The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-22
rxeur~tons Pjc.Nics, &c.

Pine-Street Baptist Sunday school VIII
have their annual picnic at Maiden Al
venture on July 4th. II you want 10
spend pleasant day in the country 60
with them. Those who wish 1t can get
their dinners at the hotel at fifty cents
Tickets can be had OF the following com
mj,tec: c. L. Hill, ii. l.. Carter, {. III.
Pollard, James Calder, r. W. Carter, j. +.
Berry, and +. ID. Williams, Sr.
An excursion TO cayerns OF Luray
ria Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII
take place Monday, June 14th. Train
leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at $3.50
O'Clock A. N. Returning, leaves Luray
Tuesday the 18th at = O'Clock Z. NJ. TICK
cts good for ten days to return on any
train. This is grand and cheap eXcur-
sion. Don't lose your only chance to see
the greatest curiosity OF the world. TtcRets
for sale by L. Wagner. corner Sixth ana
Broad streets; j. NJ. Thompson, 400 east
Broad street; r. II. NJ. Harrison, east
Broad street; and by the committee at tue
n.
An accommodation train leaves Elba at
4:12P. NJ, running to Ashland Park. Re
turning. train will leave the Park at i.
NJ, reaching Elba at s. Ashland Park is,
from its altitude, cool and salubrious, and
possesses among other attractions large
oak grove affording ample shade, abun-
dance OF pure water from springs and
wells, croquet grounds, and dancing pavil-
ion. This Is an excellent opportunity 10
give the children a change OF air. No
liquors allowed to be sold on the premises.
The ladies OF Clay-Street Methodist Epis-
c0pal church will hold church fair and
sociable at Smiths new Central Hall, next
10 ST. James church, 314 north Fifth street,
between Marshall and Broad streets, conf
mencing on Tuesday evening, June oath,
at s o'clock, and continuing every evening
during the week.
The popular Monday moonlight excur~
sion OF the fine steamer Ariel will be re-
peated Monday night. You ought to 60.
Fine breezes. good company. and plea
SAINT time. Street-cars connect going ana
coming.
The picnic for the benefit OF Congrcga-
ton Kenesseth Israel, which was post
pOned from the 18th, will come OIL at
Mayo's Island on Tuesday the oath instant.
Dan cling from p. NJ. to 2 A. NJ. Go.
There will be q picnic every Monday
and Friday on Mayo's island by the Rich
mOnd Pleasure Club, continuing through
the season. Music, dancing, boating,
swinging, quoit-pitching, targeIpIac-
cling, &c. No improper characters al
lowed. No intoxicating liquor allowed
on the grounds, Special police to guard
against disturbance. Gate opens at L.
NJ. and close at A. NJ.
Grand moonlight excursion on steamer
Ariel, through and around Dutch Gap
"Wednesday evening, July I'd, given under
he auspices Of the librarians OF Union
Station sunday school for the benefit Of
the centenary fund. Steamer leaves the
wharf promptly at O'Clock. Returning
will arrive In time TO connect with street
cars. Attractions: Moonlight, pleasan
breezes, band OF music, and refreshment
abundance.
There will be grand moonlight excur
sion given by Damon Lodge, No. !
Knights of Pythias. on the splendit
steamer Ariel Wednesday night, July 9th
Music, dancing, and refreshments; de
llghtful family excursion. Perfect orde
preserved.
Don't forget that Park-Place Sunda!
school goes to Ashland Park Tuesday tn
oath. IL you want to spend the day boat
ing, fishing, swinging, playing at ball. O
sitting quietly IN the shade, go with them