Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-30

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 80 AND
AT THE GEEMiSSihh sHoorINs PARK, ;
NoTth.TH TsTBtrEs Of tas SersAth Strssf Horse RaL
'ray.
The Hall Committee of the Grand Army of the
p ssure of ansouncing to the comrades and friends
Of the organization, and the public generally, that
,-z'-'' GRAND ca CAMP PlfSss1 REGSioS SIt p3'''hs
heh tSrl sa,e' w an at the place above mentioned
;h.;T ,t,sTnSSn 6y dissinsni,hed G military
Pres
DANCING in the Pavilion, and there win be Foot
races, Gymnastic Exercises. and Lesping for Gold
little folks, Balloon Ascensions Fireworks aud Dis
solving views At night and many Camp Games and
Sports, TO be announced on the grounds.
DONCHEs BRASS AND STRING BAND.
ortwenty ive performers, has been engaged Tor the
two days entertainment, and portion Of them will
from the stand in the Park while The string and cor
net band Of eight musicians win render all the pop
dances in the large Pavilion.
PROGRAMME.
At2 p. NJ each day the Park " i'll be opened, 10 be
snn9lneed by the firing Of the cannon and music Dy
At o clock the Dancing Pavilion will be onerad
At 5, foot-rsces for beautiful Gold Prize Msoai
Al SO, Gymns;tic Exercises for a beautiful Gold
At7, Speech from the main stand.
At this time the Music and Dancing and all the
sports and g:,aes will 6e suspended and will not be
Resumed I'LL the close OF the speech.
The grounds viii be brilliantly Illuminated at
dark and the dancing will be T. sumed Immediately
after the Pavilion 10 illuminated, and will contiRue
Throughout the evening.
The Park will be closed at II O'Clock midnight.
After dark each evening the Di-solsins Views will
s ss ~ sa !sers S besnso slsG oe
Balloons viii be frsdps%ntiy 9. % sent npR;
Park day and night, and the public may rely ueen
the prevalence Of good order throughout this festi
ted and persons max ing themselves obnoxious will
ai once be removed The committee in charge Of the
% the pleasure q the occasion, that will
feet disersdit upon the organization.
Admission to the Park, leach person l--.23 cents.
Admission TO the Dancing Pavilion, each personJ
20 cents extra.
All persons not prosessiOnalsts. will be permitted
TO contest for the prizes for gymnastics Foot
Who enter these contests. after the fee Of
% cents 20 the Park is paid.
kldlng swinging or Dissoiying Views, bni II Is ex-
s1a RGIe % STf a. the % e unsl ISs ,Ss S s,s the
sSarsfql man, who will see that no accident befalls
No children viii be admitted to the Park unless
scs, mpsnied by their parents OF proper guardians
y ar the ~ sns ana m ans
he viii provide an abundance Of eat.bles and drink
BE TO the season and the occasion.
gate and AZ the paneirg PsSien x bs a. se1e,rd 1e ta
the fitting up and furnishing Of the neu Grand Army
Arransements are now pending to add to the
zmusements Target Shooting with Tihes and Bowling
Invitation. have been extended to the President,
uishsd ssnsemen to honor the % OCCASION % By their
The " ash isgton Choral Society and the sseneer-
Sund have also teen invited, and IL 10 hoped they
will be present and enhance the attractions BY some
There Is ss.siI Park on the outside and near the
entrance TO the grounds, where carriages may be
sscurely parked while the passengers are visiting
the grounds Jezs4t