK SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE CAPITALIZATIONC- APITAL STOCKt Preferred Corn moo BONDS First Mortcire 5J Bonds authorized laiied 1500000 2000000 3500000 2 00000 EARNINGS AND EXPENSES A offtdilly reported by the Company for the ending April 30 J900- Groa Earnings Operating Expenses 27095129 Net Earnings 21520880 Interest on 2400000 5rn bondi 12500000 Surplus Earnings 9020880 The jrroM enrnlnes tot tile years tndlnc April 301898 and 1899 were 12 per wnt and 15 rr rent rnappotlvely greater than the preceding year and It U therefore reasonable to thnt nth the now being made there will b an Increase of 10 per cent additional THE anAND RAPIDS RAILWAY COMPANY own and operates all the street railway property In the city and vicinity consisting of over 50 miles of single track The Company aNo owns 2910 ncro of Park lands together with suitable pavilions ftituatftil In the suburbs which Rrontly Increases Its summer business The Company has three franchises one covering all the lines In the City and two others coverlnK soveral mile of track extending from the city limits to the Soldiers Home and to the lakes and pleasure park These franchises are broad and liberal in their allow the collection of full flvo cent fares with this issue of 2500000 bonds provision was made for cash ex penditure of 32 000 for Improvements to the property which it Is expected will add to the efficiency of the plant and increase lie net earning capacity The mortgage authorizes a total Usue of 3500000 bonds of which 1000000 are held in eiicrow by the Trustee to be reimburse the Company for 85 per cent of the actual rash cost of permanent and made to the and such escrow honda can only be issued when of the for the preceding year are equal to or exceed double the Interest charge on the total amount of bonds outstanding Including those to be tuned The bond above offered are secured by a tint lisa on the tatln Strtet Railway System of the City of Grand Rapid OBAKD RAPIDS ls second city In the State of Michigan The city has diversity of manufacturing industries being chiefly noted as the largest furni- ture manufacturing centre In the United A large general wholesale and jobbing business is also conducted In As Indicating the growth and prosperity of Orand Rapids the following state showing the increase of population Is of fnterest United States Census Report 1870 16507 1880 32015 1890 60278 Report 1894 79433 Estimate 1900 103000 The entire property of the Company has been Inspected by our representatives and ereftlly examined for us by a street railway exper- tn m tcc frunehUe UfU proceeding etc Incident to the bond turn bare pused by ocr attorneys Dillon Habb rd Now York City whose opinion copy of the mortgage cma be seen at the offlci of the mndenlfntd- Application will b made to hey the above bond lifted on the New York Stock Eirhang For Information send for special drcnlar containing map Company line Md Anton O Uodenply Prnldeit of the Company PRICE 103 AND INTEREST N W Harris CHICAGO CompanyBA- NKERS NEW YORK 31 NASSAU STREET BOSTON GRAND RAPIDS RAILWAY CO- OF York S Yea sump Improvement I term Issue Improvement prop the Stats tent I I t II I stat pOI farr how S I a boathoiis etc I JI a aa a been Men te- eter s > > ¬ ¬ I m REORGANIZATION OF THE Wheeling Lake Erie Coal undersigned Committee glTM that the holders of a large toajorltf of of said Coat Company hart assented to of reorganl tr ald Committee on the 11th day f April 1 BOOL In order to afford all holders of the Roods of the kboTtmentloned Company nn opportunity to partici- pate In the advantage of the reorganltatlon the CommltKe bate this day determined to recelte- ritposIU of Bands at The Mercantile Trait C uptoaa41nolu41ncthe DAY OP JUNE 1100 artsr which date no further will be ttcetrrd except upon tuch as the Committee toay praaertb- eCEOKOE COPPEIX f- ECOENE DELANO Committee I M D WOODFORD V FRANCIS 9 BANGS ALVIN W KTIECH Set 120 Broadway N T GOODWIN Counsel AMERICAN STEEI CO OF NEW JERSEY Na 71 Broadway New York June I IBOft At a meeting of the of Directors held this day quarterly dlrMend nf one and per- cent upon preferred stock ot this Company par folders of record at the of upon June 18 itoa For the purpose of the MId transfer books preferred stock of the Company be closed upon 13 and July boO dividend of one and three quarters per cent on the common stock declared on January 29 I DUO July 2 I POO to the common took of record June 14 moo will be paid on July i- l oo For the of paying the aid dividend the transfer books of the common Mock of the Company will be rinsed upon June 1S 1800 and reopened 1900 F E PATTERSON Assistant Secretary HE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COUPANt New Vork May o A quarterly dividend of capital this Company Hill be at the Company 31 Street In thli- cityon