The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

Masonic Temple viii hardly have room for the goods
Tho whole aiar from beginning to end, win be
VITA all the young ladies' who VIII take part Tha
tickets sold VIII Cutltlc each purchaser TO participate
Nh JUG g1nI craving oI prizes among Which is the
grand upright plano and diamond earrings. Tickets
are Tor sale everywhere.
The Columbia Boat Club held a largely
attended and thoroughly enthusiastic meeting at
tcit cluh-lousu lat night, tpngtaulatory speeches
were mado 10y President Coon and other oniccts of
Tie club uunu the unusual success that attended their
crows In the late regatta. ny vote OF tho club II was
agreed to send 70 crew To the regatta of the
Navy, To I've held IN philadelphia ON October % during
the vi. ccntenni'l. Five new active members were
elected, and Treasurer Irico submitted hs report,
showing the financial condition OF the club to ho cy
cclcnt. Tho Fair Committee reported that cvcry-
thing was moving along splcndidly, and that AN
dressed 10y Mn klntucr, ot the club, who returned
thanks to those who generously bestowed tho floral
shell upon him ~ testimonial uf their auprcctott,n
Tho meeting then Adjourned
boat.race took place yesterday after.
noon between Fisher and Kcaruey of the Coast Sur
Noy, aud Martc aud Cmtyoc, uf the Rurcau ~ En-
craving aud Printing, on tho river in trout OF the
mile aud q half aud return, In all three mlcs
Fisher aud Keatucy won very easily In gi:ei Tho
other crew making tho distance i'm e3.s Fni-
lowing this, single thok place between Column
and Rogers, OIL the Printing Burcau the latter win
Ming In ~, the distance being one mile aud half
Mr.. Rudolph kaufman, Of the Star, and a
member Of the Potomac club, left for Nebraska last
NlkNN " hllNll w NWNliNSN on llN lAWtnfs
Base Rail.
There will lie q meeting at this office this
afternoon ~ 1880 clock, of the old members Of the
Creighton niso IAN club, who mtcnd attending Tho
funeral NJ the late illiaiu Shea
Whitney, Sutton, Wise, Bnninton,
ll"rhlhg Dickcrson, Conuors, and Ewing have
signcd To- play In noslon
On Monday the Columbias beat the Twi-
lights ly score Of 1 tos, after an Interesting con-
The Chicago nine for 1883 will remain tx
nctS rs at present, with the exception uf another
player To take The paceof Nichols, their substitute
Ell. Williamson, the Chicago third base
man, signed to play with the Aeghanles of rltts.
burg next season, aud accepted bonus Of 5000 adj
vance money. lie last week broke his pledge hy
signing with the Chcagos Tor next year. The Ans.
shiheS VIII carry the matter into tho courts.
The League intends reinstating all of the
league players VINO two years ago were black
listed for crookedness aud drunkenness, that the
,lhDS In that organization may avail themselves of
| the players The players as follows: Gross and
Brown, oi Providence; Crowley, OF Boston; Dorgan
ana liouck, prtroits Casklns Of Troy Dlckotsu, OF
Worcester, and Clapp, of Cleveland Most OF Inc
men are relnstated contionally that they play only
Win League clubs.
llouck, of this city, has signed for the
etrots for lSsa, provided Of course, he is removed
tom The black list of League players.
The unfinished game in the Departmental
League between the Post once aud Government
Printing unce win he played Oft next saturday The
promoters ot the association viii keep up the org an
Iiliun during the coming winter, and win early next
spring nut forth several first class teams combat
each other. The trophy to he presented to tho Wars
| consists OF handsome set OF foul sags.
The mines from Troy and Worcester, to.
gcthcr with the directors of each nrgan 1ation str
Matte the action Of the League In dclegatlng them ont
nt the organization petty piece of usurpntion and
one which they Intend resisting before the courts
ihcre seems to bea fire smOucring under the League
Woods, lIanlon, Robinson, Farrell, and
| rr"lt VIII remain In Detroit next season.
Mr.. William Shea, former president of
the Creighton club, and y momber Of the Light In
fantry Corps, died At his home In this city ON Thurs.
| day last. MIR. Shea at time was looked upnu
as lie leader among the base ban enthusiasts of the
trelgnnS, and his death Will he regretted by large
| circle OF warm friends The members uf the cul,
| VIII attend the funeral this afternoon.
The Columhas met the Stars, Jr. ycstnr-
day, the game resulting In Victory for the Column
hhS by score Of 10 To H. the features Of the game
being the heavy battling Of burke and Apple and the
| ielding Of Young at first and Apple at second.
The Columbia College nine defeated the
| High school yesterday 10y score Of 20 TOD.
| The Stars defeated the Wavcrleys ON
| Wednesday by score Of = To /. The ncIding was
tho finest seen hero this season, while tho batting was
| weak, "