The morning times., 1895-09-03
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On the return trip Of the steamer the
Manager Miller. who suEg"Sted the gilt
OF the trophy to- Capt. M"CuIley, as above
stated. There were some SI"ernrs. one "I
which was made by Capt. MCtauieE,
handsomely acknowledging the courtesy oil
his team.
The excursion and programme were in
charge OF the loli'wlng CoIAu:lJl"e: > +
Breem. chairman: f. J. Rea. c. 4. Holmes,
t. :. Hume, G. L. Kendrl2k W. +. LtnSoh
The committee had arranged for some
FDnaking on selected subjects by select
snnakcrs. bat the latter yieidesl the p2Vllo<
Ia rho unintcrrdpted use OF the happy young
people, 50 that tie only good INNS on tnc
programme that was NOT given was the
day fireworks OF the orators.
The contcsting teams di not desire the
score published in detail as there were only
four OF the regular W /. !; ana three oI
the regular Plate !rInters on thelf respective
teams yesterday
BARBECUE ON CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
Over 5000 persons assembled at Congress
Heights yesterday ana enioycdroast bullock,
watermclons, and the other features OF u
successful barbecue 1t was truly Eala
occasion and a Joyous celebration OF Labor
Dav From noon until after dark the
crowds surged over the fields and roaHed
/ the woods Of rcncote grove.
The tables surrounding the roasting beef
we're crowded. and il took dozen men TO
Continually serve the public There were
other features however, and the historic
old race track was tFahSInTAcd INTO 4
baseball field, Where The government PRINT.
inr Office and the Navy Yard teams wed
with each other for The Times silver trophy
Gun The rGme WIS an iEtCTest ing one,
and the numerous rooters used their privi-
le.sc OF 'guyiug' 10 IT'S fullest extent.
But The Times trophy is still i'll thc hGncs
/ of Mr.. Randall.
! first half of the ninth inning, the game was
called by Umpire Meshaw; ihc score, ac-
cording 70 Scorer H. SIrg!e.on, heihg iiiS
bat and Mutchler on third base. Getting
chance he ran home. and a ttcr q
/ moments delay was ruled out by Umpire
/ Mcshaw, the field umpire.
WAS A TIE GAME.
This would have made the score 10 to
! 1S in favor of the Navy Yard team. but
/ over this point the dispute arose and
| the matter was referred TO Mr.. Randall,
| who in turn announced that The Times
would settle the contest. AFTER a review
| of the matter The Times last night de-
cided the game a tie, to be played off
/ by the two teams.
The players were: Government Printing
Office-Mutchler, Rockwell. Havens, Mont
gomery Richards Cadet, Horen, Wiesner
! and Dougherty Navy Yard-Gates, Will
! liams, McMana way, Johnston, Berlin, JEFF
/ fries, Duffy, Reynolds and Andre. The
latter did good work as pitcher for bis
! team.
The next attraction was a bicycle race
! from Congress Heights To Overlook Inn,
in which Messrs. W Wright, j. Gray, F.
/ Carr Y Garrison. I. Pollock and w.
/ Demoll were the participants. The prize
offered by Mr. Randall was q Knox nat
! of latest design and best quality. Mr.. +.
! Carr was the first to get In, and was
followed three seconds later by Mr.. Gray,
who was given second place. The ground
/ covered in the race was three miles.
In addition to the above numbers th :
programme presented speeches delivered
by MesSrs. Randall, Elliott and Blackwell,
who each explained the advantages of the
new town. About one hundred lots were
sold The suburb is To have new school
| house to cost 50 600, the work on which
| bridge survey bill and electric road charter
| are spoken of as advantageous to its
| growth.
OUTING OF ALLIED TRADES.
One Of the most pleasant and interest
ing features of the Labor Day celebration
yesterday was the outing OF the allied
trades, given under the auspices OF Column
bia Typographical Union No. 101.
Immediately after the great parade the
members of the union and OF the affil-
iated trades and their friends boarded
the steamer for the outing grounds, where
a most ENJOYABLE afternoon and evening
was spent. Besides the members of thu
union and the affiliated trades large
number of representatives from nearly
every labor organization In the city were
also present.
The excursionists numbered between
700 and 500.
of fbasebaIlbetweep two crack ball teams from
Washington and most amusing cake wall
by members Of the Southern Classica
Cake Walking Club.
WINNERS OF FOOT RACES.
The first race was 100-yard dash, oper
to all, the prize being beautiful pear
handled penknife The entries were II
Smith, W. NJ. Donarid. r. R. Mackey,
Halloran, II. @. Boss. Ed. Dougherty ant
John Dugan. Mr.. Smith outclassed tn
others and won easily.
The next was b0-yard dash for boys