and June IA moo the wilt trln the dow of Jy order of the Iimra CMAR1BH A WAIKKR Treasurer THE SIIflllY IRON COMPANY 80 lirotdway New Ycrk luw UlhltOO Tdos June I lib and open IB T FR03T aeentary Pitts burg Co- Te Doc Dodo Don tem aud D rd a te I dos I Tb AND In CENT o- nt r tan bu tune 16 Hu day a 6 I 190 ebecka I 4U0n adopted ItT LOCTI VITZOEILLD fL MON tMttld Mntcrct sin WIRE able payable to foe dividend the will 3 dcci red p 1 I I ONE PER clock of the from day until the mornin f Saturday 1 VIL a thu dicidend of LJnne for filch will be mtld 0 TO HOLDERS OF FrVK PER CENT NONCUM ULATIVE INCOME I10NDSOFTHB CHICAGO Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Article IV of the trust agreement Us Per Cent Income Junction Railways A Union Slock Company baa elected to redeem all of such bonds on the first of July l hu the undesigned Trustee writing of such election The bonds should be payment and redemption on such first July l ii Central New York the TruiUe named In Mid agreement No Wall Street the f New York and must bear the coupon of January I the above date nf redemption no further Interest will acerue upon Mid CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NKWTORIt- By O SHERMAN VlcfPresldenT- Th Rainbow sad tier Tender Delivered to Cornellit Vanderbilt NEwronT June 70footer Rainbow and the Mirage were deliv- ered to Cornelius Vandtrbllt here last night from Europe Mr and Mrs Vander bUt boarded the Rainbow at 4 oclock In the afternoon and after A thorough Inspection went for a apln around the bay In the Ml raw Neither boat wai put In commission In tacit th not bo n christened The formalltien will probably h through with tomorrow Sir enter the Rainbow In the regatta up the Sound on next Thursday aofooter Wa Va owned Reginald Brooks left for the westward today to race In her clam Cornelli Athletic Coinrll ElectUnsI- THACA June tonlghfa meeting of Cornells Athletlo Council the following elec- tions took place Kugene A to succeed Robert Dtmlng- ascaplaln ot the track team was ratified D R Thomas 01 of Hokenaauqua Pa manager of the F E Jackson of the navy John H Blair 01 of New York city of the track team W II Norton 02 asjliianl manager of the football team Harold a- Mumb of titles president of the New York Slate Intemcholaitle Profx Dennis Pound tAt White and Huneul and Robert Treman rest dent members nf the council Prof Ur Tremsn president and treasurer respectIvely of the council of C to the council was confirmed The election of gradual manager wu the next meeting of the council be held on 20 One Important eligibility of men to the or manager a team Hereafter no student or man who Is spending his fifth In the university can these position AND UNION COMPANY I Dod Ih nd day 4 10 IDOl and subacquent 10The tender today lon 10At I 01 I bbl tam mace and or of pone change made in ruit yea t JUNCTiON liAiIWA3 STOCI- YARUS steam The Xbnsey team reprecentatlce the weaeta the VarlIy a wac the > ¬ ¬ THE SUN MONDAY JUNE 11 1900 L i It- I i Conlinvtd from S renfA Pa- ooorwno iau IOM u lZ07GluSu Ilef OOK 48H 4S- sooiusuneipfipo 100 00 oo 284201 North Ian lo 18a- 7400enlJlee 130 130 138K1324- 0004EI1CO 71M 7155 70f 70 tOH aafllnl08V 108i 10H 108 UOHomcjUke 72 72f 70 70 4000 Int Paper BlV 31 23 12T3 lot Paper pf 04 00 4S 113 113K11SJ1- 0nniCentlllnesl03 103 103J 103 183 lot Sliver oM oj fl o 2142 Iowa Central 11 18 IB lOlowaCenpf flO 00 00 3000 Int Power 2fl 27f 2flM 27 tOOKOPia 17 17 10 J 101 10 Kane It Ulch 1 U 10 0 oUE4Wcst 28V OK 27 27J- BSOLEAWpf 02H 07 B9K Ofi- UOLontWtnd 74 74 72K 72H U25LacledeO s 72 70 7OK 74 15810Louls4Vaih 80 77Jf 77H 800MStPSSM 24 24 S3 23 10 5 Man Con BOtJ 00 HI BOX- SOManbatUh 10 10 10 3X IK 3M Wl- eoOMexCent 12V 13 12 i K 8048 Mel SI Hy 107 107 102V100 20 Mich Cen 110 110 110 110 I8RMWSCofO 30V 30V 30V 30H 1120 Minn 431 L 12 flOV OO- irsoMstLJdpf 00 ni i oo oo 8741 Missouri Pae OOU 02 03 33 33H 32 J 3S i 40 Morris ES188M I88K 1B8 188H- 2J38 Nal 40 44 Bill BO 00 2880 Nal Steel 30 30 SB 28 1282 Nal Steel pf 87S HflK 87 1185 NJ Central 121 II200 NV Central 13 1U 131V 128V 120 1840 Nat Lead 1 8V 10V IBS IBM S74 Nat Lead Dr 07M 07K OOM 1730 North Am 14V 14i UJI 4148 N V Alrll 120 100 120 132 102NY4N1I 21 OH U 12 2 1OK 2 12 istpf 70H 70K 70K 70S TOO N V C 4 St L- 2d pf 32K 32K 32 32 160 Nat Ills 20 20 20 20 80 BO 711 79 1850 Nor ai West 30 H0 33 33 ISONorAWespf 70 70 70 70H- B81Si Norlh Pae 01 01 OOJ 07 8410 North Paopf 70W 70 71W- 42SOOnt Is West 81H 22 20H 20H 1214 Prcu 47 47V 40H 40H- 8JJ Press 77 77JJ 70 J 70Sl- lSOPscCoast OI OUi 00 00 25 Pao C HI pf 83 83 83 83 1000PacC2d pf aiK 01M 60 60 3205 Pacific Mill 28K 28Ji 205j 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27Vi SOU BJOUSRubberpf 00 00 04H 04 Leather 11 8V OH 15 US Leslhpf 00V 70 OBM 08 8 8 7V 4410 Wabash pf 21 21U 10M 20 2635 WesUnTel SOU 80U 70V 70V- tllO OK OS 0 40V 