The evening world., 1894-07-07
Time and Place Polo Grounds,
Tuesday, July 10.
The Subscriptions.

Not only baseball NJ liz baseball"
but lots of gay burlesque and free-and-
easy fun will be furnished at the Polo
Grounds next Tuesday afternoon, when
the Sick Babies Fund has a benefit
there. Then the ball-tossers OF Canary
& Lederers The Passing Show" at the
Casino. will tackle the expert leather
chasers of L. T.. Rice's 1892" now at
the Garden Theatre. The comedians of
these two merry entertainments will APP
pear on the diamond in their show cos
tunes. and each nine has rehearsed
acts" that are calculated to be big
surprises and that will certainly make
the crowd laugh. Capt. Ed NJ. Favor
OF "l492. says he Is confident his team
will wipe up the Polo Grounds with
Capt. Seymour @. Hess's Passing
Show" players. But Capt. Hess will
have picturesque mascot on hand to
hoodoo the "li92s." That mascot will
be Junius Willis Antonio. the smallest,
but the most exciting of Lucy Days
pickaninnies. Lee Harrison, OF THE
Passing Show" nine. will have a per-
sonal mascot and general assistant on
the field in the pickaninny Alfred Smith
Singer. The whole pickaninny band will
be there. and will do some wonderful
wise contributing to the delights of the
day. Capt Hess has strengthened his
team by putting Barney Pagan. the
song and dance nonpareil. at shortstop.
and the nine has in other ways been
made powerful. The two teams as they
now stand are as follows:
The Passing Show" 'IAs2"
Seymour Hess Capt. ab Ed. N. Favor tcapt) Id.
Lee Harrison CT. =: Howard. 2b.
II. standish. II. Walter JONES' 3b.
Gus Pixey. 3b. r. Luther C.
Barney Pagan. p. Drackett o.
Robert Hagan, D. j. Keefe RI
George Howard c. Copper Sloan H.
VIM. Cameron. r. Long Walton as
George Mccabe. lib. short sisvin. CT
substItutes-'lts2." L. L. Rice, Richard Hsr-
lowe, VIII Palmer, e. D. Price George Thomas
Snow %! sa1fs Tom n' e.0.
| Newell.
De Wolf Hopper and Marshall p.
without calling out United state troops
or the NATIONAL Guard. will act as UNI
PPire n,.,a "iAs2" Will have It's own music
Jones. Jack Sloan and Walton and
Slavin. 1t will also have two kegs of
beer. donated by Ike pannenbeIg. The
presented by Fred May.
But the brilliant feature OF the event
WIN be tn, the on the grand stand
panies. The principals. as well as the
prettiest chorus girls, will be there sell
ing souvenir photographs for the benefit
of the Sick Babies Fund. Both mines
were photographed in group by Pho
togrspher Hall, OF Thirty-fourth street
and Broadway, this morning, who will
donate the pictures which the "Phry-
nettes" and the Twelve Daily Hints
from Paris" and other handsome young
ladies of the burlesque' stage will offer
for sale during the game. From 1892"
there will be among the photograph
sellers Misses Edith Sinclair. Yolande
Wallace, Eileen Karl, Susie Hale Emma
Marsh, Edith Tutein. Pearl Bedford.
Gertrude Corey. Violet Potter. Ida Fair
banks. Annie Winner. Gertie Clark.
Josie Fairbanks, Sallie Randall Jessie
Thompson, Nina Walsh, Pauline Ed
wards, Clara Palmer. Annie Luke.
and Mamie Forbes.
1.-THE Passing shows" beauty corps
will consist of Misses Jessie Carlisle,
Lucy DAILY, Belle Stewart Mollie, Thomp-
son, Sylvia Thorne. Florence Cahill, Nir-
ginia Earle. Molle McGill Maude Daul-
ton, Helen Bronner. Cryssie Carlyle.
Mabel Irving. Annie Clay and Carrie
Noyse.
The game will be called at p. NJ, but
II you get there earlier you will see a
lot OF extra fun, as both mines will have
the usual twenty minutes practice.