Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-29
THE CHAMPION ORIOLES
They Will Reach This City Next Tuesday
Afternoon.
Parade ON Tuesday Night - Dividing
Gate Receipts of Temple Cup
Games-Neyv Suits.

The train bearing the champion Baltimore
rine will leave Chicago at 1913 am. Mon
day ard arrive in Washington at 2:10 pm.
Tuesday. At $50 o'clock of the same after
noon the club will leave the capital and
arrive at Camden depot at 6:35 o'clock.
The committee from Baltimore which will
meet the club at Washington will leave
Camden station, Baltimore, at noon Tues
day. 1t Is composed of Henry Poske, A. w.
Stiefel. William Laubheimer, Ernest Hasen-
baig, j. H. Wheeler, l.. II. Wieman, Chas.
Hogendorp, M. Strieweg, J. H. Vonderhorst,
Frederick Schoenewolf. Charles McNulty.
Samuel Grunewald, l.. N. Gutman, w. L.
Blair, Louis Schneeberger, John New, Harry
Goldman. Charles Stonebraker and Harry
l.. Thomas.
The marshaPs aid will report at Camden
station at pm. Tuesday.
The route of the parade will be as follows:
From Camden station to Eutaw street, to
Lexington. to Liberty, to Baltimore, to Hoi-
liday, to Lexington, to Charles. to Saratoga,
to Howard street. to the Fifth Regiment
Armory
The banquet has already sufficient SUBJ
stribers to assure its success. The list to
the banquet will be closed Monday.
Permission has been granted by Mayor
Latrobe for fireworks during the procession.
Division OF the Receipts.
Mr.. William c. Temple, the giver Of the
Temple cup for the post-series Of ball games
between the champions and the second club,
has written letter which settles the Ques-
ton as to the division of the receipts from
the series. His determination Is in accord
with the action on the subject by Messrs.
Young and Byrne, who fixed the conditions
for the conduct of the contests. The letter
Is as follows:
LAS to the division of receipts for the cup
series, the Us per cent of the net receipts of
this series are to be divided among the
players of the team winning the majority of
the games in the cup series, and not neces-
sarily to the club finishing first place in the
championship series.
I'm other words as Baltimore has already
Won the pennant, New York may yet, by
defeating Baltimore in the cup series, take
TO per cent of the receipts of this SERIES al
though finishing in second place. However,
having seen both teams play recently,
look on this as an extremely remote con-
tiEgency.
Discussing Dates of Games.
Manager Edward Hanlon arrived at Gin
cinnati yesterday and considered with
Manager John NJ. Ward of the New Yorks
the arrangements for the series Of games
for the Temple cup. The two settled every
thing except the dates of the games.
Two schedules were submitted. One to
commence On Thursday and the other on
Saturday Of rext week. The winner Of the
majority OF the seven games will retain
the Temple trophy. All the games will be
played in Baltimore and New York, and
II each team should win three contests the
city for the decisive contest will be selected
by lot. The umpires will be chosen in the
same manner.
Manager Hanlon left for Chicago last
night, and the time for the opening will
not be fixed until he consults his players
He wants the first game to be played at
Baltimore On Saturday, October 5. Ward
Is just as anxious for the series to COM