02 40V 02 67S8W4LE2dpf 27 27 24 J 20H- 1300WlsCcnlral 10 10 14S 14H- 750risCenpt 4CH 6K OK 40JJ- Exdividend Total sale 1400408 shares SUNDAY June 10 The weekly statement of averages of the House banks shows June 2 Jan t CXaruti 1800288000 1806751680 Inc 16843009- is 87054500 803745400 Inc 8780900 22459310 2287S800 Inc 419500 Lgtrs 71810600 72259500 Inn 378000 Specie 170231300 169551100 030200 1242111909 1241310600 Dee 801300 221988625 223436390 Inc 1447725 Surplus 120122275 118374230 surplus a year ago was 139323100 and two years ago t53841100- Thn Imports of general merchandise at tho port of New York last week were I 2atl77 against t9207488 tho week of last year The Imports nf specie for the week were was gold making total specie Imports sInce Jan Kxports of were Gold t 03l and silver t97 808 a total of 11003417 against 1974749 the previous week The exports of since been Gold tlO5i9l38 and sliver t2022lS88 a total of 139780506 The offlcial count of cash In the general rreasury not Including the gold reserve of tiuinmnno nnd 7anrmi7a totes against which twrtltlcates are and compared with that of last Saturday show Jun 2 Jun 9 Gold coin bullion nnd certificates J 8710984 172002137 dollars bullion certificates 11877933 12704382 United States notei 18044328 48023007 41378163 available cash 55 2 1147035740 York Cannot Hare Ollrten and Leach Regarding the reports that the Pittaburc club ntended to let the New York club have Tom IBrlen and Leach President Dreyfuss nays The only thing I know about any such dear- s what I have road In two of tho New York evening newspapers I never offered to let IBrlen and Leach so to Now York either at A In the of n sale I could not let these players to without Injuring club AH mutter owner In he league not u stockholder In York dub who baa handed over n player for noth nif I contributed Catcher and put later from the St Louis club at to strengthen any othet DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE WITH YOU TO THE COUNTRY A BOTTLE OF THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICA THE ONLY GENUINE BEWARE OF DOMESTIC IMITATIONS AND SUBSTITUTES NANCIL COElClL 0 R II 40 pLI 23 OOH m Cenlnl1 13 10 00 I 0 U RI S- SUpl 67 67 60 I 0 Nez Nat 62 00 Tub 44 43 ooH fly goy 73 lee 20 Dee Ha R4 132 Peoples GO I 10 I Reading 1 ft 7 27 33 4UO South lost 0 02 1 20 DUO US II 700 7 WI L Ere 8 0 4 Cir Dee ed dee Includ- Ing for Ule I In and Slyer baL I or m a I am cub mel In holfor J had to Catcher rood J have the and J weaken It In order cub f A BITERS AND Hit Lou CI- aI l ed 14 > sos 41 1 00 zoo tel tfolfanTpf 11 to N V I t hi eel Nat flis p1 sen Peo t 0Of 42t5 I atm Iciest 13 Wabash Clearing ltn flea Reef The pre1oiis week and 8e390l corro 97215 3052133 gold silver outstand- ing Other aIet Net hew loan ew the round figlIre Plttsburg otu after cannot aord to APPETIZER INVIGORATOR SUGERDvS- I < > > > > < > > < > > > > < > < > < < < > < < < < < > > < < > < WOMEN TO PLAY GOLF UKTROfOLtTAS caAHFIOXStUP BEGIN TO DAV AT XORRIS COUNTY Mill Ruth tndethlll and MU Beatrix Iloy Among the KntrlesChaoees Favor Morrlstown MayerOaklands Open Tour naruentMyopia Hunt In the Field On the list of players who will set out this morning to In the quallfylne round o the first womens championship of the district that the women golfers of America are Included Thero will be no than sir who qualified li- the last championship among them the winner and also many who did very welt In the sixteen It devolves upon Miss Hoyt to prove that she really deserved the first three wins recorded In her name for a bad defeat would Indicate that her early successes were due only to the fact that she bad been lucky among a rather poor class of performers Miss Hoyt begun well on Saturday by cut log down the womens record to 03 but Mrs Foi distinctly outplayed her at Data and to regain her fame she make good etfort at the match Ruth Underbill maybe expected to play very welt She U paired with Mia Jane Swords whom she defeated In the qualifying round of the last championship by 3 up and 2 to play At Ardaloy Miss Genevleve Jlecker Is considered quite unbeatable and the same report la quoted of Miss Hecker on the Wee lInen links Ml Marion Oliver has a charming style and Is Quito a long driver and although an Albany girl she receives the right to play through her membership at Doltusrol Neither Miss Maud- K Wetmore nor MLa Strong played last and their golfing reputation rests on the showing they made in 180S Mrs V Fellowes Morgan knows thee very well Sim should be prominent appearance In that of Mrs 1ickman who defeated Mite Shearsonandmadeanewreoord for the links on Friday at Montdalr Hut after all tho cham- pionship should fall to one of the four Morris County players Ml s Kip Miss Brice Miss Hurl hun or Mrs William who u ually divide up the events on this course among