The evening world., 1894-07-04
DE Wolf Hopper and Marshall p.
Wilder VIII BE Umpires.
The subscriptions.

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Baseball as IL baseball will be on
brew at the Polo Ground. July 10. Then
picked nine of the fun-makers of the
Casinos Passing Show" Will play an
equally carefully selected nine of e. L.
Rice's 1892" mirth-provokers at the
Garden Theatre, and the game will be
not exactly for blood. but for the ba-
bies-for the suffering little ones Of New
York's tenements. All the proceeds will
be given to the Sick Babies Fund.
Ed Nj. Favor. leading comedian Of
1872" will captain his team, and Sey-
mour G. Hess. the clever gentleman who
helps to popu;arize Canary & Lederer's
buresque, will captain 1.-The Passing
Show" nine
De Wolf Hopper and Marshall p.
Wilder will be the umpires, the latter
doing service behind the pitcher, and they
will endeavor to settle all disputes that
arise between the players. without sub
hitting them to international arbitration
Both mines will be In costume. Each
will ride to the Polo Grounds in a tally
no coach, and as much eclat as the law
Manager L. b. Talcott has kindly
given the use of the grounds, and
viii see thnt the public is made com
Portable. Tickets, at 80 cents each, with
the usual extra grand stand and pad
dock charges, will be on sale Tomorrow
Ask for them at the hotels and theatres.
The game will be worth seeing. The
1872" team picked out a small nine in
Harlem yesterday and lathered the life
out OF 1t just by way OF getting its hand
In. Both teams Will begin practice to-
morrow morning and keep 1t up, with
lntermssions for rest of course. until 3
p. NJ. of the day of contest. when game
Will be called.
Purchasers Of tickets will get their
moneys worth in enjoyment. Then they
will have, the extra Satisfaction OF
knowing that the money will be used
for ,ac most nos excellent purposesnn re.
of little babies who are gasping in the
tenements these days. and for whose
little lives The Evening Worlds"
corps OF free doctors has daily battles
The Sick Rabies Fund is merely an
Instrument Of charity and benevolence.
I'll Csc who have no claims on their
bounty. or whose liberality Is not un-
scribe TO its support. Every cent con-
tributed is used to promote child-com-
fort. This IL Independence Day, and the
the free born lover of his country puts
the blessings of health within the reach
OF some stranded little citizen.
tt Send "a. every letter , containing money ts
Mrs. Rob IS, of 22s East Twenty-fir
street, have all the nursery supplies and
liliputian outfits that can be spared.
There Is no better day on the calendar
| for a good deed than July 4.
The sisterhOOd OF Bnee scholom
Five more dollars have been added to the sici
babies Fund and Ave more small lives hav,
been saved thereby The Sisterhood OF the Con.
sregation Bnec schoom. which since the organiza
ton OF the Society last January has been laryel,
identified in charitable work. is the donor. ant
not only has 1t donated the money. but has ais,
promised liz unttrng efforts to aid THE Evenin,
World In It's beautiful charity
The Society held Its regular meeting las
night, ard when Rabbi ID. LOwenthal moved tina
the above amount be raised to aid the sunerni
babies, action suited to the words immedi
ately, and today the money was turned over L
] The Evening World Rabbi Iowpnthsl hu
also been much identified with charity. Last Win
ter he worked increasingly in behalf OF "Th
Evening Worlds Free Food Commission. He Il
continually circulating among the poverty stricken
and STICK and realizes the great work taken up b.