The morning times., 1896-05-15
KREGLo BENEFIT TONIGHT
Aadrids Are Added to the splen-
did Program.
Several Plays VIII Be Given by
Talented People In Aidsof the
Afflicted Family.

Voluntary aid TO the Kreglo family has
been free and generous III the way of
cash contributions, but tonight the people
of Washington viii have an opportunity
orswelilng the fund with pleasure 10 them :
selves
The benefit to be given under the
auspices of The Times at Willard Hall
will be thoroughly enjoyable enter
tainment. The program is seiected and
arranged with taste and care, and the
list OF talented people assures a high class
entertainment. The plays to be given are
"Mulligrub Mistake" and Two Luna
tics" and the quarrel scene from ''Schooi
for Scandal
In them will appear Mrs. Clarendon
Smith, G. GarVin Gilman, Lucie Rogers,
Hal Clarendon, Jr.,. and the s-embers OF
the Me Seguere Club. These ladies and
gentlemen are Well known as artists of
talent and abllity, ana their kindness i'll
volunteering their services IN This charity
should meet Win generous response.
Another drawing card viii be tie Madrid
Quartet, that clever organization whose
playing has been so often enjoyed In this
city.
The Madrids were originally to have
played i'll the LeneIt 10 he gwen tomorrow
night at Aliens Opera House by Prof. j.
ii. Rhodes and "A number OF equally well
known ladies and gentlemen. a profeS-
sional engagement, however, interferred,
and as il IS all Tor CGe charity they kindly
volunteered their services at Willard Han
this evening. The use of the hail has been
kl"uIy uohatcu Dy Messrs NJ. u. ana A c.
Lewis.
III addition to subscriptions heretofore
published The Times ackuo Wedges the
following:
Cash. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. $500
CASH. :. =. :. =. =. . . 90
. lap. - =. - .5U
The benefit game played at Capital Park
yesterday afternoon for the kreglo Fund
hetted something IKE Une neat sum OF $50
at the gate.
The amount mentioned will hardly cover
the game, as many tickets were sold to
parues who aid not attend nor have their
tickets presented at the park
An accounting VIII Le hau today when
the exact sum realized will be ascertaiiled.
Inc crowd numbered about two hundred
persons who thoroughly enjoyed the con
test, II I was one sided.
The fact that the boys were giving their
services most cheerrully in behalf OF n
cnanty most worthy made tie SPECTATORS
ioiseI OF oVerlook the tecnique of the sport,
dhu pidys good and bad were aDplauded
alike.
1T was not expected that an artistic game
would be affordcdS as both clubs are new
10 Tue diamond this season. However,
The game was not devoid of interest. from "a
strictly baseball standpoint.
The Mount PieasanJS We're easy winners
The Patent office club had been hurriedly
1bsbGINo SbSSIhti. anu were snort or the
practice necessary TO win against compe-
tent competitors.
The features OF the game were the
battery work OF Sensner and Farrell the
fielding and batting of Charley Beall OF
the Mount Peasants, and the batting OF
Smith and fielding Of Kirk OF the Patent
Office nine.
The pitching of sensner was an enigma
TO the fRterier Department boys. only five
hits being scratched off his delivery in the
nine innings. Boveless caught a good.
steady game for the losers.
Twombly, OF the Mount Peasants, was
also handy with the ash. getting three
hits. one of which6was two-bagger. Mr..
Nichols gave satisfaction in the umpire's
position.
The line up OF the clubs was as follows
Mount Plcasants-Be third base; Dwyer,
right field, Wisner; second base, Green;
first base: Farrell. catcher: Nixon, short
stop; 0gle. center field; Twombly, left
field; Scnsner, pitcher.
Patent Offjce-Lewis, third base; Gray,
second base; Lovetess. catcher: Bum, first
base; Smith, right field; Holmes, short