iliMiiselven All of this quartette will bo hard to bent that In unless the titles of their make them green shy A com- parison of their score the shown need not fear the golfing powers of any of uio visitors Tho Morris event ends on At Oakland on Thursday Friday and Saturday one of the fixtures of the season the annual tournament of tLc Oakland loir Club should bring a throng of players to the wellkept course The all Third avenue and there Is tho usual rich array of cups and medaU In the of Walter J Travis hoe usually been the winner this tournament but It Is doubtful If h compete this sear for he Is now the captain o Uolf Club and spends most of recreation at that just before the amateur divots In glaring Is the ad- monition printed on the score cards of nearly every golf Willie more ver bun injunction Is laid down with oven more Is the literal rendition- The Greens Committee requests when members ralsrilu turf they be to remain until their fetches back the dlvut of sod and It with his heel otherwise the Inci- dent will develop Into a cuppy bole Rolf will begin this week at the Ekwanok Country Club N II which tins one the known iif tho summer elchteenholo course Thn governors of the Ed- ward 8 Isham George II Thacher Jamm I Taylor Clarence M Herbert Cassard Sill Henry W Drown and George A Team matches are a great feature of the season the club play ton Wlllianutown Saratoga Rutland Dorset and Lenox George Lord be the pro this summer The holes sod distances In yards are Out 342 S19 Situ 408 330 1 0 14 CO2B7- AInSOU 341 510 115 200 318 334 402 3S528S7 Grand total 5883 Team matches in the Womens Metropolitan Association off week on of championship at Morris County The record to Wool Lost UorrU County Englewood Montdalr 2 Richmond Coxinty 1 Uyker Meadow 0 The renditions of the open tournament at the Hunt Club on next are framed unusual exactness by Herbert C who learned punctiliousness on of the Intend to taken down Boston way should Onto the following Competitor will eighteen the morning the first si men to qualify for cup the next right to for the consolation prize who will start Immediately aft r the Oral stucco and flnl hon afternoon playIng eighteen hindlrap and there will be a for the best In tile qiullfj Ing round On lune 18 at I M the arm round for the Myopia cup b placed On June IS in A M round June 18 230 P M third round June 10 in A M fourth and float round of holes There will also be a stroke competition on Jun 1 beginning at 9 handicap to twentyfour may their partners will b prizes for the brat tied torn petition Knlrles for the Myopia cup must be received at the before on 14 Entries for the handicaps close on June 18 Each contestant i required to send his present handicap nt his home whether rom or some scratch man If the latter give name of player These conditions must be complied with to entry accepted Address Golf Committee Myopia Depot Mast MoNTCLAin June the links of the preliminary rounds In at match place In Class A Allan beat C J Turner by S up and 2 to H II hams beat J D Freeman by 2 Paul Harrison beat George 4 up and 2 to In Class B L Daniels beat C F Adams STAMFORD Juno 10 In golf circles here Hecker In the Metropolitan tournament this week and In the Wee set there be much surprise If she survive until at least the George Strath the Woe believes she has an excellent of winning players turned In scores on In the medal twentyeight holes for tho Governors cup on the Bergen The winner wits John one of the promising golfers A feature of the game was card by a thirteen yearold boy who has opened the of women holes will bo Wednesday The scores on Saturday follow Gross ileaf Net John 121 4 117 123 4 121 Cottrrl- lDUHalgh Austin Douglass ilalgh- KJJonen rieorge Seymour Jr- H A W Koiter II T Chamberlain Cecil Orsnt- II F Fox 11 II Cook II II Newman A Lauiffortt Joseph Cottrell B I Johnnill- il H fotlrell- K A It Moore 143 ir 12S 143 15 13- 0Hi 4 HI 149 2o 12B 144 12 132 133 20 133 171 40 131 145 IS 130 154 15 139 161 20 141 20 140 150 34 123 i 2 40 142 155 IS 143 183 ss 140 171 20 151 NEW HAVEN June 10 The results of earlier rounds of the University golf tournament which was begun t University Championship First round W K i llMirimn i Ices 1900 defeated faculty 4 up 3 to 15 M Dyers boles a Potter Ml Hall up T Dwight 1900 defeated AD V03 2 Cheney 01 Illltt of Contnlatlin A C Cole pnir un 4 to Clark II II Pen oi 2 up 1 to play H A Irannlis03 defeated K up 2 to- M 01 defeated E I Ire 8 o play A T Uwlrht IBDO defeated C Potter BOO 3 up 1 to ply L Cheney 01 defeated L P lyers Coniolalfon roundP Cheney ai Novas On June M the Oakland Golf Club will Its matih abroad team Journeying to the Hilt Golf Club on Htaten The championship of the Connecticut State ague next be held at Hart where the golf dub has a tine a equipped n t a Dust a yea curse t on 31 Graham at