The evening world., 1894-10-09

volumes for the solidity with which
the edlfce must be constructed. Ger
tainly a rafter or two was displaced last
night by the roars and thunders of the
ngratulations volleyed at the Giants
and the consolatory cheers that rang
out in answer to the mention OF Capt
Robnson's name and that of the Balti-
more Baseball Club.
Both teams were present as guests OF
De Wolf Hopper 70 witness his remark
@Ry an aop apefq t iomi s oP Tae
was as enthusiastic as when In his hear.
tiest and happiest vein as fan" al a
game he telt a reflection Of the glory
ers. as did the other rooters who were
in the majority among the audience.
Needless to say, the house was in
adequate to contain all the people who
feel responsible. in measure. for the
capture of the Temple cup, and when
every seat and every inch of standing
not secure entrance remained outside
and fed their enthusiasm by staring ut
the facade of the building, which was
appropriately decorated When mem
Der of the New York team appeared ON
the sidewalk between the acts n throng
gathered about him, eager to grasp his
hand Should he select one OF the neigh
boring hOstelries in which to Stake the
thirst that Is natural to the man VINO
sits out an act in a crowded auditorium,
that particular tavern Immediately did
a land office business.
Inside the theatre elaborate and en-
bematiC decorations were in evidence
everywhere. Nine-tenths of the audi
ence wore the, black and white ~ -"
opportunity offered. Tho lower boxes
at the. left of the stage were drnped
with the national colors. under wnl,n
hung festoons Of black and white
In them sat the Giants, Capt Manager
Ward nearest the stage and beside
him big Amos Rusie. In the oGppos,i.te
orange and black OF the roles, sat the
Baltimore team, Capt. Robinson to
the fore. on either side of the pros.
SaW york and hHn hs G0d'S
AS the players filed in the orchestra
played Hail to the Chief and Mary
land, My MARYLAND; while the audience
popularity OF baseball experts. De Wolf
Hoopper,s first appearance was made
wait until the. orchestra circle got
through proposing Johnnie Ward for
Mayor Of New, York and the gallery
the matter, with Eddie Burke? Eddie,
Eddie. Eddie"
Then, from somewhere, Hopper pro
Right Field Fence With ali the &C.
cent and energy OF Burkeville deni-
After the first act the elannor grew
Ward Well, give US Rusie, then! Burke
MnrGs nnes sang MS. thS 5ooe sa
bowed, as did every member of the team.
Then the crowd showed its fairness, and
directed the yolley at the opposite box,
cheering the Baltimore team collectively
and Individually.
In the moonlight scene Hopper had %
succumb and recite his inimitable Casey
n that Ward 40 a IN
and talk Johnnie may have missed the
opportunity OF mis- life by declining. for
that throng of shouting, humanity was
right there. with J. Montgomery for Gov
ernor Ruse for Lieutenant Governor
Meekin for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
the ticket. reserving the Mayoralty for
Eddie Burkl
But Ward declined. and Hopper told
the audience that he, would acknowl-
be given on Sunday night in the theatre
to the Champions OF Champions. Hop
pers voice was tremulous with real agi-
high spirit and honest effort which had
the work of the New
York team and Of the honesty of pur-
pose which was convincingly prominent
in the Temple Cup series, when, by
losing a game or two. the profits to
each Individual would have been largely
sweiled: He closed with compliment
to the Baltimore team for their success
in winning the pennant.
After the play the crowd still fingered
on the street and both teams left the
theatre by the stage door I'm order to
The Temple Cup was to have been ex-
hbited in the lobby OF the theatre but
its custodians. a business firm In Balti-
more. neglected to send 1t on. 1t Is
probable that II will come now promptly
enough. as the Criole rooters will hardly
care to view longlngly the trophy on
which they didn't even get little finger
of actual possession.