of hours Coming sul 11 be of lark wttn the A rd er 3 1 0 1 I 0 0 I lotwn 0 Z hole two ventR be without toe A chose The In Ih n Club 10On the ply nu b 2 up anti I to ph and bat W T by I up from Miss Bur Bur la Ink eYe the veterans b on Mel 137 1 Clar 01 lay C 03 defeated S ouCh I e pay 01 01 ore lP T T C 4 to play I lyeu 01 W 0 to plAY Cheney Al pi d n I D n w eTJtany 1910 dealt Z up 1 ore 01 4 3 C W I nod defeated C Cark 0 3 up H A rtss Snow 0 11 C L Tlfan I frt the I ford bole CUt I WILL metro- politan beet lees second leaeantes Vdneadan wilt his Oakland wilt epecial significance that at the spot est club are B II M Or trig contests ow 1 the quarter- deck te holeS throuthoUt Thece w will St the i Wen Montclair Club yesterday afternoon Frederick 51 liar I SOfl Cross shouts is 50100 One 122 125 iso Yale I 5 to Iiltcbcoclc C Green 5 to E I defeated 1 ui twenty defeated defeated defeated u toundP de pealed 03 play Tlllbnthast 02 defeated utta t torilay II Thomas 01 E to thy tlntversitT Champions Second round defeated K 03 up E U Cu Second S 2 to play Onto 02 tip play 1900 defeated I tj eighteen ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > > I I Second Dais a Great Attraction at Knleke- bocker Field Two rival factions of the Knickerbocker A C the Hashed Browns and Well Dones settled a longstanding difference on the bond yesterday at Ioint The Well DOnOR verllled their and when luncheon put nn end to the game Imd scored i runs by hits errors and umpire elfKogolnst 10 the Hashed Drowns The game entirety unorthodox amused the Sunday visitors to the grounds evolved many now methods of running bases and added considerably to the receipts of bar Dr James Campbell who Is said to hav acquired knowledge of baseball plcklm- up foul balls white a student nt the College tho City of New York captained the losing anti by his persistent kicking qualified opinion of experts present for a position on of the League teams uniforms of tin players ranged from abbreviated swlmmlnj tights and scanty athletic attire to ordinary business suits white the lieutenant of the Well outraged the propriety of the occasion In regulation baseball outfit of Joe Johnson for the Hashed Harry King whoso catchers pad constituted his principal clothing tho erratic de of harry opposing nine of the clubmen dared to act as umpire and after a long search a tenyearold boy was discovered hiding behind the grand fctand and duly Installed behind the plate The progressed without rioting or other untoward Incident until the end of the second Inning when Bill Hewitt who weighs 252 pounds cIte to second haw obliterated or one lea of his Sunday trousers with a coating- of red Jersey dirt declined to bat alter this for fear should bo tempted to slide again Then a keg of beerwas onto the Put It on second base Im fielding there obeyed The Well Dones had evidently been laying back for the beer They went to the bat for third 12 to 8 against King was on third arrived with Cornish at Urn bat The utter reached second on a bunt and wild throw and 8 hit a to left Held for three bases but ho had to on the nib Mia director was still refreshing himself with- out a thought of run getting Reuse the a moment first bag under arm and calmly marching down to second where be drank the health of tiltS o lu first baseman and then returned u recess of live minutes was pent at second base King Cornish and buss genie home for three runs on 1nrendons safe hit Then Catcher Campbell chased Seoley who the wrong way touching lust base and appealed to th That aint out In The decision was overruled unanimous consent of the fielders The Well Dones up twelve runs before the side went Into the box ho n high ball which went over the fence Tho after ball mid threw it back Cornish pitching before tho boy official on the batter on balls that he could scarcely reach There was loud applause from Tones supporters side was retired without a on the keg at second Joe Church went In to pitch for the Hashed Browns the fourth Inning and the locI the fielders were bunched nt sec- ond base he the side out for three runs good threebagger to right but declined to move Irons second until he which he carried to plato The Hashed Browns scored four runs the game was called summarily when Urcndon violated all traditions by hit- ting a long Into centre field and a home run without stopping at the magical second base Records of the Brooklyn and New York Player In the two games played by Daly before he was Injured ho did not make a base hit rejoining the Brooklyn team however lias meeting tim ball the result that lie SlOW Hanlons men only player of then tonics who has not made an error more players Jones and Kitson Joined the SW week Although Sel- tuoli lewened hU 6 he still leads the Davis who In the one added 12 points Tne follow Kartell 20 66 Nona H 2 6 Kltwjn II 26 Jones 15 14U- Kecler Smith 7 25 Jennings 38154- McOulre 20 88- DeMont 14128- Dahlen 38 138 Cross 17 69 Kennedy 13 42 25 80 MrUlnnlty12 41 Dunn 7 21 howell 4 8 ft 7 1 24 42 7 11 22 3 0 2 0 A R 1 25 42 3 2 47 3 18 80 8 7 17 4 18 32 2 22 34 A 12 17 0 1 10 1 13 IS 4 4 S 1 330 338 1 0 U 0333 333 308 300 t 1 IS 8 280 280 0 0 12 3252 0 I I 3 250 248 1 0 0 024ft 248 0 O 0 0 238 0 0 11 0223 0 0 1 2185 0180- rttvtrt Camit Put Out AssIsts Errori Attract A 10 13 0 1000 Jennings3 70 22 7 882- Kerler 8 7 10 2 117- 7JcTlnnlt12 4 27 I 869 22 I tees Dables 36 91 ISO 10 961 Jones 33 69 3 3 860 Farrell 20 34 16 3 039- DcMont 34 101 104 10 953 Cross 17 26 29 3 946 Kelley 32 59 26 A 844 61 26 A 113- 6Bheckard 25 30 8 A 906 Dunn 7 2 17 2 903 howell 00 cops 2 2 6 1 73 11 2 13 3 633 Smith 7 ID 9 4 626 TEAM BAITING AtDzt lice Soil Hill Brooklyn 1280 200 344 Jpponents 1267 134 379 294 TRAM FIELDCfO- Puf Out A Him Heroes Attrott 076 903 08 951 Opponents 871 483 101 933 NEW YOBK BATT1X- Olavfri0amn AD It IB to ID JIR SB51 A- Melbsth3 137 33 55 10 4 2 15 4 401- avls S4 137 27 t2 7 2 0 A 2 38- 0Joyle31 127 40 7 1 0 18 2 316 lawley12 33 4 10 1 0 1 U I 301- lowermanlB 63 10 18 i 0 1 286 Vamerlft 48 7 13 1 0 o 271 llekrnan24 90 16 24 I ft 0 267- lercer 33 130 20 33 3 0 0 10 1 254 illaltren38 ISO 32 40 8 3 0 72 232 Grady 30 84 19 21 0 32 250 llenson 38 153 27 38 2 3 0 3 ft 245 tehrny 13 243 rarrlck is 36 2 0 o 2 237 icymourlS 24 208- imim i 000 ogan i 000 Friable 4 1ft 000 riELDlXO lawn Put Out Aititti Snort A wrajil- arrtek s 80 0 1o iO- l 12 3 34 0 1000 Smith i iooi ole 31 340 17 1ft 86- 0Jals 34 M 132 II 948 IIaltren36 7 a A 833- ilbKh 38 6 4 ft 832 Warner 15 ileaion 38- Jowtrman IB Jmdr- oheny 11 ts 24 sn 35 11 883 30 a 21 j6 670 4 33 A 86- 1iriftt 4H 88 21 833 33 38 13 828- ogan 1 J ft 2 800 Seymour 13 4 13 7 708 4 2 0 3 400 TBAM BATTWO At Bat Runt flats hUt Attract lewTorlt 1279 244 364 384 2J3 387 297 Antiti Aerate 98n 351 m 915 848 483 107 83- Dluatroa Week for the Atlantic League VTlLKESBARiut June a rather dliat nnanclally the Atlantic League faces the struggle of the next six days and the problem of last until Juljr 4 for the big crowds at the The new Heading team and the hauls club hare proved failures Neither has won a and out nf ill game played hM been whitewashed three limes and scored II runs The scheduled with the In this city on was poilpored owing to clubs the teams hue drawn worly and there Is little of the attendance In reduce expenses much apart WllkesIlarre sent Pitcher tingle baek to and released Third J P llurke a pitcher on the St llonaTentura College has been The release of Pitcher ioodwln expected Catcher Ilarber hu been re- f dlandICapt and by iurfalft Despite all this the directors bravely say club last throughout the season ithf Surf Brooklyn Jockey Club Six Rice Today at 230 P H Trains eta U a leave K 34ta St V at 1240 9th Ave Brooklyn I every 10 minutes Kx at Hall riatbmh AT and Bin k tatlooi DAS BALL BURL SOV the din they tate the his of tam one Done a Dr cue hade liver ijiond and Ire sat goo oho tito and rut ted told and Kin ha- de Sino ben wit player game record PI vlClmrlAn 0 0 0 7 0 4 0 0 0 3 7 I 1 7 0 0 0 I 1 I 0 7 2 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 U U 0 0 0 0 13 4 0 4 1 I Aft 7 4 1 0 1 0 4 9 0 0 1 0 U 1 0 7 0 0 n 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 Gar I 0 47 1 2 DII 1304 TAM N I Put e or tog burr hr opponents teens the alm bO while Cannot man the Races N carl 110 130 PARK CI Field title Campbell caught the flu1Ctt11ttil game to said 11111 tousle Instructions were there Tills lug disorganized fielders tie returned called three strikes Vehi w CII wo average meanUmo fl 113 SIt 311 11fl3l35HAu 2 Eel 125 0 i 0 0 I 2 35 ItS 2 2 1 U3- FIaLOLNO Stculre 1 Brooklyn 2 2 37 5 Cl Van 23 023 121 128 YIELPINO lImo trous week double- headers game to 81 Friday creasing they without falling Island P M LEAVE HO NY and g only I > ¬ ¬ < > BALL PLAYERS ORGANIZE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION PORJIKD B- MESIOEltS OF HIO LEAOUK TEAMS Not Affiliated With American Federation o LaborJennings Says harsh lie Resorted To If Magnates Officers Elected but Names Kept Secret Delegates from eight National league met nt the Sturtevant 1 louse yesterday at to organize a union the object of which Is protect the rights of ball players in their nr- gotlatlons with the socalled magnates When the meeting was railed to order the following delegates were present Brooklyn Kelley Jennings and Heeler York Vail Doyle and Mercer Doston puny and Clarke Philadelphia Delehanty Donahu Murphy Chicago Orlfflth and Callahan Clr- clnnatl Corcoran Irwin and Phillips Pltuburr Ely Zlmmer and ODrlen St Louts Young Durkett lleldrick Ryan of Chicago was also expected to b present but he was called away to his home Clinton Mass McGraw of St Louis was un- able to attend because of the Polo Urounds In thee Saturday which will lay him up for at least some weeks Daniel Harris representing Samuel flomp ers President of the American Feder atlon of Labor was present and h explained matters to the players said that the proposed union would necessarily bo compelled to affiliate Itself with the American Federation Labor but whether it did or not It would receive the moral of his organization Harris showed the that they lead many grievances handled In the proper way could be rectifier without any great amount of trouble He over the ground so thoroughly that the dele- gates Informed him that after they had organized they might join the federation represented him Harris then withdrew and Association of Base ball was organized Following n discussion it was voted to afllllntH the association the American Federation of Labor ns yet Tho delegates thought that it would be to feel their taking such summary action They further decided that It would bo well to the good of the Federation- of Labor and at the saute time U would not be advisable to antagonize the league Officers were elected Including a President Vice President Secretary but unanimous vote It was agreed that their names should not be made public A committee- on bylawn was also and It was voted to secure as adviser ono of the following Harry Taylor formerly of the Louisville now a of Michael J Boston and William of WllkcsHarre It turned out that the of each J a- tional organized several weeks ago and that the delegates to yesterdays meeting were chosen at was represented by n chairman as follows of New York of Boston Delehanty of Philadelphia Orimfth or Chicago of burg and Ilurkett of St Louis the majority of of each have the new association understood that It Is not for man to become a member Tho association- will hold another meeting In this during the next trip east of the Western clubs when It Is believed an attempt will be made to enlist thee support of all players the minor for Is latter ore not Included the association will not be effective when the tUne arrives Hugh of the to to tho men after the We decided not to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor for the reason that we did not think it was time to make such a move We want to go along slowly see where we stand Wo recent assurance that the American Federation of us Its moral support which of courses will be of value hut we can realize the exact strength to take n step that might be regretted the this closer together than they have The players must live the magnates magnates must by the In case of any unfair treatment afforded to Association would order strike but I do that we resort to harsh measures Play sot have been oppressed In and by the magnates National they heave been lInt with our Pro tective Association In full we confident that ties magnates In future will see fit to BO negotiate with that there will be no grievances We do not care to give out the namm of our ofllceri at present for the reason that might be dls that our that a meeting won mot enthusiastic Every delegate expressed his views and there rived for thee to some to ect themselves from further When we have perfected our organization leave Included of minor leagues we be In a to dictate terms which let t be understood will not be unreasonable In my way Harris representing President lompers told us that we not have to support other unions In the of being out and that our dues would be merely lomlnal We think of ourselves with his organization but action has deferred for It is said that the President of the Proteotlre Association IB either of Boston or Griffith Chicago National Leagne Record Philadelphia rooltlyn t Louis htcago- oaton Carat Lost 3 2 ft 4 4 4 25 3 4 4 3 2 3 2 3 5 323 3 4 3 I 3 4 3 2 420 0 4 2 2 17 1 4 1 3 IB 20 l tl 202J2S SUNDAY OV TIlE DIAHOXD Eastern league At RoehesterRnchetter 0 4 At ProTldencvlIartford 7 Providence B Tug riEcono- ochester Montreal iprlngOeld- roTldence lartford- oronto Games I ott a 4 a 1 2 0 1 4 1 4 I li i 1 2 10 4 3 3 17 3 a is 3 i u 2 a 14 il il5M7l20 l I Interstate League AtColambnsColumbus 14 Toledo 3 At 7 New CasH 0 At Fort WayneFort Wayne 23 Wheeling 6 American At MilwaukeeIndianapolis 4 Milwaukee 3 Other Games AT WEEHAffKEX 1 04 10 loboken n oa 3 naileriesBertrand and ONell Norton and Roach AT VAN WEST ougbke psleO I I 0 o 1 f 14 7 meraldi 0 0 0 0 10 3 BsllerlesBorVe and Munilnger Hatfleld and gotrrii nnoTiten ISLAND 3 1 2 5 J S 0 S 0R221 Brooklyn FCO 2001002 ij- IlatterlesCastro and Meeteer SlleWck Shall and orsn AT ALLRQAM- YLBonas 0 0 4 a- Imlra 0 03 4 AT IATEIISQX 0 4 lOel Ittsburg 310 12 2 BatterlesVlau and McCann Leaver and OCon AT COLLEGE POINT jyola AC0 0 0 3 4 I 0 SIB 24 llege Pt AC I 0 0 0 2 o 0 I l a 7 rrlbi MrtoraB and AT MAQARA Isgara University 0 14 2 jrleBartkoiritt and Dcwfc Rogtn wd I leI Fair cubs to New Co- lIn and at InJure at not support player went not atonal In R by- a cub formerly of the Now clb art attorney I la team but now law at cluMul Corcoran or Pits tea WM a or ole after 5- o our do deem It or our not to but to ben one of our I do not that the yea by employer But ou say one opinIon time had acton pro and lr Duly of t t t I liC- JV i f i 1 t- t I a 3 3 U 4 3 3 4 Z I 6 ClncnnU I I 4 0 I 4 1 0 3 s 1 i i lt t I 3- Ct t i- p I 3 3 3 1 4 3 I 19 I 3 317 4 2 1 I s a r 1 I o l W Y F 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 lon p Bplln 1 5 M 0 0 0 I 0 o r 0 0 0 0 1 I Paterson 0 0 0 n no 0 0 1 o 0 0 o nor 6 6 lalrls FIld and PALl o 2 ft I 0 0 0 f oo 0 o I 0 Will lie form- ally York Itow practicing Ieagtle Brooklyn club appointed conenilttee which adjourned shortly clock organIzation we riot future was antagonize the National League men Protective against their can was namely that the cr will been 5 0 20 2 5 2 5 2 2 4 2 4 2 Syracuse 2 2 a 21 League 2 5 2 B hi E 4 It U 5 4 l l5 l Cuban 2 8 ¬ > Hunter Rye and Uniformitya- re Synonymous A B HART FRANK MonA S IteprritnitdTM- S William St New YoLk N Y AT JKBSBV CITY jerseys 4 I o 2 o 1 o o io- Suburbans o 0 Uatttrttinieker and Rochelle Nerilu sad srI AT SSELLT8 GROUNDS 0 0 7 0 0 4 0 it- Benmnburst UattfrlMFl f her and Harder Orr At White PlalnsD wey A C 11 Dewey R S IBleecUer P0 Rlchoonl- A C 4 X Giants Jollet 3 At East New YorkAlerts 0 Jaspers t Empltia It Baseball Games Today NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AUBRICAX ASSOdATIOI- IPHUburr at Brooklyn si New rlnnatl at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston KASTERN tKAare st Worcester Hartford at Prorldems Syracuse at Montreal Toronto it Scranton WllktsBurs ReadIng Elmira OTHER OAK Drawn TS Unlrcrittr of Pennsylvania at PmV- denes Raseball Notes Kelley has played eighteen fames without an tma- teason made seven errors In tour i list week Nine errorless games hue been played ty ties Brooklyns this season The New Yorks made twentytight errors In thru tames played last week Heeler hai filled to hit safely In ten of the ttlrtr eight games played ny Brooklyn The to restore the double umpire system kai been dropped b the magnates txcauM the ellis expense The Long Island A C has June SO and Au II to teams olterlng suitable lndu meBU Address E N Homlr 220 Broadway Manhattan Harry V MeagberA wins the bet AS a ball over the fence of Manhattan Hell In 1 00 that field being known as the Iolo Grounds In that year Owing to cancellation the Linden A X has July 4 A It and will pay railroad expenses Iron New York for teases Address II S Cole Linden N J Thee Manhattan College bell nine anti the Onto Athletics wilt play their game this season es Saturday afternoon The Spalding Literary Union No 2 team would to arrange games with strong outoltown teams offet tag a guarantee for sundays Address B J Hattie 14 West Sixtieth street The Monroe Juniors of this hATB a few open dates which they would like to fill with first M teams offering a guarantee Saturdays and Sundtrs open Address Capl Robert A Trauucber 337 liftS street The Eaton Ilasebsll Club has all Saturdays and Sundays In July also July 4 A M and P M open and would like to hear Irons teams a suitable guarantee Ad dress H 0 Lustlg tie East Seventeenth street The Suburban has June 23 open for a riot away from home with any strong emlprofe team within loo miles of New York that w U- I7 tn street The Parks Baseball Club of Long Island City IM open and would like to hear Item uniformed trami with averaging ID out of town testiS preferred J 199 Twelfth street Island City The Clinton K a has July 4 X U srI P M and 21 and all Saturday attemooni In Aurtiit to close with firstclass teams a suitable guir Addresn Frank Youngling manager M Astor place Jersey City rohn Swims Across the Dndson RIver Eighty third Street Harry Krohn the crack lonrdlstanc swimmer of the Pastime A C swam across 23 minutes He dived off the pier at the foot of street at 1232 oclock and reached Woodcllffe on the Jersey shore st- l oclock ills time would leave much bettor only for a strong ebb tide that carried him for a Innit dlntnnre Jack and Charles Murphy followed Krohntna rowboat and wero when the swimmer lifted himself Into nt finish without their EfsUtunce 18 years old Cricket The race for the cricket championship of York begun In earnest and the game already dared Indicate a well contested and Interesting series In competition for Individual prliM K J tifoAn- rast hiss assumed a commanding lead SOIl the fact that he has already compiled centuries Indicates i return to his form of a few years he was ranked among the best bsHmrn ot tnlt vicinity L a Cobb lead the bowling with an average of 116 The club records follow 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